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🌟 New episode of What did you actually learn? out now! It’s official: learning is fun! Or at least it should be because that way the info goes in. For this final episode in our series, join Jill as she meets up with Course Kings CEO Kevin Morgan in central London to talk about how he ensures everyone in the room enjoys learning! 🎙 Listen here: https://lnkd.in/eeHy3CDM

🤔 How do you explain a difficult concept and know they’ve understood it? The answer? Somehow, Coronation Street! Jill takes a trip to a beach in Brighton to catch up with sociology lecturer Dr Stephen Brown to find out his methods for ensuring his students know what he’s on about. 🎙 Listen here: https://lnkd.in/eb5n3SiX

🌟 New: The latest episode of What did you actually learn?, is now ready to stream on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and all good streaming platforms! 🎙 Listen here: https://lnkd.in/euYdMi6G We all need some extra help with those tasks we either don’t want to do or find difficult to do. So how does that person who offers the help, cope with everyone else’s unwanted/difficult tasks? Gemma Lane is a virtual PA and her company Hidden Gem accurately describes the value she brings to her clients because she quietly and efficiently gets on with all sorts of tasks the rest of us put off. Jill caught up with Gemma in the grounds of a country house hotel to find out how she regularly has to learn new stuff quickly and pass that on to her clients.

🌟 New: The latest episode of What did you actually learn?, is now ready to stream on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and all good streaming platforms! 🎙 Listen here: https://lnkd.in/dC7PxGnR Why is it when we do something that really benefits someone else, we fail to mention it? Rachel Dunford – the Impact Specialist aims to change all that. The things we do have an impact not only on our clients, families and communities but on many other connections and associations that we may not even be aware of. Jill meets Rachel on London’s South Bank and finds out how to measure our impact and shout it to the rest of the world.

Do you know the extent of the impact you have on others in the work that you do? Are you aware, that impact often goes way beyond those you're immediately associated with? This latest thought-provoking episode of our podcast "What did you actually learn" presented by Jill Sainsbury hears from Rachel Dunford an impact specialist who explains how you can measure it, bottle it and tell the world about it.

There are lots of words of wisdom in this film we produced for Anna Thame (MCIM FRSA) over the summer as part of a series to support her work as facilitator and communications professional.

🌟 New: The latest episode of What did you actually learn?, is now ready to stream on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and all good streaming platforms! 🎙 Listen here: https://lnkd.in/emtn8QAu Getting on the wrong side of the GP’s receptionist or the ward doctor does nothing towards a patient’s recovery. Senior nurse and clinical educator Carrie Hamilton, director of SimComm Academy has witnessed first hand the positive effect, good communication can do but knows that these skills don’t come naturally to everyone. Jill joined Carrie on a dog walk in the Hampshire countryside to find out how Carrie and her team are making a difference.

🌟 New: The latest episode of What did you actually learn?, is now ready to stream on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and all good streaming platforms! 🎙 Listen here: https://lnkd.in/e9AXJpXn Model, model coach and fashion marketing graduate Laila Moccia talks about modern-day modelling. You need to understand the brief, ooze confidence, have heaps of determination and be business smart. That’s before looking the part, which in the case of this episode’s title, she does. As Laila is never in the same place from one day to the next, Jill caught up with her on the mainline train to London.

🌟 New: The latest episode of What did you actually learn?, is now ready to stream on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and all good streaming platforms! 🎙 Listen here: https://lnkd.in/e88e3xb4 You finally put pen to paper to write the book you’ve always wanted but the editor then attacks it with a red pen. Rather than feel despondent first time author and experienced human resources consultant Jill Aburrow could soon see that those small edits made it even better. What’s more her book ‘Redundancy with Love’ turned out to be better than any business card which she told our Jill (Sainsbury) over a drink in the pub.