Theme: Considerate Language

How can you ask yourself questions that can help you to decide on a career? How can you speak to yourself in a way that encourages and uplifts you, rather than beats you down? How can we all connect with each other one connection at a time to make the world a better place?

Studio
Wigan
Wigan, Wigan, WN1
United Kingdom

Mark Crossfield

Career Coach and Podcast Host

Mark Crossfield is an Accredited Career Coach passionate about helping you to love your job and build a great career at whatever stage and whatever age. As a Chartered Manager and Chartered Civil Engineer, Mark worked in local government for 28 years, most of that time as a Service Manager leading an operational workforce of 60 staff and using staff coaching as an instrument for change. Personal and professional development has always been a passion for Mark, as has coaching people and supporting them to achieve their best. Having qualified as a coach and an NLP Master Practitioner earlier in his career, Mark now supports people in their professional journey and helps them to live their best lives at work. Mark started his own business, Bravo Coaching, in 2019 and now works full time as a career coach.

Peter Leyland

Motivational Speaker

A personal trainer for the mind specializing in mental stability and habit creation, using a relaxed and results-driven approach in order to promote a lifestyle of personal fulfillment. Peter utilizes emotional conditioning alongside progression tracking to aid in unlocking a purposeful, motivated day-to-day lifestyle. Peter has released two Amazon best-selling books, and has spoken at events all over the United Kingdom including in the areas of business, mental health, and mindset.

Sharron Wilkinson

Founder at Give... A Few Words

Sharron left her job of nearly 18 years in early 2021 to set up a Community Interest Company sending positive uplifting letters to others in our community and bringing people together. Sharron believes that through positive social connections, words and changing the negative narrative we hear, we can make huge positive changes for ourselves and for others.