In this episode of Experience & Reflection, I take a moment to pause and look back at an experience that brought clarity and perspective. It’s a reminder that growth rarely arrives fully formed — it often emerges quietly, through lived experience rather than deliberate intent.

This reflection explores how hindsight helps us make sense of the journey we’re already on, and why the moments that shape us most are often the ones we only truly understand later.

In this episode of Experience & Reflection, I talk through a personal journey that shaped how I approach leadership, decision-making, and the realities of consulting work. It’s an honest look at the moments that challenge us, the lessons we don’t always expect, and the experiences that quietly influence who we become in our careers.

If you’ve ever stepped back to rethink your path, questioned the direction of a project, or found clarity through experience, this reflection will resonate.

In this episode, I reflect on a moment that challenged my thinking and helped shape how I approach my work, my decisions, and the people around me. These experiences often arrive quietly — not as big events, but as subtle shifts that help us understand ourselves and our path a little more clearly.

If you're navigating your own growth, adapting to change, or simply curious about the lessons hidden within everyday moments, this episode offers a grounded and honest perspective.

In this episode, I explore a moment that shaped my outlook on leadership, resilience, and personal growth. These reflections aren’t about dramatic turning points — they’re about the quiet, meaningful experiences that leave a lasting mark on how we work, think, and show up for others.

If you're someone who draws insight from lived experience or you’re navigating your own development journey, this episode offers a thoughtful and grounded perspective.

In this episode of Experience & Reflection, I explore a moment that shifted my perspective and helped shape how I approach leadership and personal growth. It’s a reminder that the lessons that matter most often come from everyday experiences — moments that challenge us, centre us, or quietly influence the direction we take.

If you’re navigating change, exploring your own development, or simply looking for grounded insight drawn from real experience, this episode offers a thoughtful and authentic reflection.

In this episode of Experience & Reflection, I look back on one of the most intense and human periods of my career — working within the NHS during the COVID response. Beyond the pressure, the uncertainty, and the pace, what stayed with me most were the moments of humanity: the compassion, the solidarity, and the resilience shown by people facing the unknown together.

This reflection explores what that time taught me about leadership, empathy, and what really matters when everything else is stripped away.

In this instalment of Experience & Reflection, I look back at the moment I realised I’d effectively become a management consultant long before I ever held the title. It wasn’t a job change or a formal promotion—it was a shift in mindset, behaviour, and the way I approached problems and people.

This episode explores how our identity as professionals often forms quietly, through lived experience rather than labels. If you’ve ever looked back and suddenly recognised how far you’ve come, or how your path has been taking shape long before you noticed it, this reflection will resonate.

In this episode of Experience & Reflection, I share a moment that offered unexpected clarity and helped shape the way I think about leadership, purpose, and the people around us. These reflections aren’t about grand turning points—they’re about the smaller, more personal experiences that quietly influence who we are and how we show up in our work.

If you’re exploring your own journey, navigating change, or seeking insight through lived experience, this episode offers a grounded and honest perspective.