To start the second year, I have invited my first non-researcher guest. Gary Reed is not a researcher. Why have him as a guest? You may have noticed that a lot of guests spoke about the role of mentor’s and coaches in their journey as a researcher. Gary’s name came up in my conversation a previous episode (behind the scenes) as someone who has experience in coaching clinical academic researchers. We speak about the importance of coaches in a researcher’s journey.
Top 3 Takeaways
1) Power of networks
2) Coaching is like research
3) Privilege of finding your purpose
Bio: Gary is a qualified leadership coach and an EMCC Accredited Coach at Senior Practitioner level. He provides leadership coaching, career coaching, hiking and coaching, and leadership course design and facilitation. Gary has developed The Leadership Tree model of authentic leadership to support his work.
Find Gary online:
Website: https://www.carregcoaching.co.uk/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/garymreed
Read Gary’s Resources:
https://www.carregcoaching.co.uk/theleadershiptree
Gary is reading:
Fiction: The Wild Hunt by Elisabeth Chadwick
Non-fiction: Coaching What Really Works by Jenny Rogers
Find Dr Rosalynn Austin
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dr-rosalynn-austin-147b3980/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rosalynnaustin/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/RosalynnAustin
Experience the adventures @researcherrevealed takes while travelling by checking out her other YouTube channel @stepbystepwalks
The podcast content is the personal opinions and experiences of the researchers (Dr Rosalynn Austin and Gary Reed) and not that of any of affiliated institutions.
Chapters
00:00:00 Titles
00:00:10 Introductions
00:03:19 Rapid 11
00:11:12 Gary’s background in research
00:22:04 The post PhD cliff
00:33:00 Gary’s leadership tree
00:43:30 Coaching as a tool
00:54:10 Imposter syndrome
01:00:36 Gary’s practical tips
01:04:06 Top Takeaways
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