Share Sounds. presented by Adam Cox

Adam Cox speaks to Wayne Bennet from Home Reach, discussing the affordability of housing and how shared ownership is increasing in popularity to enable millennials to get on the property ladder. Wayne shares a few tips about how to get a new home, and why savings that may have been dipped into to deal with the Coronavirus doesn’t mean that dreams of buying a house are out of reach.

Adam Cox talks to Emily Harper from art-K, which runs immersive art programmes for children aged 6-16. They talk about the importance of art in children’s development, and how art-K has had to adapt to continue bringing their creativity into people’s homes during the current pandemic.

Adam Cox is joined by Stephen Gillen, a reformed London gangster and armed robber, who transformed from a Category A convict imprisoned for 11 years to a serial entrepreneur, peace prize nominee, and filmmaker. Stephen shares how he left behind a life of crime to become a successful businessman, peace ambassador and role model, working with members of the police to promote a message of peace and hope. He explains the shift in his thinking and the resources necessary to turn a life around. Stephen also discusses his new autobiography and the movie of his life, The Monkey Puzzle Tree – and where the name comes from. Find out more: https://stephengillen.com/

Adam Cox is joined by coach and entrepreneur Mike McDonnell. Despite living with Cystic Fibrosis (CF) as well as diabetes, Mike has been able to grow in confidence and competency to help coach side hustlers to become full-time entrepreneurs. Mike shares some of the setbacks and issues he has faced due to CF, and how he learned to respect the condition and the obligations that come with it to be able to take control of his life. He shares tips on how to stay positive and how to make progress, no matter what the obstacle.

Adam Cox is joined by coach and founder of Atomic Growth, Chris Richards. Chris discusses some of the major issues facing business owners in a time of chaos and turmoil. He highlights that while business owners face unique challenges, there are always opportunities to be found in difficult times. Chris offers some tips and advice for business owners who may be dealing with fear, doubt, or worry.

Adam Cox is joined by Art Valuer and Art Historian Sofiya Davidyan to discuss how it's possible to value art, and the circumstances that lead to art being valued highly and artists becoming brands. Sofiya discusses the nature of society to commodify: to put a value on things, such as relationships and friendships. She also gives an insight into the emotions that art can communicate, and what it means to have an artistic mind.

Adam Cox is joined by results coach and a mentor behind leaders, Cody Jefferson, discussing the different ways in which business leaders are coping with all of the financial, psychological, and emotional pressures linked to the Coronavirus. Cody shares some of the major challenges being faced and how true leaders can use accountability and perspective to respond positively in chaotic times. He shares some practical tips for leaders to take control, despite the pressures of COVID-19. Find out more about Cody at https://www.codyjefferson.com/.

Adam Cox is joined by Marie Diamond: a globally renowned Transformational Teacher, Leader, Speaker, and International Best-Selling Author; Creator of Diamond Feng Shui, Diamond Dowsing and Inner Diamond Meditation Programs. She uses her extraordinary knowledge of Energy, Quantum physics, the Law of Attraction – and ancient Wisdom like Meditation, Feng Shui and Dowsing – to support individuals, organisations and corporations to transform their success, financial situation, relationships, motivation, and inspiration. They discuss how to ensure the environment you live and work in helps you to create the success and future you desire. Marie was the only European in the movie The Secret. She explains that while it helped introduce people to the law of attraction, it was missing crucial details. These important additional insights will be in her new movie, How Thoughts Become Things.

Adam Cox speaks to the leading expert on Ego State Therapy and founder of Resource Therapy, Professor Gordon Emmerson. They discuss why the model of different parts of the unconscious is useful, and why these parts are often in conflict. Gordon explains the difference between Ego State Therapy and Resource Therapy – and how quickly change can take place. He also shares that the person and resource state he would most want to adopt is that of Nelson Mandela, whose ability to turn hate and injustice into something positive was second to none.

Adam Cox is joined by Arelle Hug, host of the Elevate Your Soul podcast. Arelle has a unique set of belief systems, based on what she feels helps to elevate her soul. She identifies as a “Fairy Mermaid”; a metaphor for life that aligns with her highest values. Arelle shares some of the things that can drain our energy and prevent us from being the best versions of ourselves, while sharing tips and advice to enable anyone to elevate their soul.