Inertia Creeps:
Dr Lollie Mancey and Dave Cormack dive into the crossroads of ethical AI and neurodiversity, as they uncover the hidden truths, challenging biases, and envision a future where technology champions all forms of human diversity.
Work’s Broken:
Niall O’Carroll is a sports psychologist, psychologist and business coach. In this episode, Niall is in conversation with the leading expert in the field of neuroscience, Paul Zak.
Paul has been obsessed with human connection for as long as he can remember. His focus on understanding connection led to his ground-breaking research on oxytocin at his company Immersion. He is a professor at Claremont Graduate University in Southern California. and a best selling author.
You can find a full transcript of the episode over here www.peptalkhq.com/podcast/works-broken-paul-zak
The Long Way Back:
In this episode of *The Long Way Back Podcast*, we sit down with Niall O’Carroll, an extraordinary leader, consultant, and sports psychologist with a deep passion for the psychology of success, neurodiversity, and high-performance leadership. With over a decade of experience working with world-class athletes, Olympic teams, and corporate giants, Niall brings a wealth of insight on what it takes to drive excellence across diverse fields.
From his roots in Limerick and his early career in the Gardaí to his current role as a creative L&D consultant and Senior Associate at BTAS, Niall’s journey is nothing short of inspiring. We dive deep into his ACCORD leadership model, which emphasizes Appreciation, Connection, Communication, Ownership, Respect, and Direction as the foundations of great teams.
How I Got Hired:
Niall O’Caroll used to be in the Irish National Police for 18 years, then worked as a Performance Coach with British Gymnastics and as a Sports Psychologist with 27 individual Olympic champions in Canada, UK etc. Niall is now the global Chief of Partnerships at PepTalk, a team experience platform.
In this fascinating conversation, Niall spills all the beans:
– We talk about what it was like being in the police force in Ireland for the better part of two decades,
– How he got hired by the Canadian Olympic Committee, and what being an Olympic champion is actually like once the pomp and show is over
– What Niall has noticed to be the biggest trait most elite athletes have in common, and how us non-elite folks learn from them, especially during tough moments in our careers like layoffs and rejections
Follow Niall on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/niall-o-carroll-180657…
‘Work’s broken’ podcast: https://www.peptalk.com/podcast