Responsible for developing and executing an aggressive digital ROI focused business strategy for profitable growth and increase market share in the automotive dealer sector, whilst effectively integrating online with the core business
Spinach or kale? Jeans or tracksuit bottoms? Running or swimming? They’re not the usual questions my podcast guests have to ponder. But this week’s episode is a special (and occasionally silly) one – it’s our centenary so it’s me in the hot seat. I thought I’d take a break from interviewing and invite my good friend Dr Ayan Panja back on the show to ask the questions and have some fun.
Breathing might not be something you’ve ever given much thought to, but my guest on this week’s podcast is convinced you should - and that the benefits could be life-changing!
In episode 99 of Feel Better Live More, Patrick McKeown is with me to discuss the many benefits of nasal breathing.
Patrick explains how to measure your Bolt Score.
Is it possible to create a food system that promotes health, not disease? One that regenerates ecosystems, reverses climate change and ensures no one, least of all the poorest in society, is endangered?
Can we create a food system that actually promotes health rather than disease?
Science says eating just one meal per day can improve your health
“23 million Americans live in a food desert”
Is it possible to create a food system that promotes health, not disease? One that regenerates ecosystems, reverses climate change and ensures no one, least of all the poorest in society, is endangered?
How much exercise do we need to feel the mental health benefit?
In this week’s podcast, I’m speaking to Dr Brendon Stubbs - a physio with a difference - who looks at how exercise literally changes our brains.
Have we understood ENOUGH that exercise is just as powerful for our mental health as our physical health?
Think of a physiotherapist and you probably think of someone who’s interested in muscles and joints; someone who gets you moving again after an injury, right? Well my guest this week is a physio with a difference. He’s concerned with the effect movement has, not on our bodies… but our minds.
In episode 96 of the #FBLM podcast I am joined by Michael Lemmel, co-founder of Swimrun, an endurance sporting experience that has fast become an eco-conscious global phenomenon.
Life is taking one more step than you have done before
Dr Rangan Chatterjee is a British doctor, author, television presenter and podcaster.
We’re up against a chronic epidemic: stress. In fact, it’s estimated that 80% or more of doctors’ visits are due to illnesses related to stress. This can come in many different forms.
Dr Rangan Chatterjee (the BBC's "Doctor In The House") shows us how to relax, eat, move and sleep our way to a healthier and happier life.
On this episode of On Purpose, I sat down with Dr. Rangan Chatterjee. Dr. Chatterjee is one of the most influential doctors in the UK and wants to change how medicine will be practiced for years to come.
If you’re a patient at Dr Rangan Chatterjee’s surgery, you might not present with an obvious stress issue. But chances are your IBS, your anxiety, insomnia, low libido or perimenopausal symptoms will have stress at their root.
In this special episode of the Feel Better, Live More podcast Dr Rangan Chatterjee interviews Professor Matthew Walker on 'Why We Sleep'
Functional Medicine Practitioner and author of How to Make Disease Disappear, Rangan Chatterjee, joins Tom on this week’s episode of Health Theory. Dr. Chatterjee explains his four pillars of health and why balance across the four, rather than perfection in one, is essential.
Dr. Chatterjee is a medical doctor who decided to rethink the way we do medicine. He’s decided that physicians need to be more holistic in their approach to treating patients and help their lifestyle as opposed to just giving them a quick fix.
SalesAlert is the secret weapon of Efficient Dealership Sales Processes.
Vicky Hart & Ian Godbold
e-Pro - Lead Management Made Simple
CDX18: Live Stage - Converting page views to car sales
Velocity Overdrive