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HoCoSo CONVERSATION

HoCoSo CONVERSATION

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HoCoSo CONVERSATION is a podcast channel, encouraging the discussion with thought leaders from around the world, for the hospitality industry and beyond.Together we are better. Brought on by the rapid changes in our industry and the world, the blurring of boundaries, it is more important than ever before that we collaborate to find solutions, together. This channel is hosted by Jonathan Humphries, Chairman of HoCoSo, and focuses on wellbeing, leadership, personal transformation, community, connection and more. Listen in and Subscribe! #hocosoconversation
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Jonathan Humphries is in conversation with Claudia Roth.

Claudia is a Quantum Energy Coach, guiding senior executives to tap into their power within themselves and their intuition. She is the founder of Soul Luxury specializing in the area of personal growth and transformation and healing hospitality, and the co-founder of HEALING SUMMIT. She is the author 2 books I AM EVERY WOMAN, a collection of extraordinary life journeys and a journal dedicated to cultivating Self Love.
In part 2 of this discussion, Jonathan and Claudia explore the feeling of connectedness, how letting go of the reliance and image of our construct (our identity) we create for ourselves leads to more peace and harmony.

Discover the essence of who you are and learn more about exploring deep connections with yourself.

Related episodes:

"Why New Year's resolutions don't work and what you need to know to live your life intentionally" with Claudia Roth - Part of The Hospitality Resilience Series

“Learnings from Resilience: How can we thrive going forward” – with our community of experts from The Hospitality Resilience Series

Join us for this enlightening conversation! Follow our journey and our discussion with some of the most renowned and influential people of our time.

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Jonathan Humphries, Chris Mumford and Jon Hazan are joined by Rhaya Jordan, nutritional consultant, as they explore the topic of honing your gut instinct in achieving inner immunity and personal resilience.
Big advocate for not limiting yourself and enjoying food, both “good” and “bad”, Rhaya’s key message is to understand your gut and enjoy your nutritional journey! Throughout this second episode of the Hospitality Resilience Series, Rhaya touches upon many topics with a key message of individualism in diet and refraining from restraining.
After an introduction into wholistic leadership by Chris, Rhaya immediately delves into the impact nutrition has on our mental wellbeing and its relation back to our gut. Through real-life examples, Rhaya demonstrates the immediate effects we face on a daily basis through poor nutritional choices, yet if we understand our bodies, easy adjustments can be made, consequently improving productivity and mental health. Continuing on, the hosts seek to further understand our gut’s importance, responsible for 90% of serotonin production and “the open fire” or source of contentment as described by Rhaya. In order to achieve this positive state of being through diet, Rhaya poses easily implementable actions to ultimately, find what works best for each individual and get curious. Besides trying out different foods, meal times and even fasting schemes, Rhaya offers various tips to reduce comfort-eating, subsequently reducing over-eating. In the session, food addiction also popped up and the impact of trigger foods on this.
About Rhaya: Rhaya studied Naturopathy in her hometown Sydney Australia in the early 80s and has continued to work in natural health, specifically nutrition since. She has a special interest in sustainability, working with sustainable food movements particularly through her work as Nutrition Consultant to Daylesford Organics. She was part of the team that wrote the first BSc in Nutrition Therapy at the University of Westminster where she taught at both under and post grad levels for nearly a decade and then later at the Centre for Nutrition and Lifestyle Management. Like many others, she has moved her private practice online, she continues to consult for Daylesford and other clients and continues her fascination with food, and especially the interplay between food and psychology.
Watch the recording for this session here.
In the same category: On adaptability and the need to change - Building personal resilience and inner immunity with Sean Worker
Join the Hospitality Resilience Community on:
Linkedin: Hospitality Resilience Group
Instagram: @HospitalityResilience
or visit our website to stay up to date on all upcoming discussions and events.
The Hospitality Resilience Series is powered by HoCoSo

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Jonathan Humphries is in discussion with Mariana Palmeiro, Wellness and Spa expert, co-founder and head of Wellness Consultant, co-founder and chief business development officer at Field LLC, on the topic of "Mental health, wellbeing, and creativity". Her life has been devoted to wellbeing and looking after one-self in the art of prevention. She is an educator, consultant, thought leader, innovator, and entrepreneur.
Our mental health is under extreme pressure lately. During these trying times, we need to focus on all aspects of building our inner immunity and our personal resilience.
The World Health Organization - WHO - defined, in 1948, Health as a state of complete physical, mental and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity. 72 years on, has that been achieved? The physical health has been very developed since that statement but a lot of that has been focused on the disease . Now, we started talking about a more wholistic approach to mental and emotional health and how we need to prepare our lives to be as healthy as possible.
Technology, as well, can now assist us and the professionals and practitioners in this field to better care for ourselves and our wellbeing. Biohacking is being introduced more and more in the field to help enhance the way our body is expressing itself. The hospitality industry, being years ahead in the level of experiences that companies are putting together with their technology, can serve as the best setting for these new biohacking technologies to flourish and develop and be in contact with people. Mariana explains her role in activating her network connections and advocating for this innovation to take place and reach a wide audience and community.
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HoCoSo CONVERSATION - "Why Living Well is Good for Our Health" with Celine Vadam
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05/17/23 • 55 min

Celine Vadam is in conversation with Jonathan Humphries, your host. Together they explore why and how living well is good for our health. They will be tackling questions such as:
  • How to create and maintain healthy relationships?
  • How do we actually create openness in terms of communication?
  • What does it mean by psychological safety?
  • How to potentially create a more authentic approach to life?
  • How this all links together so that we can ultimately be in a place where we can respond to the environment and create the environments rather than reacting to them?

Celine is proof of how powerful and empowering living a healthy and sustainable life can be. She is a consultant with over a decade of expertise in hospitality, tourism, wellness/spa, F&B and sustainability, from operations to development. She is also a certified integrative health coach from the Institute of Integrative Nutrition and a holistic wellness practitioner (energy healing, yoga, nutrition, mindfulness).

Celine founded WE(i) Think in 2020, aiming to bring a wellness and sustainability angle to the hospitality and tourism industry. She launched the Hospitality of the Future ThinkTank in December 2020, brainstorming with industry experts on what hotels should thrive towards with sustainability, wellness and innovation at their core.

Related Episodes:
"Wholistic leadership" with Chris Mumford
"Mental Health, Wellness and Creativity" with Mariana Palmeiro
"Community-building: the journey it takes us on and its importance" with Monika Kanokova
"Personal Tranformation: Living with a positive mindset to create new results" with Simone Gibertoni
"Habit Building and Forming for the new Year" with Mark Hardie - Part 1Subscribe to our channel, under HoCoSo CONVERSATION, on:
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A non-profit webinar initiative entitled ‘Open Door’ was held on Friday 1st April 2022 to raise awareness for the various projects providing accommodation solutions to aid the grave Ukrainian refugee crisis currently affecting many European states. The hospitality sector is already supporting the refugee crisis in numerous ways and the webinar brought together representatives from several initiatives to talk about their projects, discuss the challenges they face, and to identify how others can help and contribute. Open Door was hosted by the hosts of the Hospitality Resilience Series (which was a series of webinars with experts to help hospitality professionals be in a better place to get through the Covid-19 crisis): Jonathan Humphries, HoCoSo; Jon Hazan, Atlas Events; and Chris Mumford, Cervus Leadership Consulting. The hope is that this simple initiative can boost the profile of these desperately needed humanitarian projects to all countries across Europe, helping those currently operating or those who want to help but are not sure how to do so.

The need to provide accommodation for the millions of Ukrainian refugees will only continue in the coming months. By acting now, the industry can put measures in place to meet this need.

Webinar panellists:

Alliance4Ukraine, Nils Omland

https://alliance4ukraine.org/

A one-stop-shop platform for refugees from Ukraine entering Germany. This project is supported by Google and the BMW Foundation amongst others. The platform is able to provide multiple solutions to many of the refugees’ needs, from accommodation, legal support, clothing and jobs.

Wunderflats, Jan Hase, CEO & Co-Founder

https://wunderflats.com/en/

Housing support for displaced Ukrainian refugees providing access to apartments at no, or very low cost.

Unterkunft Ukraine, Felix Oldenburg, Board Member

https://unterkunft-ukraine.de/

An alliance of mission-driven organisations supporting solidarity in civil society and connecting refugees with available private accommodation.

Hospitality Helps, Michael Widmann, Co-Founder, & Preben Vestdam

https://hospitality-helps.org/en/home

Providing temporary hotel accommodation to Ukrainian residents by connecting them with hotels providing free stays in many countries.

Booking.com, Alexandra Wolframm, Head of Public Affairs DACH

https://partner.booking.com/en-gb/help/rates-availability/extranet-calendar/supporting-refugees-ukraine

Enabling accommodation partners in certain countries to support refugees by offering them a place to stay for free or at a significantly reduced rate. Booking.com will waive commission fees for these reservations.

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Welcome to The HoCoSo Improvement Series . A series of conversations with guests from a variety of backgrounds in sport, the military, business, and wellbeing to discuss their area of expertise and experiences in the sphere of personal development. This series is hosted by Jon Hazan, Executive Coach, at Atlas Coaching
"I have always been fascinated by human behaviour, and our ability to adapt to different environments, learn from our past and apply these learnings in new directions. Where better to learn than from those who have done it themselves. "
These conversations are often humorous, always enlightening and hopefully entertaining.
On our second episode of this series, our guest is Ruaridh [Rory] McConnochie, professional rugby player and athlete at Bath Rugby.
Together with Jon, they explore how determination and focus sets the pathway to success.
Tune in and discover yourself, distinguish between transition and change, and stay tuned for more episodes of The Improvement Series coming soon ...
Related episodes:
The Improvement Series - S1/Ep1:"Midlife Transitions" with Jay (Jonathan) Humphries

Join us for this enlightening conversation! Follow our journey and our discussion with some of the most renowned and influential people of our time.

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Jonathan Humphries is in conversation with Mark Hardie, Founder of Decision Point Limited.

Mark Hardie MBE is an executive leadership transformational coach and has recently published his book: Think Like a Marine, Anticipate, Adapt and Achieve available on Amazon.
In this conversation, we discuss the importance of habit building: the HOW, the WHY, the WHEN. Habit building is crucial if we want to BE and DO better.

In part 2 of this conversation, Jonathan and Mark focus on their progress and mindset as well as the resistance faced regarding the habits they have taken up for the new year.

They also discuss the importance of balance when establishing habits, and they explore why we build habits: the purpose, the impact it has in other areas of our lives, and how it creates space to develop ourselves further.

Discover the essence of habit-building and learn more about the benefits.
Join us for this enlightening conversation!Follow our journey and our discussion with some of the most renowned and influential people of our time.
In the same category:
“Stoicism – The makings of a modern leader” with Mark Hardie
“Personal Transformation: Living with a positive mindset to create new results” – with Simone Gibertoni
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Jonathan Humphries, your host, is in conversation with Jochen Renz. Given the challenges in the hospitality industry around recruitment, retainment, compensation and operating efficiencies, following two years of pandemic related challenges, in this podcast, we showcase a hotel which is operating in an agile way. This discussion is a case study on how it is possible to thing, lead, manage and respond in a post-covid world with constant uncertainty.

How can we better engage our employees in operational effectiveness and deliver a higher quality customer experience?

When this podcast was recorded, Jochen Renz was yet Multi Property Regional Manager for SV Group in the Zurich Area, including the 252-room Renaissance Zurich Tower, on which this case study is based. After this recording was made, Jochen has taken on a new position as AI Vice President Operations Switzerland & Southern Germany at Accor. Related episodes:

“Agile Leadership: Transforming teams and individuals – Being agile and doing agile” – with Markus Feller

“Leading Dynamically – The four principles of Leadership PART 1” – with Patrick Ghielmetti

Join us for this enlightening conversation! Follow our journey and our discussion with some of the most renowned and influential people of our time.

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In this session of the Hospitality Resilience Series, we discover how Elite sport athletes develop their personal resilience and learn from their techniques and methods, to develop our own psychological resilience. We are pleased to be joined by special Guest Chris Bodman, Strength and Conditioning coach and Performance psychologist. He has dedicated his career to exploring ideal ways to make individuals better prepared to perform at an optimum level and help promote and enhance functioning and performance on the short and longer term. He also recently founded his consultancy LMNTARY Performance.
About the Hospitality Resilience Series:
The Covid-19 pandemic has created great upheaval in terms of how we live, how we interact and communicate, how we spend our time, and how we conduct our professional lives. Change, chaos and uncertainty have become constant companions and have forced many of us to recalibrate our purpose, our relationships, our desires and our ambitions. As the hospitality sector begins to look towards recovery, the burdens and strains on leadership continue to bring focus to the need for strengthening personal resilience and inner immunity. The Hospitality Resilience Series seeks to challenge existing mindsets, exchange personal insights, discuss practical solutions and provide a forum for shared experiences that will help build personal solutions.
Watch the full recording of this highly insightful session as Chris takes us on amazing journeys of some of his high performing athletes and sheds light on the importance of support from your team and surrounding environment(s).
In the same category:
Finding your inner-balance and focus, on your journey to building personal resilience with Zen Monk, Marcel Reding
The future of Sleep: How to reduce stress and improve your personal performance with Yadid Ayzenberg
On adaptability and the need to change - Building personal resilience and inner immunity with Sean Worker
On honing your gut instinct and eating healthy to build up resilience with Rhaya Jordan
Join the Hospitality Resilience Community on:
Linkedin: Hospitality Resilience Group

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Welcome to The HoCoSo Improvement Series . A series of conversations with guests from a variety of backgrounds in sport, the military, business, and wellbeing to discuss their area of expertise and experiences in the sphere of personal development. This series is hosted by Jon Hazan, Executive Coach, at Atlas Coaching
"I have always been fascinated by human behaviour, and our ability to adapt to different environments, learn from our past and apply these learnings in new directions. Where better to learn than from those who have done it themselves. "
These conversations are often humorous, always enlightening and hopefully entertaining.
On our third episode of this series, our guest is Mike Pagan, mental wealth expert, executive coach and motivational keynote speaker.
Together with Jon, they explore what Mike refers to as ‘positive mental wealth’ through building a handpicked support network of friends, professionals and confidantes who can help one to unlock significant performance improvements.
Mike authored two books Mental Wealth (Unlock your potential, enrich your life) and Faff (The false art of feeling fulfilled).
Tune in and discover yourself, distinguish between transition and change, and stay tuned for more episodes of The Improvement Series coming soon ...
Related episodes:
The Improvement Series - S1/Ep1: "Midlife Transitions" with Jay (Jonathan) Humphries The Improvement Series - S1/Ep2: "What does Focus look like" with Ruaridh McConnochie

Join us for this enlightening conversation! Follow our journey and our discussion with some of the most renowned and influential people of our time.

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Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Castro, Stitcher, Podcast addict, Podchaser, Deezer, Listen notes, Tune In, iHeart Radio, and many more...

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How many episodes does HoCoSo CONVERSATION have?

HoCoSo CONVERSATION currently has 43 episodes available.

What topics does HoCoSo CONVERSATION cover?

The podcast is about Leadership, Hospitality, Entrepreneurship, Podcasts and Business.

What is the most popular episode on HoCoSo CONVERSATION?

The episode title '"Innovation and Creativity - The search for a higher life quality" with Olga Donica - Part 1' is the most popular.

What is the average episode length on HoCoSo CONVERSATION?

The average episode length on HoCoSo CONVERSATION is 44 minutes.

How often are episodes of HoCoSo CONVERSATION released?

Episodes of HoCoSo CONVERSATION are typically released every 21 days.

When was the first episode of HoCoSo CONVERSATION?

The first episode of HoCoSo CONVERSATION was released on Apr 26, 2020.

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