Skip to podcast transcript

Rosie Tomkins is an executive and leadership coach and the author of a new book, N-stinctive: The Power of Natural Intelligence, which unlocks the power of the natural world to provide strength and confidence to people who are shouldering huge responsibility.

The book helps individuals and teams to thrive and flourish by re-connecting with their own innate strengths and beliefs - the secret ingredient to performing at the top of their game and achieve outstanding personal and business success.

N-stinctive defines the missing, secret ingredient of leadership which Rosie calls Natural Intelligence (NQ). It draws upon her extensive knowledge, insights and practical experience in the field to provide a new perspective that she describes as a four-legged chair compared to the three-legged stool of traditional leadership training.

During a 30 year career, Rosie has been a successful entrepreneur, consultant and sportswoman as well as gathering a comprehensive knowledge of learning philosophies and experiencing their practical implication. As an executive and leadership coach, her clients range from the GB Olympic hockey and England rugby teams to the NHS and multi-national companies in the airline, engineering and pharmaceutical industries. She lives on a farm near Bath in the west of England.

Latest Podcasts

Steve Cockram: the Voice-Driven Leader

Steve Cockram, co-founder of Giant Worldwide, talks about his latest book, 'The Voice-Driven Leader' and explains how to create environments in which every voice gets heard.

What is Relationship Currency?

Keynote speaker and transformational coach, Ravi Rajani, talks about his new book, 'Relationship currency: five communication habits for limitless influence and business success'.

Hone - how purposeful leaders defy drift

We dive into the new book from Deloitte's Geoff Tuff and Steven Goldbach, 'Hone - how purposeful leaders defy drift'.

Lesley Cooper on stress and pressure at work

In this episode we discuss wellbeing at work with Lesley Cooper, including the issues of fear-based cultures and psychological safety.

Latest book reviews

MORE BOOK REVIEWS

Today Was Fun: A Book About Work (Seriously)

Today Was Fun: A Book About Work (Seriously)

Bree Groff

The solution to improved performance isn't productivity hacks or better time management - we just need to inject more joy into our time at work.

The Voice-Driven Leader

The Voice-Driven Leader

Steve Cockram and Jeremie Kubicek

How can managers and organisations create an environment in which every voice is genuinely heard, valued and deployed to maximum effect? This book offers some practical ways to meet this challenge.

Lead Like Julius Caesar

Lead Like Julius Caesar

Paul Vanderbroeck

What can Julius Caesar's imperfect story - his spectacular failures as well as his success - tell us about contemporary leadership challenges?