In this episode of Winning Not Fighting, hosts John Vincent and Julian Hitch are joined by Simon Ruda.

Known for his work as a founder and director of the Behavioural Insights Team, Simon shares insights from his career, including his role in the Met Police and discusses the application of behavioural theories to government policies and the potential ethical concerns surrounding these methods, particularly during crises like COVID-19.

Simon's Enneagram type is 8.

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In this episode of Winning Not Fighting, hosts John Vincent and Julian Hitch talk to Dr. Gowri Motha, an obstetrician and pioneer in natural birthing.

The episode explores Gowri’s experience in helping mothers give birth naturally, with little or no medical intervention. We discuss Wing Tsun principles like staying relaxed and not forcing, and we reflect on the impact of how Western culture and medical practices have impacted traditional, natural ways of giving birth. Gowri explains how to prepare the body, mind, and the birthing environment for a gentle, natural birth experience.

Gowri’s enneagram type is 3.

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In this episode of Winning Not Fighting, hosts John Vincent and Julian Hitch are joined by renowned music producer Haydn Bendall.

Haydn shares his journey from aspiring to be a doctor to becoming a legendary producer, working with artists like Kate Bush and Paul McCartney. The conversation delves into how Haydnn creates a supportive environment for artists, the concept of mastery, and his reflections on personal growth and self-awareness.

Haydn's Enneagram type is 7.

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