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AgriLeader Bitesize
Our AgriLeader Bitesize videos can help you develop your leadership and management skills.
We know you are busy, so each video is short and snappy and comes with some helpful notes that you can refer to later.
The videos include theories, tools and exercises on topics such as self-awareness, motivating teams, communication skills, building resilience, forming habits and many more.
Declutter your thoughts and free your mind
Rebecca Roberts is a mindset coach, storyshaper and spacemaker.
She has a deep curiosity for exploring the old beliefs and inner dialogues that shape our behaviour and experience of life. These are the thoughts that lead us towards either consistent frustration or deep fulfilment.
As an 'interior architect', Rebecca has worked with people and companies across the globe in various sectors – business, arts/design, education, technology and more – to facilitate and support transformation.
In these short videos, she provides tips and guidance about how to take control of your life and slow things down.
You'll also find useful handouts that accompany each video in the dropdowns below.
It’s more about your consistent trajectory than the big leaps.
Learning to celebrate small daily wins to build momentum and condition our brains to crave healthy progress.
Focus on finding the balance between the giant leaps (harvests) and the consistent small steps (daily tasks).
This video dives into the effects of cortisol and stress on our ability to create sustainable progress and helps us realise that we need to value both the big and small business steps that all add up to strong companies and teams.
Focus on one puzzle piece as your primary objective, and then see how everything else fits into place around it.
Break down old mindsets that keep us in an unhealthy or unhappy mindset because we think that movement and overwork is progress.
Noticing the distance between our expectations of reality and actual reality.
The greater the distance, the greater suffering we experience.
We always have a choice for how we handle life when it doesn’t meet our expectations. Bring that wasted energy back to the present moment to work on the things we can actually control and impact.
Moving from weatherman to rainmaker (victim to creator).
The victim shuts down our minds to seeing possibilities, while the creator opens our eyes to creative problem solving, innovation and visionary leadership.
Use this handout to help guide your ability to respond to different situations
Exchanging perfectionism for a gentler but more impactful ‘improvanist’ mindset.
Use this handout as a reminder that things don't need to be perfect first time around
Rebecca Roberts, mindset coach
Tea-m meeting – team boost
If your team are working extra hours to feed the nation, they deserve a boost.
These motivational videos are filled with tips and ideas to help you lead yourself, your team and your business.
You'll also find useful handouts and exercises that accompany each video in the dropdowns below.
Brad Waldron discusses leadership during the current circumstances and provides you with exercises you can do for yourself or with your team.
He demonstrates how your leadership can be one of the positives that your team take from this period as you help them make it through to the other side.
More about Brad Waldron
Episode 1 exercises
Brad has provided you with some exercises to do with your team.
How can you make sure your team feel valued and motivated, even in the most difficult of times?
Brad Waldron is back for episode two, where he shares the five key drivers for your team. Base your behaviour around delivering these five feelings to your team and you’ll help your people come through anything.
Episode 2 exercises
Download the worksheet for help with delivering your team's 'five thermals'.
Former round-the-world yacht skipper Mark Denton discusses how you can use everyday conversations with your team to build new levels of trust and rapport.
Later he provides an exercise to help you and your teams acknowledge each other’s strengths and differences – helping to develop better communication.
Episode 3 exercises
Download a worksheet on Mark's social styles technique for getting to know yourself and others better.
We all know what we do, but it can be easy for us, and particularly our teams, to lose sight of ‘why’ we’re doing it. In episode four of this series, Nollaig discusses how businesses with clear goals can thrive in a crisis.
Episode 4 exercises
Download Nollaig's worksheet to help you get 'back to the core' and communicate why you do what you.
Download the worksheet from episode 4In the final clip of this series, Becki Leach recaps some of what we’ve learnt so far. The video and exercises give you tips on how you go from good intensions to actions and how those positive actions then become habits.
Episode 5 exercises
Download Becki's worksheet to help you turn good intentions, into action and habits.
New world, new thinking
Dan Sodergren is an international speaker who specialises in new and emerging digital marketing techniques.
He is a futurist who studies and trains companies in how the future of marketing, work and technology will change our world.
In these short videos, Dan provides food for thought on how you can embrace new and emerging technology to improve your business performance.
The world has changed since the COVID-19 pandemic and employee engagement is at an all-time low. We have to realise that there has been a huge shift in people’s thinking, and perhaps our own too.
In this video and supporting worksheet, Dan Sodergren provides food for thought on the topic of change.
In this video and supporting worksheet, Dan Sodergren provides food for thought on the topic of new thinking. He encourages us to embrace the opportunities that today’s challenges pose and explore how they could improve your farm business.
What does diversity and inclusivity really mean? For Dan Sodergren, diversity refers to the traits and characteristics that make people unique, while inclusion refers to the behaviours and social norms that ensure people feel welcome.
Diversity is key for your business, and in this video and supporting worksheet, Dan explores the benefits of diversity within your team and business.
Dozens, if not hundreds, of apps claim to help people focus, manage their time, and stick to healthy habits. But which ones should you consider investing in?
In this video and supporting worksheet, Dan Sodergren outlines some of the tools and technology he uses, along with some of their pros and cons.
In this video and supporting worksheet, Dan Sodergren encourages you to look far and wide at technology being used outside of agriculture and from around the world to improve the productivity of your business.
He also discusses the ways in which technology and AI can be incorporated into agriculture.
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