Welcome back to The Change Troubleshooter Podcast.

In Season 8 we’re inviting brilliant guests to pick their favourite steps from my new book Your Move: The Human Reset — and explore why they matter in the real world.

Today’s guest brings a completely different lens to change.

In this episode - The Nature of Change

Lydia Stevens is a Nature and Biodiversity Coach, helping people reconnect with the natural systems we’re all part of — and reminding us that change didn’t start with digital transformation… it started with nature.

Lydia chose three powerful steps from Your Move: The Human Reset that perfectly bridge the worlds of nature, business and personal change:

• Step 80 — Systems Thinking
• Step 97 — Letting Go
• Step 99 — Gratitude

In this episode, we explore what the natural world can teach us about transformation.

Because nature understands systems.
Nature understands cycles.
And nature definitely understands when it’s time to let go.

Season 8 of The Change Troubleshooter Podcast is here, and this time, we’re doing things a little differently.

In this series, each guest chooses the steps from Nina's book Your Move: The Human Reset that resonated most with them, and we explore why those moments mattered, what they’ve applied in the real world, and what they’ve learned along the way.

My first guest is Nick Owens, founder of Delta PLM, an independent consultancy specialising in Product Lifecycle Management and complex change delivery.

Nick originally picked 22 steps from the book.
Then refined them to 11.
And somehow, we ended up discussing 12.

What emerged was something powerful: a practical, no-nonsense path through the book that Nick believes every change professional should understand, especially those navigating transformation, delivery pressure, and real-world complexity.

Together, Nick and I walk through his chosen route, challenge assumptions, share lived experience, and troubleshoot what actually makes change stick.

If you work in transformation, delivery, systems change, or leadership, this episode sets the tone for the entire season.

Welcome to episode 5 of season 7 of the Change Troubleshooter.

This episode is called The Internet Buddha - How an internet star found inner peace.

Matthijs Warner is a father, brother & son.

He is a practising buddhist. He is an artist, and his work has been shown in several galleries throughout the Netherlands, and Paris, as well as him being an arist in residence in Tavira, Portugal where he now lives.

He is a published author. And he was a internet pioneer, creating and moneytising a website for artists in the 1990's - 2000's when many of us were still trying to be patient with super slow dial up connectivity. He was diagnosed with MS in his prime. In this conversation Nina explores the evolution of human change as Matthijs tells us his remarkable story.

If you'd like to contact Matthijs to talk about his art, Buddhism or spirituality in general, you can drop him an email:

matthijs.warner@gmail.com

This is a link to 4 of Matthijs's online books where you will find his beautiful artwork.

Welcome to season 7 of the Change Trouleshooter podcast. This is episode 4, Grid Hollow, A Fable of Glitches, Guts and Good Old Grit.

Are you prepared for what would happen if the internet went down, everywhere? Would you know what to do or where to begin the process of adapting to a new life where there was no online to get all the answers to the billions of questions asked every day. Is anyone prepared for that terrifying moment, should it ever happen? Probably very few of us would have a clue as to where to start!

In this epsiode, Nina reads us a fable she's written about this exact topic. Are you sitting comfortably? Then she'll begin...

Welcome to episode 3 of this new season of The Change Troubleshooter!

This episode is called Balance in a Bonkers World,

Once again Nina is interviewed by her producer. In this episode Nina is asked how she and her business cope in an increasingly bonkers world.

Welcome to Cheeky Philosophy, episode 2 of season 7 of The Change Troubleshooter.

In this episode, Nina once more becomes the interviewee and talks about the philosophy behind her company, Cheeky Monkey Business Solutions and why she believes that having role models in her life was so important to her.

Hello and welcome to season 7, a brand new season of The Change Troubleshooter podcast.

This season is called 20 years of Monkey Business and celebrates Nina's 20 years of heading up Cheeky Monkey Business Solutions.

In this 1st episode the tables are turned as Nina becomes the interviewee as her podcast producer asks her about her journey over the last 20 years as she conceived and shaped her company Cheeky Monkey Business Solutions into what it is today.

Julia Davis has been described as mad as a box of frogs (in a good way) by The Curious Creative Club. She definitely embraces everything that life can throw at you with a curiosity and lust for life that is infectious, but it's her sense of community and desire to share that is overwhelmingly apparent when you meet her.

Julia started The Unity Yard when she started selling plants from the yard (attached to the large warehouse space that was once a fabric mill in Holmfirth) during covid when she could no longer work in the opticians.

The warehouse space became available for rent, and without hesitation, she took it on.

You would naturally assume that it's a Community Interest Company (CIC) when you enter the gorgeous huge doors but it's not, because the reality of making a CIC work is more difficult than it should be.

In this episode Nina and Julia talk about Julia's journey to The Unity Yard, what the space means to people today and how Julia has achieved what she set out to achieve but how, keeping that going, can be the hardest part of the journey.