
E70. Interview! Pete Mosley Discusses Being Quiet and His Work as an Advocate for Quiet Inclusion
About this episode
Pete is the Author of The Art of Shouting Quietly (2015) and A Quiet Person's Guide to Life+Work (due May 2022). His latest book is aimed at those who are quiet themselves or who know quiet people, love them, and/or work with or manage them. He identifies as Quiet person, here to support others that identify as quiet. He is an advocate for Quiet inclusion and runs workshops to bring quiet people and those who lead/manage them into alignment. He is a tutor for Barefoot Coaching Ltd – one of the UK’s premier coaching companies – and has a Postgraduate Certificate in Business & Personal coaching from Chester University.
Pete's new book, A Quiet Person's Guide (to life + work).
You can also buy an ebook copy of his new book here.
You can find out more about Pete's talks and workshops here:
https://www.petemosley.com/quietwisdom
Website: www.petemosley.com
Twitter: @petemosley
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