In this episode we have a captivating conversation with James Dyer, a renowned adventurer, and expedition leader. With an extensive background spanning over 50 expeditions and numerous remote locations around the world, James has a wealth of knowledge to share about leadership, decision-making, and the vital importance of competence, currency, and credibility. We will delve into topics such as the dynamics between the expedition leader and the medic, the key challenges faced in expeditions, and the exploration of leadership in addressing wicked, tame, and critical problems. Notably, James will also be discussing the intriguing concept of polymathic leadership, drawn from his extensive research focused on improving training and development in expedition leadership. Furthermore, hear him speak about his experiences working with diverse groups, dealing with high net worth individuals and young people faced with life's disadvantage. This episode promises to share valuable insights about leadership based on real-life experiences and research findings, emphasising outdoor education, personal growth, and sustainability. Join us in exploring the exciting journeys of expeditions set in various locations, including the harsh climates of the Arctic and the exotic terrains of Southeast Asia and Africa. Expect to learn a great deal about James' principles of leadership, his upcoming exciting expedition in Nepal, his passion for environmental conservation and social change, and much more. Stay tuned for an enlightening journey as we navigate through the complexities and thrills of expedition leadership with James Dyer

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