Helping Organisations Thrive with Julian Roberts · 2026-03-30 · 35 min
Caroline Elliott is the first British woman to join the French fire rescue specialist mountain rescue unit and the only British woman to qualify in all disciplines of French ski patrol rescue including avalanche dog handling. In this episode, she shares the mindset and strategies she's developed working in one of the most high-pressure environments imaginable, from managing fear on an avalanche callout to keeping a rescue dog calm when every second counts. We explore what breath work, situational awareness, and the discipline to pause before acting look like in the field and what leaders in business can take directly from those lessons. Caroline's message is clear: no ego, stay humble, stay approachable, and lead yourself before you try to lead others.
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