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In this episode I talk again with a good friend and mentor Cole Clayton and we dive into baseline breathing and how it can impact health, performance and wellbeing.
You can find Cole here:
www.coleclayton.com.au
What's more important, that people understand the features of your business or program, or how they feel when they interact with your work?
You can't always add value, but you can always create meaning, give context, and pay attention to how people will likely feel when they see your stuff.
In this episode we talk about the question: "How do you want them to feel?" and look at how it drives future action..
In this episode I talk with author, speaker and consultant Natalie Nixon about creativity! There are some awesome concepts in here, Nat is a great storyteller and breaks down creativity in a really fun and unique way. Natalie has recently written her book "The Creativity Leap."
website: www.figure8thinking.com
This is a more casual chat, and we talk about using personal story in business, and how this can play such a key role.
You can find Amy on instagram: @amykatebowe
In this episode I have a conversation with my friend and mentor Cole Clayton. We talk about Human Design, which is something he shared with me many years ago. It didn't really resonate back then, so I wanted to get him on and dive into it once more.
You can learn more about Human Design at: www.humandesignamerica.com
In this conversation we talk about Mel's background, his passion for design and creating, his commitment to spreading kindness, mental health, and a few of his favourite books.
Great conversation with an amazing man who is out there making some really positive change in the culture.
@mel.athletex
In this conversation I chat with Nick Maier who owns The Youth Academy - a gym and youth development centre in Warners Bay.
We talk about owning a business, journalling, writing and more.
Find Nick on instagram: @nickmaier__
Recently I had a conversation with a friend looking to start a podcast. It sparked some thoughts on communication in general - which is something that really interests me, and is a critical part of small business.
www.johntmarsh.com
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