In this podcast I will step into the powerful words of "I am enough" - what does it mean to "actually" feel that? Why don't we feel that? More importantly how can we show up for ourselves in pursuit of feeling enough? These words carry so much power. Yet so many of us allow ourselves to feel unworthy or not enough. Limiting our true potential and the abundance that surrounds us. It's emotional and it's confronting, but it's an integral part of the shackles that stop us moving forward. For as long as give power not being enough, you will never BELIEVE you are. This is a process and as long as you show up for yourself no matter what... eventually you will see how powerful you are and that you are, JUST AS YOU ARE, ENOUGH.

In this podcast I will step into the powerful words of "I am enough" - what does it mean to "actually" feel that? Why don't we feel that? More importantly how can we show up for ourselves in pursuit of feeling enough? These words carry so much power. Yet so many of us allow ourselves to feel unworthy or not enough. Limiting our true potential and the abundance that surrounds us. It's emotional and it's confronting, but it's an integral part of the shackles that stop us moving forward. For as long as give power not being enough, you will never BELIEVE you are. This is a process and as long as you show up for yourself no matter what... eventually you will see how powerful you are and that you are, JUST AS YOU ARE, ENOUGH.

In this informative episode Director & Cinematographer Tony Gardiner dicusses his views on the art of storytelling and the impact it has on audiences. Tony also delves into the importance of cretaivity and story telling in relation mental health.

Often in life we find ourselves listening to the inner critic inside dictating to us a story about who we are. "I am not enough" "I am unworthy" "I am a failure" they go on. Learning to silence that inner critic is one of the hardest battles you can face. This isnt who you are. Its a part of you, yes, but its not definitive. Face your fears. Silence the inner critic. Be who you were meant to be. For who you are meant to be is more powerful than you will ever know.

Andy McPhee is an Australian Actor with an extensive career both local and international. Known for Iconic Australian films and series such as Wolf Creek (2005), Animal Kingdom (2010), Pizza (2005), Wilfred (2010), Dr Blake Mysteries (2015), and Gallipoli (2015). Andy has also starred internationally in major release features such as Disney’s – Saving Mr Banks (2013), See Saw’s Slow West (2015) and Criminal Minds (2011). Andy Mcphee is best known internationally for his portayal of Irish biker Keith McGee in FX Sons of Anarchy (2010).

We delve into Andy's incredible wisdom on fear and inner programming, his career as an actor and acting coach, and his love for his children. Andy offers his honest and vulnerable insight into life and art.

An in-depth introduction to Jessica Orcsik and the inspiration behind her Art, as an artist and in business.

An in-depth introduction to Jessica Orcsik and the inspiration behind her Art, as an artist and in business.