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Trailblazer, Dr. Ron Farmer brought cognitive behavioural psychology to Australia and rapidly earned a reputation as a leading behavioural and sex therapist. Then, the unexpected happened – Ron had a nervous breakdown of his own and had to apply all his training as a clinical psychologist to bring himself back from the brink of anxiety and despair. This is the story of his dance with fear, and some of the deep learnings that led him to create free resources for anyone experiencing a similar journey.

Dr. Ron Farmer's Self-Help Site: https://www.selfhelptherapy.com.au

This episode is hosted by Chief Combobulator of Crazy Might Work, Paul Hawkins and found only on our Crazy Might Work Podcast!

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Dr. Joshua Chou discovered an intriguing relationship between cancer and space flight. Sparked by a conversation with Stephen Hawking, Dr. Joshua Chou's discovery won him Researcher of the Year in Australia. As co-founder of the International Humans in Space Summit, Dr. Joshua Chou also continues to play a pivotal role in bridging the gap between industry and academia. So, if you are curious about why cancer cells die in space, or why the space industry is for everyone, then this podcast is for you!

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What is biomimicry and why is it relevant to our lives? In this second episode, Lex Amore, the Communications Director for Biomimicry Institute, joins us to tell us more about the wonders of biomimicry and how it affects the world. Lex Amore utilises her strengths in communication and knowledge in biomimicry to bridge the gap between humans and the natural world to bring focus on climate issues and how we can work together to create solutions through understanding nature.

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What is biomimicry and why is it relevant to our lives? In this two-episodes series, Lex Amore, the Communications Director for Biomimicry Institute, joins us to tell us more about the wonders of biomimicry and how it affects the world. Lex Amore utilises her strengths in communication and knowledge in biomimicry to bridge the gap between humans and the natural world to bring focus on climate issues and how we can work together to create solutions through understanding nature.

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This special single-episode of 'Insights on Innovation' starring Caryn Sandler, Partner and Chief Knowledge and Innovation Officer at Gilbert + Tobin. Caryn has recently been awarded with the Most Innovative Change Maker at the Financial Times Most Innovated Lawyer Awards 2022. Caryn also has one innovative year in various Lawyers Weekly awards, including 2019, 2020 and 2021. In addition, Gilbert + Tobin has been the most innovative firm for the fourth year in a row at the Australian Financial Review Client Choice Awards and the winner of the Excellence and Technology and Innovation Award at the Australian Law Awards. Caryn is definitely someone who knows how to innovate and inspire change!

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In this last episode of the series, Dr. Charlie Pellerin explains how expressing authentic appreciation changed his life, and life at NASA. As former director of NASA's astrophysics division and author of "How NASA Builds Teams", Dr. Charlie Pellerin, developed the now-famous 4-D program after the catastrophic Challenger shuttle disaster.

Dr. Charlie Pellerin's contribution to the aerospace industry were so extraordinary that he received the highest honour of recognition, the Distinguished Service Medal. This four-episode series is hosted on the  CRAZYPodcast channel by Paul Hawkins, Chief Combobulator of Crazy Might Work  will dive into the specifics with Dr. Charlie Pellerin on how he invented the NASA 4-D leadership program to sharing his life experiences, and personal stories on improving one's quality of life. 

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In this third episode, Dr. Charlie Pellerin explains the difference between a story and storylines and how shifting them can alter your emotions for the better. He then provides example of shifting storylines and how we can use them in daily lives.

As the former director of NASA's astrophysics department and author of "How NASA Builds Teams", Dr. Charlie Pellerin, assisted the teams at NASA after the catastrophic Space Shuttle Challenger disaster back in 1986. He developed the now-famous NASA 4-D leadership program,  enabling teams to facilitate teamwork and iron out any possible miscommunications which could lead to history repeating itself.  His contribution to the aerospace industry were so extraordinary that he received the highest honour of recognition, the Distinguished Service Medal.  This four-episodes series hosted by Chief Combobulator of Crazy Might Work, Paul Hawkins, will dive into the specifics with Dr. Charlie Pellerin on how he invented the NASA 4-D leadership program to sharing his life experiences, and personal stories on improving one's quality of life.

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In this second episode, Dr. Charlie Pellerin goes in-depth on explaining how did authentic appreciation and appropriate inclusion work in real-life settings and how it shaped the NASA 4-D Leadership Program.

As the former director of NASA's astrophysics department and author of "How NASA Builds Teams", Dr. Charlie Pellerin, assisted the teams at NASA after the catastrophic Space Shuttle Challenger disaster back in 1986. He developed the now-famous NASA 4-D leadership program,  enabling teams to facilitate teamwork and iron out any possible miscommunications which could lead to history repeating itself.  His contribution to the aerospace industry were so extraordinary that he received the highest honour of recognition, the Distinguished Service Medal.  This four-episodes series hosted by Chief Combobulator of Crazy Might Work, Paul Hawkins, will dive into the specifics with Dr. Charlie Pellerin on how he invented the NASA 4-D leadership program to sharing his life experiences, and personal stories on improving one's quality of life. 

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In this first episode of 'How NASA Builds Teams', Dr. Charlie Pellerin gives us a backstory of the various challenges that he faced on his journey with NASA and how he came up with the NASA 4-D Leadership Program.

As the former director of NASA's astrophysics department and author of "How NASA Builds Teams", Dr. Charlie Pellerin, assisted the teams at NASA after the catastrophic Space Shuttle Challenger disaster back in 1986. He developed the now-famous NASA 4-D leadership program,  enabling teams to facilitate teamwork and iron out any possible miscommunications which could lead to history repeating itself.  His contribution to the aerospace industry were so extraordinary that he received the highest honour of recognition, the Distinguished Service Medal.  This four-episodes series hosted by Chief Combobulator of Crazy Might Work, Paul Hawkins, will dive into the specifics with Dr. Charlie Pellerin on how he invented the NASA 4-D leadership program to sharing his life experiences, and personal stories on improving one's quality of life. 

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