Ben Clark is a former member of the famous and much-loved group The Ten Tenors and a semi-finalist on Channel 9’s The Voice 2018, where he was coached by iconic Australia singer Delta Goodrem.Ben has experienced it all. He has met and performed in front of the Pope and Oprah Winfrey and has done Australian’s proud for almost a decade belting out our National Anthem in front of 100,000’s fan at multiple major events;•The Ashes Test (Boxing Day) at MCG•Australian Wallabies Series•NRL State of Origin•Australian Boomers v USA Basketball TeamIn this episode of ‘Dreams into Success’ Ben talks about dreams, his love and passion for singing. How he found his identity and truest form of himself but did so with many struggles and setbacks along the way, including where he was almost sacked from The Ten Tenors.We learn of Ben’s love for his family, his advice for this year’s contestants on The Voice and the current state of the Australian Music Industry. We are also very fortunate to hear Ben’s very own version of John Farnham’s – You’re The Voice.Sit back, listen and enjoy on Apple iTunes or Spotify or watch this episode on YouTube.I hope you enjoy this episode as much as I did. There are so many brilliant messages to take away.To connect with Ben -Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/BenClarkSings/Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/benclarksings/ Now, get out there, faces those fears and live those dreams.

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Paul Roos is an icon of the Australian Football League (AFL).Roosy played 356 VFL/AFL Games, was x7 All Australian (91’ and 92’ as Captain), x5 Best & Fairest winner, Fitzroy Team of the Century member, AFL Hall of Fame inductee and Sydney Swans Premiership Coach in 2005.In this episode of DREAMS into SUCCESS we discuss the importance of building relationships, being vulnerable, developing self-awareness and how to be a good leader (both in a sporting organisation and in the business world).Roosy talks about his coaching experience, the fond memories of coaching the Sydney Swans to a Premiership victory in 2005, breaking a 72-year drought for the Club. Through this conversation we get an amazing insight into the bloods culture and how to develop a winning attitude.It is clear during this episode that leaders must be role models. Organisations need to have a clear set of guidelines and behaviours that all players and/or colleagues buy into. We also discuss the importance of creating “life” balance and identifying what you stand for as a person – ‘what do you want written on your tombstone?’I hope you enjoy this episode as much as I did. There are so many brilliant messages to take away.Now, get out there, faces those fears and live those dreams.

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‘Dreams into Success’ is a podcast that provides listeners with a platform to be inspired and encouraged to face their fears and follow their dreams.You will be inspired by not only well-known sports stars, former athletes, lifestyle coaches, successful entrepreneurs, TV presenters and influencers from the media and entertainment industry but we will also speak with your everyday heroes and how they were inspired to dream and what success means to them. The stories, conversations and guidance you will receive from the amazing guests on the show will teach you how to turn up every single day and be the best version of yourself.We all have dreams. By joining the ‘Dreams into Success’ community you will learn the importance of building relationships, becoming role models and how to develop your own personal brand and identity. The podcast will assist in guiding you towards your passion and purpose in life, by following your dreams and defining what success means to you.Thanks so much for stopping by.Join me by subscribing to Apple iTunes, Spotify or SoundCloud accounts and follow our social media platforms @dreamsintosuccess on Instagram and Facebook.

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Alan Goodrope is a success story from the 1970's. An era where sportspersons were regarding as amateurs, working full-time jobs and striving for success in a sport they enjoyed. For Alan, Cycling was his love.A Victoria State title holder and champion at 21 years old, before soon becoming an Australian Olympian, selected in the 1976 Montreal Olympic Games.This is a raw episode where Alan talks about the pride and elation of securing his spot on the Olympic team, how hard work pays off, and the importance of understanding that there will be setbacks along the journey, but you need to have that fighting spirit.Commitment, hard work and focusing on your goals are the pillars behind this interview.If you enjoyed this episode, please visit www.chrisgoodrope.com subscribe to the podcast and follow at Instagram.com/dreamsintosuccess

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