Driven Young

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Justine is an incredible woman who has lived quite a life and achieved so much. She is a global coach, counsellor and advisor focused on supporting individuals, families and organisations in times of change.

Justine applies a strengths-based approach to all her work, in addition to evidence-based techniques including Positive Psychology, Solutions-Focused Coaching, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) and Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT). She is also a certified Brené Brown Daring Way™ Facilitator and incorporates the methodology in a lot of her sessions.

If you haven't heard of Brene Brown, I would google her and check out her stuff, she is very well known and respected around the world.

On top of this Justine works with young people and also has 3 kids in school so she is well aware of the difficulties this generation faces.

In this episode we talk about her life travelling around the world, living in Japan and other asian countries, learning languages whilst woking and studying. We talk about how to discover your strengths and weaknesses, dealing with judgement and managing comparing and the new social media world.

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I met James over a year ago through another good friend of mine, he co-owns and co-runs the largest podcasting even in the southern hemisphere called We are podcast. Which funny enough, I attended in 2018 and it was one of the reasons I started my podcast.

James is a mentor of mine who helps me run my business and is just an all-out incredible person. I had hoped to get him on the show in person one day but due to lockdown, I figured I would do a virtual interview with him.

James has written 3x bestselling books (translated in 6+ languages), host a top-rated podcast, and speak internationally to packed audiences. He has also been profiled in renowned publications – including Success Magazine, Money Magazine, and Entrepreneur – and featured on 500+ radio, podcast, and television shows, including The Today Show, The Gabby Reece Show, and Entrepreneurs on Fire.

He's worked with people in 20+ countries to:

» Generate 7-figures in new business revenue

» Launch #1 podcasts in multiple countries/categories

» Confirm 5-figure sponsorship deals for their business

» Win Emmy Awards

» Publish #1 international bestselling books, and

» FINALLY crack the code to scaling their income without scaling their workload!.

So as you can see James has achieved a lot, but how has he achieved that? Well, that brings us to the theme of today episode. Communication, networking and building relationships.

If you listen to the show often you know how important this skill is, so today James and I dive deep into why you should grow your network, how to grow your network, adopting the right mindset and practical next steps so you can get started.

This is an epic episode, I hope you enjoy it and please DM me and James if you get some value from it. The fact is thousands of people will listen to this episode on networking. But very few people will take action. So be one of the few, it's only a DM and James and I will answer, we don't bite.

Quick reminder my book is coming out so you can get a copy at the link below. Are you ready for uni? Why not take my quiz to find out, its free, takes less than 5 minutes and gives you a custom report.

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‘The Best Bits From The Best Books’. That’s what we deliver with the show. Each and every week, we read a great non-fiction book and share the biggest lessons on our podcast.

We started the show back in June 2016 with four listeners: Ashton, Jonesy, and our mums. We really didn’t know what we were doing, but we just decided to hit ‘record’, then 20 minutes later we hit ‘stop’ and uploaded it to share with the world. We learnt as we went, getting better with each episode, making gradual improvements over time. Today, we’re spending somewhere in the realm of a combined ~25-30 hours for every episode: reading, dissecting, taking notes, making episode plans, recording, editing, writing blog posts, publishing, and sharing.

For two simple blokes who met while working behind the bar at a pub, we’ve been able to build an audience that listens to what we have to say, and we’ve met and interviewed some of our favourite authors and all-time heroes.

And that's what has lead them to create their own book.

In this episode, we talk about all things books and learning. I often get asked what books do I recommend, well this is an entire episode dedicated to that, featuring guys who have read a lot more than me. If you struggle reading this will be a great episode for you, and if you are looking for which books to read, this will be great for you also.

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Website: https://www.whatyouwilllearn.com/
The Book: https://www.whatyouwilllearn.com/theshit/
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I am joined by Elle Wilmot who runs the Truly twenties Facebook group with over 13,000 members along with over 70,000 followers online. She is 23 and located in London, we have been virtual friends for a while as we are both putting out content for young people.

Her Facebook page has blown me away, it is the most engaged group I have seen in a long time with women in their 20s posting every day, asking for help, support, guidance and even meeting up with other girls building new friendships.

In the spirit of this, we both put a post up asking what questions you need help with to survive your 20's. So today's episode is her and I going through these questions giving both our perspectives on a variety of topics such as:

• Relationships and if you should stay single in your early 20s
• Travelling
• Finding your passion
• We hear anonymous confessions of people in their 20s
• Advice from women in their 30s

And so much more.

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Truly Twenties Insta: https://www.instagram.com/trulytwenties_/
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Jake competed professionally on the World Surf League (WSL) tour for 11 years. He now coaches several WSL athletes, including 7x World Surfing Champion Steph Gilmore, while playing an active role at We Are Feel Good Inc. as Managing Director.

But what is we are feel good inc? They say that the best ideas are born out of necessity and when a group of six adventure seeking, outdoor lovers found themselves dreaming of a sunscreen that they could ‘feel good’ about – they decided to take matters into their own hands. It was around a campfire on a family surfing trip that three couples, including a doctor, a builder & a professional surfer, decided to stop dreaming, and start doing. After years of researching, developing, refining and testing, We Are Feel Good Inc. was finally launched.

In this episode Jake and I talk a lot about work ethic and how that allowed him to become a pro surfer, we talk about pursuing what you really want to do regardless of other peoples opinions, he shares his experiences as a pro surfer, why he got involved with this sunscreen company and the importance of recycling and looking after our oceans.

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Welcome back to the Driven Young podcast and today is an amazing episode from Mr Gus Rowland.

A compassionate bloke, Gus wears his heart on his sleeve. But that heart was shattered the day news arrived that Angus - his friend, mentor and father figure - had taken his life. Angus seemed to have it all – a beautiful family, home, great job, the respect and friendship of many. But he had something else too. Inner worries that were eating away at him. And he never told anyone about it. The stigma around masculinity stopped too many from reaching out and asking for help when life felt tough.

Gus was driven to action. In 2016, he hosted three-part documentary series Man Up, lifting the lid on the relationship between masculinity, social isolation, mental health, and suicide.

Now, who is Gus? Well, I feel like this quote sums him up... “I want a society where everyone has a Gotcha4Life Mate. That go-to person you can open up to and rely on about anything. A world where we can seek help when life gets challenging, where we can build open and honest relationships and feel comfortable expressing ourselves, no matter what. So no one has to worry alone”

Gus is a father of three and runs the Gotcha4life foundation with one very specific goal. 0 suicides. In today's episode, we are talking about mental health and how you shouldn't fight this battle alone, why we need connections as humans and how you can start to build better connections with the people in your life.

I really love this episode and I hope you do as well, if you enjoy it I'd recommend checking out Gotcha4life, where you can nominate someone you have for life.

Gothcha4life: https://www.gotcha4life.org/

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Welcome back to the driven Young podcast and today I am joined by Maddie and Ali, the creators of theherdapp.

You may have seen these two on TikTok, they are based in the U.S and have created a new social media app for gen z. Herd is a social space focused on community over comparison. By throwing out the social scale, empowering casual creativity, and providing experience autonomy, Herd aims to restore authentic expression. In an ecosystem that deprioritizes user well-being, Herd is the greener pasture; grown from honesty, empathy, respect, and discovery.

I have been following them online for a while now, I always read the comments on their videos and it is incredible what they have been able to achieve.

The startup space is incredibly difficult, especially for young women as you will hear us discuss, but it is even more difficult creating a social media app.

In this episode we talk all things social media, why it is so addictive and harmful, the good and the bad, how to manage your relationship with it, how companies like Instagram are heading in the wrong direction, how the girls were able to start this company and the struggles they faced and much much more.

Herd: https://www.theherdapp.com/
Madi: https://www.instagram.com/madydewey/
Ali: https://www.instagram.com/alihowardd/


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This is a special episode, a montage of my guests giving advice to their 18-year-old selves.


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Welcome back to the Driven Young podcast and today I am joined by an incredible man, Tom Nash, aka DJ Hooky.

At 19 years old Tom was enjoying his life, studying at university when all of a sudden he contracted a disease. 2 weeks later he woke up from a coma with the decision to either amputate his hands and legs or die.

Today Tom is a quadruple amputee with hooks for hands hence the name hooky, he is a promoter and Dj as well as a public speaker who has done a TED talk with over 2 million views.

In this episode Tom shares his story, what happened to him, what was going on in his mind, we talk about opportunity cost and how we post rationalize our decisions, how to know what to do after school, the nocebo effect, partying, and traveling, the education system, mindset stuff and so much more, that is just scratching the surface.

As you will find out in this episode, Tom is a really smart guy and this is one of my favorite conversations, we cover so many important things in this episode, I really hope you can commit to listening to the whole thing.

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Today I am joined by a really great friend of mine Annelise McCarthy. Annie has been listening to the podcast since I first started it and reached out to me about 8 months ago. Since then we have become really good friends, she is so inspiring and such a perfect guest for this show.

Annelise is a women's public speaking coach slash law student and this episode is all about public speaking. Annie has been public speaking for over 14 years, she represented Australia and placed 5th in the world for a public speaking championship, and has now started her own business coaching women!

Guys you will hear me talk about it but I cannot express how valuable this skill is. Many people believe public speaking and communication is the most valuable skill you can develop and many people say it is the highest paid profession in the world.

In this episode we cover how Annie fainted at her first speaking event, her journey with the university, facing pressure, her thoughts on what we should do after high school. We then go into the mindset of public speaking, why so many people fear it but why you shouldn't, how to build confidence then we talk about practical tips and strategies you can use to improve your presentations including a simple storytelling framework. And of course much much more.

I have been doing A LOT of public speaking training this year with the company Empower U which is a life skills program for Young Adults. It is kind of like this podcast in an event format so I have a lot to say on this topic. By the way, if anyone is interested in coming along to an Empower U event, I would love to have you! Just go to www.drivenyoung.com/eu and you can get 60% of the ticket price, we run events all around Australia. I will be talking more about that in the future as well.

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