As the Christmas season approaches, there's often a rush to finalize achievements before the year ends. In this engaging episode, the host reflects on some of their most significant accomplishments occurring during the festive period. A memorable story unfolds as the host recounts a phone call from the Northern Territory Government a decade ago, requesting their help in organizing a crowd for a promotional event welcoming Oprah Winfrey to Australia. The task at hand involved gathering over 100 people to form the letters spelling "Oprah" beneath a helicopter for a striking photograph - all while dressed in white.

The challenge was daunting due to Alice Springs' transient population, especially during the holiday season. However, driven by a charitable cause, the host managed to rise to the occasion, with the Desert Sports Foundation receiving a generous $15,000 donation in return for their efforts. This tale highlights the power of calling upon 'champions'—people who can make seemingly impossible tasks possible.

In a twist, the episode shifts to a more personal note, as the host shares their excitement about collaborating with a long-time friend on promising projects in the upcoming year. This collaboration marks a transition from being the champion to accepting support from someone else. The host encourages listeners to reach out to those who believe in them to achieve their goals, making a compelling case for the importance of community and support.