Five Turning Points

Wayne Dyson, Director Bridgeworks chats with Australian Football League (AFL) umpiring legend 'Razor' Ray Chamberlain in regards to the Five Turning Points that had the greatest impact on both his personal and business career.

A great insight in what made Razor the leader he is today.

Ray combines 20 years of experience as a leading AFL Umpire, and decades of insight as a Business Owner, to bring important lessons of resilience, leadership, and decision-making to companies across Australia.

Affectionately known in the AFL world as Razor Ray, through the course of his colourful AFL career, Ray has experienced both highs and lows; challenges he’s turned into lessons and strengths which he now shares to educate and inspire others.
 
Ray’s areas of expertise include managing stress in high-pressure environments, adapting to change, effective communication and goal setting. “Elite performance is the sum of all of the micro moments,” he says. “It’s a craft and it’s what underpins the most special moments.”

Here's the 5 Turning Points that made all this magic come to life for Ray.

Lisa Guglielmino spent many years in Europe sharpening up her business skills while keeping her clients healthy and flexible!  This all culminated in the foundation of her current business as an outstanding coach called 'The Business Chick'. 

An amazing journey and this is her story; the five turning points, critical events, people, circumstances that have shaped her and her sought after business skills.

Wayne Dyson, Director Bridgeworks explores Lisa Guglielmino's story - her significant stepping stones. Those that made her the outstanding coach that she is today.

The relationship between Wayne Dyson and Marian Gandy has stood the test of time. Even after an initial team building program that included a challenge of counting chooks around a farmyard! Marian's journey has been a rich one with the latest challenge for her being on the board of "Groomed to Go" helping ready disadvantaged women back on the path of satisfactory employment. Helping women be the best they can be when presented to respective employers. Let's have some fun together and listen to her stories of both the tough and good times.

In a field full of some of the game’s most established amateur legends, Nadene Gole may not have been the obvious favorite to win the 62nd U.S. Senior Women’s Amateur, recently at Broadmoor Golf Club in Seattle, Wash.  But when you look at her resume, well, maybe she should have been. 

Currently ranked No. 1 the Women’s World Senior Amateur Golf Ranking®, far and away the highest-ranked female senior in the world, Gole defeated 2022 champion Shelly Stouffer, of Canada, 3 and 2 to win her first USGA title in just her second USGA championship appearance. 

Nadene reflects on people and events that have shaped her when asked by Wayne Dyson as to five tuning points that have 'made her' who she is today.