Freedom Fridays

In episode #50 Pete chats with Shane Michael Hatton a speaker, author, trainer, and coach who blends his experience in business and psychology to help leaders communicate, connect and collaborate more effectively in order to bring out the best in those they lead. 

Pete and Shane have an in-depth conversation around personal rulebooks - the conscious and unconscious rules that we live our lives by. They take a deep dive into what business culture really is - how leaders define culture, how businesses are governed by their establishment of culture, and the possibilities of culture change.  

Show Notes: Episode #50

Find Shane Michael Hatton: www.shanemhatton.com | Instagram/shanemhatton| LinkedIn/shanemhatton

Books by Shane Michael Hatton: Lead The Room | Let’s Talk Culture

For more on Pete Clark, 21 Whispers: www.21whispers.com | Instagram/thewhispersguy | LinkedIn/peteclark21whispers

Episode #49 is a deep dive into our digital dependence and the effects it’s having on all our lives. Pete talks to Dr. Kristy Goodwin, one of Australia’s leading digital wellbeing and performance experts. Kristy is a researcher, author, speaker, and media commentator who provides science-backed solutions to optimise wellbeing and productivity in a digital world.

Technology has crept into every crevice of our lives and now more than ever people of all ages are tethered to their devices and their happiness and productivity are being compromised. If you’d like to take a giant step away from the technologies running your and your family’s lives this podcast is full of practical tips and tricks that will help you curb the dependence and own your productivity. 

Show Notes: Episode #49

Find Dr. Kristy Goodwin: https://drkristygoodwin.com/ | Instagram/drkristy

For more on Pete Clark, 21 Whispers: https://www.21whispers.com | Instagram/thewhispersguy

Welcome back to the first solo podcast episode of Season #2. Pete shares some reflections on the year to date and some of the questions he's pondering… and still yet to find answers to. Pete explores what he's chosen to focus on in this one wild and precious life. He delves into the ongoing discussion of how long it takes to form a habit. And, he looks at our biggest barrier to being happier, healthier, and more successful.

Show Notes: Episode #48

For more on Pete Clark, 21 Whispers: https://www.21whispers.com | Instagram/thewhispersguy

For Pete's final recording of the year, he's gone back to a solo recording. Pete will share some reflections about the year – from starting ugly to continuing ugly. From the uniqueness of everyone’s story to the doubt people have about having any sort of story at all. From turning up every week for a year to taking a pause to reflect on what next. Finally, Pete shares some reflections from his guests about how they felt seen, heard and held during the conversation and how that gap has arisen for him.

Show Notes: Episode #47

This Pete speaks with Dave Sollars - a fellow facilitator and personal growth geek just like Pete. They discuss the impact of recognising when they’ve given their power, authority and choice away and how to reclaim it.

They dive into the idea that their past – from which they live forward - is a story. Dave offers some ideas and questions that might help someone discover other stories that could support a different future.

There are many whispers in this episode and we encourage you to think of an area of your life that you are keen for change in and listen to the podcast with that in mind.

Show Notes: Episode #46

This week Pete chats with David Riley. An old friend that he haven’t seen for a while but Pete has been following David’s journey over the last 12 months as he’s done a clockwise circumnavigation of Australia with his family. An extraordinary experience without a doubt. So many nuggets to share about such things as why he did it; how much persuasion of the family was required; how much did it cost; would he do it again or has his heart been satisfied. David shares some beautiful and vulnerable moments with us about some pertinent reminders of the wonder of life.

Show Notes: Episode #45

This week is Part #2 of Pete’s chat with Glin Bayley, founder of Heart of Human, author and host of the Unstoppable Woman Podcast. In this episode we focus on women in leadership and how it differs from leadership generally; how to listen from your heart and Glin’s Heart of Human™ framework. Glin shares her experience of how our emotions are a guidance system and embracing the messiness of life with active hope.

Enjoy Episode #44 Part #2 with Glin Bayley.

Show Notes: Episode #44

This week Pete chats with Glin Bayley, founder of Heart of Human, author and host of the Unstoppable Woman Podcast and 8 week online life changer. Glin gets raw and vulnerable pretty quickly as she recounts her life journey over the last few years. It’s such an eye and heart-opener that anyone, not just women, will be touched by the story and how Glin made it to where she is today. It’s become a little pattern for me that the conversation gets into flow and we jabber away and lose track of time so again I’ve split this into 2 parts. Part #1 is the raw story of what Glin has made peace with to be where she is today. She talks about how she has used gratitude to counter grief and the power of 5 mins a day for 4.5 years!

Click to listen to Episode #43 Part #1 with Glin Bayley

Show Notes: Episode #43

This week Pete chats to a couple of guests - one of whom is his youngest daughter! Both Sammy & Evie have just finished their HSC (Higher School Certificate) and have finished their 12 years of institutionalisation.

Neither of them have been guests on a podcast and have the rest of their lives ahead of them. I was really interested to understand what that change was like. What’s it like embarking on the rest of your life? What are they looking forward to? What have they left behind? They might be first-time podcast guests but they share some raw and genuine thoughts and feelings about the change ahead of them.

Show Notes: Episode #42

This week completes the trifecta - the continuation of the conversation Pete had with Karen Gately, Founder & Sensei of Corporate Dojo. In Part #3 to close the conversation they deconstruct the “I’m time-poor’’ badge of honour and explore whether to give tasks to those that are most capable or least capable. They round out their conversation with a discussion about the importance in a people leadership role of having an awareness of how humans operate.

Enjoy Episode #41 Part #3 with Karen Gately.

Show Notes: Episode #41