How do you do it?

In this episode, I interview Eva Martins. Eva has travelled the world with bestselling author and wildly successful motivational speaker Tony Robbins, all while leading her team at a Fortune 500 company in the pharmaceutical industry. She is an experienced life coach and mother of three. She shares her advice and tips for those wanting to build confidence at work and speak up at meetings, especially women in male-dominated industries.

In this episode I interview, Alicia Vrajlal, Editor at Huffington Post, Australia. She was previously the Entertainment Editor at Yahoo Lifestyle Australia and worked with me as a reporter at the Daily Mail. Alicia, aka Leeshie V, is passionate about covering stories about culture and diversity.

Get comfy and listen in as I have a chat with my biggest critic and biggest supporter, my older sister, Melody Potter. We discuss the importance of prioritising goals, letting go of other people’s opinions and our favourite personal growth authors. The episode is jam-packed with giggles, great advice and a dash of sister sass.

In this episode I share my views on social media and mindless scrolling. I discuss the relationship between outer order and inner calm- then I interview Carmen Strong, an Instagram influencer with over 40k followers on this very subject. Carmen is a professional organizer whose home organisation posts have gone viral, she shares her tips and hacks about how to keep spaces tidy, especially useful for those with kids.

This week I interview Al Jazeera foreign correspondent, Katrina Yu. Currently based in Beijing, China, she is close to the epicentre of where COVID-19 all began and shares with me what it’s like living and reporting in China right now. Katrina tells me how she overcomes anxiety, faces her fears and how she managed to stand out in a competitive industry.

Meet award winning writer, teacher and the brand new host of this podcast. Naomi gets personal and raw as she shares her personal growth journey and invites listeners to come along for the ride. She encourages listeners to let go of what other people think and do things scared.