How’d You Do It? Stories of Resilience

In this episode we get to know the multifaceted world of one of the foremost fingerstyle guitar soloists and improvisers in the world, Joe Robinson. Joe speaks of his early years growing up in a town of 200 people in a farmhouse in New South Wales, Australia before leaving school at age 15 to travel the world. At age 17 Joe had won Australia’s got talent, and by 18 he moved to Nashville to pursue his career and had performed over 1000 concerts.

In this conversation, Joe shares insights into his life as a touring musician, the challenges he has faced along the way and the inspirational wisdom that has guided him to where he is today.

Today, tours and coaches over 20,000 online guitar students through his platform Invisible Technique. You can learn more about Joe’s offerings below:

joerobinson.com

invisibletechnique.com

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In this heartfelt episode, we pay tribute to the memory of Craig Donovan, a dear friend who battled a terminal illness with courage and grace. As Craig's health declined, Amanda Shaw stepped into the role of his full-time caregiver, forming a deep and meaningful bond with him during his final years.

Amanda shares her journey of becoming Craig's caregiver and best friend, navigating the complexities of terminal illness with strength and resilience. Through her experiences, we gain insight into the profound impact of supporting a loved one through their end-of-life journey.

Discover how Amanda finds peace in treasuring each moment with her loved ones, fully in the present despite the inevitable challenges ahead. Together, we honor Craig's memory and celebrate the beautiful person that he was.

Amanda Shaw is the Co-Director and Practice Manager of Bloom Therapies, located on the Gold Coast of Australia. Bloom Therapies is a dedicated team offering Occupational Therapy, Allied Health Assistance, and Support Work services. With a commitment to providing holistic and client-centered care, Amanda and her team empower their clients to feel safe, supported, and empowered throughout their journey.

You can learn more about Amanda’s offerings below:

bloomtherapies.com.au

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Having a podcast is such a beautiful experience, however it is time-consuming and has its own expenses. To help support the show and keep it going by you can consider donating by using this link.

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To work with Peta Thompson, head over to www.petathompson.com to learn more about her 1:1 offerings, workshops and courses.

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Learn about my "Liberate your Life: Break Patterns & Find Freedom!" online course here.

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In this episode, we chat with the legendary Steve Dines, who’s spent 40 years of his life skydiving. He’s flown outside camera for multiple world competitions and records and is respected as a pioneer in the early era of Australian BASE jumping in the 80s and 90s. His stoic attitude and relentless pursuit of always striving to do what no one else had done before, laid the groundwork for four decades of flight.

Dancing on the edge of danger, he nearly faced a lifetime ban from skydiving after deliberately opening his parachute at the low altitude of 300 feet, while his 500 ft exit over Nobbys Beach in Newcastle rattled a few feathers.

As the first person to BASE jump from the top of the Australian Harbour Bridge in 1987 and the opener of the renowned high exit jump at Bungonia State Forest, Steve made a profound mark on Australian jumping.

Buckle up as Steve shares a few of his captivating stories with us, alongside his newfound appreciation for living a simple life with his family, a sunset and a glass of red wine.

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How can you support the show?

Having a podcast is such a beautiful experience, however it is time-consuming and has its own expenses. To help support the show and keep it going by you can consider donating by using this link.

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To work with Peta Thompson, head over to www.petathompson.com to learn more about her 1:1 offerings, workshops and courses.

And my Online Yoga & Meditation Platform "Breathe, Move, Embody"

Learn about my "Liberate your Life: Break Patterns & Find Freedom!" online course here.

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In this episode, we share an incredible story of transformation with Cole Chance, a seeker whose path led her to the depths of addiction, to all corners of the world and most importantly to the path of Yoga.

Cole was in and out of rehabilitation centres, detoxes, hospitals, and 12 step rooms throughout her 20’s, never fully resonating with the idea of sobriety. Despite encountering yoga early on in her recovery journey, it wasn't until a life-altering overdose forced her to confront the reality of her dependence that she fully embraced the practice. She finally reached out for help of her own accord, began to unwind through therapy, found a supportive community, and landed full surrender into her yoga practice. Her recovery process continues today, intertwined with a life she never even dreamed possible.

Join us as we explore Cole Chance's path from addiction to freedom, discovering the innate potential for healing that lies within us all.

Cole teaches yoga in many capacities from online to festivals to international retreats, but her flow, passion, and most fluent language lay in supporting people who have also traversed the narrow dark halls of addiction and are ready to emerge into a thriving life beyond.

You can learn more about Cole’s offerings below:

www.emergerecovery.com

www.colechanceyoga.com

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How can you support the show?

Having a podcast is such a beautiful experience, however it is time-consuming and has its own expenses. To help support the show and keep it going by you can consider donating by using this link.

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To work with Peta Thompson, head over to www.petathompson.com to learn more about her 1:1 offerings, workshops and courses.

And my Online Yoga & Meditation Platform "Breathe, Move, Embody"

Learn about my "Liberate your Life: Break Patterns & Find Freedom!" online course here.

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In this episode, we have the privilege of chatting with Jules McConnel, a truly remarkable person whose story is as inspiring as it is captivating. Jules has spent more than half of her life jumping out of planes all over the world, earning the title of Chief Instructor and setting multiple world records along the way. But beyond her achievements in the sky, Jules is also renowned for her infectious zest for life and commitment to teaching how to do a dangerous sport safely.

Jules' journey is filled with endurance, competition, and significant grief and loss, including her own near-death experience. Through her experiences, we'll explore the delicate balance between pushing boundaries and finding joy, as well as the invaluable lessons learned from letting go of control and embracing the support of community.

Get ready to be inspired by the incredible story of Jules McConnel.

Jules McConnel is a Senior Skydiving Instructor and Examiner, specializing in AFF and Tandem instruction. She is also an accomplished Canopy Formation Competitor and Coach, Canopy Piloting Coach, Public Speaker, Skydiving Events Coordinator, Private Pilot, Remedial Massage Therapist, and Yoga Teacher.

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How can you support the show?

Having a podcast is such a beautiful experience, however it is time-consuming and has its own expenses. To help support the show and keep it going by you can consider donating by using this link.

Follow on instagram: @petathompsonwellness

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Leave a review on Apple Podcasts

Subscribe to @PetaThompsonWellness on YouTube

To work with Peta Thompson, head over to www.petathompson.com to learn more about her 1:1 offerings, workshops and courses.

And my Online Yoga & Meditation Platform "Breathe, Move, Embody"

Learn about my "Liberate your Life: Break Patterns & Find Freedom!" online course here.

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