In The Game Podcast

Today, we continue the conversation with a living legend.  Born in 1937 in Balmain, NSW, she brought pride to her country with her lightening fast world record times in the pool and yet somehow, wickipedia still qualifies her as a larikin (the Canadian in me shall have to ask what that even means!)  In 1999, Dawn Fraser was voted “World's Greatest Living Female Water Sports Champion” by the International Olympic Committee for such feats as being one of only three swimmers in the world to have won the same Olympic individual event three times – just to give you context, Michael Phelps is one of those other two! She also held the 100m freestyle world record for more than 15yrs. 

All of this, and yet its some of her bigger controversies at the 1964 Tokyo Games that remain in Aussie history. She not only decided to march in the Opening Ceremonies against the governing body’s wishes but then was accused of stealing an Olympic flag from a flagpole outside Emperor Hirohito's palace and then later suspended for 10yrs by the Australian Swimming Union - only to retire under that suspension. Knowing that she was in a car crash weeks before these Games where her mother Rose was killed and her and her sister survived; has me wondering what the impact of those tragedies would have had on her. Somehow, she still managed to win a GOLD and SILVER medal at those same Games.  How does one woman handle all of that and still perform?

At a spry 83yrs old, she can be found these days spending her Isolation days with her daughter and Grandson on the Sunshine Coast.  A far cry from her stint in politics, she continues to mentor and contribute to upcoming athletes and swimmers alike; she always seems to be in the mix no matter the occasion.

Thanks Dawnie for taking time out of your busy isolation schedule to chat to our worldwide audience who are most likely in similar circumstance...

The Goods on Dawn:

Fraser won eight Olympic medals, including four gold medals, and six Commonwealth Games gold medals. She also held 39 records. The 100 metres freestyle record was hers for 15 years from 1 December 1956 to 8 January 1972.

She is the first of only three swimmers in Olympic history (Krisztina Egerszegi of Hungary and Michael Phelps of the United States being the two others) to have won individual gold medals for the same event at three successive Olympics (100 metres freestyle – 1956, 1960, 1964).

In October 1962, she became the first woman to swim 100 metres freestyle in less than one minute. It was not until 1972, eight years after Fraser retired, that her 100m record of 58.9 secs was broken.

Several weeks before the 1964 Olympics, Fraser was injured in a car crash that resulted in the death of her mother Rose. Her sister and a friend were also travelling in Fraser's car when it crashed, but they survived. This was a fresh tragedy for Fraser and her family following her older brother's death from leukemia in 1950, and her father died after a long battle against cancer in 1960.

Contact Dawn:

       Website: www.olympic.org/dawn-fraser

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Unprecendented times in our history are upon us…and I committed to something very profound: To become a better version of myself coming out of this than when I went in! 

Change it afoot with the podcast so listen in…

New colours, new brand, new cohesion for the podcast.  

Why did we pick this new name?? 

Does this mean I am kicking Nat off the show?!? What do you think?  Come and listen to find out the real story!

The transition will happen on April 28th featuring legend Dawn Fraser (also on YouTube)

New website coming: www.inthegamecoaching.com to access the many ways I want to support you all in:

Corporate Wellness: 9 Wellness Wins 

FOCUS Coaching

Relationship Guidance 

MindShift Meditations

Nutritional Cleansing

Creating Space Group

YouTube for the podcast: search "IntheGamePodcast" for some visual on our stellar guests 

Be sure to join the community at  bit.ly/thenatandsarahshow (new link coming for that next week) where we will feature exclusive content such as:

-wkly LIVES where I debrief current interviews 

-first time access to each wkly episode

-opportunities to engage with our guests such as prized coaching sessions, masterclasses, etc.

-prizes for DREAM engagement and more…

The Podcast's 7th Season
Welcome to In the Game, a podcast where we aim to touch, move and inspire you to what's possible in life. My name is Sarah Maxwell and I am a self-proclaimed relationship engineer. Ever since I was a little girl, I was curious about how people work and how they interact with one another. With a degree in biopsychology representing my country of Canada in beach volleyball. With a degree in biopsychology representing my country of Canada in beach volleyball, retiring from sport into mindset and purpose coaching, I now spend my days running Chatta-box Media, where we aim to story-tell for brands through the medium of podcasting, all while raising an eight-year-old daughter with my partner of 24 years. We are now in season seven of this podcast, featuring a special series on women called who Knew that Was Work aimed at young women who want to broaden their horizon when it comes to career choosing.

Go deeper into the pod and discover incredible stories of changemakers who manifest their dream lives. Gain tangible tools to apply to your own life by scrolling back to that initial season where we were more workbook focused. Have a laugh when we initially were coined the Nat and Sarah show, when my five-time Olympian partner, natalie Cook, and I bantered and had loads of fun interviewing and discovering our common passion individuals who rise to the occasion in life. Okay, now it's time to dive on in to this episode.

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Today, we continue the conversation with the founders of The Influencer Project. The “bro-mance”  between Andrew McWhirter & Rana Saini has been an evolution of their diverse backgrounds in the foray of so many aspects of business and life. For Andrew, the past 15yrs has been about buying & selling businesses, raising capital and creating one business venture after another – never really stopping until complete burnt out leveled him with a diagnosis of a stress condition.  

Meanwhile, the young whipper-snapper Rana was starting his foray into business inside the fitness industry. Quickly realizing that the word “lifestyle” didn’t exist under the grind of: market, sell, hire, fire, create systems, be on top of finances and maintain cash flow – he discovered online marketing and lead systems as a way out to free up some of his time for his wife and what other things he loved in life.

Their mutual love of marketing and business growth teamed them back up after Andrew had been one of Rana’s first business mentors. Together, they are innovating the digital-online marketplace with innovative social-strategies for business influencers who are looking to be on the leading edge.

Ok boys, I know business is going gang busters at the moment so totally appreciate this moment to pause and reflect on what led you to here…

The Goods on The Influencer Project:

The Influencer Project was founded in 2015 by Andrew McWhirter and Rana Saini. Originally, Evolve Digital Agency, the main focus was on full-service digital services and Facebook marketing. Since its origins, The Influencer Project has grown and expanded into a fully fledged training and coaching organisation for business development. The business frameworks designed by Rana and Andrew have generated millions of dollars in new business for their clients and they are passionate about sharing their strategies to help their clients grow their own businesses. Today, Rana continues to innovate the digital online marketplace for both his business and that of his clients to build systems for business growth and create innovative social strategies for business influencers looking to lead their marketplace. Andrew now wakes up every morning feeling inspired to help other potential 'Influencers' grow their community and enjoy the by-products of the growth that can come from this.

Contact Andrew & Rana:

         Website: www.theinfluencerproject.com

         LinkedIn: https://au.linkedin.com/in/coaching-training (Andrew)

         Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ranasaini (Rana)

Go to http://www.bit.ly/thenatandsarahshow to become part of this growing community of DREAMERS!

The Podcast's 7th Season
Welcome to In the Game, a podcast where we aim to touch, move and inspire you to what's possible in life. My name is Sarah Maxwell and I am a self-proclaimed relationship engineer. Ever since I was a little girl, I was curious about how people work and how they interact with one another. With a degree in biopsychology representing my country of Canada in beach volleyball. With a degree in biopsychology representing my country of Canada in beach volleyball, retiring from sport into mindset and purpose coaching, I now spend my days running Chatta-box Media, where we aim to story-tell for brands through the medium of podcasting, all while raising an eight-year-old daughter with my partner of 24 years. We are now in season seven of this podcast, featuring a special series on women called who Knew that Was Work aimed at young women who want to broaden their horizon when it comes to career choosing.

Go deeper into the pod and discover incredible stories of changemakers who manifest their dream lives. Gain tangible tools to apply to your own life by scrolling back to that initial season where we were more workbook focused. Have a laugh when we initially were coined the Nat and Sarah show, when my five-time Olympian partner, natalie Cook, and I bantered and had loads of fun interviewing and discovering our common passion individuals who rise to the occasion in life. Okay, now it's time to dive on in to this episode.

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On a lazy Sunday afternoon in Brisbane, Australia, we had to come and share some of the FEARS and angst we are experiencing during these unprecedented times in our history…but mostly the reframed opportunities we’ve found amidst it!

Come and share a laugh with us as our greys start to shine through, our eyebrows start to thicken and our general outward appearance takes a back seat!

Isolation has evoked many an emotion in the friends and family all around us so Sarah delves into the mindset behind the following:

 1)   Boredom/Purposeless  Creativity & Relevance 

 2)   Disconnection  A new definition of the feeling of connecting 

 3)   I’ve got too much time on my hands  All I’ve ever wanted was TIME

Nat helps you plan for:

1)    “staying active” 

2)   Not over-eating (snacking with purpose)

3)   Boosting Your Health

4)   Conferencing Calls and Zooming for business

 
When everything is uncertain, the one thing we know for sure is WE ARE ALL IN THIS TOGETHER!

Go to http://www.bit.ly/thenatandsarahshow to become part of this growing community of DREAMERS!

The Podcast's 7th Season
Welcome to In the Game, a podcast where we aim to touch, move and inspire you to what's possible in life. My name is Sarah Maxwell and I am a self-proclaimed relationship engineer. Ever since I was a little girl, I was curious about how people work and how they interact with one another. With a degree in biopsychology representing my country of Canada in beach volleyball. With a degree in biopsychology representing my country of Canada in beach volleyball, retiring from sport into mindset and purpose coaching, I now spend my days running Chatta-box Media, where we aim to story-tell for brands through the medium of podcasting, all while raising an eight-year-old daughter with my partner of 24 years. We are now in season seven of this podcast, featuring a special series on women called who Knew that Was Work aimed at young women who want to broaden their horizon when it comes to career choosing.

Go deeper into the pod and discover incredible stories of changemakers who manifest their dream lives. Gain tangible tools to apply to your own life by scrolling back to that initial season where we were more workbook focused. Have a laugh when we initially were coined the Nat and Sarah show, when my five-time Olympian partner, natalie Cook, and I bantered and had loads of fun interviewing and discovering our common passion individuals who rise to the occasion in life. Okay, now it's time to dive on in to this episode.

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Today, we continue the conversation with a woman who continues to re-create herself decade after decade.  Kerri Pottharst has been a professional athlete for most of her life – representing her country of Australia in indoor and beach volleyball for over 24yrs.  Having her Son Tyson after retiring from her 4th Olympics, she became a sought after Motivational speaker and has continued to prosper in that for the last 15yrs.  In that time, she then became a beach volleyball coach where she navigated international teams up the ranks.  Then, extending her coaching to other areas, which now include Health and Wellness advocate and expert.  All the while, she wrote a book on the business of being an athlete – further demonstrating her professionalism and entrepreneurial gene.            

Her life is so full and she engages at 100% in whatever she’s doing.  I marveled when she told me yrs ago that her dream for her life as a girl was to be a teacher and live a simple life.  Can’t wait to find out where the curveball came in on that!!

You ready to jump into this Kerri and really uncover what it takes to pivot, adjust, reinvent and consistently establish relevance in changing times…

The Goods on Kerri:

The Athlete, The Wife and Mum, The Speaker, The Corporate Coach, The Author, The Presenter, The Health and Wellness Expert.....
Kerri knows what it takes “to be the best.” In fact, her motto “How can I make it better?” enables her to draw on her mental toughness to overcome fear, doubt, pain and the ongoing pressure of great expectations, the most of which she places on herself.

Renowned for being one of the fiercest competitors in the world of Volleyball, becoming one of our most outstanding athletes was just the start of an illustrious career for Kerri that now spans many different dimensions. 

Today she is known for being a successful inspirational speaker and presenter, entrepreneur and published author, sharing the insights and benefits of her champion mindset through many different channels / across many different mediums. Kerri is also a wife and Mum, balancing her thriving professional life with a busy home life with her husband and son.

"The desire to succeed as a professional athlete and the drive and determination needed to be successful in business and personal relationships draw on similar reserves of courage and skills"

Contact Kerri:

         Facebook: @kerri.pottharst
         Website: www.kerripottharst.com
         LinkedIn: @kerripottharst

 Go to http://www.bit.ly/thenatandsarahshow to become part of this growing community of DREAMERS!

The Podcast's 7th Season
Welcome to In the Game, a podcast where we aim to touch, move and inspire you to what's possible in life. My name is Sarah Maxwell and I am a self-proclaimed relationship engineer. Ever since I was a little girl, I was curious about how people work and how they interact with one another. With a degree in biopsychology representing my country of Canada in beach volleyball. With a degree in biopsychology representing my country of Canada in beach volleyball, retiring from sport into mindset and purpose coaching, I now spend my days running Chatta-box Media, where we aim to story-tell for brands through the medium of podcasting, all while raising an eight-year-old daughter with my partner of 24 years. We are now in season seven of this podcast, featuring a special series on women called who Knew that Was Work aimed at young women who want to broaden their horizon when it comes to career choosing.

Go deeper into the pod and discover incredible stories of changemakers who manifest their dream lives. Gain tangible tools to apply to your own life by scrolling back to that initial season where we were more workbook focused. Have a laugh when we initially were coined the Nat and Sarah show, when my five-time Olympian partner, natalie Cook, and I bantered and had loads of fun interviewing and discovering our common passion individuals who rise to the occasion in life. Okay, now it's time to dive on in to this episode.

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Today, we continue the conversation with someone shifting the landscape of what it is to be a woman in business.  We loved her on the show last year and now she is back!  Transcending her “Marketing Mentoring” Agency Basic Bananas, based out of Sydney, Australia, Franziska Iseli is creating movements like “Moments of Humanity” and writing books like “The Courage Map” exalted by the world’s most well-known adventurer Sir Richard Branson! In a sneak peak into this guide to Courage, she writes “Courage is your best ally in helping you live your life fully. Courage supports you as you face meaningful challenges in life, make better decisions, and stay true to yourself when you’re tempted to give in.” She goes on to specify: “Everyone has plenty of ideas and dreams to live an exceptional life. What some of us lack is the courage to turn those ideas into reality and pursue our dreams with gusto.” This is why her book details how to EXPAND YOUR COURAGE BOUNDARIES!

You can see why we brought her back to the show – she clearly has a story to share and lessons to bestow on us all.

Franziska…as promised, here we are on Take 2 of having you light us up on the show…

The Goods on Franziska:

Franziska is a maverick entrepreneur, leading marketing strategist, mad adventurer, author and the co-founder BasicBananas.com, Oceanlovers.com, MomentsofHumanity.com, TheBusinessHood.com and SaltyLipsBand.com
In 2013 Franziska was awarded the NSW Young Entrepreneur of the Year Award recognising her innovation, creativity and philanthropic involvement.

A Swiss born Australian (or Swaussie) and a true visionary, no challenge seems to be too big for Franziska. She is known for her rebellious nature and doing things a bit differently. She has this rare combination of being both extremely strategic and creative, which makes her a powerful thought leader in the business world.

Franziska is the author of the bestselling book Perception and Bananas About Marketing and is regularly featured across the media including Forbes, Inc., Cosmopolitan, The Age, SmartCompany, Marie-Claire, BRW, 2UE, Channel 9.

The key to Franziska’s success is her down-to-earth attitude, her integrity and fearlessness to take the lead. A sharp-witted humour that can bring anyone to tears (of laughter), the ability to speak five languages and a desire to have everything done yesterday ensures her businesses stay innovative. 

Franziska is a big believer in social business and is always on the look out for social projects. Basic Bananas was the first business in Australia to be granted the right to adopt a whale. On one of her recent trips, Franziska also adopted a Mongolian horse and is also sponsoring a school for underprivileged children in South Africa.
One of her big passions lies in ocean conservation and through her business OceanLovers.com, she has built a global community of Oceanlovers organising beach clean-ups and running ocean awareness programs for children around the world.

In her spare time she loves surfing, riding her motorbike around the world, reading, writing and playing music, thinking, learning new things and spending time with loved ones.

Contact Franziska:

         Website: www.franziskaiseli.com

         Instagram: @franziskaiseli

         Book & Journal: www.franziskaiseli.com/thecouragemap

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The Podcast's 7th Season
Welcome to In the Game, a podcast where we aim to touch, move and inspire you to what's possible in life. My name is Sarah Maxwell and I am a self-proclaimed relationship engineer. Ever since I was a little girl, I was curious about how people work and how they interact with one another. With a degree in biopsychology representing my country of Canada in beach volleyball. With a degree in biopsychology representing my country of Canada in beach volleyball, retiring from sport into mindset and purpose coaching, I now spend my days running Chatta-box Media, where we aim to story-tell for brands through the medium of podcasting, all while raising an eight-year-old daughter with my partner of 24 years. We are now in season seven of this podcast, featuring a special series on women called who Knew that Was Work aimed at young women who want to broaden their horizon when it comes to career choosing.

Go deeper into the pod and discover incredible stories of changemakers who manifest their dream lives. Gain tangible tools to apply to your own life by scrolling back to that initial season where we were more workbook focused. Have a laugh when we initially were coined the Nat and Sarah show, when my five-time Olympian partner, natalie Cook, and I bantered and had loads of fun interviewing and discovering our common passion individuals who rise to the occasion in life. Okay, now it's time to dive on in to this episode.

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Today, we continue the conversation with founder & CEO of iStaySafe and the TicTocTrack solution for kids.  She is a woman on a mission to help parents feel more secure about their kids and promote safety for the most vulnerable in our communities.

Karen Cantwell was like many new mothers preparing for their transition back into the workforce, while anxiously wondering how her first child would brave their first “big school” experience.  This woman however, decided to follow the thread of her safety concerns and not stop until she developed the smallest wearable technology for kids in the world!

It apparently did not matter whatsoever that she had zero knowledge about technology!

Going on to develop her own bespoke software and app to link to the watches, people across the country can now locate their loved ones from their smartphones.  Most recently, with the acquisition of another company, they have extended into personal safety solutions for aged care and most notably domestic violence.

I am looking forward to diving into the life of this female entrepreneur who never lets her ideas sit on the table – not without turning them over, prodding, poking and discovering until she comes up with solutions that transform the community around her.

The Goods on Karen:

As a mum of two young boys, keeping them safe was a constant challenge and something that was always on Karen’s mind. While she wished she could be with them 24/7 she realised that as they grew and developed into young men they needed to make their own choices around safety. So, in 2012 Karen set out to find tools to help educate her boys and keep them safe by allowing them to stay connected with her in times of need. 

This quest led her to set up iStaySafe Pty Ltd and develop the TicTocTrack® solution. TicTocTrack® went on to become the worlds’ smallest safety watch for kids and was one of two watches globally that entered the market in 2014. Karen then went on to develop her own bespoke software platform and App’s to link the watches to, allowing parents across the country to locate their loved ones from their smart phone or computer.  

Fast forward a number of years and following the recent acquisition of Find-Me Technologies, Karen’s company offers personal safety solutions not only to the child safety market but, lone worker, aged care and domestic violence as well. With significant investments from ACAC Innovation and the Qld Government, iStaySafe has been able to build on its start-up roots and initial $150,000 investment from family and friends, into a formidable player in the mobile personal safety market. 

Prior to iStaySafe Karen held various positions in Sales and Marketing and following 4 years as General Manager of a multi-million dollar Advertising Agency, started her own agency Atlantis Consulting in 2005. She constantly seeks ways to innovate in any business she is engaged with which serves her well in her entrepreneurial journey.  Karen hold’s a Masters in Business Administration from QUT with minors in International Business and Marketing.

Contact Karen:

         Website: istaysafecorp.com.au

         TicTocTrack on FB: @tictoctrack

         LinkedIn: @00karencantwell

Go to http://www.bit.ly/thenatandsarahshow to become part of this growing community of DREAMERS!

The Podcast's 7th Season
Welcome to In the Game, a podcast where we aim to touch, move and inspire you to what's possible in life. My name is Sarah Maxwell and I am a self-proclaimed relationship engineer. Ever since I was a little girl, I was curious about how people work and how they interact with one another. With a degree in biopsychology representing my country of Canada in beach volleyball. With a degree in biopsychology representing my country of Canada in beach volleyball, retiring from sport into mindset and purpose coaching, I now spend my days running Chatta-box Media, where we aim to story-tell for brands through the medium of podcasting, all while raising an eight-year-old daughter with my partner of 24 years. We are now in season seven of this podcast, featuring a special series on women called who Knew that Was Work aimed at young women who want to broaden their horizon when it comes to career choosing.

Go deeper into the pod and discover incredible stories of changemakers who manifest their dream lives. Gain tangible tools to apply to your own life by scrolling back to that initial season where we were more workbook focused. Have a laugh when we initially were coined the Nat and Sarah show, when my five-time Olympian partner, natalie Cook, and I bantered and had loads of fun interviewing and discovering our common passion individuals who rise to the occasion in life. Okay, now it's time to dive on in to this episode.

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Today, we continue the conversation with child psychiatrist specializing and dedicated to helping parents support their kids in a way that is informed by the latest developments in neuroscience.  Ashley Miller, MD has been heavily focused on Family Therapy over the past 15 years and is a frequent keynote speaker and co-author to their new book “What to Say When Nothing Seems to Work”, her down to earth and practical approach is paralleled with scientific backing. Living in Vancouver, BC since 2001, she hones her approach from her now 11 and 15yr old.

I can’t go any further in describing this incredible women without sharing that Ashley Miller, MD is actually my longest standing friend.  Growing up on the West Island of Montreal, in Canada, we went to primary school together, then high school and then even College together.  We even started volleyball together and have kept in contact throughout all these years.  We had a secret kid-pact that we would start a law firm named M&M and somehow, here we are, the interviewer and the interviewee getting to uplift one another in our gifts to help more people lead fulfilling lives!

The Goods on Dr Ashley:

Ashley Miller, MD is a child and adolescent psychiatrist, family therapist and award-winning educator. She is a clinical assistant professor of psychiatry at the University of British Columbia where she serves as co-director of family therapy training. She loves working with children, teens and families daily, helping them to reconnect to their own strengths and to each other. Dr. Miller is a respected writer, speaker and media expert featured regularly at professional conferences, on air, and in publications such as Today’s Parent. She wrote What to Say to Kids When Nothing Seems to Work to bring together some of the most helpful and practical science-based strategies she has encountered over her 15 years as both a parent and a child psychiatrist. She lives in Vancouver, BC with her husband and two children.

Contact :

         Facebook: @drashleypmiller

         Twitter: @ashleypmiller

         Website: www.what2say2kids.org

Go to http://www.bit.ly/thenatndsarahshow to become part of this growing community of DREAMERS!

The Podcast's 7th Season
Welcome to In the Game, a podcast where we aim to touch, move and inspire you to what's possible in life. My name is Sarah Maxwell and I am a self-proclaimed relationship engineer. Ever since I was a little girl, I was curious about how people work and how they interact with one another. With a degree in biopsychology representing my country of Canada in beach volleyball. With a degree in biopsychology representing my country of Canada in beach volleyball, retiring from sport into mindset and purpose coaching, I now spend my days running Chatta-box Media, where we aim to story-tell for brands through the medium of podcasting, all while raising an eight-year-old daughter with my partner of 24 years. We are now in season seven of this podcast, featuring a special series on women called who Knew that Was Work aimed at young women who want to broaden their horizon when it comes to career choosing.

Go deeper into the pod and discover incredible stories of changemakers who manifest their dream lives. Gain tangible tools to apply to your own life by scrolling back to that initial season where we were more workbook focused. Have a laugh when we initially were coined the Nat and Sarah show, when my five-time Olympian partner, natalie Cook, and I bantered and had loads of fun interviewing and discovering our common passion individuals who rise to the occasion in life. Okay, now it's time to dive on in to this episode.

Ge...

The Podcast's 7th Season
Welcome to In the Game, a podcast where we aim to touch, move and inspire you to what's possible in life. My name is Sarah Maxwell and I am a self-proclaimed relationship engineer. Ever since I was a little girl, I was curious about how people work and how they interact with one another. With a degree in biopsychology representing my country of Canada in beach volleyball. With a degree in biopsychology representing my country of Canada in beach volleyball, retiring from sport into mindset and purpose coaching, I now spend my days running Chatta-box Media, where we aim to story-tell for brands through the medium of podcasting, all while raising an eight-year-old daughter with my partner of 24 years. We are now in season seven of this podcast, featuring a special series on women called who Knew that Was Work aimed at young women who want to broaden their horizon when it comes to career choosing.

Go deeper into the pod and discover incredible stories of changemakers who manifest their dream lives. Gain tangible tools to apply to your own life by scrolling back to that initial season where we were more workbook focused. Have a laugh when we initially were coined the Nat and Sarah show, when my five-time Olympian partner, natalie Cook, and I bantered and had loads of fun interviewing and discovering our common passion individuals who rise to the occasion in life. Okay, now it's time to dive on in to this episode.

Ge...

The Goods on Dr V:

Dr. Vanessa Lapointe is a mom, registered psychologist, parenting educator, best-selling author, international speaker, and a regularly invited media guest. Founder and director of The Wishing Star Lapointe Developmental Clinic, she has been supporting families and children for almost 20 years, and has previous experience in community mental health and the school system. 

While navigating the journey of parenting her own two children, including the restructuring of her family through divorce, Dr. Vanessa has been challenged to grow herself up. Rather than hiding behind the glossy façade, she acknowledges how much she is in the muck of it just like everyone else. From this awakened place she journeys along on a path that lands for herself and her family, all of which has profoundly changed her life and is a significant influence on her speaking and practice.

Contact Dr V :

       Australia Tour Dates: dr-vanessa-lapointe-australian-tour/

       Facebook: @drvanessalapointe

       Website: www.drvanessalapointe.com

       YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BP88oAk91lA

Go to http://www.bit.ly/thenatandsarahshow to become part of this growing community of DREAMERS!

The Podcast's 7th Season
Welcome to In the Game, a podcast where we aim to touch, move and inspire you to what's possible in life. My name is Sarah Maxwell and I am a self-proclaimed relationship engineer. Ever since I was a little girl, I was curious about how people work and how they interact with one another. With a degree in biopsychology representing my country of Canada in beach volleyball. With a degree in biopsychology representing my country of Canada in beach volleyball, retiring from sport into mindset and purpose coaching, I now spend my days running Chatta-box Media, where we aim to story-tell for brands through the medium of podcasting, all while raising an eight-year-old daughter with my partner of 24 years. We are now in season seven of this podcast, featuring a special series on women called who Knew that Was Work aimed at young women who want to broaden their horizon when it comes to career choosing.

Go deeper into the pod and discover incredible stories of changemakers who manifest their dream lives. Gain tangible tools to apply to your own life by scrolling back to that initial season where we were more workbook focused. Have a laugh when we initially were coined the Nat and Sarah show, when my five-time Olympian partner, natalie Cook, and I bantered and had loads of fun interviewing and discovering our common passion individuals who rise to the occasion in life. Okay, now it's time to dive on in to this episode.

Ge...