We chat about the reality of what it takes to run a café- the long hours, the difficulty in finding "good people" as well as being on exchange in Copenhagen during Covid and being frugal (haha).

We chat about Khoi's early childhood experiences and how he built up his confidence as well as his career change from sales to the coaching space. 

We chat to Bryan about his passion for game design and how he manages his double life as a KPMG tech risk consultant and QUT tutor!

We chat about Emma's love for human connection and her past 14 years in the international education sector. We also explore her various mottos including "student for life", "live, love, and laugh" and much more!

We chat about how Ben ended up at KPMG IT Helpdesk straight out of uni, the joys of gaming, and living a simple, happy and fulfilled life. 

Shout out to Marion for her honesty (perhaps a bit too honest for the internet) throughout the interview! We explore growing up in the jungle, breaking bones & near death experiences but being still alive (hence, the unlucky lucky) as well as her first job straight out of university teaching kids in an Aboriginal community.

We chat about Kenny growing up as a sickly child which prompted his parents to send him to learn martial arts. We learn about his first official job as a pastry chef to then a becoming a table game dealer to his later transition as finance broker in the automotive industry.

We chat about Andrew's childhood dreams to play cricket for Australia to deciding to study Economics and the 33 year journey to becoming KPMG's CEO.

We dig into Chris Wong's classic phrase of "Don't Do Things for No Reason," his bravery to pursue his dream to be a musician, and the surprising common ground between martial arts and music.