I've been expanding my creative writing skills and attempting to write short stories! Here is the first one I've completed last year and hope to combine 10-12 short stories into one book.

With this story, you step into a moment when a mother passes by her son's bedroom and she is drawn to interact with the chair that he used to occupy most of his time when playing video games with his friends. It's compelling when something that seems so insignificant and lifeless, can hold so much sentimental value when the one's we loved use to interact or cherish it the most.

Ex-convict, Scott Keighran, joins us on this episode after being in prison for an accumulation of 7 years.

During his second sentence, he wrote poems and decided to write a book with small explanations behind the reasoning of each poem.

He gives us some extra insights of why he pushed through to getting the book published and the positive impact he wishes to make. No longer being held back from his past transgressions, Scott wishes to use his life to encourage others to make better choices before it escalates to becoming fatal.

TRIGGER WARNING: We touch on topics that include violence, criminal offences, and suicide. Please be mindful while watching/listening.

You can find his book at: www.prisonpoetry.com.au and you can find his instagram through his handle: @scott_tk_keighran

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In this episode, I've brought on a friend of mine, Michael, who reached out to me wanting to find ways to get his story and message out about self-development/self-actualisation. He touches on a few points in this episode that you may need to come back and touch on after watching it once through. Take your time watching it as well, it may be a lot to take in, in one sitting. Enjoy!

"You know, if they did something like this, it would be way better." "There needs to be more events like this." "People need to put more effort in." We've all heard people say things like this before and we sometimes think "Well, if you see something that needs to be done, put up your hand and say that you volunteer to organise doing it." Are you a 'watcher' or a 'doer'? I encourage you to become a doer. Don't just stand there and complain about everything that could be better, or done right, and not do anything about it. Do you want things to be better? Then start doing them yourself and you'll see everyone will follow suit! King Up!

"What did you think you did right for all your children to still be in church?" This question was asked towards my mum one day and she was telling me her response to this question. I decided I wanted to answer this question from my perspective. There are many reasons of why we're all still in church, but I thought these 3 were the main ones.

In May 2022, I preached at my church the topic of Joy. This is the audio from that sermon. Enjoy!

Sometimes we blame God for bringing temptations into our lives, and other times we blame the devil for our temptations. But is really them? Or is it us? Do we bring on our own temptations because of our own desires?

As with everything, there is a negative stigma around self help/love/care/development, and usually one that stems from pride. In this episode, I elaborate a little on how I got started on my path/journey of self development.

From first impressions, some people believe me to be cocky, arrogant and full of myself. But after they get to know me, they realise I'm not like that at all. They realise that I'm confident, but they mistakenly believe it's in myself. This episode hopefully explains where my confidence is found and why.