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This week week we're gonna talk about a tool that we can use to give ourselves some clarity in those heated moments. Shout out to Dave Crispin for the tip!
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This week we talk to former Carlton FC player & founder of Outside the Locker room, Jake Edwards, as he Open Up about the struggles he faced after achieving his dream of making the AFL. Jake also Opens Up about how losing that dream lead to depression, substance abuse and an attempt at his life.
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In this episode we talk about how to react to Israel Folaus comments to ensure we can move forward as a collective, rather than attacking each other just because we don't hold the same beliefs.
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This week we meet Lifeline ambassador & host of the radio show "Road to Recovery" on 89.7FM, as she Opens Up about the sexual abuse she suffered as a child, how she opened up about it, and how she was treated by the people she loved.
Kat also Opens Up about being homeless, depression & the 3 attempts she made to take her own life.
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This week I talk about a mistake I've made in my past, how I've recently owned it and how we can implement apologising this way, to not only show empathy, but also to learn and grow.
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This week we meet Connie Boglis- Counsellor & Author, as she Opens Up about the struggle her partner Jessefaced, as a veteran who returned with PTSD.
Connie also Opens Up about Jesses passing, how she's helping change procedures for veteran care, and how her new childrens book "Once Upon a Feeling", helped her heal from it all.
Find connies book here: 👇😍
https://www.connieboglis.com/shop
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This week we talk about how when we're consciously living out of alignment, it means we're being someone, or something other than ourselves!
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This week we talk about racism, and specifically, the racism regarding the mosque attack in Christchurch.
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From the publisher's feed
I'm back at it after 5+ years.
I've been through the fire. Forged by it 🔥
From finding out I wasn't actually my girl's dad 💔 to heart problems, strokes, losing my…
I thought success meant achieving more, earning more and providing more.
Nearly losing everything changed that.
Now, I believe the most important person I'll ever learn to lead is myself.
To understand and fully accept myself. Look after my health. Be present with the people I love. And make the most of the time I have with them... because it's time I'll never get back.
Lead Yourself First is about the conversations that help us do that.
I'll sit down with people who've been through their own fire, understand what shaped them, what changed them, and who they've become because of it.
No pretending. No having it all figured out. Just honest conversations about what it means to Lead Yourself First.