In Gus's own words:  

"Gus Byrne is my name. I'm a dad to two beautiful teenage girls and I'm also a retail manager.   

In 2016 I lost my dad and my way and not really knowing who I was, also not really knowing what personal development was.   

At Nicola’s first event I found out who I was not and from there I began to find out who I am. Call it timing, divine timing, the law of attraction, there were sooo many different places I should have been on the day of Nicola’s first event but I was drawn to it like so many others and soo glad I was too."

Amanda Delaney is a business mentor who specialises in areas of confidence building, social media marketing and sales.

Amanda has helped hundreds of business owners to develop and achieve their business goals through her Passion to Profit Business Academy and We Can and We Will business networking group and events since 2016.

Amanda loves challenging herself has set and achieved many big goals in both in her personal and business life including building her successful online business, becoming a Triathlete in 2019 and a Tedx speaker in 2020. 

www.amandadelaney.ie

In Carmel's own words:

Chris Cook is a former Double Olympian and Double Commonwealth Champion.

Part 1 of an interview by the amazing Liz Valloor of Dublin City 103.2 FM. She asked me the most layered in-depth questions about all things "empowerment" from adults to children. Liz did her research and brought me all the way back to where my journey began. I was 7 and I started writing. 

Liz brought me on a journey from there to how we are conditioned and end up sleep walking, Have a listen and enjoy...

I had a conversation with a beautiful woman who is so afraid of making mistakes with her children that sometimes she chooses not to discipline them for fear of making a mistake.

Emotional pain is our biggest teacher. Anxiousness is an alarm clock to let you know that something isn't sitting well with you and you need to give it the attention it deserves to process it properly.

It is our responsibility to teach our children the difference between physical pain and emotional pain.

There are not enough spaces for men in society to show up and be vulnerable.

I had a very interesting conversation with a young guy, who had fallen out with his father many years ago. He was struggling to find forgiveness for what his father had done to his mother.