From selling drugs to being the founder of growth habit. Rob Gilbert is the right person to teach you about accepting your crazy inner self and falling in love with the person in the mirror

Rob is the author of "Die Before You Do", in his own words - If he has written the book and no one read it, it is still worth it - meaning the validation comes from within and our words make a difference for our own first.

Rob is the Founder, Mentor, and Coach Growth Habit  where he Coaches purpose-driven coaches

🚀 Helped 200+ coaches + entrepreneurs

💥Featured in Forbes + Entrepreneur

🎧 Ex-DJ/Producer

 Alcohol Free for 9+ Years | 

💎 Serial entrepreneur of profitable businesses

💻 Ex-People & Culture leader in Tech

🎧 Retired DJ/producer

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Proud papa x 2

You can reach him at https://www.linkedin.com/in/robbgilbear/

And you can take the workshop here

https://www.growthhabit.org/content-that-creates-clients

Pink is the colour deserved by Royal Men . Sari is formal office wear and coronations are drag shows . Join me as we delve into the fascinating world of clothing, questioning societal expectations and celebrating the diversity that fashion brings. From the timeless elegance of the sari, now considered formal office wear, to the unexpected parallels between coronations and drag shows, we explore the facts and stories behind the seams.

Can you create inclusion just by playing cricket or changing a few words in policies? or how about showing up dressed appropriately for an event? Our guest in this episode Martin Buckle did exactly that and he broke barriers through this allyship.

In this episode, we discuss how the Tamil community perceives queer identity and queer relationships. perceived. The views expressed in this podcast are entirely personal and is not intended to hurt anyone's belief or feelings.

I speak a lot about being yourself and I speak a lot about being outrageously choosing yourself,

But what is the price do you pay for choosing yourself? And is it worth it?

Like for me and people like me, when I put myself out there in the work that I do, like being at writing on LinkedIn or giving a speech or doing this podcast, I am 100% me.

I'm talking personal things about my life. And it's all out there in public to comment, both positively and negatively. While one can handle positive comments, it's very, very difficult to handle a negative comment.

Do I have to put myself through that, why would I have to be the torch bearer? That's exactly what we are going to explore today. ** Trigger warning - Selfharm**

In the world where everybody takes, Tim West gives

This very podcast channel is a consequence of a few chats with Tim, who helped me learn and lean more into my superpowers of being myself

In this podcast, Tim talks about owning our mistakes, being vulnerable and embracing our imperfections.

He also provides tips and tricks about parenting, family dynamics and making content that creates a sense of belonging rather than division.

Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/timswest/

Email:[email protected]

*Tigger warning - This podcast talks about self-harm and abuse.

How do you say NO without offending someone? How do you ask for help without feeling conscious about it? More importantly, do you feel like 3 racoons in a suit at times?

Hello everybody, this is Outrageously Me, a podcast for outcasts and an ode to self. This is all of me, your host Sri and today I have a special treat for you.

Claire Padulka is chief of staff at TXI, a product innovation consultancy. Personally, she's a mom, wife, daughter. friend writer cook and the list goes on and a proud Chicagoan.

She is good at saying no and is learning to say Please help. And other than this, I have to say, I really love talking to Claire. She's one of the people who helped me out when I became a father. She taught me some of the tips that I can use with my husband, as well as my child.

Email: [email protected]

Linkedin : https://www.linkedin.com/in/cpodulka/

Let's get started with some random questions..

Do we get a manual when we are born like that of say a washing machine? and if so would you read it?

Welcome to "Outrageously Me," the podcast that's all about self-love, empowerment, and embracing the unique and beautiful person that you are. In this episode, we'll explore a 12-point guide to loving yourself and finding your inner strength. From self-compassion and understanding to setting healthy boundaries, celebrating your achievements, and practicing gratitude, we'll delve into actionable steps that can transform your relationship with yourself. Join us on this journey of self-discovery and growth as we navigate the path to self-love, one empowering point at a time. Get ready to be inspired, motivated, and equipped with the tools to live your most authentic and outrageously you. So,

let's dive in and explore the incredible journey of self-love together. if you have any feedback please contact me at [email protected]

Hello, Outragers! Welcome back to another exciting episode of "OUTrageously Me," the podcast that celebrates the unique and the authentic.

I'm your host, Sri, and before we dive into today's intriguing topic, a quick disclaimer: My husband may not fully endorse the content of this episode, so consider it an extra spicy one!

Today, we're delving into the profound question: How does our role as parents or our experiences with parenthood shape our identity? Is parenthood truly the ultimate purpose that it's often portrayed to be?

Join me as we embark on a journey filled with unexpected twists and turns, including a taped python (yes, you heard that right!), a less-than-perfect pappa, and a treasure trove of "aha" moments.

If you have any questions or insights to share, don't hesitate to reach out to me at [email protected].

When you read the title “ Go F yourself “ What did come to your mind? Can you remember the last time you had to use it?  I vividly remember mine,  So grab a drink, find yourself a cozy corner - We got to speak about this !!

I made myself a promise not to swear in the podcast, but I broke it in the second episode!! 

But I have a feeling that when you listen to this episode you will be repeating the title multiple times in the day :)

Btw Thank you for the immense support on the first episode - I am glad it struck a chord with many of you

And just like the first episode I have made several confessions in this one, but I think the biggest confession that I have to make myself is still to come.

Many of us struggle with self-criticism and negative self-talk. how have you learned to quite that inner critic and cultivate a kinder, more compassionate relationship with yourself?

We often find it easier to shower love upon others, forgetting that we deserve the same love from ourselves. Let's explore the roots of this self-relationship and how we can nourish it.