Erik Panzer joins the poddy this week with a different journey, far from the rest. The episode is slightly different from the others as we follow Erik’s football journey all around the world. He has used football as a vehicle, jumping from club to club, country to country. Picking up bits and pieces from every place.

He also studied psychology in university and as of late, been working and studying in that field again.

His turning points throughout his football journey are as follows:

This was a fantastic yarn, an incredible journey

Carlos Price joins the poddy this week to share his journey to date. From elite sport to running your own business, we cover a lot! He's played NZ secondary schools and provincial level footy, headed to Aussie for a stint before coming home, pealing it back and playing for the joy of it. Carlos started his business venture as a hobby later turning into One Three Eight, a quality clothing brand.

His turning points covered are:

This was thought provoking chat, a good laugh and same great lessons to be noted down. He's a very knowledgable individual and also has some wicked chats on his own podcast, Hustlers Podcast.

Cheers for listening, enjoy!

This week we have Cameron Leigh joining us sharing his journey to date which includes a pretty unique experience for any young kiwi. With his best mate Angus, the two of them started The Flatpack Co. Cam lays out where the idea stemmed from, how it evolved and what it is today. Plucked from their website, they're "providing flat pack furniture for Kiwis nationwide across Aotearoa, and have set up an HQ in sunny Mt Maunganui with plenty of big plans in the pipeline". It hasn't always been all sunshine and rainbows though!

Along with the business venture, we touch on the other turning points:

Cheers Cam for being a genuine good bloke, pealing a few layers back and sharing your lessons learnt thus far. Go check out their website, student instagram and the flatpack instagram

Enjoy!

Running it back this week with co-host Seamus Marten, the other half of NZ's best podcast, Between Two Beers. Another amazing opportunity to explore the life of an idol and this ep did not miss! Seamus's key turning points are:

We dig around grief and the importance of just sending that message. Seamus expands on the crazy aftermath of delivering a U20 world cup in PNG for FIFA and before sealing the podcast off around his own, he shares his journey with alcohol and why he no longer drinks.

Go check out their webpage, instagram and their podcast, you won't be disappointed. Enjoy the ep.

A huge episode this week with co-host Steven Holloway off NZ's best podcast, Between Two Beers. It partially felt like a dream come true to be able to interview Steven as he's one of my idols. But it doesn't take long to realise that he is just another genuine kiwi bloke with a relatable journey to share.

This isn't a podcast about a podcast, so sticking to the script we flow through Steven's turning points:

It was a privilege to steel some of this mans time, peal back a few layers and find out more about one of my favourite interviewers! Definietly go check out their web page, instagram and their podcast because its quality! Enjoy the ep.

This week Anja Hamelmann joins the podcast. Anja came to NZ at a young age where she adjusted to the kiwi culture like a sponge. We discuss the difference in ideology that slowly caused a rift between her and her family.

And a massive thank you to Anja for laying it all out on the table, it was a pleasure.

An absolute legend joins me this week, Bronson Tuporo! Such a genuine, humble man who enjoys showcasing and promoting those around him. We kick start the yarn by talking about his hearing aids which I didn't even know he had until days prior. With the uncertain times of covid and a redundancy option, Bronson's hustle mindset kicked into gear. Getting back behind the camera and buying into a franchise was the leap he made and eventually starting up his side hustle, Sweet Drops. Sweet Drops put simply is a content creation outlet, but as Bronson explains, it's a sweet platform to gas up others. Check out their appeal as well here!

Enjoy the ep.

Jane joins the podcast this week with an assuring mindset like none other. She knows when to put in the work and isn't afraid of giving things a go. With the urge to be better than just another number, Jane has pushed and succeed in a variety of things.

We flow through her key turning points which revolve around career aspirations in consultancy, over a decade of CrossFit and nutrition coaching. We also touch on having a business mentor, backing yourself and pregnancy to round it off.

Thanks Jane for sharing your inspiring journey, enjoy the ep.

This weeks guest knows a thing or two about time management and can do it all. Christie Burborough shares the reasons and meaning behind what she'd like to call, a movement, sweat for the head. A fundraising initiative to raise money for Lifeline Aotearoa & raises awareness about mental health through fitness and fundraising events.

Christie's turning points consist of tripping through third world countries, meeting her lovely partner and starting a full time job in hospitality while studying a double major.

This then leads into the death of a close friend due to mental health, grief and eventually the birth of sweat for the head.

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