We explore Ossie Martinz's greatness, his thoughts on leadership, his experience with transitioning from Local Government into education as the Associate Professor at the Department of Civil Engineering at Monash University. Ossie provides SFG's very first live performance with his two beautifully written songs: ‘Thoughts of only you’ and  ‘Hoping your soul is free’.

Dr G and Buddhima share their reflections on the very special conversation with Chithrani in the Mother's Day episode.

In this very special episode, we explore an amazing, selfless and strong human being - Chithrani Palipana. This episode is about unconditional love, resilience, adversity, never giving up and dreaming big. This episode is a tribute to each and every amazing mother out there. We hope you like it! If you would like to support a beautiful cause and give to our community, Chithrani works closely with the following charities:

https://www.thecarersfoundation.org/

https://www.journey2learn.org.au/

https://www.babygiveback.org/

http://www.mylittlescholars.com.au/

https://www.wellways.org/

http://carersqld.com.au/

http://yourcaringway.com.au/

Dr G and Buddhima share their reflections on their thought provoking episode with Lucy Richards. Dr G reflects on what "being present" means to him and how he finds every moment occurring for the first time awe inspiring.

Lucy Richards is a thoughtful and intriguing human being. She was the inaugural CEO of Smiling Mind, a finalist for Victorian Young Australian of the Year in 2016, Head of Brand and Strategy at The Resilience Project, an Executive Leadership and Business Coach, co-created a The Divine Postal Service with her followers and started a social enterprise - The School for Social Change to drive the next generation of change makers. Join Dr G and Buddhima as they share their thoughts with Lucy on mental health advocacy, the meaning of life and embracing nothingness.

Dr G and Buddhima share their insights after their conversation with Dr Marli Watt as well as their take on the meaning of life.

Dr Marli shares with us some of her wisdom in Neurolinguistic Programming (NLP) from her experience as an NLP Trainer at the Life Coaching Academy and Executive Leadership Coach. She has made a remarkable impact on Dr G's and Buddhima's lives and has helped realise our greatness, maximise our potential to create massive impact!

In this episode, we share what we learned from our chat with Bathiya Jayakody, what we've applied in our lives and how it's going for us. Dr G shares his interpretation of the entrepreneurial mindset and how that relates to the Japanese concept of Ikigai. Buddhima also provides some insight into coaching yourself out of feeling disempowered.

Bathiya Jayakody makes a strong case for why we should all strive to be entrepreneurs and how we could take the word "job" out of our vocabulary. He also shares his great achievements in the Sri Lankan music industry and provides some incredible coaching to help our podcast grow. 

In Part 3 we discuss whether it's society that disables us and Gihan's explanation of "disability" vs "different ability". And how Dr Dinesh's recollection of one of his favourite books - the Checklist Manifesto helped Buddhima relate to the redesign of the train system in Japan.