Stand Tall Podcast

In this episode Anna and Nath address the elephant in the room, the heart break of break ups and feelings of rejection!

Ever been ghosted ? Did it make you wonder, what on earth happened? One minute you are messaging and getting along great, the next thing you don't hear back.... EVER AGAIN!!

In this conversation, Anna and Nathan discuss the complexities of relationships. They share personal stories, emphasising how normal it is to experience these feelings and the importance of communication. The discussion also touches on the impact of ghosting and the necessity of self-respect in dating. 

Takeaways

It's incredibly normal to feel hard emotions during breakups.
Everyone has different experiences with relationships and rejection.
Communication is key in all aspects of life, especially in relationships.
Ghosting can leave people confused and hurt.
Self-respect is crucial when rejecting someone.
Rejection can be a form of self-development and learning.
It's okay to feel sad after a breakup; allow yourself that time.
Every failed relationship brings you closer to the right one.
Listening to podcasts can help during tough emotional times.
You are not alone in your experiences with love and loss.

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In this episode Anna and Nath address the elephant in the room, those big feelings and those crushes you can't ignore! 

Ever experienced a feeling where you like someone so much you feel your heart beats out of your chest?  And you realise that actually you might have a crush on someone? It is completely normal and ok. Every single human goes through these feelings and they can feel big and overwhelming at times but they ARE REAL! So let's discuss what it feels like and see how other people dealt with those emotions. This first part of a 3 part series we talk about the  feelings the crushes, the rejections and love. Stay tuned for Part 2 and 3. 

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In this episode we hear from Jack Berne at the Stand Tall Sydney event 2024. 

15-year-old Jack Berne was only 10 years old when he started an initiative called 'Fiver For a Farmer' to support drought affected farmers. Jack has changed the lives of thousands having since raised over $2 million. He is an inspiration to young people, proving that you are never too young to make a difference. He has shown young Australians that great things can happen when we come together to support one another. Jack and his family continue to start fresh initiatives including school dress up days, presentations and advice on additional ways to support farmers including water conservation.

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In this episode we hear from Grace Rowe speaking at the Stand Tall 2024 event.

Grace grew up racing motocross and enduro as one of the only junior females fully sponsored in Australia.

In recent years she has trained in freestyle motocross where she became one of just a few girls in the country to clear a 75ft gap. In March 2023 she had an accident in training that left her with a broken pelvis in 5 places. She was airlifted to hospital where she had 2 surgeries and suffered an extremely painful recovery period for 31 days. After intensive physio and hydrotherapy, she is recovering and living life with a new found appreciation. She shares her remarkable story of overcoming adversity.

Takeaways

• Adversity can unlock potential for growth and resilience.
• Building character prepares us to face challenges.
• Tough times will eventually pass.
• Gratitude can transform our perspective.
• Letting go of self-blame is essential for healing and moving forward.

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In this episode we hear from Derek Rabelo at the Stand Tall 2024 event in Sydney.

Derek is a blind, big-wave surfer and author who was the first blind person to ride life-threatening monster waves at Pipeline in Hawaii. Derek has overcome significant adversity in life, defying the odds and re-defining what it means to believe in yourself and to never stop chasing your dreams. Derek recently surfed some of the biggest and most dangerous waves in the world in Nazare, Portugal.

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PART 2 - What do I do after high school?

A question many people struggle with. All the changes and all the choices.

In this episode, Nathan and Anna interview Tamara Swissa, a high school student from Sydney, about the pressures and challenges she faces. The increased workload in year 11, the importance of finding the right group of friends, and the social pressures of social media.

Tamara shares her experiences and strategies for managing these pressures and staying motivated. Anna and Nath also offer advice on balancing schoolwork and social life, and remind listeners that there are many paths to success.

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PART 1 - What do I do after high school?

A question many people struggle with. All the changes and all the choices.

In this episode, Nathan and Anna interview Tamara Swissa, a high school student from Sydney, about the pressures and challenges she faces. The increased workload in year 11, the importance of finding the right group of friends, and the social pressures of social media.

Tamara shares her experiences and strategies for managing these pressures and staying motivated. Anna and Nath also offer advice on balancing schoolwork and social life, and remind listeners that there are many paths to success.

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Darcy shares his story of struggling with bullying, loneliness, and low self-esteem from a young age. He turned to drugs, crime, and a toxic lifestyle to find acceptance and escape his pain.

After hitting rock bottom and attempting suicide, he sought a fresh start in New Zealand but eventually returned to his old habits. Darcy found validation and a sense of belonging in the drug scene, becoming a supplier and gaining attention. He reflects on the destructive nature of societal norms and the importance of avoiding toxic influences. Darcy shares his journey from drug addiction to sobriety and becoming a successful personal trainer.

Darcy emphasizes the importance of routine, structure, and working on oneself mentally and physically. He highlights the significance of finding purpose and helping others as a way to maintain sobriety and create a fulfilling life. Darcy offers advice to young people struggling with addiction, urging them to work on themselves now to avoid a harder future.

TRIGGER WARNING - In PART 2, Darcy shares his lowest point where he contemplated suicide. If you are suffering, do not be alone. You can find help at LIFELINE AUSTRALIA :  13 11 14

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TRIGGER WARNING - In this episode, Darcy shares his lowest point where he contemplated suicide. If you are suffering, do not be alone. You can find help at LIFELINE AUSTRALIA :  13 11 14

Darcy shares his story of struggling with bullying, loneliness, and low self-esteem from a young age. He turned to drugs, crime, and a toxic lifestyle to find acceptance and escape his pain.

After hitting rock bottom and attempting suicide, he sought a fresh start in New Zealand but eventually returned to his old habits. Darcy found validation and a sense of belonging in the drug scene, becoming a supplier and gaining attention. He reflects on the destructive nature of societal norms and the importance of avoiding toxic influences. Darcy shares his journey from drug addiction to sobriety and becoming a successful personal trainer.

Darcy emphasizes the importance of routine, structure, and working on oneself mentally and physically. He highlights the significance of finding purpose and helping others as a way to maintain sobriety and create a fulfilling life. Darcy offers advice to young people struggling with addiction, urging them to work on themselves now to avoid a harder future.

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Darcy shares his story of struggling with bullying, loneliness, and low self-esteem from a young age. He turned to drugs, crime, and a toxic lifestyle to find acceptance and escape his pain.

After hitting rock bottom and attempting suicide, he sought a fresh start in New Zealand but eventually returned to his old habits. Darcy found validation and a sense of belonging in the drug scene, becoming a supplier and gaining attention. He reflects on the destructive nature of societal norms and the importance of avoiding toxic influences. Darcy shares his journey from drug addiction to sobriety and becoming a successful personal trainer.

Darcy emphasizes the importance of routine, structure, and working on oneself mentally and physically. He highlights the significance of finding purpose and helping others as a way to maintain sobriety and create a fulfilling life. Darcy offers advice to young people struggling with addiction, urging them to work on themselves now to avoid a harder future.

TRIGGER WARNING - In PART 2, Darcy shares his lowest point where he contemplated suicide. If you are suffering, do not be alone. You can find help at LIFELINE AUSTRALIA :  13 11 14

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