In this episode Brett and I chatted about the time he almost entered the Catholic priesthood, his love of television, and how after occasions of reinvention, he’s been able to retain his authenticity.

In July 1995, Tina was forced to retire from the police service following an injury sustained in the line of duty. In this week’s episode we chat about her passion for law and compliance, how she became an Amazon #1 best selling author, and why overnight success takes years.

In this episode Maria chats about motherhood; from waving her own mom off from El Salvador to being reunited two years later in the United States, and the lessons she’s learning now as she juggles working from home and playing the role of ‘Academic Teacher’ during a pandemic-related lockdown.

Now a life coach, Anne Skinner was once a stressed, unworthy mother, manager and wife. In this episode, she shares her story of not one, but two cancer diagnoses in five years; in her own words, she was “allowing stress to comprise her immune system” to the point where she had little defence. Anne learned how to fully accept and to love herself as she is…. And today uses those same techniques to help others.

In ‘Failure Not Being A Weakness’ I chat with my first male guest, Steve Booth, about his own personal RADAR, and why after a 43 year career in the Aerospace and Defence sector, he has broken cover with a story that many people are not aware of.

At 74, Rose Todd has changed continents five times, witnessing first hand a terrorist war, gone through a heartbreaking divorce, and created a business she loves, sharing her knowledge and passion with others.  In this episode Rose shares some of her journey, and the one constant that has gotten her through it all. 

Connie Alexander recently, and rather boldly, stated she’s ready to start dating again.  In this episode she talks about finding confidence in herself, expresses gratitude for the times of struggle, and shares some of her dating stories so far.

Ever wondered if you can sing? Maybe you've been told otherwise.

In this episode, professional singer and vocal coach Rachel More talks about her passion to help people uncover their voice and get the best out of it.

Quite simply, Rachel says “singing is good for you.”

In this episode Julie and I talk about her career as a teacher, her love of lace and the French Renaissance, side-hustling and transitioning to becoming her own boss.

Julie believes that if you have a passion, you can turn it into a business... and with ‘smarts’ you'll can figure it out!

The World Health Organization calls stress 'the health epidemic of the 21st Century.'

In ‘Stress? What stress!’ Victoria shares the disruptive effect low-level stressors have on our wellbeing; why just like Goldilocks we all need just the right amount, and why sorting buttons doesn’t just mean a neat random button tin.