Grace Williams is a high school teacher in Auckland, New Zealand. She is a Dean of year 11 at her school, meaning she is responsible for over 500 students in a pastoral role.

It was fun sitting down with Grace and talking about her journey into teaching. From sorting wallets in her former job, to standing infront of a class as a rookie teacher (which I can tell you from my own experience, is pretty freaky), Grace shares her experiences that led her to that moment. 

We chatted about how to practically look after yourself, manage those stressful moments, and how to give 100 percent even when you are tired. Grace is passionate about teenagers and their development into successful young adults. I was inspired to hear her "why"and to start looking at the "big picture".

Fraser Grut is a kiwi filmaker who is passionate about dreams.

Fraser started a project called 10,000 Dreams, a mission that will take him until 2044, where he will be 50 years old. Throughout this adventure, Fraser has had the opportunity to film his friends, family members, strangers, and celebrities, stirring up the different dreams in people.

We got to sit down and talk about the journey into filmaking, including his first feature film in his early 20's. We chatted about the creative styles he has experimented with over the years, and how that has changed over time. Of course we discussed some of those dreams he has filmed, from Ronan keating and Boyzone, Harry Potter Cast members, 4 prime ministers, high school musical actors,  just to name a few! You will never believe how far 'guessing an email' will get you.

Listen in to this podcast to be motivated by Fraser's Journey, and inspired to begin Dreaming!

Ben Sigmund is a former New Zealand Footballer, with over 30 caps for New Zealand's national side "The All Whites", as well as over 180 caps for New Zealands only professional side "Wellington Phoenix".

As a defender, Ben had to work hard from day one to prove he was good enough to play at the highest level. Now considered a club legend in Wellington, it was not always easy for him. Ben talks about how he chose to prove his doubters wrong, and make himself as valuable as he could for his team. We chatted about earning the respect of others, facing criticism, and coming back stronger after disappointment.

Ben was also apart of the New Zealand squad that qualififed for just the second FIFA World cup in 2010, beating Bahrain 1-0 in Wellington in what is considered one of New Zealands most iconic nights in sport. We talked about his Journey/experience throughout the qualifying campaign, as well as the cup itself. 

Whether you are into football or not, this is a motivating podcast that is sure to inspire you in whatever field you are in. 

"When someone says you can't, I hear I can''- Ben Sigmund

Marty is a former pro triathlete turned commercial realtor. Marty represented New Zealand at the highest level in triathlon racing, including participating in world championship events. He has since retired and found his place within the real esate world.

We sat down and talked about his racing career, the highs and lows, the hard work that was put in for over 30 hours a week. The topic of vulnerabiltiy was raised, and how vital it is to reach out to others.

Marty is passionate about his family, and he shared the dreams he has for his children, and how important it is to be present, living in the moment with those around you.

"We all need people in our life we can talk to"- Marty 

Mihi is heavily involved in countless projects. From Blogging, creative content, marketing,  to leading teams in various contexts.

Mihi opens up on her journey towards buying her first home with her partner, and planning for a wedding. She also shares her passion to reconnect with her culture and learn Te Reo.

“Relationships are the most important thing in life. In everything you do, prioritise family, friends or your significant other. That's the Pinnacle” - Mihi Church.