THE HUMAN:NOW

Today we were back with the OG crew discussing the year that was 2020.  We talked about how we got through it and how it affected us. We then looked to the new year and spoke about the changes and adaptations we would make. This episode was shot near the end of 2020 so some things may have changed. None the less this episode has brought about a pause to step back and assess whether or not we are living up to our new goals and aspirations. How is your 2021 going so far? Did you want to make any changes, is it time to reset and change things around? This episode is short and sharp, we hope you enjoy it.

Today we introduced Sarah Kelsey from THE ONE UP PROJECT, a brand that is more than just a podcast. Risking it all after being in full-time work after 3 months, Sarah left her job to do what she felt was right, helping people. Sarah has created a platform that helps to fill in the gaps about the things we should have been taught but weren't. She makes learning easy and understandable for people of all ages, because who really knows what mortgages are and how KiwiSaver really works? Thank you for your time, energy and for doing what you are doing Sarah. You are definitely lifting the vibration of positivity in this world. We hope you all enjoy today's podcast.

Today we brought back the OG gang. We take a moment to step back and look at where we have come from and what we have achieved. We talk about how we started the podcast and our initial thoughts deciding to do something we knew nothing about. Having the team back is always special and reminds us that no feat is ever achieved alone. We will always be grateful for the time, energy and love given to the HUMAN:NOW from the whole OG gang.

In today's episode, we sit down and catch up with a fellow student, creative and brother on the journey. After studying a 5-year architectural degree and changing career paths, Benji Timu takes us through the choices and decisions he has made to get him where he is now. He is a creator on a mission to change his status quo. The environments we live and work in don’t have to be conditioned by our past. We hope you enjoy it. Thank you so much Benji for coming in and sharing your thoughts and ideas. Much love

Today we introduced Avneil and Mikal from the Projekt Team. They are a New Zealand based dance crew who represented New Zealand and placed 4th in the Hip Hop International Dance Mini Crew Division Championship in 2019, Pheonix Arizona. We sat down with the guys and talked about how they fundraised to get themselves to America, their passion for dance and design and how they are navigating through life as creatives. This episode is relaxed, fun and takes us all back to the roots, we hope you enjoy it.

Today we met Vinay and Alister from BetterCo. An accounting and advisory firm with PURPOSE, PEOPLE AND PROFIT at the forefront. Today we talked about the role of money in our lives and how we could change our thinking and habits. Money is often kept private, and for some reason, not everyone is taught the basic skills and understanding about how to become the manager of our money instead of being managed by money. Tune in, and we hope this episode sparks some thought or inspires you to take action.

Today we introduced Devan Narsai, a creative on a journey of discovery and inquisition. We looked into mustering the courage to get our foot in the door and following gut instincts. Devan's journey has been one which defies the normal and speaks to making it okay to not always having it all figured out.

Today we introduced 'The Bearded Entrepreneur', Gareth Edwards. We talked about overcoming and adapting in tough situations. Harnessing grit, determination and focus with a can-do attitude. Finally, we touch on Gareth's journey as he prepares to complete his 60-hour tire flip challenge.

There is light in the darkness.

For most of us our ‘normal’ is changing very rapidly and we have all had to adjust as we take some time to move inside. Today we sat down with Will Fleming from the Please Blow My Mind Podcast and we discussed everything from using wet wipes, to what it means to physically pick ourselves up when we are at our absolute lowest. It’s times like this where we need to share kindness, love and positivity, we hope this podcast does that for you.

Today we sat down and spoke to the host of the Mai FM, Mai Nights show, Randy Sjafrie. The young 20 year old shares his story in his pursuit to reach his dreams of being a radio announcer and the way he went about creating his life. The hustle game is strong as Randy talks about balancing 2 jobs, balancing family and social life and we dabble into his love for shoes.