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The value of vulnerability with Nicole Gibson
Nicole is known as a multi-award winning social entrepreneur, but she prefers to be seen as an unstoppable messenger of love and human potential; impacting over 250 000 people world-wide with her unconventional models of community development and transformation. Currently Nicole is the CEO of the global movement, Love Out Loud, engaging 4% of the global population by the end of 2020, successfully facilitating the world’s largest love-based movement.
When Nicole was 18 years old, she established a Not-for-Profit that worked in youth mental health and community capacity building, engaging tens of thousands of young people across Australia and the UK, in unconventional conversations of vulnerability, self-love, vision and connection. This was inspired after a terrifying lived experience with anorexia nervosa. After completing a significant national tour, at 20 years old, Nicole was a finalist for the Young Australian of the Year and listed as one of Australia’s top 100 most influential women at 21, shortly after taking out the Pride of Australia Medal. She's been featured in The Financial Review, made the cover of the Yellow Pages and had a documentary aired on prime-time national TV.
Nicole has made a vast impact in the health and education landscape in Australia, and served as the youngest Commonwealth Commissioner for Health in history, advising directly to the Australian Federal Health Minister and Prime Minister.
Nicole has pursued a successful career in speaking across tens of countries and recently has taken years of experience in corporate/political consultation, experiential facilitation and complex community work and launched her debut book 'Love Out Loud; making this process accessible and easily applied to any community or individual.
In this episode we talk about
Her story of how overcoming an eating disorder led to her life purpose as a teenager
How societal systems hold back our unique expression
Why emotions are often shunned
The value of open-hearted community
How we heal by being seen in our truth and welcoming our pain
The importance of vulnerability in leadership
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Facebook: Nicole Gibson
www.love-outloud.com
www.nicolegibson.com.au
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Nicole is known as a multi-award winning social entrepreneur, but she prefers to be seen as an unstoppable messenger of love and human potential; impacting over 250 000 people world-wide with her unconventional models of community development and transformation. Currently Nicole is the CEO of the global movement, Love Out Loud, engaging 4% of the global population by the end of 2020, successfully facilitating the world’s largest love-based movement.
When Nicole was 18 years old, she established a Not-for-Profit that worked in youth mental health and community capacity building, engaging tens of thousands of young people across Australia and the UK, in unconventional conversations of vulnerability, self-love, vision and connection. This was inspired after a terrifying lived experience with anorexia nervosa. After completing a significant national tour, at 20 years old, Nicole was a finalist for the Young Australian of the Year and listed as one of Australia’s top 100 most influential women at 21, shortly after taking out the Pride of Australia Medal. She's been featured in The Financial Review, made the cover of the Yellow Pages and had a documentary aired on prime-time national TV.
Nicole has made a vast impact in the health and education landscape in Australia, and served as the youngest Commonwealth Commissioner for Health in history, advising directly to the Australian Federal Health Minister and Prime Minister.
Nicole has pursued a successful career in speaking across tens of countries and recently has taken years of experience in corporate/political consultation, experiential facilitation and complex community work and launched her debut book 'Love Out Loud; making this process accessible and easily applied to any community or individual.
In this episode we talk about
Her story of how overcoming an eating disorder led to her life purpose as a teenager
How societal systems hold back our unique expression
Why emotions are often shunned
The value of open-hearted community
How we heal by being seen in our truth and welcoming our pain
The importance of vulnerability in leadership
Follow Nicole Gibson
Instagram: nicgibson_
Facebook: Nicole Gibson
www.love-outloud.com
www.nicolegibson.com.au
Follow Lauren Renee
Instagram: @laurenreneeintimacy
Facebook: Lauren Renee Intimacy
Follow Victoria Redbard
Instagram: @victoriaredbard
Facebook: Victoria Redbard Somatic Sexologist
victoriaredbard.com
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