Like many episodes of TYP, this is more of a ‘general conversation’ around the title question, than it is a ‘definite answer’ to it. Of course. Among other things, we discuss (1) What people are referring to (specifically) when they use the term ‘Universe’ (2) if the Universe is another term for God (3) Where the idea of the Universe providing comes from (4) the potential risk of relying on direction, signs and provision from the Universe (5) Why the concept is so popular (6) whether the Universe is a conscious form of intelligence concerning itself with the individual needs of eight billion people… and lots more. Enjoy.

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Chris Lemons has been a commercial diver for over 14 years, specialising in deep sea saturation diving. This form of diving involves living in the claustrophobic confines of a decompression chamber for up to 28 days at a time, commuting daily to the sea bed in a diving bell and working at depths of up to 900 feet for 6 hours at a time. In 2012, a freak accident resulted in the umbilical which provides him with breathing gas, light and heat being severed completely. He was left on the sea bed, in complete darkness 300 feet below the surface, with only the 5 minutes of breathing gas he carried in his emergency tanks and no way to protect himself from the freezing temperatures. It took his heroic rescuers over 40 minutes to retrieve him and his miraculous survival story has baffled experts ever since. His extraordinary story became the Netflix documentary 'Last Breath'. Amazingly, Chris went back to work three weeks later and continues to dive to this day!

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Alisa Cohn helps individuals, teams and companies think better, perform better, problem solve better, lead better, create better outcomes and experiences and she’s one of the best in the world at what she does. She was named the Top Startup Coach in the World at the Global Coaches Awards in London, has been coaching startup founders to grow into world-class CEOs for nearly 20 years and is the author of ‘From Start-Up to Grown-Up’. She’s also a great communicator, with great energy and passion and I loved our chat. Enjoy.

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Eric Bailey is an ex-pro basketballer, author, corporate speaker, performance coach, story-teller and good bloke. In this episode of TYP, I was treated my very own coaching session and transformation workshop, when half way through our chat, the big man switched into ‘inspiration’ mode, sharing some awesome stories, messages, insights and personal revelations, which definitely resonated with me. Enjoy.

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Dr. Lillian Nejad is back with all her smart-ness and kind-ness helping us think, do and be better. This time we explore gratitude, being present, building healthy relationships with our teenagers (who knew?!), open conversations (with those same teenagers), parenting styles, letting our kids ‘fall down’, dinner table protocol (phones etc.) and having that tricky talk (you know the one) when your almost-grown-up kid gets into their first kind-of serious relationship. Good grief (head in hands emoji), I’m soooo grateful I avoided that responsibility! Enjoy.
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William Li, MD, is an internationally renowned physician, scientist and author of the New York Times bestseller “Eat to Beat Disease: The New Science of How Your Body Can Heal Itself.” His groundbreaking work has led to the development of more than 30 new medical treatments for more than 70 diseases including cancer, diabetes, blindness, heart disease and obesity. His TED Talk, “Can We Eat to Starve Cancer?” has more than 11 million views and Dr. Li has appeared on Good Morning America, CNN, CNBC and the Dr. Oz Show, and he has been featured in USA Today, Time Magazine, The Atlantic and O Magazine. And now, in his career defining moment (lol), he’s chatting with me on TYP! Enjoy.
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Jane McLelland is the winner of the Lifetime Achievement Award 2019 ‘Amazing Women Global’ for unsung heroines, awarded for her work in educating and helping cancer patients since 2003. I love chatting with clever, creative, problem-solving people who think and live, outside the box. Jane battled and beat two aggressive ‘terminal’ cancers and her stories, research, insights, compassion and humour made for a great TYP chat. Enjoy.

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Dr. Denise Furness is back solving problems, sharing truth bombs and opening eyes. This time we discuss, the pros and cons of working online, integrative medicine, the busy-ness of GPs, the role of nutrients in turning on genes, our relationship with food, survival mode, understanding what our body is saying, weight loss vs. water loss, the ‘ideal rate’ of weight loss, intermittent fasting, alcohol-free fancy drinks (pfft…) and lots more. Enjoy.

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Thanks to bloody David Gillespie, there’s another thing I might need to remove from my life. When will it end? Him and his fucking curious, suspicious, untrusting mind. Just kidding, I love him. Apparently, there’s a few chemicals in a product that I use daily which might be messing with my endocrine system. Gonna be honest, I had never even thought about the ingredients (let-alone researched them) until I spoke with David. Enjoy. **Keep in mind that this discussion is not medical advice, a prescription or personal recommendation. It’s just two blokes chatting on a podcast. But.. it might lead you to do some digging.

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Brandon Steiner told me off. Mid podcast. The Author, Entrepreneur, Business Mogul (whatever that means), Speaker, Sports Agent and life-long New Yorker, told me he hated one of my questions. So back in therapy for me. And back to interviewer school for me. Nah, we actually had a fun and interesting chat (but he did hate my question) and I did enjoy connecting with someone who has zero interest in a ‘nice, comfortable, predictable, familiar’ (kind of) conversation. I got simultaneously rebuked, educated and inspired. Enjoy.

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