What are you hoping to get out of the year ahead?

We are well and truly into 2025 now, and in this episode I reflect on the year that has passed and the things I hope to achieve in the year ahead. We have so many incredibly cool things to come from Langley Group, the Helping Hands Program, the Water Works Program and Langley Group Institute!

It is also intriguing to understand the differences between our 'dream lives', especially when we only see snippets! What is your dream? Who do you want to be?

In this episode, Sue reflects on the year that has been! Listen along as Sue looks at what she has achieved and her highlights and challenges throughout the year!

Mette Miriam Böll describes herself as a concerned global citizen, which is why she does her work! Listen along as Sue and Mette discuss compassionate systems, systems awareness, and the consequences of reductionistic science.

Dr Lucy Ryan has recently won awards for her book, 'Revolting Women', which started with Lucy's PhD research studying women like her. Listen along as Lucy and Sue discuss her research journey and the learnings along the way!

Matt is in the positive psychology and wellbeing space and has a passion for research, particularly around intervention design and definitions! Listen along as Sue and Matt discuss the importance and impact of definitions and the future of Matt's research!

Jessamy Gee is a graphic recorder, and met Sue at a conference in Jakarta! Listen along as Sue and Jessamy discuss the journey to becoming a graphic recorder, and the impact of illustrating information!

Sue spent last week at the OECD World Forum on wellbeing in Rome! Listen along as Sue reflects on her time at the forum and how it focused on how we can be the best we can be as a collective!

Sue met Carol when she joined the Diploma of Positive Psychology and Wellbeing, which Carol undertook following her PhD and the loss of her husband. Listen along as Sue and Carol talk about the power of learning and growth!

Professor Debbie Haski-Leventhal describes herself as a purpose leader and an impact enabler! Listen along as Sue and Debbie discuss Debbie's life experience growing up in a cult and how this led to her research in meaning and purpose!

Emma Seibold is the founder of Barre Body and Bende and lives in the beautiful Byron Bay. Listen to this episode as Sue and Emma discuss the link between emotions and movement and the importance of meeting individuals where they are at when teaching.