Youāve probably seen this post floating around. It goes something like: āIf you get the job done in 60 minutes, itās because you spent 10 years learning how. They owe you for the years, not the minutes. Charge accordingly.ā Now, I used to agree with that... But these days? Itā¦
Todayās episode is a fun personal reflectionāand a bit of a public declaration. I was talking to mates about the kind of work that really lights us up. For me, itās thisātalking into a microphone. Podcasting. Sharing ideas. Creating connection through voice. Whatās funny is that I just made theā¦
In todayās episode, I unpack a moment Iām not super proud ofāa time I said four little words that accidentally derailed a conversation and made someone defensive. I didnāt mean to. But I can see now how it landed, and Iām using this episode to reflect, recalibrate, and hopefully helpā¦
This weekās rewind is extra special because I just spent Wednesday night hanging out with Andy Balzat and the incredible Banana Life (https://bananalife.com.au/) team at one of their signature games nights in Brisbane. So, I thought: What better time to bring back this brilliant conversation? Picture this: Whitney Houstonās Iā¦
In todayās episode of Talk the Walk, I bring you a spicy, spirited convo with the one and only Alan Weiss ā and we go deep (and a little rogue) on a hot topic: Do you really need a virtual assistant to grow your business? Alan says no. Emphatically. Andā¦
Hey hey ā todayās episode is timed literally to the Thermomix timer. I had 14 minutes while my eggs boiled, so thatās what I gave myself to record, edit, and publish this. (Spoiler: The beep didnāt make it in.) What I wanted to share with you is a little behind-the-scenesā¦
This oneās personalāand iconic. In todayās episode, I share the wild, weird, wonderful story of how my husbandās dream carāa 1979 Pontiac Trans Amāfinally made its way into our lives. But itās not just a story about the car. Itās about the look. More specifically, the Screaming Chicken decal thatā¦
Hey from the Brisbane Airport car park! Todayās episode is a little... rogue. I flew to Newcastle and back this morning ā not for a keynote, not for a holiday, but for something frequent flyers call a status run. If youāve never heard of it, I walk you through exactlyā¦
Todayās episode is inspired by a night out under the stars at Brisbaneās Riverstage, where I saw Train live (highly recommend, by the way!). It got me thinking ā not just about great music, but about mashups. Remixes. Genre-bending. And how we can apply that same creativity to our work.ā¦
Happy Monday! Today Iām riffing on a recent episode of Greg Isenbergās Startup Ideas podcast that had my brain buzzing. I love how freely Greg and his guests share what theyāre experimenting withāthis time, it was all about using AI agents to automate āvibe marketing.ā Basically, itās like this: Youā¦
On today's Weekend Rewind, I'm joined by good friend, psychologist and self-leadership expert, Dr. Maike Neuhaus. Maike and I always go deep when we chat (usually over long lunches), so this episode feels like a peek behind the scenes of one of those meaty convosāexcept this time, you get toā¦
Hey! Thanks for tuning in to this weekendās rewind. This conversation was recorded a few years ago, but wowāhas it aged well. Todayās guest is the brilliant Stephen Shapiro, an innovation expert who's spent decades helping organisations grow by asking better questions and solving the right problems. Stephen shares howā¦
Hey, thanks for tuning in today! I'm still here in Sydney, fresh off a multi-day event. I obviously canāt reveal the client or all the details, but I can share a powerful takeaway from the experienceāespecially for those of you tuning in daily. Todayās topic? Precision in speech. Which, ifā¦
Hey friends ā coming at you from Sydney, where Iāve spent way too much time indoors today. Seriously, it was 4:30 PM before I even saw daylight. Not ideal. My Oura Ring told me my readiness score was 52 ā yikes ā but I rallied, stretched, ran a webinar forā¦
This episode is a bit of a pulse check. With all the disruption flying at usāAI, tech, changing marketsāIām keeping my head up, scanning the horizon, and thinking about what actually matters as we look ahead (but not too far ahead). Forget five-year plans. Iām talking 12-month windows. Thatās asā¦
In todayās episode, Iām recapping my experience speaking at the Queensland Association of Collaborative Practiceās annual conference. It was an absolute honour to be the only non-lawyer on stage. But also, it gave me a chance to bring a fresh perspective to a room of highly skilled professionals. I kickā¦
I'm recording this episode ahead of a big weekāI'm heading to Sydney for a mix of events and workshops, but before all that, Iām hosting something a little different. On Wednesday morning, Iām running a live webinar on May 21st, where Iāll be sharing behind-the-scenes, never-before-shared ideas from my workshops.ā¦
This weekend rewind is a special one. I'm celebrating the two-year anniversary of my first real book ā The 2-Hour Workshop Blueprint. (Yes, I did write a netball coaching manual back in the day, š). To mark the occasion, Iām replaying a juicy interview I did with Jessica Mudditt (https://www.linkedin.com/in/jessicamudditt/)ā¦
I decided to re-release this conversation because earlier this week, I joined Ryan So Fly's (https://www.youtube.com/@ryansofly) YouTube creator community (only $5/month ā well worth it), and it reminded me just how brilliant this chat was. Ryan So Fly is one of my favourite travel YouTubers. Heās funny, honest, insightful, andā¦
Today Iām taking you behind the scenes of my Everest Base Camp (and peak!) training journey ā the real stuff. Injuries, gadgets, gear, and the surprising power of voice notes. In this episode, I share: ā¢ Why I enlisted coach Kyle Mooney from Experience Not Felt Possible (https://experiencenotfeltpossible.com/coaching/) ā¢ Howā¦
Iāve got a couple of dogsāQuincey and Miloāand while I donāt talk about them enough on the pod, theyāre a huge part of my life. Quincey is 14 now, and recently weāve been getting some tests done because, wellā¦ heās showing signs of ageing. Because when I requested health reportsā¦
Todayās episode is inspired by a magical, unexpected post-speech conversation I had with a woman named Susan. Susan is originally from Ghana, and before I even got up to speak at the Motherās Day event, she walked right up to me and said: "I feel like I need to beā¦
In todayās episode, Iām sharing the live speech I gave at a high school Motherās Day event, in front of 300 daughters and mums sipping tea and passing cupcakes. It starts with me at ten years old, ashamed to be picked up in our brown, overheated Holden Camiraā¦ until myā¦
