Welcome to this Weekend Rewind edition of Talk the Walk â where coffee meets conversation and martinis mix with mindset shifts. In this episode, we explore a bold (and slightly cheeky) question: Can you really get paid to be yourself? Alan Weiss â aka the Rockstar of Consulting â saysâŚ
What if your most natural strengths were the secret to your next big opportunity? In this Talk the Walk session, weâre flipping the script on successâshowing you how to monetise your calling, leverage your strengths, and build a career (or business) thatâs wildly aligned and well-paid. This is for youâŚ
Alan Weiss shares why it's important to be consistently authentic, if you decide to get paid to be yourself
Ever struggled with getting buy-in on your ideas at work? You're definitely not alone! I've worked with plenty of clients who need help influencing, leading without formal authority, and just generally getting their projects off the ground. I get itâI used to struggle with this too, playing strictly by theâŚ
Uh ohâgot one of those emails. You know the kind: subject line screams âCopyright Violation.â đŹ In this episode, I share the full story of how I got caught out using an image of Aussie cricketer David Warner on my websiteâwithout the proper license. It wasnât intentional, and it wasnâtâŚ
This episode begins like my Monday morning: calm, crisp, uneventful... until it wasn't. After a peaceful dog walk and coffee run, I returned home to a full-blown emergency sceneâambulance, police, tow trucks, a flipped carâright outside my house. I share what that moment sparked for me: a reflection on theâŚ
Hey, thanks for pressing play today! If youâve ever hesitated before making a bold move â whether itâs sending a message, asking a question, or sharing an idea â then todayâs episode is for you. Iâm riffing on a rule from my netball days: the three-second rule. It turns out,âŚ
Hey, I'm Leanneârecovering gearsplainer. In todayâs episode, I riff on a hilarious and all-too-real article I found tucked inside a gear package I ordered for my Nepal trek. It's called Gear Splaining by Dan Slater, and wowâdid I feel personally attacked... in the best way. You know that moment whenâŚ
This one is a facilitatorâs dream: Weâre riffing behind the scenes on what it actually feels like to lead a roomâmentally, emotionally, even physicallyâwith two brilliant guests, Tricia Conyers and John Norcross from the Every Little Model podcast. Now, real talk: This episode didnât exactly go to plan. đ TechâŚ
We all know that relationshipsâbusiness, personal, professionalârequire maintenance. Itâs not set-and-forget. Thatâs why Iâm bringing back this amazing conversation with recognition rockstar Sarah McVanel. Sheâs someone who deeply understands how small, thoughtful gestures can lead to massive business results. Sarah helps individuals and organizations leverage the power of recognition toâŚ
I just wrapped up a webinar for a long-time client â an organisation that delivers live, critical, and completely anonymous support via webinars. Thatâs right. No faces. No names. Just silence... and a flurry of comments in the chat. So how do you respond when the comments start rolling inâŚ
What if your most natural strengths were the secret to your next big opportunity? In this Talk the Walk session, weâre flipping the script on successâshowing you how to monetise your calling, leverage your strengths, and build a career (or business) thatâs wildly aligned and well-paid. This is for youâŚ
Send Leanne a message (https://www.buzzsprout.com/twilio/text_messages/1785616/open_sms) Hey, thanks for tuning in today. I just wrapped up a webinar for a long-time client â an organization that delivers live, critical, and completely anonymous support via webinars. Thatâs right. No faces. No names. Just silence... and a flurry of comments in the chat.âŚ
Today's episode is all about clarityâwhat it gives you, and where it can trip you up. I reflect on something powerful I heard on The Diary of a CEO with Jimmy Fallon. He shared his obsession with getting on Saturday Night Liveâhow he wrote it in his journal, non-negotiable, andâŚ
Youâve probably seen this post floating around. It goes something like: âIf you get the job done in 60 minutes, itâs because you spent 10 years learning how. They owe you for the years, not the minutes. Charge accordingly.â Now, I used to agree with that... But these days? ItâŚ
Todayâs episode is a fun personal reflectionâand a bit of a public declaration. I was talking to mates about the kind of work that really lights us up. For me, itâs thisâtalking into a microphone. Podcasting. Sharing ideas. Creating connection through voice. Whatâs funny is that I just made theâŚ
In todayâs episode, I unpack a moment Iâm not super proud ofâa time I said four little words that accidentally derailed a conversation and made someone defensive. I didnât mean to. But I can see now how it landed, and Iâm using this episode to reflect, recalibrate, and hopefully helpâŚ
This weekâs 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 Houstonâs IâŚ
In todayâs episode of Talk the Walk, I bring you a spicy, spirited convo with the one and only Alan Weiss â 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. AndâŚ
Hey hey â todayâs episode is timed literally to the Thermomix timer. I had 14 minutes while my eggs boiled, so thatâs what I gave myself to record, edit, and publish this. (Spoiler: The beep didnât make it in.) What I wanted to share with you is a little behind-the-scenesâŚ
This oneâs personalâand iconic. In todayâs episode, I share the wild, weird, wonderful story of how my husbandâs dream carâa 1979 Pontiac Trans Amâfinally made its way into our lives. But itâs not just a story about the car. Itâs about the look. More specifically, the Screaming Chicken decal thatâŚ
Hey from the Brisbane Airport car park! Todayâs episode is a little... rogue. I flew to Newcastle and back this morning â not for a keynote, not for a holiday, but for something frequent flyers call a status run. If youâve never heard of it, I walk you through exactlyâŚ
Todayâs episode is inspired by a night out under the stars at Brisbaneâs Riverstage, where I saw Train live (highly recommend, by the way!). It got me thinking â not just about great music, but about mashups. Remixes. Genre-bending. And how we can apply that same creativity to our work.âŚ
