Episode with Kallum What a great episode. Kallum I love how you talked about learning to not ‘reinvent the wheel’. I think we all tend to think this is what we need to do by why? Also it says so much about your character when you talked about your business partner/friend letting you down - you chose to forgive them knowing that if you didn’t, you wouldn’t trust anyone else again in any area of your life. I completely get this - doesn’t mean it is easy though . I love how you have fought adversity - but chose to fight and keep moving forward . You said you have always been pushed to do what want to do and what you believe in - I can really relate to this level of family support . There is nothing quite like it . You talked about being comfortable with nothing and therefore having nothing to lose . I love this mindset. Thank you for sharing .

Episode with Ellis Great episode Luke! Ellis I absolutely love your discussion about the team you have built - that human approach is the most valuable aspect in my opinion - being able to show your human side and vulnerabilities is so so important and makes the biggest difference. You are not just a worker or a machine. Yes we have a job to do but we also have that life outside of work which will often throw up unexpected challenges. You sound amazing to work for! Thank you for sharing .

Podcast with Chuck Absolutely inspirational and left me with so much to think about - thank you so much for sharing . You have been through so much but as you say it changed things for you in a way you couldn’t imagine - you were forced to slow down and think differently and that’s where it all happened . You start to appreciate everything and reevaluate . A restructure at work for me in 2020 sent me into a spiral of self doubt, anxiety and panic - I couldn’t change it but I could absolutely change how I chose to show up. Secured a new job doing more of what I love and put everything into it - then Covid happened. This made me want to prove myself even more - new job , new colleagues - huge family responsibilities which no one knew about and that huge sense of imposter syndrome and wanting to be the ‘fixer’. Then came the biggest challenge for me … losing my dad and nan in the pandemic . Changed me almost overnight … still work in progress but the PTSD I experienced during that time pushed me close to burnout - I was in denial and survival mode. However 4 years on - it is still real - it is still raw but now I choose to ‘feel’ to ‘confront’ rather than ‘run’. It has opened up a world of opportunities for me all doing ‘my why’ justice! 1 percent better every day that’s what I hope for. My key take away - Be willing to be more uncomfortable more often. I think so many people can learn from this . I also love how you to talk about your wife and girls - just so special . Thanks for sharing - Hayley Cameron