David Bott: Flourishing and humans at their best
Joining in this episode is David Bott, the Associate Director of the Institute of Positive Education, based at Geelong Grammar School. With a background in psychology and a thirst for challenge that h...
14 Okt 202044min
Personal Missions: Case study and discussion
In this episode, I'm unpacking what it means to live a personal mission in life, career and weaving in between. Joining in this show are some voicemails from listeners with experience in virtuous lead...
25 Sep 202028min
Tash Rallios: are leaders born or made?
Interviewing Tash Rallios, founder of the startup Teambition Australia, which unleashes the ambition in young Australians through career workshops, advice and media. Tash focuses on giving back to the...
15 Aug 202026min
Dreams and failures: a personal journey
To start a colony on the moon with an intelligent cockatoo? Why not dream big. To navigate away from failure to attain a new job? Let's build resilience. In this episode, I share some dreams from chil...
11 Jul 202040min
Lisa Tran: Persistence and letting go
This episode we're joined by Lisa Tran from Lisa's Study Guides: the "ultimate" destination for VCE English resources and tutoring. Lisa is an educator and entrepreneur, and host of active and popular...
13 Jun 202028min
Dr Bridget Vincent: Humanities skills for fluidity and possibility
Does the idea of having meaningful work actually become a form of pressure, and how do we navigate this?How do we make decisions when we’re faced with many options or passions?What value does a humani...
18 Mai 202043min
Skill vs. passion in the search for fulfilling work
Ever been told "find a job you love and you'll never work a day in your life"?Is this really true? I’ve recently been thinking a lot about this idea that skill is more important than passion when it c...
15 Mar 202029min
Learning by overcoming challenges: a neurological and literary perspective
Drawing on some of my own challenges and learning in education, I explore why we learn well through tackling problems. I address this question from both a neurological and a literary perspective and s...
15 Feb 202030min
