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TradeMutt founders Edward Ross and Daniel Allen join us, as we unpack the journey behind their business and social enterprise, which covers personal loss, mental health advocacy, and a never say die approach to business.
Our conversation highlights their resilience and vulnerability, as Ed and Dan discuss the unseen challenges of entrepreneurship. They emphasise the importance of a strong support system, both personally and at work, and share how their initiative, is changing lives by offering counselling to those less likely to seek help. Their candid reflections on their journey from two to thirty-five team members show the courage needed to lead a business focused on such an important cause.
Ed and Dan's experiences provide a raw, unfiltered look at the intersections of life, work, and well-being, from navigating grief and relationships to fighting the stigma around mental health. Their story is a powerful call to action—reminding us that it's not just about starting the conversation, but being brave enough to continue it.
You can find Trademutt website here.
Dan's TedX Talk here.
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Struggling with postnatal depression, Chelsea Pottenger found herself in a dark place, battling feelings of hopelessness and despair. Through a combination of self-discovery, therapy, and the support of her friends and family, she gradually found a light at the end of the tunnel. Emerging not only as a survivor but as a mental health advocate. Chelsea transformed her experience into a mission to help others and a thriving business, using her journey to inspire and uplift others.
Chelsea and her husband joined forces to create a thriving business at EQ Minds, building a team of 'bloody legends.' This episode offers valuable insights into team building, entrepreneurship, and the joy of a positive workplace. Chelsea, a psychology postgraduate, international motivational speaker, and accredited mindfulness & meditation coach, shares heartfelt stories about overcoming self-doubt and imposter syndrome, showcasing her innovative and optimistic approach to leadership. As the author of The Mindful High Performer, Chelsea brings a wealth of practicec knowledge and real world experience to the discussion.
Our conversation delves into Chelsea's vision for revolutionising mental health support, contrasting traditional clinical settings with her dream of a holistic retreat for true healing. Emphasising the importance of supportive networks and personal well-being, Chelsea advocates for regular exercise, meditation, and quality sleep. She leaves us feeling optimistic, encouraging anyone who has ever doubted themselves to believe in their potential to overcome challenges and achieve greatness.
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Brent Tate, known for his indomitable spirit and distinguished rugby league career, has earned admiration for his unwavering commitment to excellence on and off the field.
Throughout our conversation, Brent shared invaluable life lessons drawn from his experiences in professional sports. With candidness, he discussed the importance of humility, self-awareness, and the transferable skills between sports leadership and corporate management. Stories of his time with renowned coach Wayne Bennett and his tenure with the Broncos, the Warriors, and the Cowboys highlight the adaptability and openness required to thrive in any team environment.
Transitioning from sports to the corporate world, Brent approached this phase with the same determination he displayed on the field. He spoke of seeking new passions post-career, the significance of a solid support network, and the joys and responsibilities of fatherhood. Our discussion also touched on the contrasting feedback dynamics between sports and corporate environments, advocating for a culture of continuous feedback.
After listening to this episode you will gain insights and strategies for navigating difficult transitions, regardless of the arena.
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Imagine rising from the depths of addiction and homelessness to become a beacon of hope and innovation in the community. That's the story of Matt Kratiuk, a former ice addict who reclaimed his life and now serves as Chief Growth Officer at TACTIC, and passionate Ambassador for the Vinnies CEO Sleepout. His journey is a striking example of resilience and transformation, one that he generously shares in this heart-rending episode. Alongside him, we welcome Kirsty Rourke, an influential force in social and affordable housing. Together, their experiences shed light on our capacity for change and the collective power of value-driven leadership.
The conversation pivots to the societal tremors caused by homelessness, scrutinising the stark realities, overlooked statistics and the real costs of not solving this escalating crises. Personal stories intertwine with hard-hitting facts, as we discuss the alarming number of homeless Australians and the unique struggles faced by older women and families without shelter.
Wrapping up with tangible hope, we discuss the instrumental role businesses and community initiatives play in giving back and fuelling change.
Join us, be moved, and if you feel led to donate to the fundraising efforts, you can do so here.
If you'd like to hear more of Matt Kratiuk's story listen to his first Lead with Courage episode - Back from the Brink on Spotify or Apple Podcasts.
You can follow Kirsty and her incredible work at Social Impact Capital on Linkedin.
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Have you ever found yourself in a room with someone who radiated such authenticity it made you rethink your own life choices?
Lauren White, a seasoned sexologist, joins us today to delve into the heart of what it means to truly connect. We discuss the power of vulnerability and spontaneity and how these elements bring richness to our conversations and relationships.
Lauren is an award winning sexologist, business mentor & speaking coach for women who want to explore the uncharted waters of their power and pleasure for a deeply impactful business and more satisfying intimacy.
She's the host of the White Hot Business Podcast, an international speaker and the author of Permission: Personal Liberation for Switched on Women.
Embarking on a candid exploration of sexuality isn't for the faint of heart, but it's a journey Lauren believes can redefine empowerment and leadership for women. This episode weaves through the complex tapestry of mental health, drug counseling, and the profound effect that embracing our entire selves can have on our professional and personal lives.
Lauren's profound insights into setting intentions for intimate experiences and recognising the qualitative nature of sexual fulfilment might just hold the key to unlocking new dimensions of your life.
Lauren masterfully illustrates how the simple pleasures of music and dance can not only rewire our neural pathways but also empower us to live more authentically. By the end of our conversation, you'll feel inspired to make each day a genuine self-expression.
Join us as we celebrate the multifaceted nature of our beings and learn how to harness the transformative power of pleasure and authenticity.
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**Please note this episode discussed sensitive topics including suicide
When Josh Creamer decided to use his voice to echo the stories of his Indigenous community, he committed to a path of resilience and leadership. As one of Australia's few Indigenous barristers, Josh opens up about his journey from the responsibilities that anchored his youth to the courtroom battles that have come to define much of his life's work. His candid conversation brings us face to face with the raw emotions of his legal crusades in landmark human rights cases and the personal struggles that have shaped his pursuit of justice and truth.
Embark on a deeply moving exploration of the systemic barriers that contribute to Indigenous disadvantage, interwoven with Josh Creamer's personal narrative of loss, leadership, and the legacy he aims to leave. His legal battles, including those for the Palm Island and Stolen Wages cases, reveal a commitment to shifting the narrative for his people—a chapter of Australian history often overshadowed. Join us as Josh shares his quest to empower Indigenous voices in law through the establishment of a scholarship aimed at supporting Indigenous women—a testament to the transformative power of mentorship.
In the shadows of trauma and adversity, Josh reveals the sanctity of self-care and the strength found in life's most challenging moments. He shares the poignant story of his trek to Everest Base Camp, a physical and symbolic journey that honors his brother's memory while shining a light on mental health and suicide prevention. This episode is not just a conversation; it's an invitation to witness the remarkable resilience of one man who, in the face of generational trauma, continues to rise, lead, and inspire change for a more inclusive future.Did you enjoy the episode? Send us a text!
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Ever wondered how the superpower of good energy leads to successful business consulting? Stephanie White, a dynamic leader with a fascinating journey, is here to inspire with her unwavering dedication to authenticity and courage.
Steph opens up about her path, from being a part of a family of shopkeepers at her parents business, Terry White Pharmacy to establishing her own company and every step in between!
Steph’s experiences across cultures and countries have contributed to her unique perspective on managing change and having difficult conversations in the workplace.
She uncovers the critical role of digital transformation and how she maintains a balance between digital and people-centric approaches in her business.
Branding, imposter syndrome and the importance of authenticity – Steph covers it all.
Tune in to this conversation; it's an exceptional blend of inspiration, practical advice, and unique insights from Steph White.
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This week we are excited to welcome one of the most successful, yet humble humans in the real estate world, the CEO and Co-Founder of Place Estate agents, Damian Hackett.
This episode is not just about real estate; it's about the core of every successful business - vision, mission, and values.
We delve into the significance of creating a clear organisational vision and discuss the necessity of a leader who acts on these values.
We take it a step further as we dig into the complexities of leading a family business, exploring the balance between work and family life and how Damian embraces the "learn it all, not know it all culture."
This is a great listen for those who want to hear how to build a powerful and enduring business and find your own happiness through it all.
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Have we got a story for you! Let us introduce you to the amazing Yas Grigaliunas. This incredible human is about to blow your mind.
Yas stops by the #leadwithcourage podcast to chat about her journey as a mum, a cancer pre-vivor, and a social impact entrepreneur at Circonomy (formerly known as the world's biggest garage sale).
We dive deep into the idea of the circular economy, uncover some mind-blowing stats about female founders, and explore innovative ways of securing funding.
Yaz really hammers home the importance of tapping into your own courage, vulnerability, and authenticity to live a truly fulfilling life. And let me tell you, her personal anecdotes shed light on just how powerful resilience can be when overcoming adversity.
Whether you're looking for personal growth or professional success, the wisdom we gain from this chat underscores just how vital it is to lead with courage, authenticity, and, of course, kindness.
Ready to dive in and get inspired? Tune in to this week's episode of Lead with Courage.
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Mark Hodgson joins the Lead with Courage podcast to share stories of his life, career and passions.
With 15 years in Senior Roles across the travel industry, the founder of Mind and Body Travel, Mark Hodgson has seen and experienced first hand the positive impact that travel can have on mental health, wellness, stress and relationships.
In this episode Mark talks about the the importance of having a support network, sharing how his brother played a critical role in his journey. Mark shares his passion for what travel means for him, sharing how travelling with his family and the importance of holidays helped him reconnect with himself.
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Charles Street is the co-founder of Inkwazi Adventures and TEDx speaker, and has joined the podcast today to share his work in providing bicycles for students in some of the poorest parts of Africa.
LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/streetcharles/Charles Street TEDx Talk - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hnwY0Nf6uBoInkwazi Adventures BIKES4ERP drop 2023Fundraising Page for our campaign 2024Inkwazi Adventures Website - https://www.inkwaziadventures.com.au/Inkwazi Adventures LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/inkwazi-adventures/Inkwazi Adventures FB Page - https://www.facebook.com/inkwaziadventures
Many children travel around 10-20km to school on foot every day, and by the time they get to school they are exhausted, in turns impacts their ability to learn.
Through BIKES4ERP, Charles tell the story of Ria, a young girl whose life got a new direction with just one bicycle, and how they were able to help hundreds of children like Ria, taking the school's pass rate went from a low bar of 35% to 85% in a short time.
Charles also shares about the mission of Adventure by Cycle, as well as the preparation and experience of being a TEDx speaker, and his growth mindset and what it is to 'play in the grey'.
Thanks so much to Charles for joining the podcast and can't wait to continue to see the impact that Inkwazi Adventures and BIKES4ERP continue to have.
'Adventure by Cycle'
Front Wheel: Changing the Lives of People
Back Wheel: Life Changing ExperiencesDid you enjoy the episode? Send us a text!
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Lead with Courage is back in 2024!
To kick us off in style, In this episode Andy and Cherie put on the headsets and turn on the mics to discuss what are habits, and what are goals, how they feed into each other and the essential elements that you need to consider.
They reflect on 2023, what they have loved, learnt and need to leave behind from the year that was.
They talk about their goals for 2024, as well as share some insights and and free resources / downloadables from Luminate Leadership's workshops, like the Wellness Wheel and the Reflect and Reset planner that you can do with your partner, friends and team.Did you enjoy the episode? Send us a text!
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Ever wondered how to blend different leadership styles within a team?
Andy and Cherie put on the headphones and turn on the mics for a short episode of the Lead with Courage podcast to discuss Whole Brain Thinking, which is the thinking preference tool bought know as HBDI (Herrmann Brain Dominance Instrument).
They discuss how understanding individual leadership styles and thinking preferences can foster team effectiveness.
Later they talk about the different reports on offer, as well as showcase Andy's individual HBDI report (available on Youtube) as well as an example of the Team Effectiveness Dashboard.
Learn more about Whole Brain Thinking
Enquire with Luminate about a Whole Brain Thinking workshop at [email protected]
See Andy's HBDI report and a Team Effectiveness report here.
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Simon Doble is a purpose driven humanitarian, social impact entrepreneur, keynote speaker, serial innovator and author.
From travelling to 106 countries, to living for 3 months in a refugee camp, Simon's story is in all parts inspiring and illuminating, as we dig deep into energy poverty and the global impact of Solar Buddy's innovative solutions.
On today's episode Simon shares his journey through life around finding his passion, overcoming personal challenges as well as the process of reconnecting with his children.
Simon's life and experiences are sure to leave you inspired, moved, and ready to make a difference in your corner of the world.
This was an absolute privilege for us to chat to Simon.
Simon Doble
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Nadine Moore is having massive impact on the world around her.
She’s a philanthropist, a trauma survivor, a kindness advocate, a mum, a wife, a resilience champion, Founder of the Sapphire Committe, as well as the Director of Philanthropy and Government Relations Queensland Children’s Hospital Foundation.
For the first time, Nadine is sharing her life story, going into great detail about mental and physical health challenges bought on by an eating disorder in her teenage years, and how that helped shape her career journey and the values and habits that she has cultivated in her life.
Her honesty and humility shows the significant impact that small acts of kindness can have, and the ripple effect they have created in the world around her.
Through this episode with Nadine we discuss some deep themes including depression, eating disorders and traumatic events which may be triggering for some listeners.
As always we encourage please take care when listening, and if it's any way triggering, then please take a break, and seek out help from a mental health care professional.
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On this week's edition of the #leadwithcourage podcast, we have a special episode for you!
Andy and Cherie get together and talk about a 7 letter, 3 syllable, often misunderstood word, but absolutely essential SUPER POWER called Empathy.
They talk through some real-life examples of what Empathy is, and what it isn't, and how showing empathy can create an environment where people feel safe to express themselves and how it contributes to deeper understanding amongst each other.
They discuss 'empathy misses', as well as different concepts and frameworks of empathy, such as a 'radical candor' and 'tactical empathy'.
Brene Brown's Empathy Misses
Daniel Goleman's 3 Types of Empathy
Chris Voss - Never Split the Difference (Tactical Empathy)
Kim Scott - Radical Candor
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Luminate Leadership as a Empathy Workshop!
Enquire now at [email protected]
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On this week's episode of the #leadwithcourage podcast, we welcome to the mic Ana Marinkovic, Executive General Manager of Small Business Bank at NAB.
Born and raised in Serbia, Ana's path to Australia was anything but simple, as she shares with us stories from her past, and her they shape approach to Life and Leadership.
As the conversation moves to the workplace today, Ana shares with us her perspective on the power of diversity, inclusion, and personal growth.
Ana shows us how we can build a robust support network for mental and emotional health, as well as creating a more successful and collaborative work environment.
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We have the incredible pleasure of introducing Carlo Novak to Lead with Courage podcast.
Carlo is a former professional athlete, has served in the military as a solider, been a paramedic, and is now a franchise owner in Hobart with Studio Pilates.
Carlo is a lover of life. But it wasn't always that way.
Carlo talks about this experience with depression and his journey of post-traumatic growth. He takes us through his path of spiritual transformation, detailing how his faith helped him break free from the cycle of depression.
Carlo's story is a celebration of courage, resilience and healing.
Please note, through this episode with Carlo we discuss some mental health themes including depression and suicide, and as always encourage please take care when listening, and if it's any way triggering, then please take a break, and seek out help from a mental health professional.
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Until the next episode, we hope you live and Lead with Courage!
Cherie and Andy x
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Luminate Leadership is not a licensed mental health service and is not a substitute for professional mental health advice, treatment or assessment. The advice given in this episode is general in nature, but if you’re struggling, please see a healthcare professional, or call lifeline on 13 11 14. -
Amanda Spencer joins the podcast today to talk about her body building journey, about the discipline, and transformational confidence-building that going out of your comfort zone can provide.
Amanda also discusses her 25 year career in People and Culture roles, and most recently and currently as Group Chief People Office at Home Instead.
Amanda discusses the importance of employee engagement and the cultivation of a positive company culture. She shares her perspective on leadership in the workplace today, emphasizing the need for transparency, support, and vulnerability, the importance of setting boundaries and what a healthy work life balance can look like.
By the end of this episode, you'll be left inspired, motivated and ready to take on the world with a new perspective.
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Until the next episode, we hope you live and Lead with Courage!
Cherie and Andy x
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Luminate Leadership is not a licensed mental health service and is not a substitute for professional mental health advice, treatment or assessment. The advice given in this episode is general in nature, but if you’re struggling, please see a healthcare professional, or call lifeline on 13 11 14. -
Imagine stepping into the new year with a RECHARGED spirit and a clear mind.
In this special #leadwithcourage episode, Andy, Cherie and Mandy join the podcast today to discuss what strategies and techiniques they use to RECHARGE, as well as announcing a BRAND NEW workshop that Luminate is launching, called RECHARGE.
After chatting to many businesses around team morale and engagement recently, we felt compelled to create a short workshop.
It's a SHORT 3 hour session designed for all staff (no minimum or maximum numbers).The intention is to create time and space for your team to stop, take time and reflect, reset their goals and reconnect as a team.
It's created to be an ideal fit for an end of year function, a planning day or a way to kickstart your team in 2024.
To enquire about RECHARGE for your team, or any other workshops for your business, please see the link below:
RECHARGE workshop
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Contact Luminate to book RECHARGE for your teamDid you enjoy the episode? Send us a text!
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If you enjoyed it, we'd be grateful if you like, share and subscribe to hear our future conversations.
To find out more about the work we do Luminate Leadership connect with us:
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Until the next episode, we hope you live and Lead with Courage!
Cherie and Andy x
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Luminate Leadership is not a licensed mental health service and is not a substitute for professional mental health advice, treatment or assessment. The advice given in this episode is general in nature, but if you’re struggling, please see a healthcare professional, or call lifeline on 13 11 14. - Show more
