Parenting Plus Business

In this episode, Josh talks with Alan Stevens. Alan is an International Profiling and Communications Specialist who has worked with international clients, the likes of Disney Films and Gillette, and high-profile organizations like the Australian Federal Police to help them to understand how people tick. Alan works with business owners and executives, helping them to understand and engage their clients and prospects, enhancing their presentations and negotiation skills, and increasing sales. And with parents and teachers to help them enhance the ability of their children to reach their full potential while improving the experience of the parents, teachers, and students. His latest community initiative is The Campfire Project. The Campfire is a safe place for men and women to give themselves permission to tell their stories. To share their experiences and wisdom from around the world. This is his #WeTogether initiative.

In this episode, Josh speaks to Gladys Simen. Gladys is a life coach for moms who are trying to balance their work and family life. She is a life enthusiast who lived in 5 different countries, mastered 2 languages, and changed several professions. It took becoming a fabulous mama for her to tap into some BIG superpowers within herself. Former quiet introvert, today is passionate about helping women live big, beautiful, shooting-for-the-stars kind of lives right now. Gladys considers herself an advocate for the working mama!

In this episode, Josh talks to the inspiring Mana Simpson. Mana is an Aerospace Engineer with an MBA from RMIT University in Melbourne, VIC. She is a wife and also a mum to a 3 Year daughter. She has also founded a passion Project "Foxy Beginnings" where children's goods are ethically handcrafted by women artisans in developing countries.

In this Episode, Josh chats with Jonnie Jensen. Jonnie is 47 and a Dad. He is a father, son and brother with two children, Jago and Rosie. At a young age he suffered the death of his Mother, experienced having a step-mother and then went through his fathers divorce and bankruptcy. Jonnie was inspired to create Team Super Dad after his marriage breakdown.The challenges of miscarriages, financial meltdown, growing his own business and coping with his wifes 4 year illness had burnt him out. It wasn't until his brothers suicide though that he realised how broken he and his marriage was. In rebuilding his life Jonnie realised how happiness as well as success was all he - and most other Dads - want. His ambition for Team Super Dad is to see dads all over the World confidently living life, loving their partner and laughing with their children. He loves hosting the Team Super Dad podcast and sharing his story anywhere he can motivate and inspire other Dads.

In This episode, Josh Talks with Dawna Campbell.Known as the Mind Whisperer, Dawna combines her past knowledge, wisdom, and experience to assist you in creating and restoring a life of happiness, prosperity, and love. Dawna has over 25 years combined years of professional experience. As a former Financial Advisor, her book, Financially Fit, is a #1 International Best Seller bringing together the world of money and the energy body, and the souls essence. She is a professional speaker sharing her techniques during interactive workshops and maintains an international private practice.

In this Episode Josh Talks to Sarah Wehkamp. Sarah is a YouTuber, podcaster, speaker, and Huffington Post and Becoming Minimalist contributor and writer. She is also a wife, mom to twin boys, another little boy, and a goldendoodle named Yoshi. She helps parents like you conquer feelings of overwhelm, guilt, self-doubt, loneliness and lost identity so that you can breathe easier and stress less. Sarah encourages others by sharing the naked truth about her own journey through anxiety and depression.

In this episode, Josh talks to Matt Raad. Matt has created financial freedom in his life, starting from zero and using a very unconventional method. Both he and his wife Liz Raad are website investors, which means they use digital assets to generate their cashflow and wealth. They were one of the first in the world to realise that they could buy websites, renovate them like real estate, and then sell or keep them for cashflow. He shares his insights into his journey as a successful entrepreneur and full-time investor, starting out as a zoologist, buying his first business, raising a young family and having lots of great adventures on the way!

In this episode, Josh talks to Sally Willbanks. Sally is an award-winning Australian artist who put the brushes down at the end of 2019 to start an apparel brand that shines a light on neurodiversity. The business is only 16 months old, but it has really taken off, and she now calls herself a neurodiversity advocate rather than an artist.

In this episode, Josh talks with Stephanie Ryan. Stephanie has a strong background in chemistry and biology and enjoys applying her background to develop superior educational products. She is also interested in how mathematics and science intertwine. Stephanie Ryan has experience in curriculum development, assessment, and training staff how to use technology and software. Stephanie Ryan has taught science in formal and informal settings from K-16, and developed curricula for After School Matters programs in Chicago, Illinois. Stephanie Ryan earned her Ph.D. in the Learning Sciences from the University of Illinois at Chicago. She has an M.S. and B.S. in chemistry, from the University of Illinois at Chicago and Saint Mary's College, respectively. For more information, please visit http://www.letslearnaboutscience.com/ or www.ryaneducationconsulting.com/ Follow Stephanie Ryan on Instagram @LetsLearnAboutScience

In This Episode Josh Chats with Kobi Simmat. Kobi is the founder and CEO of Best Practice Biz (Best Practice Certification, Best Practice Talent, Next Practice Management), a global business improvement agency. He is super passionate about helping organizations to be great places to work, to buy from, and to invest in. He is a successful business advisor who has conducted 20k+ business performance reviews and generated $50 million+ in revenue. First and foremost, Kobi is a husband and father. If he's not spending time with family, he is on the water. He loves every single water sport whether it is liquid or frozen. In business specifically, Kobi's philosophy is about ensuring you create an amazingly uplifting experience for everybody. For all the touchpoints -anyone involved with the business – even if you're not commercially transacting with them, it's important to be giving. You're not expecting reciprocity. You become a remarkable brand, meaning you're a brand that's worth remarking on, and that's when a brand really starts to grow.