Greatness Podcast

Tuti Scott is an amazing change agent and joined the Greatness podcast to share the source of her inspiration (a resilient single mom raising five kids) and her advocacy for people who are "under-resourced in the world". From supporting women athletes to her current work around gender lens investing, Tuti is making a huge difference. A shocking 1.6% of both philanthropic and capital dollars go to women and girls. Tuti's free downloadable guide, Moving Money for Impact: A Guide to Gender Lens Investing, is a must-read on the topic. As consumers and investors, we can make a difference. 

Back in 2016 I had the good fortune to share the experience of doing my TEDx Talk with my good friend and bestselling author/coach Christy Belz, an amazing experience. Christy utilized our TEDx Talk experiences, and those of 10 other women, to bring her ideas to life in her book, Oh God of Second Chances, Here I Am Again. This book is an amazing exploration of living with courage and leading with authenticity. Christy discusses our daily choice points and how to be more present and centered in our lives, how to be a "human being" versus a "human doer". 

Disrupt or Die: Transforming Australia's Construction Industry - a bold new report from the Australian Constructors Association. CEO Jon Davies joined the Greatness podcast to discuss the report, which delves into the construction industry issues of lagging productivity gains, the cost of conflict and lack of trust, and the challenges associated with low-bid/tender, commodity type purchasing. Jon's advice, at any level - ask "why" - why are we doing things this way? 

Everything changes. It's life's only constant. Even when we say we're willing to adapt, we often fight it. In this episode of the Greatness podcast, change expert and digital transformation pioneer Friska Wirya talks about how adapting to new situations can benefit both individuals and organizations. Having worked with some of the major companies in mining, engineering, and technology, Friska helps to bring digital transformation to life by speeding up adoption and developing digital solutions. 

Given the current social, economic, and political climate, our mental health is more important than ever. In this episode of the Greatness podcast, we welcome John Robertson, CEO of Fortlog Services and an expert on workplace wellness, who discusses the importance of employees' mental health and how it affects the success of our business and organization.

Do you find it hard to express yourself at work? For many of us, feeling insecure at work is a continuous challenge. However, it is also a major hurdle to reaching our professional goals and realizing our full potential. Remember that lack of confidence is not a flaw, and that these limitations should not define you. We've invited Mira Parmar, career confidence and leadership coach, to the Greatness Podcast to help us navigate our way into that confidence that's lying within us.

When we start something new in our lives, whether it's a business or a new job, we are often discouraged by our fears of failing or making the wrong decision. Keynote speaker, mentor, and author Janine Garner joined us on the Greatness Podcast to share her insights on how we can all unleash our inner brilliance and overcome our fears. Janine has helped thousands of influential leaders and business owners around the world develop to their full potential and take their companies to the next level

Life, they say, is a never-ending learning process. And a curious mind is constantly eager to learn. Asking the right questions gets the right answers. In this episode of the Greatness Podcast, master questioner, content curator, and well-known public speaker Holly Ransom shares her motivating force behind human ingenuity, creativity, and progress. Holly, who has interviewed international leaders such as Barack Obama, Richard Branson, and Condoleeza Rice, aims to tackle complexity with curiosity, indifference with empowerment, and fear with facts.

What doesn't kill you makes you stronger, or so the saying goes. A woman's resilience is one of her many admirable qualities. When we've been through adversity, we've strengthened ourselves for the next time something equally or more trying comes our way. I have invited my close friend, author, and engineer Jill Tietjen to discuss her most recent book, Over, Under, Around, and Through: How Hall of Famers Overcome Obstacles. A collection of uplifting stories about perseverance, hope, and zeal.

Hope heals.The pandemic created some level of trauma for most of us. But how effective are we at moving past trauma and developing resilience? I would argue that society in many ways trains us to suppress our feelings rather than dealing with trauma and building resilience. Author and speaker Carrington Smith joined the Greatness podcast to share her deeply personal stories of trauma and tremendously helpful tips on how to process trauma and build resilience.