Francis Lynch works as a coach, counsellor, and consultant in his own practice and he is a contractor at Vital Conversations. He worked for 25 years in the community service sector, including 15 years in executive roles, 8 of them as Chief Executive of Ruah – you can see a detailed work history on LinkedIn. Francis is past President of both the Australian Council of Social Services, and of the Western Australian Council of Social Services. He has significant experience in developing and delivering partnerships with government and non-government partners. His extensive professional networks across Australia has created value for many projects that he has been involved in. He's motivated to deliver high-level outcomes to communities and individuals who need support to reach their potential. In this episode we talk about: What is the motivation behind Francis Lynch doing social work? What is the day-to-day activity of people working as a social worker? Helping people and families struggling with their life How does Francis addresses and respond to homelessness and domestic violence? How Francis go about affecting change? 2017 upcoming social work projects of Francis Lynch

Jules Galloway is a passionate naturopath, healthy foodie and wellness expert, living just 10 minutes from Byron Bay, Australia. Her mission is to help fatigued women find their shine again. Growing up in a household where two members had coeliac disease, she gained an early insight into what it’s like to eat gluten free. But it wasn’t until her 20’s and 30’s (after years of partying hard) that she suffered health issues which forced a rethink of her own eating habits and lifestyle. She learned to thrive with a combination of wholefoods, an 80/20 paleo diet, exercise, meditation, mindfulness, and a HUGE dose of happiness. Since 2013 she has created recipe books, live events around the country, and an online wellness program called Shiny Healthy You – Fatigued to Fabulous in 12 Weeks. In this episode we talk about: What it is like for Jules Galloway to live in a country town, Byron? The differences of living in a fast-paced and slow moving environment How does she manage her work? What is adrenal fatigue and how does it affect your day-to-day life? Does time spent on a task matters when it comes to fulfillment? How does Jules managed working with people she does not like or respect? How to look after yourself and support your body before an event? What is fight-or-flight response and how does cortisol hormone functions? The significance of herbs, supplements, meditation and mindfulness

Annemarie Cross – also known (and referred to by her colleagues and community as “The Podcasting Queen.”) Annemarie Cross is a Brand & Communications Strategist helping clients design and launch powerful online and offline marketing strategies – specifically their very own Podcast Series (where she helps them every step of the way with her Done For You offering) so they can finally get noticed, hired and paid what they’re worth. She has been listed among the Top 25 Podcasts for Entrepreneurs, Top 50 Podcast for Entrepreneurs, and Top 100 Small Business Podcasts worldwide by well-known and respected small business websites, including Entrepreneur.com, where she continue to share her Brand, Communication & Podcasting for Publicity and Profit strategies with entrepreneurs and small business – globally. In this episode we talk about: Why and when did Annemarie Cross started her podcasting journey? How did podcasting helps Annemarie and other entrepreneurs and small businesses? How to market your service and convert a person into a client? The significance of recognizing your strengths and understanding your uniqueness

The Merrymaker Sisters started their journey in February 2013 after they developed an unhealthy obsession with fad diet, quick fixes and negative body image. In a bid to create a healthy, happy and more magic filled world, they discovered that real food was the answer and set about creating an online business to help people across the globe live better lives by providing them with meal plans, recipes and support. Within a few short years the girls have skyrocketed to success and as well as their blog and other online projects they have self-published a book, started a podcast, #MerryBiz and have just recently scored a publishing deal with their dream publisher Hay House. In this episode we talk about: Highlights of Emma and Carla Papas on Gold Coast event The difference of having a positive mindset towards your dreams and goals The fear of failure hindering your success How to recognize and overcome fear? The importance of being grateful

Nicole Avery is one of those people who has a whole lot on her plate, but balances it all with finesse. She is a professional blogger at Planning with Kids, an author, speaker and marathon runner - on top of being mum to five kids aged seven to 17. Her blog is a goldmine of tips, advice and lessons on managing family life, from meal planning to ways to fit in me-time, all with Nic's trademark practical and approachable style. We chat about her path to professional blogging, just how she manages to cook for and feed seven people, and the steep learning curves of parenting. In this episode we talk about: What are the things that keeps Nicole Avery busy? What does referral marketing mean and how does Nicole grow her business? Nicole is running her own podcast, 'This Family Life'. What motivates her to try podcasting?

Barbara Stevens has lived on the Sunshine Coast for more than 30 years. After nurturing friends and family through trying and difficult break-ups, including her own, she decided to design the 12 Inspirational Step Program to overcoming your breakup. She also interviewed and compiled a collection of 12 Inspirational Stories from women who have battled and survived their own break-ups. www.barbarastevens.com.au was developed by Barbara as a platform for people to learn and download free resources, which includes coping mechanisms and advice. In this episode we talk about: How does Barbara Stevens finds energy in making her podcast The importance of unloading hardships during separation or breakups Why men and women handles breakup differently Working on the blame game situations and dealing with different clients Barbara Stevens podcasting journey

Brooke McAlary is a writer, podcaster. She's also the host and creator of the iTunes #1 Health show, Slow Home Podcast and founder of Jackrabbit.FM. Brooke lives with her husband and two kids in the Blue Mountains of Australia and suffers a severe case of wanderlust. Brooke has been connecting with people online since 2011, when she launched her blog, Slow Your Home. Since then she’s connected with more than 2 million people and her first podcast, The Slow Home Podcast has been downloaded more than 1.3 million times and was voted by iTunes as one of the top new shows of 2015. She also loves shiraz, naps, snowboarding and travel. Always with the travel. In this episode we talk about: How Brooke fell in love with podcasting and decided to start her own podcast network How podcasting made her feel connected and engaged to other people Starting a podcast network - from production, editing and distribution The workload and the motivation behind creating a podcast network

Tanja Turner Tanja Turner is a Digital Consultant and podcaster who supports individuals and small businesses in using Technology. She is co-host of the Aussie Bloggers Podcast and hosts her own radio show once a week at Coach on Fire Radio Network. Amanda Hoffmann After years of bookkeeping for her husband and his mates, Amanda made her big step in 2008 when she opened her own bookkeeping business. Amanda Hoffmann studied finance and completed her Cert IV in Bookkeeping and registered as a BAS Agent. She is more than a bookkeeper, her passion is real estate investing, social media and blogging. She loves to teach and that is why Amanda can set you up in Xero, QBO or Myob Essentials and show you how to complete your own day to day bookkeeping. In this episode we talk about: Highlights of Tanja and Amanda podcasting journey Starting point of Tanja and Amanda Their thoughts of doing a podcast together What they have learned from podcasting

Kristie Melling is an interesting woman. She is an expert massage therapist who can name all the weird bones and muscles in your body but has the bonus ability to make it easy-going and entertaining at the same time. She has had experience working with all types of client conditions, from chronic lower back complaints to shoulder issues. Additionally, Kristie Melling is your host of the Rubbed the Wrong Way podcast. She is just like you a working massage therapist who simply has a passion for talking to our peers. She has been in this biz for a little while now, and she still loves every second, but just like you she knows that you are facing challenges and hurdles. In this episode we talk about: Kristie Melling Rubbed the Wrong Way Podcast Kristie’s podcasting journey Responsibility of doing the show Giving people an insight of what you are doing How Kristie helped other massage therapist and leverage things

Glen Carlson is an award winning entrepreneur, speaker and co-founder of the "Key Person of Influence program". “One of the top personal branding conferences in the world”. INC.com "The worlds leading business accelerator." Entrepreneur.com In less than 4 years Glen has built his own business into the 9th fastest growing company in Australia (SmartCompany 2014). Key Person of Influence is a Global Small Business with a team of 25 in 10 timezones and is best known for their 40 Week Business Accelerator that helps the founders of traditional businesses (Financial Planners, Personal Trainers, Designers etc) to do their best work and get known at scale. In this episode we talk about: 2-year podcast journey of Glen Carlson About Dent and Key Person of Influence The struggle and stress of growth for business