DREAMS into SUCCESS

Greig Pickhaver or better known as HG Nelson is one of the all-time great Australian comedians, broadcasters and TV presenters. HG’s partner in crime for the past 35 years has been John Doyle or Rampaging Roy Slaven and together formed a dynamic duo as “Roy & HG.”Roy & HG spent 22 years on Triple JJJ radio together, before moving to Triple MMM to host – The Sporting Probe, as well as appearing for 126 episodes on television with their show Club Buggery. Perhaps where Australia as a Nation really got to experience the hilarious pair was on Channel 7’s program ‘The Dream’ during the broadcast of the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games.Roy & HG had us all in stitches with special comments of the Olympic sports, including gymnastics, such as the spinning date, battered sav, the flat bag, honey I’m home and of course, hello boys!In this episode HG gives an incredible insight into what made the duo successful, how they solved problems, looked at sport from a different angle and how it is important to know your role.Although always ready to have a laugh, HG also shares some inspiring messages, particularly about having no regrets in life, taking risks and making the most of the opportunities.To connect with HG Nelson -Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/royandhgTwitter – https://twitter.com/hg_nelsonRoy & HG Podcast - https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/roy-and-hg-bludging-on-the-blindside/id1506120132 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Tami Roos is an empowering and positive woman with a PhD in Parapsychic Science and dissertation on meditation. Combined with her best-selling book titled ‘Presence is Power’ – I AM THE GIFT, it is no wonder that Tami has been changing lives through the practice of mindfulness and meditation techniques for years.Tami has worked closely with leading organisations such at The Age, ESPN, Commonwealth Bank, ABC, Aesop, as well as professional sporting teams and athletes, including Melbourne FC, Sydney Swans FC in the AFL. In this episode, we uncover the power of meditation, the positive and life changing benefits of practicing daily and how it plays such a significant part in our mindset and how we show up and approach each and every day. We also discuss the importance of being present, eliminating our distractions, how to switch off, take some time out, putting our phones away, and learning how to control our breath and recharge our minds. Tami also delivers a 3-minute guided meditation that will be sure to bring a smile to your face and inspire you to improve your life. To connect with Tami Roos:Website - https://tamiroos.comInstagram – https://www.instagram.com/tami_roos/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Steve Balbi is one of the all-time great Australian musicians and an icon in the industry. From first appearing on TV Talent quest show ‘Pot of Gold’ at the tender age of 12 in 1976, before leaving school at 16yrs of age to chase his dream of being a performing artist. Not too long after he founded and produced Aussie chart-toppers band ‘Noiseworks’ in 1986.The accolades continue, with countless world-wide tours, 4 multi-platinum award winning albums and various ARIA Award nominations later, as well as performing on vocals and guitar for David Bowie’s Hours session.Steve has also delivered the rebirth of Australian Cricket in the 2018/19 Summer composing and producing the new Test Cricket Theme song for FOX Sports. His new album composed during lockdown in 2020 ‘I Think I Know For Sure’ has also just been released.In this episode, Steve gives a raw insight into life on the road as a musician, what it was like selling out concerts 6 nights a week and we are lucky enough to get a beautiful Bob Dylan rendition that truly is amazing!However, what really shines through in this episode is the authenticity of Steve Balbi. His inspiring example of multiple times throughout his life where he made a decision to follow his heart and passion, trusting his instinct and believing that anything is possible.Steve is a down to earth man with a beautiful voice who has had a remarkable life. He lives by a great set of values and it was without doubt one of my favourite episodes to date.To connect with Steve Balbi:Website - https://stevebalbi.comInstagram – https://www.instagram.com/stevebalbi/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Neroli Meadows is an experienced, well respected and down to earth Australian Sports TV presenter.From originally working as a Sports Reporter in Perth for Channel 7, Nez was quickly snapped up and forged a successful career hosting a wide range of Sports TV programs and sporting events.From International Cricket, to covering the AFL on FOX FOOTY, Cricket World Cup Finals, the Australian Open Tennis and even the most watched sporting event in the world, the NFL Super Bowl in Miami with ESPN earlier this year.Nez is currently in the UAE covering the Indian Premier League (IPL) for Star Sports India with one of England’s famous Cricketers Kevin Pieterson.In this episode, we delve into Neroli’s career, the challenges faced as a female journalist in a largely male dominated industry, the need for equality in sport and how important it is that we start to recognise the gap that still exists. We also touch on some incredible highlights and the thrill of being so close to the action.Nez has a unique perspective in making sure the human side of sport is told, she is a beam of energy and positivity and is living proof that you can chase your dreams if you really set your mind to it.To connect with Neroli –Instagram – https://www.instagram.com/nezm/Twitter – https://twitter.com/Neroli_Meadows?re...Podcast – OrdiNEROLI Speaking - https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Brock McLean is a former AFL footballer who played 157 games across x2 Clubs – Melbourne F.C. and Carlton F.C.A highly talented junior, Brock made the All-Australian u18 side and was taken with pick #5 in 2003 National Draft. He quickly established himself as a respected and leading midfielder in the competition.However, what the public wasn’t aware of was the mental health battle, the drug and alcohol abuse and the diagnoses of depression and bipolar disease.In this episode, we dig deep into Brock’s darkest times, his ability to bring himself back from adversity and the importance of speaking up when you are not OK. This is an inspiring and raw conversation with some simple yet critical reminders for us all;Never worry about what other people think of youDon’t be scared of failureBe around people who make you happyMake sure you talk to someone if you are struggling; speak up….it’s not a sign of weakness, it’s a sign of strength.I hope you are inspired by this episode as much as I was. It is truly a credit to Brock with the person he has turned out to be, and the amazing courage it took to turn his life around.There are always people who want to help you, so please don’t fight your battles alone. Talk to a friend, family member or reach out to professionals. There is always light at the end of the tunnel.You can also contact:Lifeline Australia 13 11 14Beyond Blue 1300 22 4636 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Baggy Green Caps, Positive Mindset & Challenging Yourself Brett Lee is one of the all-time great Australian Cricketers. Regarded as one of the fastest ever bowlers in the world, clocking 161km/h, this man has achieved success in all forms of the game. From taking a 5-wicket haul in his Australian Boxing Day Test debut on the MCG in 1999, to winning the 2003 World Cup Final over archrivals India and living out a childhood dream playing alongside his brother Shane in the green and gold colours. Taking 310 Test wickets, 380 One Day International wickets, achieving a total of 10 (ten) 5-wicket hauls and incredibly over a 20-year period consistently bowling over 150km/h – is just phenomenal. In this episode, we relive the moment that Binga received his famous Australian baggy green cap, the power of a positive mindset, the importance of challenging yourself, not taking the easy road in life and how fitness played an integral part of his success. We also get an amazing insight of Brett’s visualisation process, the ability to turn negatives into positives, bounce back from setbacks and injuries whilst always remembering what is important in life – his family. I hope you are inspired by this episode as much as I was. Binga is one of the nicest blokes you will ever meet, and it was a pleasure to have him on the show.To connect with BrettWebsite - https://www.brettlee.com.auInstagram – https://www.instagram.com/brettlee_58/Twitter - https://twitter.com/BrettLee_58 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Stephanie Rice is a Triple Olympic Gold Medallist, x5 World Record holder, x2 Australian Olympian, International Swimming Hall of Fame member and Order of Australia Medal recipient.The golden girl of the pool took us all by storm as she dominated the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games, bringing home x3 Gold medals and smashing x3 World records at the same time.In this episode, we discover Steph’s secrets to her success in the pool. The power of a positive mindset, the importance of believing in yourself, visualising your performance and committing 100% to your goals and dreams.We also discuss the transition of life after sport, the challenges Steph faced in finding her new passion, tips on the ability to self-reflect and grow and what brings fulfillment to Steph’s life today.I hope you are inspired by this episode as much as I was. Steph is a down to earth Aussie girl with a fun and energetic personality, with a passion to live a life by her motto ‘BE THE BEST YOU CAN BE.’To connect with Stephanie -Website - https://stephanierice.com.auInstagram – https://www.instagram.com/itsstephrice/Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/ItsStephRice/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Adam Edwards is a former bar/nightclub owner turned Spiritual Life Coach.Adam was in many observers’ eyes, living the dream life! Owning bars and nightclubs all across Melbourne, holding parties and events that no young 18 – 35-year-old wanted to miss and was the envy of many - plenty of friends, unlimited drink cards, rubbing shoulders with all the sports stars and celebrities and becoming wealthy along the way. But something was missing….this life was making Adam miserable, depressed and it was all too exhausting. Adam didn’t have an identity, was lost and overwhelmed with where his life was heading.In this episode we discuss the turning point for Adam. How he discovered his true purpose and identity. We talk about life values and principles, how to have a powerful positive mindset, tips on how to create the life of your dreams, and the power of daily rituals and morning routines.Adam has some amazing philosophies on life and is now living a life of fulfillment and service by helping his clients discover their true purpose and meaning.I hope you enjoy this episode as much as I did. There are so many brilliant messages to take away.To connect with Adam -Website - https://adamedwards.coFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/adamdg.edwards?epa=SEARCH_BOXInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/adamedwardsco/Now, get out there, faces those fears and live those dreams. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Ryan Fitzgerald is commonly known for hosting breakfast radio with NOVA on the Fitzy & Wippa Show, and regularly appearing on our TV screens with Channel 10’s The Project and Channel 7’s The Front Bar warming the hearts of Australian’s all over the country. However, there is so much more to the loveable, down to earth character of Fitzy.A highly talented AFL player, Fitzy seemingly had the world at his feet as an 18-year-old, being selected with Pick #4 in the AFL draft. A promising debut where he kicked 5 goals soon turned sour where injuries would take its toll. Fitzy quickly found himself back in Adelaide, pouring beers at the local pub with no clear direction of where his life was heading.This inspiring episode shares the emotional highs and lows that life can throw at us, but importantly also reminds us of the need to be kind to one another and appreciate what we have. We touch on everything from his Big Brother experience, his passion for music gigs and what it’s really like being behind the mic on NOVA every day.Fitzy’s quick-witted humour, his passion for life and enjoyment he gets from his family is evident during this episode. You will also see a much more serious side too as we delve deep into societies misconception of what “being a man” looks like, the battles of mental health, toxic masculinity and the importance of men showing empathy and vulnerability.It was truly a pleasure to sit down with Fitzy and be joined by my co-host, Fitzy’s son, Hewie. I have no doubt it will encourage others out there to face their fears and live their dreams! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Micky O is a former Sydney Swans 2005 Premiership player, a 303 game AFL superstar, Hall of Fame and Indigenous Team of the Century member who kicked 521 career goals.It was a pleasure and inspiring to sit down with one of my great mates and hear a remarkable story that will be sure to encourage many to follow their dreams.In this episode we discuss what life was like growing up in Adelaide, the transition to Sydney, the challenges faced when moving away from his family and community after being drafted, as well as how to fight through adversity. This interview has it all, from an in-depth look at Micky O’s days as a Sydney Swans player and what his motivation was to succeed, to life after footy, his love for his family and we touch on his great mate Adam Goodes and how special their connection is.Micky O’s energy, his passion for life and enjoyment he gets from his family (wife Emma, and 3 kids, Taya, James and Lenny) is evident during this episode. You will also see the much loved and lighter side of Micky O as we share laughs over our times together, social basketball and the amazing work he continues to do with the GO Foundation and his business ARA Indigenous Services.I hope you enjoy this episode as much as I did. There are so many brilliant messages to take away.To connect with Micky O -ARA Indigenous Services - https://indigenous.aragroup.com.auGO Foundation - https://www.gofoundation.org.auInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/mickyo19/LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/michael-o-loughlin-82998729/Now, get out there, faces those fears and live those dreams. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Ben Clark is a former member of the famous and much-loved group The Ten Tenors and a semi-finalist on Channel 9’s The Voice 2018, where he was coached by iconic Australia singer Delta Goodrem.Ben has experienced it all. He has met and performed in front of the Pope and Oprah Winfrey and has done Australian’s proud for almost a decade belting out our National Anthem in front of 100,000’s fan at multiple major events;•The Ashes Test (Boxing Day) at MCG•Australian Wallabies Series•NRL State of Origin•Australian Boomers v USA Basketball TeamIn this episode of ‘Dreams into Success’ Ben talks about dreams, his love and passion for singing. How he found his identity and truest form of himself but did so with many struggles and setbacks along the way, including where he was almost sacked from The Ten Tenors.We learn of Ben’s love for his family, his advice for this year’s contestants on The Voice and the current state of the Australian Music Industry. We are also very fortunate to hear Ben’s very own version of John Farnham’s – You’re The Voice.Sit back, listen and enjoy on Apple iTunes or Spotify or watch this episode on YouTube.I hope you enjoy this episode as much as I did. There are so many brilliant messages to take away.To connect with Ben -Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/BenClarkSings/Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/benclarksings/ Now, get out there, faces those fears and live those dreams. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Paul Roos is an icon of the Australian Football League (AFL).Roosy played 356 VFL/AFL Games, was x7 All Australian (91’ and 92’ as Captain), x5 Best & Fairest winner, Fitzroy Team of the Century member, AFL Hall of Fame inductee and Sydney Swans Premiership Coach in 2005.In this episode of DREAMS into SUCCESS we discuss the importance of building relationships, being vulnerable, developing self-awareness and how to be a good leader (both in a sporting organisation and in the business world).Roosy talks about his coaching experience, the fond memories of coaching the Sydney Swans to a Premiership victory in 2005, breaking a 72-year drought for the Club. Through this conversation we get an amazing insight into the bloods culture and how to develop a winning attitude.It is clear during this episode that leaders must be role models. Organisations need to have a clear set of guidelines and behaviours that all players and/or colleagues buy into. We also discuss the importance of creating “life” balance and identifying what you stand for as a person – ‘what do you want written on your tombstone?’I hope you enjoy this episode as much as I did. There are so many brilliant messages to take away.Now, get out there, faces those fears and live those dreams. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

‘Dreams into Success’ is a podcast that provides listeners with a platform to be inspired and encouraged to face their fears and follow their dreams.You will be inspired by not only well-known sports stars, former athletes, lifestyle coaches, successful entrepreneurs, TV presenters and influencers from the media and entertainment industry but we will also speak with your everyday heroes and how they were inspired to dream and what success means to them. The stories, conversations and guidance you will receive from the amazing guests on the show will teach you how to turn up every single day and be the best version of yourself.We all have dreams. By joining the ‘Dreams into Success’ community you will learn the importance of building relationships, becoming role models and how to develop your own personal brand and identity. The podcast will assist in guiding you towards your passion and purpose in life, by following your dreams and defining what success means to you.Thanks so much for stopping by.Join me by subscribing to Apple iTunes, Spotify or SoundCloud accounts and follow our social media platforms @dreamsintosuccess on Instagram and Facebook. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Alan Goodrope is a success story from the 1970's. An era where sportspersons were regarding as amateurs, working full-time jobs and striving for success in a sport they enjoyed. For Alan, Cycling was his love.A Victoria State title holder and champion at 21 years old, before soon becoming an Australian Olympian, selected in the 1976 Montreal Olympic Games.This is a raw episode where Alan talks about the pride and elation of securing his spot on the Olympic team, how hard work pays off, and the importance of understanding that there will be setbacks along the journey, but you need to have that fighting spirit.Commitment, hard work and focusing on your goals are the pillars behind this interview.If you enjoyed this episode, please visit www.chrisgoodrope.com subscribe to the podcast and follow at Instagram.com/dreamsintosuccess See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.