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Hayley shares a chapter from her latest book - The Me Project Attraction Guide. 

Hayley has another rant about Buy Now, Pay Later and points others to use a budget. 

Hayley kicks off her public crusade against botox and plastic surgery. 

Hayley airs a few grievances with the view of finding good opportunities during times of despair. 

Hayley shortlists the good things to think about.

Hayley explores how work and life must have a defined and obvious separation point, which can be challenging in technological times; however is crucial to committing to our own self-care and care of our significant others.

Hayley discusses the concerns of one of the first ever attendees of The Me Project, a Medicine student and her suggestions for improving her situation and how to navigate her crossroads. 

Hayley explores how aspiring coaches are being exploited by the education market and the attributes that The Me Project values in their coaches. 

Hayley explores the reasons why she declined what she felt was a 'dream job opportunity' and discusses how to prioritise what truly matters. 

Hayley explores how our self-talk and excuses influence our results and reveals how we can take more responsibility for outcomes in our lives. 

Hayley explores her own busy schedule and offers some guidance steps to others in how to instigate and navigate the best year ever in their lives. 

Hayley critically analyses the 1920's success classic 'Think and Grow Rich' by Napolean Hill, adding in new streams of thought on its relevancy for our modern times. 

Hayley explores the negative impact that being inauthentic can have on our lives. She encourages listeners to break out of this cycle to live truly compelling, authentic lives, as well to receive the additional support of The Me Project's Premium Podcast. 

Hayley explores the notion of 'unconscious biases' and how we might not be aware that we have tendencies to act based on our own internal categorizing of others. 

Hayley discusses her holiday to Italy with a group of global high-achieving corporate sales managers and challenges the perception that success is linked to non-stop work, nor should it be. 

Hayley begins to analyse how much excessive alcohol hasn't done for her in her lifetime and attempts to advocate for alternatives to our 'drinking culture'. 

Hayley experiences the grief of her Father being in intensive care, uncertain of his future in her life and seeks to discover meaning in the nature of life and death. 

Hayley explores how we can determine who we are through our psychological constructs, circumstances, group comparisons and if we choose to control our behavior or not. 

Hayley explores how important environmental mastery is in maintaining our wellness and keeping life-threatening stress at bay. 

Hayley explores some general principles about the law of attraction and explores how to attract more of the things your desire in her book "The Me Project Attraction Guide". 

Hayley explores how we shouldn't blame our 'lack of happiness and success' on our careers and explores some simple strategies we can employ in our workplaces. 

Hayley encourages you to look at yourself before pointing the finger at others at work for their difficult and challenging behaviour.  She reveals her most interesting experiences being caught in the crossfire of difficult people, as she too herself was being difficult. 

Hayley launches a Premium Podcast for those seeking further flexibility to complete The Me Project's coveted Personal Success Session - for only $5.00 USD a month. 

Hayley explores the key benefits of making ourselves open to the help of others and the surprising feel-good benefits which arise from changing our perceptions of accepting help. 

Hayley provides an overview of what inspired her latest book, The Me Project Attraction Guide as well as a personal insight into her journey using the law of attraction. 

Hayley explores a celebrity's viewpoint about relationships after their failures and faux pars over the years and critically evaluates their opinion on what makes relationships work. 

Hayley explores how she loves technology, almost working at Google, however dislikes the negative impact that social media is having on people's lives. She encourages listeners to be more productive with their time and to live their lives. 

Hayley provides a brief summary of her perspective of the law of attraction. 

Hayley explores her beliefs on how the Buy Now Pay Later Industry is unethical and harming our future financial prospects. 

Hayley gets back to the basics of success to help pull you out of a "life lull" and remind you of your true potential. 

Hayley reflects on the past and what she wishes she knew sooner when it came to money management. She provides some tested strategies for creating and growing wealth before its too late. 

Hayley explores her success with Time Management and helps others to determine their true opportunities for a better life through managing time more effectively.  

Hayley takes a deep dive into what values are and why it's so important that we align ourselves to our true values in order to be living our most fulfilling lives. 

Hayley shares some challenges of her past and how she managed to overcome them and achieve more than she ever had before by enhancing her "grittiness". 

Hayley explores how incorporating Mindfulness into one's life can be life transforming and how you can be supported to be accountable to practice Mindfulness consistently through enlisting help from The Me Project - www.officialmeproject.com.au 

Hayley explores simple strategies to help others feel better, faster 

Hayley explores the need for a wellness overhaul in the corporate world and shares her concern for leaders not living the right example 

Hayley explores the tragedy of unexpected negative life events and how to maintain the right mindset through these challenges 

Hayley explores how it can be challenging to achieve our goals due to homeostasis and remaining in our comfort zones and what we must do next in order to achieve our goals

Hayley explores the challenges of "peak performance state" and how this can make us ineffective in the long-term and why aspiring to an on-going state of "flow" is more conducive to happiness and success.