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In this weeks episode of "Pushing the Limits" I get to interview my good friend and world class motivational speaker, NZ speaker of the year Cam Calkoen. Now Cam just happens to have cerebral palsy but he has never let this apparent problem hold him back from anything. From climbing Kilimanjaro to being a world class athlete to becoming one of the most well known and loved inspirational speakers of our time (despite a speech impediment)  Anything he sets his mind to he achieves and in this interviewing his infectious positivity, energy and mindset will blow you away. You can connect with Cam on https://camcalkoen.com/ or on instagram as @camcalkoen  You will come away from this interview, uplifted and empowered and those excuses you told yourself were limiting factors will fade away when you hear his awesome stories   Health Optimisation and Life Coaching with Lisa Tamati Lisa offers solution focused coaching sessions to help you find the right answers to your challenges. 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Cam was born with Cerebral Palsy, but his life has been normal to him since birth. He could have chosen any direction he wanted to take, and his life would have followed suit. Despite being born with cerebral palsy and being told that the hardest obstacle he would have to face was being able to walk and talk, Cam overcame this and even conquered Mt. Kilimanjaro while singing "Africa" by Toto at the summit. Cam's travels around the world have inspired and motivated people from all walks of life to dream big and achieve more. He has gone on to become an athlete and professional speaker. He is living proof of what is possible when we choose to challenge the world around us and leave our comfort zone. https://camcalkoen.com/

Cam Calkoen was born with Cerebral Palsy and was told that his biggest challenges would be the way he walks and the way he talks.He has gone on to become an athlete and professional speaker. He is living proof of what is possible when we choose to challenge the world around us and leave our comfort zone.

If energy is infectious then you're about to test positive.  He's not a dentist or a practice owner, and wouldn't know a filling from a drilling. He is however an international speaker and athlete. Cam Calkoen also has Cerebral Palsy and a wicked sense of humor.  Cam is living proof that a combination of good grace, good humor and big hairy goals is what it takes to succeed.  You'll love his uncomplicated approach to being open in order to become the best version of you and others in your circle.  Learn how to connect with others, stay true to yourself, celebrate the difference and above everything else be AWESOME!  Please meet Cam Colkoen ... Episode highlights  [7:27] - Cam's story  [8:50] - Connection via humour  [10:25] - Dare to dream  [25:17] - Celebrate the difference  [29:30] - Connect with your people  Find out more Cam Calkoen website Cam Calkoen LinkedIn Cam Calkoen Instagram Book A Strategy Call  Savvy Dentist Facebook Group Access FREE Video Series: Earn More, Work Less Savvy Dentist App - Download Now

Do you ever look at someone living a dream job and think, "I wish I had the guts to do something like that"? You notice people in these dream jobs and think they don't seem particularly intelligent or talented. Deep down, you know if you try it's possible to land a dream job. You're not happy in your current profession and you've always wanted to change, but you've probably made excuses to avoid the scary part change. That's really the crux of what makes us gaping the nine to five hard. It's fear of the unknown fear of change. Fear of failure. Join host Steve Oehley as he talks to Cam Calkoen about embracing fear. >> OUR GUEST THIS EPISODE: Cam Calkoen is an inspirational speaker, born with cerebral palsy. Instead of worrying about the way he walked and the way he talked, Cam turned these perceived weaknesses into his biggest strengths, becoming an athletic gold medalist and an inspirational speaker. IG: @camcalkoen >> WHAT YOU'LL LEARN: Why to never let yourself become comfortable in your job. Why you should always do something that scares you, each and every day. How to avoid a life of regret. >> JOIN OUR COMMUNITY: https://www.facebook.com/groups/escapetheninetofivepod >> TAKE HOME CHALLENGE: FEAR SETTING Based off Tim Ferriss' book, the Four Hour Workweek, write down your fears, not your goals. Define your nightmare, the absolute worst thing that would happen if you did what you were considering doing. Envisage this and painstaking detail. Would it be the end of your life? How likely do you think this would actually happen? What steps could you take to repair the damage? If the worst case scenario happened, chances are it's easier than you'd imagine. What are the outcomes or benefits both temporary and permanent of more probable scenarios. Now that you've defined your worst nightmare. What are the more likely outcomes? How likely is it that you could produce even a moderately good outcome? If you were fired from your job today, what would you do to keep your finances under control? Or if you quit your job, how hard would it be to go back to your old job or a similar one, if you really had to? What are you putting off out of fear? Usually what we most fear doing is what we most need to do. As Tim Ferriss' says a person's success in life can usually be measured by the number of uncomfortable conversations he or she is willing to have. What is it costing you financially, emotionally, physically to postpone action. Don't just measure the downside of action, measure the downside of inaction. If you don't do what excites you, where will you be in one, five or ten years. The cost of inaction is the greatest risk of all. You don't want to be one of those people living a life of regret. What are you waiting for? Measure the cost of inaction, realize the downsides of change are unlikely, and fixable, and develop the most important habit of all - ACTION. Podcast genre: career change, career transition, work life balance, great resignation.   Podcast also known as: escape the 9 to 5

Cam Calkoen was born with cerebral palsy.  20 years ago the only thing that made him happy was watching the TV show "Havoc and Newsboy."  Cams mum wrote a letter to Newsboy (Jeremy Wells) and he replied.  Cam STILL has that letter pinned to his wall.  

Cam Calkoen was born with Cerbral palsy.  This has made everything he has achieved that much more difficult than those of us born without the condition.  Even though he has done thousands of hours of public speaking, in this moment from our conversation he shares, for the first time ever, the lowest point of his life where he made a spontaneous decision to try and end it all. It's raw.  It's vulnerable.  It's not pretty.  But its 100% honest and unfiltered.  Warts and all.  Cam is an inspirational individual.  If you like this, please listen to our full conversation.  Or recommend it to a friend.   Thanks,  Dom   

Cam Calkoen is a motivational speaker, para-sprinter and mountain climber. He has achieved all this and much more despite being born with a condition called cerebral palsy.  It's a condition I knew very little about so I found it very educational to sit down with Cam. I really hope you guys get something out of this conversation too.  If you would like to follow Cams journey on Instagram, this is his page: @Camcalkoen  Massive thank you to my sponsors of this episode: Lifestream.co.nz  Check out their awesome products. And if you decide to try their Spirulina blue extra (great for energy, stamina and muscle recovery) use the code DOM15 and you'll get a sweet 15% discount. 

You may have heard this absolute legend speak before- he has done Ted Talks and is one of New Zealands most in demand motivational speakers.   Cam Kalkoen was born with cerebal palsy but has managed to achieve more than any of us could ever dream of. If this is the first time you have heard his name, I'm so excited to share our conversation.  You will learn alot about Cam, about cerebal palsy....and hopefully alot about yourself.    

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This week we have an interview inspirational speaker Cam Calkoen. We also have News, Discussion of the Week, Website of the Week, and Q&As.

In this episode I break down how you can have your best ‘lived experience' in your day to day life. This is about you having the emotional states you love in your daily life, so you get the most of what life has to offer.

What obstacles prevent you from living a fulfilled life? What excuses are you making? What is stopping you from achieving the 'perceived' unachievable? Tune in to this high energy episode to be inspired and blown away by Cam Calkoen (2020 Speaker of the Year - National Speakers Association of New Zealand) Cam is not one to let anything hold him back. Doctors said he would never be able to talk or run at a very high level - Cam decided otherwise!!! Errrrrmmmmmm, speaker of the year and full-time ex-athlete who has climbed Mt. Kilimanjaro???!!!! - nope, Cam has certainly not allowed Cerebral Palsy to stop him from doing the 'perceived' unachievable. Cam is an inspiration who chooses the direction of his life, sets targets and likes to smash goals. Cam's positive energy is addictive! Join Jo, Sue and Cam as they discuss the importance of dreams, the advantages of thinking outside the box, the ability to push through our comfort zones and an egg & spoon race!!! "Dream big, achieve more." ~Cam Calkoen~ Find Cam at www.camcalkoen.com  

Cut your excuses, jump in the car with us and discover how you can overcome your life hurdles. Be invigorated as our guest Cam Calkoen, "2020 NZ Speaker of the Year" - sets you up with 3 clues to living AWESOME in 2021! In this inspiring interview, discover...

In this podcast episode, Ryan chats with Cam Calkoen, the 2020 NZ Speaker of the Year, about all his awesome achievements, his belief in himself and his mindset. Born with Cerebral Palsy, Cam was told that his biggest challenges in life would be the way he walks and talks. They talk about Cam's first experience in athletics and how having Cerebral Palsy never stopped him from smashing records. Cam shares his awesome story about climbing Mt Kilimanjaro and relates the challenges of going up and down the 17,000 ft mountain to business. Listening to Cam and his awesome outlook on life is sure to guarantee you to not only smile, but also take his practices into how you run your own business and life.

IN THIS EPISODE YOU'LL DISCOVER:ResiliencePerspectiveReimaginingABOUT CAM CALKOEN:Many motivational speakers have become so because of a life changing event - lost limbs in accidents, reformed drug addicts, been in a gang and/or prison, or hurt as a child. This inspires them to become change agents through motivational speaking. Given that Cam was born with CP his life has been "normal' for him since birth & his life would have carried on in whatever direction he chose to take it. The fact that he chose to extend himself-way out of his comfort zone and have done the two things doctors said he would never be able to do, and to a very high level (running & speaking ) means the message Cam delivers is very powerful and unique.Cam inspires people to believe things are possible way beyond their thinking.CONNECT WITH CAM CALKOEN:See Cam’s website www.camcalkoen.comConnect on Linkedin www.linkedin.com/in/camcalkoen Instagram www.instagram.com/camcalkoenor Facebook www.facebook.com/camcalkoen

Cam Calkoen has gone from doubting his ability to run, to representing New Zealand in athletics all around the world. In this weeks podcast, Ryan chats with Cam Calkoen, a renowned New Zealand athlete, inspirational speaker and all round awesome guy.

Cam Calkoen is a powerful international speaker and former professional athlete. Born with cerebral palsy and told by doctors he would never be able to walk properly or talk properly, Cam smashed through all the limitations that were put upon him by others.  Cam has gone from doubting his ability to run, to representing New Zealand in athletics, winning championships in New Zealand, Australia and Canada, and is now taking his winning attitude into his speaking career, having spoken on stages all around the world delivering his powerful message of the importance of dreaming big and not letting limiting beliefs limit your life. In this episode we chat about mindset, overcoming adversity, Cam's background and journey into speaking and professional sport, and how he has been able to consistently do what others told him would be impossible, achieving his dreams in both sports and professional speaking despite walking & talking being two major challenges for Cam. He is an absolute inspiration and has so many valuable insights into controlling your thinking and creating an awesome life regardless of your circumstances. To learn more about Cam you can check out his website https://www.camcalkoen.com/ Or follow Cam on: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CamCalkoenInspirationalSpeaker/ Linkedin: http://nz.linkedin.com/in/camcalkoen Instagram: http://instagram.com/camcalkoen# Youtube: http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKs0AqBh85QGcA1x6UmDzWA     Follow Jamie on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jamieodonnell.me/ Follow Jamie on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/imjamieodonnell/

One of my favorites, Cam Calkoen returns to the podcast to chat inspiration, motivation, dreaming big, being hopeful, and dealing with adversity. We recorded this prior to lockdown, but the messages are ones that we all need to hear at the moment.

If you saw him walking down the street you’d never guess his story. Cam Calkoen is a world class, international sprinting champion. It also happens that he has cerebral palsy. After winning multiple international championships, Cam decided to hang up the running shoes and become an inspirational speaker. In his own words, both of these […] The post NZ Young Professionals Podcast 27: Cam Calkoen – How to get into the right mindset, even when the chips are down appeared first on Podcasts NZ - top podcasts: Tech, Business, Investment.

When Cam Calkoen was born with cerebral palsy, his parents were told that he may never walk again, let alone talk, or live a normal life, But Cam has never let that hold him back.  In fact, when someone says something is a ‘possibility’ Cam sees it as an ‘opportunity’ and the only reason for one to miss out is by not being competitive enough. Competition comes in many forms but Cam believes that our biggest competitor is the one looking back at us in the mirror.   Cam has gone from doubting his ability to run, to representing New Zealand in athletics, winning championships in New Zealand, Australia and Canada, and now taking his winning attitude into diverse environments that encourage others to achieve their personal best.  From projects that enhance relations amongst people of the world through to continually pushing through personal, physical and emotional barriers Cam ensures each day is lived to the max!   Cams philosophies, values and dynamic vision has led to him to working in Japan, building a Tuberculosis Ward and School Library in Vanuatu, speaking as far as New York and London and regularly having his leadership recognized in the form of awards and scholarships.   In 2006 Cam became one of the youngest recipient’s worldwide to receive a Paul Harris Fellow from Rotary. As a 21 year old this prestigious award (which he has since received twice) recognised the significant contribution he had made in turning a communities dream (the Yes Disability Resource Centre) into reality. As the Ambassador Cam was the figurehead to a NZ$4 million project and learnt what it took to make a dream into reality. During this time he saw the potential in linking his ever-growing network together with young disabled people so they to could develop tools and processes to realise their dreams, from this Cam founded the Carabiner Mentoring program.   Through the journey to make it into the top ten in the world for his sport Cam started to see the world as his playground and exited near the peak of his running career. Wanting to leave a much bigger impact on the world he didn’t want to compete in an environment governed by the abilities of his Cerebral Palsy but determined by the abilities of himself as a human being where he could encourage more people into their top ten, the top ten of their business, job, sport or school, the top ten percent of who they can be through striving toward a personal best.   Today Cam inspires people with universal backgrounds to dream big, because with big dreams comes a big life. With over ten years experience in fundraising, social entrepreneurship and inspiring the motivation of others Cam has packaged himself into a unique brand for those looking to create a lasting impact.   Cam doesn’t hide from the fact that he is still on a journey and his Everest is yet to be conquered. But perhaps it is his uniqueness as a speaker to be sharing an awesome journey in the pursuit of an awesome outcome that sees audiences connect with his message and absorb an energy that inspires them to dream big to achieve more.   Some key quotes from our conversation include: ​I had the best childhood.  I wouldn't change anything (6:42) I was aware that I didn't want to be left out ( 7:02) Because I was different, it was MY responsibility, no one else's responsibility to build connection and rapport (7:06) ​ ​From a very young age, I was a dreamer​ (7:55) I saw a world, where from a really young age, I wanted to contribute to it in the most awesome way (8:06) Instead of seeing it as an impediment, I saw it as an accent (9:18) If that's how my dictionary sees me, then how does society see me? (11:43) It led to a real low low point in my life (12:11) If you are different in any way, you need to embrace every opportunity that you are to showcase who you are, and what you have to offer this world (15:19) It's recognising that difference really can be a good thing (17:43) Having that ability and strength to dream is really important (18:25) One of the biggest challenges is managing the way that I operate, but at the same time having the confidence that what I have done in the last 34 years has worked pretty well (20:33) Believe in the power of your dreams! (23:53) You've got to keep educating yourself (27:47) Expanding that mindset is one of the most rewarding things you could ever do (32:25) We can look at things from so many different perspectives, and we just need to make one of those perspectives work for us (33:15) You can find more of Cam at:   Website:  https://www.camcalkoen.com Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/CamCalkoenInspirationalSpeaker/ Twitter:  https://twitter.com/camcalkoen __________________________   You can find more of Kirsty at:   Website: http://kirstysalisbury.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kirstysalisb... Twitter: https://twitter.com/Kirstysalis Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kirstysalis   Kirsty Salisbury is a Speaker, Podcaster and Coach. From traumatic illness and paralysis as a child, she now loves helping others to create healthier happier lives and to design their best future. Her passions are being active and spending time with her family. As the host of The Let's Talk Life Design, Let's Talk Near Death and The Regretless Living Podcasts, she aims to help empower and inspire everyday people to live their best.   http://www.letstalklifedesign.com http://www.letstalkneardeath.com http://www.regretlessliving.com www.kirstysalisbury.com

I'm joined today by Cam Calkoen. Cam is very inspiring guy who is no stranger to getting uncomfortable. Cam was born with Cerebral Palsy and told his biggest challenges would be the way he walked and talked. Cam didn't buy in to this story and became a professional runner and a professional speaker. As a 19 year old he raised NZ$4 million to build a community resource centre and at 22 established the carabiner mentoring program. These are a few of Cam's achievements, but they're just the end product of one of his life philosophies of doing. Today Cam and I chat about, + the importance of connection with other people, + the role that social media can play in this if we use it wisely, + the importance of empathy, + dealing with the inner voice, the necessity of preparation, + finding his Everest, + why we should think about what we want to do not what we want to be, + and of course getting uncomfortable Support the show: Learn how to make simple yet professional videos with the lads from howtomakesimplevideos.com. Enter the Promo code "uncomfortable" at checkout to receive $100 off and to support the show. Guest: Cam Calkoen Cam website Cam Facebook Cam Twitter Cam Instagram Cam LinkedIn Cam Youtube Support the show on Patreon Host: Chris Desmond UIOK Instagram UIOK Facebook Chris Desmond Twitter Jeremy Desmond Music

Woo hoo!  I'm super excited to bring you this interview with the animated and inspirational speaker Cam Calkoen on the Go to Girl Podcast. In this episode, Cam shares his philosophy and tips on speaking and on 'Living for Awesome'.    Show Notes for this Podcast Episode gotogirlsocialmedia.com/62   Related Go to Girl Blogs & Podcasts Checklist for a Rockin' & Profitable 2015  Follow the Feelgood in Your Business   CamCalkoen.com

   In this episode of the Peak Performance Podcast, I have a true peak peak performer. Cam Calkoen was born with cerebral palsy and the doctors said he wouldn’t be able to walk and would spend his life in a wheelchair. Neither his parents nor Cam listened. He first learned to ride a bike, and […] The post PPP 014 CAM CALKOEN, CEREBRAL PALSY TO WORLD-CLASS SPRINTER appeared first on Ed Tseng.