Podcast appearances and mentions of greg van borssum

You can learn more about your hosts, Mark and Divan, at: https://candourpodcast.com/about/your-hosts.  0:00:28 - influencing people who don't report to me: from Bonus Episode "Mark and Divan on why interpersonal communication matters" .  0:00:35 – I thought that was it: from Bonus Episode "Mark and Divan on why interpersonal communication matters".  0:00:50 – rather be authentic and vulnerable: from Bonus Episode "Mark and Divan on why interpersonal communication matters".  0:01:06 – speaking a different language: from Bonus Episode "Mark and Divan on why interpersonal communication matters".  0:01:15 - "Communication is the most important skill for life", Stephen Covey in The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People.  0:01:39 – why communication is important: from Episode 14,  Dr Timothy Levine on deception: Truth-Default Theory, spotting liars and how not to be wrongfully convicted .  0:02:37 – I forgave the man who murdered my mother: from Episode 10, Dr Everett Worthington on promoting forgiveness in every willing heart, home and homeland.  0:02:45 – your weakness if your greatest strength in waiting: from Episode 11, Greg Van Borssum on Happy Feet, Mad Max and the road to fulfilment.  0:03:13 – email is banned:  from Episode 11, Greg Van Borssum on Happy Feet, Mad Max and the road to fulfilment.  0:03:16 – focus on your big toes: from Episode 24, Daisy Simonis on introversion and people skills (and how these relate to your big toes).  0:03:38 – left on a doorstep: from Episode 1, Grant Herbert on the foundation of emotional intelligence, being yourself and training mini-me's.  0:04:45 – empathy is understanding other people's mental models: from Episode 28, Daniel Murray on the business case for empathy.  0:05:57 – touch the soul of a person by asking about something as simple as food: from Episode 8, Ricardo Gonzalez on cultural mastery, a conversation that will touch your soul. 

2:30 - how Greg got into martial arts.3:30 - how Bob Paris inspired Greg to become the National Body Building champion.5:04 - we don't have to be limited by what people say about us.6:14 - the example we set can change lives.6:30 - Greg's grandfather won the Military Medal in WWI.7:08 - the remarkable example Greg's grandmother set.8:48 - the importance of believing in someone's potential.9:08 - we need to start going towards what we're scared of.9:57 - your fear is your greatest strength in waiting.11:16 - kids need to be taught their family history.12:32 - reaching your goals.13:28 - two greatest assets: naivity and stupidity.14:07 - said yes to Happy Feet with zero prior experience.14:55 - Leadership is easy: leadership is care.16:20 - turning around a toxic culture.16:44 - there is an "I" in "TEAM".17:55 - lack of communication kills a team.18:20 - Greg banned emails!19:24 - if I find you blaming someone you're off the film19:35 - literally breaking down the barriers to communication.20:10 - team bonded by playing together.21:52 - ego makes you an ineffective leader.23:46 - focus is the key to achieving goals.26:18 - be a spiky person.26:52 - the employment world needs to be turned on its head.28:00 - you need to take time to understand people to get the best out of them.29:23 - training people and building confidence.31:22 - the cost of success.32:03 - how a near death experience changed Greg's life mission.34:18 - Greg became an accredited speaker to help others.37:07 - how Greg became an advocate for mental health.40:39 - protecting his family from his struggles was Greg's stupid moment.41:42 - you feel like you're not a man if you talk about this stuff.42:12 - I did not know if I was coming home.43:35 - Greg started learning public speaking after he started giving keynotes.44:15 - Greg's aim is now to go global to change lives.44:33 - how do we help people when they are struggling?45:10 - do something!46:05 - clinically proven: a hug can change someone's entire day.46:10 - 30 minutes of excercise gives 12 hours of better brain health.46:19 - don't put off seeing someone who is struggling.46:26 - us, we, together.46:55 - don't just give them a number and move on.47:21 - everyone's been through stuff.47:51 - life doesn't always fire a warning shot.48:56 - the signs that someone is struggling.49:32 - suicide survivors want to live.50:12 - help yourself before trying to help others.51:12 - what is strength really?52:12 - chase fulfillment, not success.52:35 - strength doesn't focus on what you can't do. Focus on what you can do.53:01 - everyone has the internal battle, but we've got to get up and move on anyway.53:28 - keep a journal.54:24 - training to overcome the fear of public speaking.55:13 - use your time to invest in people.55:40 - redirecting bad forces for good.56:30 - importance of being able to detach.58:18 - it's our responsibility to reach in to help them out.59:18 - don't worry about saying the right things. Have the right heart.01:00:34 - the signs are in the body language.01:01:58 - R U OK is not good enough.01:02:34 - being a good person.01:02:55 - we need to unify to fight against mental health.01:03:36 - the human factor is always needed.01:04:34 - chasing success leaves no space to help others.01:05:42 - the small things are the big things.01:06:34 - going back to old high school.01:07:58 - people in our life shape us.01:08:44 - get in touch with Greg.01:09:33 - final thanks.You can find more detailed show notes with links to references at https://candourpodcast.com/greg-van-borssum/

This special 10th Episode tackles a massive problem facing everyone around the world, your mental health! Greg Van Borssum youngest professional body builder, world champion competing pistol shooter and Hollywood award winning filmmaker joins us for a chat about depression, anxiety and all things mental health. 

A recent interview with Greg Van Borssum after his successful performance on stage saw him awarded with his Accredited Speakers Designation, making him the first Australian speaker in history to receive the honour and just the 82nd person in the world in nearly 40 years. The interview was hosted by Greg Gazin on behalf of Toastmasters International Podcasts. Toastmasters International are a life changing organisation who assist people in building their confidence, speaking and leadership skills.Support the show (https://www.lifeline.org.au/support-lifeline/donate/make-a-single-donation)

Interviews with the newest accredited speakers and their journeys: Part 2 – Dr. Yelena Balabanova, Michael Bayer and Greg Van Borssum

Episode 125: In today's social work podcast, I speak with three men on a mission to prevent suicide. Matt Runnells, Kevin Hines, and Greg Van Borssum shared their stories of managing suicidal thoughts, self-care, caring for others, and building a global network of support for suicide prevention. I spoke with Matt, Kevin and Greg at the American Association of Suicidology annual conference in April 2018. These three guys were so pumped up about suicide prevention, so full of inspirational quotes and stories, that by the end of the interview I found myself speaking with the cadence and phrasing of a motivational speaker. Published on World Suicide Prevention Day 2019 as part of National Suicide Prevention Week 2019 and Suicide Prevention Month 2019. You can connect with other social workers at the Social Work Podcast Facebook page, http://www.facebook.com/swpodcast, or follow the Twitter feed http://www.twitter.com/socworkpodcast. You can listen to the Social Work Podcast from socialworkpodcast.com, by downloading the episodes through iTunes, Google Play, or any number of other apps, or you can stream the 10 most recent episodes right from your mobile device using the Stitcher Radio mobile app http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/social-work-podcast/the-social-work-podcast.

Episode 125: In today's social work podcast, I speak with three men on a mission to prevent suicide. Matt Runnells, Kevin Hines, and Greg Van Borssum shared their stories of managing suicidal thoughts, self-care, caring for others, and building a global network of support for suicide prevention. I spoke with Matt, Kevin and Greg at the American Association of Suicidology annual conference in April 2018. These three guys were so pumped up about suicide prevention, so full of inspirational quotes and stories, that by the end of the interview I found myself speaking with the cadence and phrasing of a motivational speaker. Published on World Suicide Prevention Day 2019 as part of National Suicide Prevention Week 2019 and Suicide Prevention Month 2019. You can connect with other social workers at the Social Work Podcast Facebook page, http://www.facebook.com/swpodcast, or follow the Twitter feed http://www.twitter.com/socworkpodcast. You can listen to the Social Work Podcast from socialworkpodcast.com, by downloading the episodes through iTunes, Google Play, or any number of other apps, or you can stream the 10 most recent episodes right from your mobile device using the Stitcher Radio mobile app http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/social-work-podcast/the-social-work-podcast.

After presenting a keynote speech in Florida for the National Disability Matters Conference GVB (Greg Van Borssum) Mind Warrior took some time out to interview a wonderful young man Pedro Pimenta who was struck down with a form on Meningococcal which resulted in him losing all his limbs overnight. In a flash he went from being a fit young soccer player and musician to fighting for his life and then finding the strength to fight back. He has an incredible mindset and this is an interview you must hear.Support the show (https://www.lifeline.org.au/support-lifeline/donate/make-a-single-donation)

Greg Van Borssum, a carpenter by trade, has the most incredible mindset of anyone I have ever met. Everything else he has achieved is self taught. He demonstrates that you can literally acheive anything you set your mind to. Greg is a Hollywood filmmaker, 2nd unit director of Happy Feet 1 & 2, Fight Choreographer and Weapons Specialist on the Academy Award Winning Mad Max Fury Road. Greg is also, a Mr Australia Bodybuilding Champion, World Pistol Shooting Champion, award winning filmmaker and international martial artist. Mental health advocate, ambassador and speaker for Lifeline, Suicide Prevention Australia and Mates In Construction. In this podcast episode he speaks very candidly and from the heart about how he sees opportunities everywhere and makes the most of what he has, including digital tools to create the life he wants. Website: gvbmindwarriors.com.au/   Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GVB.wayofthewarrior/  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gvb_mindwarriors/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCPTo6YXwd-6VoTPI5A9lBcA 

In this week's episode you will hear what our guests answered in the past on Sal's great question "What makes you go wow when you walk into a retail store" We have Dan Norris, Greg Van Borssum and Jessica Oman.  Dan Norris:  That's very difficult question. I don't shop very often. I am an online shopper and I like apple store, I don't know why. I think I am very heavenly influenced by design. If I see website and I need to buy something, I don't know if that is to common thing, but if I see the site that is really really well executed and really well designed and really good images, like product images, that is probably translate as a phisicaly as well. For more click here

Glory be, Bloodbags! We were able to wrestle FURY ROAD's Action Choreographer, Stuntman, Weapons Advisor, 2nd Unit Director, the Breakman, and The Ripsaw Imperator into an interview in an LAX hotel restaurant. Luckily they were all contained in one extraordinary human: Greg Van Borssum! Listen to the show as he regales us with all sorts of shine stories from behind the scenes on MMFR, and learn more about the Mind Warrior and his work for mental health at GregVanBorssum.com and on Twitter @GregVanBorssum ... Yuri Lowenthal and Travis Sentell love MAD MAX: FURY ROAD. Almost as much as they love each other. Listen as they joyfully dissect the film 4 minutes at a time!

It's not often that we have a guest on our show that has both a tie-in to Toastmasters, Public Speaking and a major motion picture release - in this case the much anticipated Mad Max: Fury Roadstarring Tom Hardy & Charlize Theron which will hit theatres May 15th 2015. In this episode, Greg speaks with Greg Van Borssum who hails from just outside of Sydney Australia. Greg, had a real rough start when it came to public speaking in years gone by but has become a motivational speaker and strategic thought leader. He’s also been the crowds director and motion capture director on the Academy Award winning Happy Feet films & most recently as Fight Choreographer and Weapons Specialist on the new Mad Max: Fury Road, where he trained some of Hollywood's finest actors. Greg tells us a little about the movie, his incredible roles in the film and what it’s like communicating both with A-list Hollywood actors in situations that can not only be challenging they can be downright dangerous. [Greg’s life journey can be found on The Official Toastmasters Podcast #089]   (32:33)  photos: Greg Van Borssum  

Grow your retail business and blitz your competition by learning business strategies from outside the retail industry. Whether your just thinking about opening a boutique, or if you already have a successful retail store, Salena Knight will introduce you to business strategies not normally found in the retail environment.