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It's time to git snake bit. We're covering A Chorus of Obliteration by The Showdown for its 20th anniversary. David Bunton joins us to deliver A Proclamation of Evil's Fate and discuss the ins and outs of their debut record. We're turning up the high voltage heavy metal, and Hell Can't Stop Us Now.If you like what you hear, please rate, review, subscribe, and follow!Connect with us here:Email: contact@churchjamsnow.comSite: https://www.churchjamsnow.com/IG: @churchjamsnowTwitter: @churchjamsnowFB: https://www.facebook.com/churchjamsnowpodcastPatreon: https://www.patreon.com/churchjamsnowpodcast

And just like that… 2023 is coming to a close! We hope everyone's enjoying the Holiday season.In our final episode for the year, we reflect on the best and most loved books, experiences, and habits and hacks we're taking away from this year. We made a deliberate choice to focus on all things positive and constructive to help counter all the negative news in the world. We send our love and thoughts to anyone who's doing it tough right now . . . it can be a difficult time for many people. In this episode you'll hear about: Our top fiction books as well as our favourite two non fiction books and whyOur favourite podcast memories and experiences from the year Cultural moments that really resonated with each of us; and The top habits and hacks we've learnt (often from our guests) that have worked brilliantly for us. So as the final days for 2023 come to a close. We wish all of you a chance to rest and recuperate and all the very best for a happy, healthy and purposeful 2024. We're taking the Australian summer to rest and relax so we'll be back in February. Happy Holidays and enjoy this unique ‘What we loved' episode. Useful Links:WeAre8 app: Apple; Android Future Crunch's end of 2023 newsletterLessons in Chemistry by Bonnie GarmusFour Thousand Weeks by Oliver BurkemanEffortless by Greg McKeownDon't Stop Us Now! episodes we mention:Amy CuddySue Fennessy Claire's Eden Health RetreatAbigail BradshawKerry JamesAnna Rafferty Dr Selena Bartlett Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Blow out the candles and sing a merry tune for Don't Stop Us Now! is 5 years old! A lot has happened in the past 5 years and we're so grateful to have had some incredible conversations with incredibly inspiring women. So in this special birthday episode, we take a step back and reflect on the key insights and lessons our guests have shared over more than 165 episodes. What we find is that there are common themes that keep cropping up again and again.Whether it's a female leader and innovator in London, Bangkok, Silicon Valley or Costa Rica or Sydney, it turns out there are universal challenges our amazing guests have faced. We've also faced them and we're pretty sure these are challenges that you've likely had, or may be facing too, they're that universal. It's not that our stellar guests are in a different league to the rest of us, it's simply that they've found a way to work through these challenges en route to their success. And you can too. In this episode you'll hear:The 5 key challenges that crop up again and again The lessons to navigate these challenges more successfullyThoughts, confessions and struggles from leaders including internationally renowned author and speaker, Rachel Botsman; former entrepreneur and current member of the House of Lords and board director of Chanel, Martha Lane Fox and Forbes Philanthropy Hero, Audette Exel; and… How we all have fear and if we're not feeling a bit of it right now, then we're playing too safe.In short, this episode is jam-packed with 5 years worth of wisdom. So grab a slice of (birthday) cake and enjoy our special 5th birthday episode. Episodes we feature:Rachel Botsman Audette Exel Courtney Hohne Lindley Edwards Caroline Issa Holly Ransom Martha Lane Fox Que Dallara Tina Sharkey Ann Sherry Julia Paige Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Este nuevo The Bucket recupera el "Jah Children Cry" del recientemente fallecido Jah Shaka, alma mater del sound system en Gran Bretaña, y recuerda a Jacob Miller, que en este mes de mayo habría cumplido 71 años. Suenan grandes nombres como Prince Far I, I Roy o Max Romeo, que sigue de gira a sus 78 años. Finalmente, iniciamos el repaso de otro histórico álbum de dub; es el turno del "Super Ape" de Lee Scratch Perry. 01. African Princess & Jah Shaka: “Jah Children Cry” 02. Jacob Miller: “Each One Teach One” 03. The Versatiles: “Teardrops Falling” 04. Freddie McKay: “I'm A Free Man” 05. Prince Far I: “Throw Away Your Gun” 06. Max Romeo: “Revelation Time” + “Hammer and Sickle” 07. Sammy Dread: “My Princess” 08. Chase & Status: “Murder Music” 09. I Roy: “Hot Stuff” 10. The Viceroys: “Can't Stop Us Now” 11. Peter Broggs: “Blood Stain” 12. Al Campbell: “Take a Ride” 13. Tenor Saw: “Ring the Alarm” 14. The Upsetters: “Zion's Blood”

We can hardly believe it but Don't Stop Us Now! is officially 4 years old! It was quite a different world back when we launched in 2018. Covid wasn't a ‘thing', working from home was often seen as a privilege, and organisations never would have believed they could ‘convert' to digital and remote operations as easily and rapidly as they did.We've had a ball going back through the 146 episodes of the past four years to bring you this special episode featuring wonderful highlights and memories. We also identified a few key incredibly helpful themes that keep cropping up with our inspiring, pioneering and innovative female leaders (83 so far and counting). You'll also hear about the one moment Claire will NEVER repeat again as well as the moments that filled us with wonder and awe. Plus, learn how you could win a $100 Amazon gift card. So come on a highlights-filled journey with us now. . . preferably whilst eating cake and supping champagne! :-) LinksOur How to Manage Your Inner Critic episode: Our How to Breathe Easy About Your Purpose episode : Claire on LinkedInGreta on LinkedIn See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome back! This week we're adding another episode to our Notorious G.A.Y. collection! Join us as we talk about that “other Queen of Rock,” Freddie Mercury. We're talking about everything from his early days in music to his unique vocal range to the legacy he left on rock and music in general. Afterward, we head out to The Front Porch to meet up with our very special guest, Author Lee Nolan to discuss his book “Freddie Mercury in New York, Don't Stop Us Now!” All while enjoying the Cocktail Of The Week named for Freddie: The Chartreuse Lady. Check our socials for the Cocktail Of The Week recipes: IG: @QueerMagnoliasPodcast TWITTER: @QueerMagnolias FACEBOOK: QueerMagnoliasPodcast

Career decisions can be tricky things can't they? Often they can be some of the most stressful decisions we make; decisions such as: ”Should I say yes to this project or transfer?” Or “Should I stay in my job or should I go?” These times come to nearly all of us . . . unless you're the Queen of course who's just reached her 70th year anniversary in her job! Can you imagine that? Our How To episode this week explores all that's involved in making great career decisions and with a lot less stress. Huge apologies to Her Majesty as we know this probably isn't the episode for her

What better way to start a new Lunar Year than by dusting off any Omicron blues and ensuring you have the right mindset for the day and week ahead? Our first mini episode for the year brings you self-confessed ‘rabid optimist' and former Australian of the Year, Dr Fiona Wood. This inspiring powerhouse manages to stay incredibly positive despite her very confronting and life-saving work as a world-leading burns surgeon. Learn some tactics that she uses to bring back happy memories and change her own mood.In this short but sweet episode you can also contemplate whether or not you agree with Voltaire on what our most important decision of all is. Enjoy! And if you haven't already, why not connect with us on LinkedIn... just mention “Don't Stop Us Now! podcast” and we'll be right there.Links of interest Fiona's full interview with usIf you enjoy this episode, an interview you might like too; Jennifer Aaker and Naomi Bagdonas - Humour as a Super Power See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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It's a December special with this bonus mini-series called How We Read, featuring conversations about the books that have stuck with us. This spin off series will continue in 2022 for members of the brand new Steph's Business Bookshelf Patreon, launching January 2022. In this episode of How We Read I'm talking to Claire Hatton about her top books of 2021, how she reads, and why 2021 has spurred some different genres of reading for her. Here's the books he talked about: 1. Leading Edge by Holly Ransom 2. Victoria, The Queen by Julia Baird 3. Happiest Man on Earth by Eddie Jaku Plus, honourable mentions of Girl, Woman, Other by Bernardine Evaristo, Where the Crawdads Sing by Delia Owens, Big Sister, Little Sister, Red Sister by Jung Chang, and Phosphorescence by Julia Baird. You can connect with Claire through LinkedIn and by checking out her podcast Don't Stop Us Now, on your favourite podcast provider. Hey, have you subscribed to the bookmark newsletter? If you liked this, you might like my twice-monthly email with book reviews and ideas of what you should be reading, and listening to, next. Click here to subscribe. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The crowd is spilling out of a Bob Geldof event, but one wily ex-reporter has tapped into her performing arts know-how to get backstage. Armed with nothing but a business card and a tiny handwritten message, she's trying to get her name to rockstar Bono and his new venture, PRODUCT (RED).   It might sound ludicrous. And it kind of was. Greta Thomas was a marketing professional in Sydney, Australia. She had no connection to U2's frontman Bono and she didn't know anyone working on his PRODUCT (RED) campaign. But when Greta's determined to make something happen, she doesn't take the first no. “You don't even take the tenth no. If you're really passionate about something, there's more than one way to get from A to B.”  And the winding path is her speciality. A trained ballet dancer, Greta Thomas didn't finish high school or take on under-graduate studies at university. And yet her career has taken her from dance, to journalism and PR, to marketing roles at eBay and the Sydney Opera House, and now to a role advising and mentoring innovation companies with her company Full Potential Labs.   Greta and her business partner Claire Hatton host the podcast Don't Stop Us Now.  +++  Curveball is a production of Deadset Studios. Leaders unpack their darkest moments and share tips on how to deal with challenging times.  Keep up to date with Curveball by following @_deadsetstudios on Twitter and @deadsetstudios on instagram.   Want more from your leadership journey? To get more wisdom and life lessons from top leaders delivered to you directly, sign up to Curveball's LinkedIn newsletter!  And please do suggest a guest by visiting www.curveballshow.com    This was episode was produced and edited by Liam Riordan with sound design by Justin Rouillon. The executive producers are Rachel Fountain and Kellie Riordan.  We acknowledge Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the First Australians and Traditional Custodians of the land on which this show was made.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Big Idea: God's great work is well worth it! Teaching: “Can't Stop Us Now!” Teachers: Eric Kieb, Jeff Temple Text: Nehemiah 6:1-15 (Habakkuk 2:2-3) Here's this week's live broadcast if you didn't catch it: Facebook 9:30a Traditional 9:30a Traditional @ East Campus 11:15a Modern Service YouTube: 9:30a Traditional 9:30a Traditional @ East Campus 11:15a Modern […] The post RICH: Our Resources in Christ's Hands – “Can't Stop Us Now!” appeared first on Bay City Grace Church.

Hello and welcome to another special episode of the show. For those of you listening in the past few weeks, you’ll know that we have finally relented to the many requests over time to share our own stories.Claire’s been overwhelmed with the responses to her episode that we aired two weeks ago and this week it’s Greta’s turn to be interviewed by Claire! Claire loved chatting with Greta about her innovative and fascinating career journey to date. Tune in now to hear: How Greta spent the very first part of her working career as a professional ballet dancerHow she hasn’t finished high school and doesn’t have an undergrad degree but managed to get an MBA and work at prestigious management consultancy, McKinsey & Company How, against all odds, she managed to secure her dream job working for an overseas organisation founded by Bono And, what she learnt from her time on the executive teams at eBay and Sydney Opera House. Without further ado, enjoy this episode with our inventive and strategic co-host, Greta Thomas.Useful LinksGreta on LinkedInGreta on TwitterDon’t Stop Us Now! WebsiteFull Potential Labs WebsiteThe Lazarus Effect Documentary co-produced by GretaRED.org See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

By popular demand, we’re excited to share a unique episode with you today. We’re pretty excited because we’ve been asked to do this since we launched the podcast nearly 3 years ago. If you haven’t already guessed, we’ve finally relented and will be sharing our own career stories and journeys with you. Today you get to hear all about Claire’s extraordinary career and journey. Whilst normally you’d hear both of us asking questions, of course today, only Greta is asking the questions. Claire, of course, will be answering them. (Yippee!) Greta was blown away by Claire’s remarkable career to date. In this episode you’ll learn how Claire: Received an award from the UK Prime Minister as one of Britain's People of the Year at the age of 26How a tragedy changed the course of her life What it was like working at Google and why they’re so innovativeAnd finally, why she left her plum job on the Google Australian leadership team Without further ado please enjoy this episode getting to know our co-host, the amazing Claire Hatton. Useful LinksClaire on LinkedinDon’t Stop Us Now! WebsiteFull Potential Labs Website3P Learning WebsiteAPT Travel Group See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We’re excited to share our first mini episode for 2021!It’s a topical one for many people, particularly those whose careers may have been affected in some way by COVID in the past year. We were blown away by the career story of Dr Emma Camp, a coral scientist, a UN Young Leader and a National Geographic Explorer, amongst numerous other accolades she’s earnt along the way. When you look at Emma’s LinkedIn profile now you would think she’s always been seen as a superstar but in fact, this is far from the truth. At the very beginning of her career, Emma really struggled to get her foot in the door of any kind of scientific research and she had to get both creative and very resilient to continue her dream of becoming a marine scientist. Don’t miss her story of the incredibly creative way she got her foot in the door and hear her advice on going after what you really want in your career. Enjoy this mini episode ....Useful LinksLink to Emma's full interview on Don't Stop Us Now!Emma’s websiteTwitter LinkedInInstagramUN Young Leaders Website See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week’s mini, Future Proof Me episode features some insightful advice about saying “Yes” to the unknown, even when it really scares you. We hear from fashion entrepreneur Caroline Issa, the CEO of the Tank group which includes the revered global fashion and culture magazine, Tank Magazine. We loved Caroline’s openness to embrace unexpected and unfamiliar opportunities. It seems so relevant in this time of COVID when nearly all of us are navigating the unfamiliar on an almost daily basis!Her willingness to embrace doing things she hasn’t done before, even when she’s not sure she knows how to be successful with them, has worked so well for her. It’s as if she channels the magic of saying “yes” and it’s really paid off.Hear her advice on how she copes when she’s not sure whether she can rise to the challenge or not.... Useful LinksLink to full 'Don't Stop Us Now!' episode with Caroline IssaCaroline on InstagramCaroline on LinkedinTank Magazine on InstagramTank Magazine website Book: Feel the Fear and Do It Anyway – by Susan Jeffries See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week’s Future Proof Me mini episode shares some great advice if you’re contemplating starting your own business or side hustle.We were so inspired by social enterprise founder Navyn Salem when we had her on the show a year or so ago. She told us how, when she had the idea to set up a social enterprise to tackle malnutrition in children in developing countries, everyone told her it couldn’t be done. She decided she would prove the naysayers wrong and, today, her organisation Edesia has made an incredible impact and transformed 12 million children’s lives in 54 countries.In this mini episode, Navyn shares advice about how to get started and how to approach the many problems any founder is sure to encounter. Navyn really is the ‘real deal’ and if you like this mini episode be sure to listen back to our full conversation with her here. Useful Links:Edesia WebsiteNavyn on Instagram Link to the full 'Don't Stop Us Now!' episode with Navyn Salem See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome to our second Future Proof Me mini episode. These mini episodes will be uploaded in the weeks between our usual, longer interview and ‘How To’ episodes. They are designed to snappily share nuggets of ideas or insights to help us all thrive in future. This week’s nugget is all about how important technology is to our future regardless of whether we consider ourselves as ‘tech-people’. First you’ll hear from Martha Lane Fox, one of the UK’s most respected technology leaders and entrepreneurs. These days she has an illustrious board career, sits in the House of Lords, and she campaigns for responsible technology through her foundation, Doteveryone. Martha shares great advice around positioning yourself in your career and how important it is to be curious about technology. She then goes on to talk about how, with the quickening pace of change, we need to be prepared to have multiple different careers.Then we hear from the Artificial Intelligence expert, Kriti Sharma. She builds really practically on Martha’s point about learning about tech, and specifically talks about how we can all get more informed and familiar with the important topic of AI. A humble request from us...if you are getting value out of what we’re sharing here at Don’t Stop Us Now! then why not be sure you don’t ever miss out and sign up here for our weekly email where we share advice, tips and, of course, info on our latest episode. Enjoy this mini episode with Martha Lane Fox and Kriti Sharma.Links to the longer interviews:Martha Lane FoxKriti Sharma What is Artificial IntelligenceOther Useful ResourcesDot Everyone Digital Understanding ResourcesElements of AI from the Finnish GovernmentRecognising Fake News GameDigital Unite - Technology GuidesMIT Media Lab Google's AI Education Hub See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Following over a decade of marketing leadership in the Financial Services industry, Limor Markman found herself asking if there is more to life than climbing the corporate ladder and working even more hours. With these thoughts in mind, she embarked on a journey to educate herself in Real Estate Investing and has quickly become an accomplished Real Estate Investor with properties across Canada. These Investments enabled her to leave her corporate career and pursue her passion of empowering women to improve their finances and live Unapologetically Financially Fabulous™ lives! Limor teaches the basics of real estate investing to women across Canada and launched www.Limor.Money which she calls her virtual living room. It is a judgment free and safe place to learn about how to manage money and have your money questions answered. She also recently wrote a chapter about becoming Financially Fabulous™ for the book, Who's Going to Stop Us Now, a compilation of inspiring stories from 15 unstoppable women. Which I'm giving away one copy in June! Head on over to iTunes & rate & review the post to be eligible to win!

Louise and Virginia discuss Such A Fun Age, The Giver of Stars, Bruny and Long Bright River and the controversy surrounding American Dirt - as well as some movies, podcasts and a TV series they’ve been diving into over the breakEmail hello@divinginpodcast.comInstagram @diving_in_podcastVirginia’s Instagram @virginia_readsLouise’s Instagram @louise_cooks_and_readsSong ‘Diving In’ – original music and lyrics written and performed by Laura Adeline – https://linkt.ree/llauraadelinePodcast sound production and editing by Andy Maher.Graphics by Orla Larkin - create@werkshop.com.auBooksLong Bright River by Liz Moore, 2019, published by Penguin Random HouseSuch a Fun Age by Kiley Reid, 2019, published by BloomsburyAmerican Dirt by Jeanine Cummins, 2019, published by Flatiron BooksThe Giver of Stars by Jo Jo Moyes, 2019, published by Penguin Random HouseBruny by Heather Rose, 2019, published by Allen and UnwinMoviesBombshellJojo RabbitTV seriesThe Loudest VoicePodcastsDon’t Stop Us Now

Emma first started leading in her 20’s and realised that as you move up it’s more about people and less about what you actually do.Why listen Emma talks about her leadership journey – from the UK, to the Middle East to AustraliaLearn about the people who have helped her along the wayHer tips for creating great teamsHer leadership secretsWhat you will also learnEmma’s daily habits – with meditating daily as a non-negotiableOther linksEmma mentionedThe podcast: Don’t Stop Us Now by Claire Hatton & Greta ThomasEmma’s two published books are:Turning Learning into Action: A Proven Methodology for Effective Transfer of Learning,Making Change Work: How to Create Behavioral Change in Organizations to Drive Impact and ROI, co-authored with Jack and Patti Phillips of the ROI InstituteEmma recommends the bookSleeping with your smart phone: How to Break the 24-7 Habit and Change the Way You Work by Leslie A. PerlowConnect With Emma WeberOn LinkedInLever – Transfer of LearningConnect With Maree Burgess· On LinkedIn· On Twitter: @mareeb· On Facebook or search @burgessmaree· On Instagram: @Maree_BurgessThank You for Tuning In!If you enjoyed today’s show, please share it with others. Also, don’t forget to subscribe to the podcast on https://mareeburgess.com to get automatic updates every time a new episode goes live!If you are looking to enhance and develop your leadership skills please contact me to find out how.

Talking about money is an uncomfortable topic for most of us. But avoiding these awkward conversations could be setting our careers back. When it comes to negotiating our pay, things get complicated fast. How do you know how much you’re worth? What are the best ways to bring it up with your boss? When is the right time? Say you just got a job offer, should you just accept it as is? In this practical, how-to episode of Pocket Money, we speak with Claire Hatton and Greta Thomas, co-hosts of the Don’t Stop Us Now podcast, to shed light on these and more overwhelming questions. Together, we explore the taboo subject of pay, how to navigate salary negotiations and the glaring wage gap between men and women in the working world. Full show notes at https://www.finder.com.au/podcast  Find us on Insta at https://www.instagram.com/pocketmoneypodcast   Join our Facebook group https://www.facebook.com/groups/pocketmoneypodcast/  Listen and subscribe https://pod.link/1448147010

This week we debate the term “Girl Boss” and the language we use to describe women in business with opinions from the Found & Flourish community. We share our top reads and listens of the week, discussing the focus on women’s weight in the media, the expression of anger and emotional competence, and the recent statistics on female founder funding. Resources Funding For Female Founders Stalled at 2.2% of VC Dollars in 2018 Feminists Don’t Wear Pink: Jameela Jamil The power of women’s anger – Soraya Chemaly The High Low co-hosted by Pandora Sykes and Dolly Alderton – “Is ‘Hey guys‘ anti-feminist? Don’t Stop Us Now! Podcast with Debbie Wosskow, OBE FYRE: The Greatest Party That Never Happened (Netflix Documentary) The Guilty Feminist by Deborah Frances White To find out more about this podcast and to nominate a guest visit www.foundflourish.co.uk/podcast. Join the conversation using #bossingitpod and tagging us @foundflourish on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook and Linkedin. More About Found & Flourish Found & Flourish is a network for kickass female founders, side hustlers and aspiring entrepreneurs. Join us by visiting www.foundflourish.co.uk. Connect With The Hosts Frankie Cotton https://frankiecotton.com https://twitter.com/Frankie__Cotton https://www.linkedin.com/in/frankiecotton/ https://www.instagram.com/frankie_rose_cotton/ Lara Sheldrake https://www.instagram.com/lara_sheldrake/ https://twitter.com/lara_sheldrake https://uk.linkedin.com/in/larajanesheldrake Play Now Spotify  |  Podbean  |  iTunes

We’re excited to bring you the latest in our ‘How To’ series. This is our last episode before the Holidays and 2019! Thanks to those of you who sent your requests for what ‘How To’ topic to cover next. We thought this topic of ‘switching off’ was just perfect for this time of year, so thank you Felicity and Sophia! Here at Don’t Stop Us Now! we’re passionate about how important it is for our health and our performance at work to take a break and genuinely switch off. This episode shares research that might surprise you. Plus we are issuing you with a challenge… hint: it’s to do with something that has a battery and a switch off option! Seriously though, Christmas and New Year is the perfect time to practise switching off given how many of us typically rush around like crazy finishing off work projects, doing Xmas shopping and generally feeling a bit manic as the end of the year approaches! In this episode you’ll hear: How Americans use their phones 14 billion times a day and how often you’re likely to look at yours! How taking holiday leave has been shown to improve your performance ratings at work 3 tips to help you switch off over the break and improve your chances of heading back to work feeling refreshed and rejuvenated Plus tips you can try when you’re back at work to make 2019 a great year! We’ll be back with our next episode on January 18th. Wishing you love and joy for the Holidays and a Merry Christmas if you celebrate it. Here’s to an unstoppable and fulfilling 2019! Claire and Greta Xx   Resources and research mentioned in the episode: Research by Deloitte on the number of times we look at our phones daily  How to Find your Brain’s Off Switch article Link to School of Life ‘Digital Sabbath’ video Bronnie Ware’s Top 5 Regrets of the Dying     See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Christie has Queen on the brain this week. Not the Queen of England, Queen the rock band. There is a new film out all about the famous rockers and while it may seem like pure entertainment at first glance, a look deeper reveals lessons we can all take into our next sales presentation. So "Don't Stop Us Now"  as we "Break Free" and talk about this "Crazy Little Thing Called" sales. Sign up for our book club! Don't forget to subscribe rate and review our podcast. It only takes a second and helps us make more podcasts for you. Want more from Jeff and Christie? We have a newsletter!

This week's episode of Don’t Stop Us Now! is with the wonderful Kate Vale, a distinguished leader in the technology and media space in Australia. Kate was Google Australia’s first employee and Managing Director, and built the Australian business from one employee to hundreds. She then did the same for YouTube. In 2011 she joined Spotify, the Swedish music, video and podcast streaming service before most of us had ever heard of music streaming, let alone the name Spotify. She grew their business in Australia to be a hugely successful brand. Clearly she has an eye for the winners and a great talent in starting and growing strong teams in the digital space. She’s recently moved to LA with her husband, a serial entrepreneur, and her two children. She’s a Non Executive Director for two prestigious tourism boards in Australia, Tourism Australia and Tourism Tasmania, and is currently enjoying a sabbatical with her family before she jumps into her next venture. In this episode with Kate you’ll learn: - How asking for help is one of the most fundamental success factors for female leaders, particularly those who have a family. - How terrifying, yet exhilarating, it was to be Google’s first employee in Australia - How she bounces back from adversity - Her strategies for feeling strong and confident Enjoy! Photo credits: AFR Had a listen to Kate and hungry for more? Links of interest: Linkedin Tourism Australia Website Tourism Tasmania Website See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Do your thoughts serve you or hold you back? Welcome to this first ‘How to’ episode here at Don’t Stop Us Now! This is where we choose a common theme and career challenge raised in previous episodes (or from your requests) and share the best ways to help you tackle this challenge and be your most awesome, unstoppable self!   In this episode you’ll hear Claire and Greta examine that pesky voice we all have inside our heads - the dreaded inner critic. We call it the Evil DJ.   If you listened to Audette Exel’s recent episode you may remember her epic quote about her inner critic: “Now I know, I've identified the voice, so I'd say to it, "Oh hello voice of 2000 years of oppression, I am not going to listen to you." I can never shut it up, it's on my shoulder, as it is on all our shoulders.”. Audette’s learnt a key lesson - No matter how compelling our thoughts may be, our thoughts are not necessarily facts.   Tune in now to hear: theories on why we have an inner critic what can happen if you let your Evil DJ dominate your thoughts, and importantly, learn a simple, science-based tool to help you manage your inner critic and improve your mindset.   Enjoy this episode!   Bonus Workbook If you enjoy this episode and want to get better at managing your Evil DJ, then check out the free-for-our subscribers workbook with some simple exercises for you to get even better at recognising and managing your inner critic. Signup for your Free Workbook   Links and Resources of Interest Ascent of Woman on Netflix   (function() { if ( ! window.mc4wp) { window.mc4wp = { listeners: [], forms : { on: function (event, callback) { window.mc4wp.listeners.push( { event : event, callback: callback } ); } } } } })(); You can unsubscribe at any time by clicking the unsubscribe link at the bottom of every email. Don't Stop Us Now! A Full Potential Labs Pty Ltd initiative, will use the information you provide on this form to be in touch with you to provide podcast alerts and news via email every second week and first dibs on special events & opportunities, free career tips and news about any programs we might offer. We'll treat your personal details with the utmost care and will never sell your personal details to other companies. By signing up you agree that you are happy to hear from us via Email and Customized online advertising. You can change your mind at any time by clicking the unsubscribe link in the footer of any email you receive from us, or by contacting us at hello@dontstopusnow.co. For more information about our privacy practices please visit our website. By clicking below, you agree that we may process your information in accordance with these terms. You can see our Privacy Policy HereLeave this field empty if you're human: See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Keen to make a positive difference in the world? Then you’ll love this latest episode of Don’t Stop Us Now! Audette Exel has mastered the art of making her own rules to her achieve her world-changing vision. Audette Exel is founder of one of the world’s earliest and most inspiring businesses for purpose, the Adara Group. She’s one of the youngest women in the world to have run a publicly-traded bank; is a former World Economic Forum Global Leader of Tomorrow; and has been recognised as a Forbes Hero of Philanthropy amongst numerous other honours. Audette’s mission is to build a bridge between the world of business and the world of people living in extreme poverty. In this episode with Audette, we were blown away by her refreshing and candid thoughts including: The advantages of being a female entrepreneur and pioneer The liberating way she thinks about money and her own financial security Why she’s such an optimist even in today’s tumultuous times Her thoughts on why so many young women have a fear of failure. Don’t miss our conversation with this world-changing human dynamo...     Links of interest: Gloria Steinem (wikipedia) Leymah Gbowee (Wikipedia) Rosa Parks (Wikipedia) B Corp Global Website Follow Audette Exel: Adara Group website Adara Partners website Adara Group on Twitter @audetteexel on Twitter Adara Group on LinkedIn See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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Who is Limor Markman? Limor spent 12 years in the financial industry before transitioning to create Financially Fabulous, a business which supports women in taking control of their finances. She’s a regular public speaker and recently contributed to an Amazon best seller called Who’s Going to Stop Us Now. She’s a big proponent of utilizing multiple streams of income and making your money work for you. She has built a portfolio of real estate properties in several provinces across Canada. Why did I bring Limor onto the show? I brought Limor onto the show because when I spoke to her prior to the podcast, I quickly realized that she could bring a lot of value to you. She talks about the importance of making our money to start work for us and not trading our time for money. She shares how she teaches her clients to start tapping into multiple streams of income and negotiating the cost of anything we can. During the episode we dive into specifics, like what you should be negotiating and how to contact your credit card company to ask for lower interest rates. Limor shares various side hustles she’s encountered and how people are making an extra buck. Ontop of that, Limor shares her journey of becoming an entrepreneur and the many unknown days that laid in front of her. She talks about charting her own path and how she was able to find her direction. The One Habit to Take Away Negotiate, Negotiate and Negotiate - After I first talked to Limor, my cell phone provider sent me a massive bill for over $400 because I spent a month out of the country and racked up a lot of extra charges. I had spoken to Limor a couple days earlier and instantly took Limor’s advice to contact my cell phone provider. I told them I had been a loyal customer for many years and explained why my bill was larger than normal. With a little magic from there end we were able to bring my phone bill down from $400 to $160. I saved $240 for making a 20 minute phone call. That would work out to $720 an hour! When we work hard for our money, it’s these tips and tricks that can make a difference in our bottom line at the end of the day. Limor shares a variety tactics she teaches her clients in the podcast. What will you learn? How to negotiate your interest rates How multiple streams of income can increase your means How to start planning for retirement Why you should stop trading time for money Passive income and how this allowed Limor to leave her corporate job The importance of taking tiny steps towards your vision Limor’s challenge to figure out her entrepreneurial path and how to figure out yours To hear more dive into the podcast! There is also a special treat there inside for you girls and guys!!!   To get more podcasts laced with wisdom and tips to enhance your lifestyle, subscribe to my podcast or jump onto my email list at www.filipsierpinski.com to have episodes sent directly to you. Connect with Limor Business Website - limor.money Instagram - @limor_markman Twitter - @limor_markman Facebook Podcast Notes Money should be piece of mind @ 4:10 How to become Financially Fabulous @ 4:30 How do you get out of debt? @ 5:10 Negotiating a lower interest raten @ 7:10 Multiple streams of income - how can you increase your means @ 8:30 Limor discovers real estate @ 9:30 Planning for retirement @ 11:30 Stop trading time for money @ 13:10 What are the sources of multiple streams of income? @ 13:40 Negotiate your bills, interest rates, car rentals - everything and anything @ 16:40 Example of what to ask for when you call your credit card company @ 17:30 What mistakes are people making with their banks @ 19:10 Limor's transition from university to banking world @ 23:55 Limor's jump from corporate to entrepreneur @ 25:55 Taking on real estate empowered her to leave corporate @ 26:25 Dark days and figuring out what she wanted to do @ 27:30 Planning to launch her business @ 28:40 Charting your own path as entrepreneur @ 31:30 Know what you want your life to look like @ 33:30 Taking tiny steps @ 34:25 Wrap-up @ 35:10 Mentioned in the Podcast Who’s Going to Stop Us Now