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Global Intelligence Updates with Kate Raynes-Goldie on How to Thrive as a Different Leader   Takeaways:1. Learn the key barrier to growth for different leaders, and how you can overcome it 2. Business growth strategies for different leaders 3. How to better protect and manage yourself, your time and your energyDr. Kate Raynes-Goldie specialises in supporting different leaders making difference with human-optimised and future-focused advisory, coaching, facilitation and training services.   An internationally recognised human connection designer and PhD-trained business anthropologist, Kate is the Chief Connection Officer at The Up Next Company and a long-time innovation columnist for Business News. She is a Certified Facilitator of LEGO® Serious Play® and the creator of SUPERCONNECT®, a power add-on to LEGO® Serious Play® that fosters better conversations and improves business outcomes through inclusion, psychological safety, and human connection.   With over 20 years of experience as a global speaker, including appearances at TEDxPerth, SXSW (in both Austin and Sydney), and serving as a TEDx speaker coach, Kate has been honoured as one of WA's 40 Under 40 and named the Australian Computer Society's Professional of the Year. She is also an accredited Mental Health First Aider and a Professional Member of Professional Speakers Australia. Loved This Video... You Can: 1. Do an assessment of your business at www.circleofexcellence.biz 2. Learn some practical business advice at www.worldwidebusinessintelligence.com 3. Grab a free copy of our #1 selling book Entrepreneur X Factor at www.exfbook.com

Whether presenting in front of a large audience or speaking up during a meeting, public speaking anxiety can be overwhelming and hinder personal and professional growth.  Fear not! If the thought of public speaking makes you frozen with fear, then this is the podcast episode for you. This week, I am joined by Shil Shanghavi, a public speaking specialist, storyteller and highly regarded speaker coach. Shil is redefining the meaning of public speaking by demonstrating its value across all forms of communication and has presented across most industries worldwide, online and in person. He is the Head of Speaker Coaching for TEDxPerth, a Board member for Guerrilla Establishment, and a presentation mentor with Impact100 WA. He shares with us the significance of public speaking skills in career advancement and lends some valuable tips for those who struggle with public speaking anxiety. Finally, we'll uncover practical strategies to ensure your audience REMEMBERS you, regardless of the setting or size. So, tune in, take a deep breath, and learn how to deal with this fear head-on. Shil Shanghavi Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/speakershil/ Shil Shanghavi Linkedin - https://www.linkedin.com/in/shilshanghavi/ Book a Call with ME - https://eatingyourcaketoo.com.au/book-a-call/

Episode Summary Dr. Kate is a Certified Lego Serious Play Facilitator and creator of SUPERCONNECT. She is an award-winning game designer and play researcher who has spoken at SXSW, TEDxPerth and appeared on MTV. Who's your ideal client and what's the biggest challenge they face? What are the common mistakes people make when trying to solve that problem? What is one valuable free action that our audience can implement that will help with that issue? What is one valuable free resource that you can direct people to that will help with that issue? What's the one question I should have asked you that would be of great value to our audience? When was the last time you experienced Goosebumps with your family and why? SUPPERCONNECT LEGO Serious Play SUPPERCONNECT News Get in touch with Kate: LinkedIn, Twitter, Instagram Learn more about how Uwe helps in-demand professionals and their VIPs to enjoy Unshakeable Two-getherness in their relationship (plus more free time and zero guilt). Or when you feel you'd be interested in working together you can Book A Chat With Uwe

BIO: Shil Shanghavi is a public speaking specialist, storyteller, and highly regarded speaker coach. He is redefining the meaning of public speaking by demonstrating its value across all forms of communication.STORY: Shil's worst investment was paying for ecstasy for over 15 years. However, this also turned out to be his best investment because he discovered house music while high on drugs. He learned to speak to music to control his stuttering and talk fluently.LEARNING: Find a way to flip your challenges into your success story. Reach out to people around you when you need help. Write your thoughts down but don't feel compelled to action them immediately. “Find your elite, and don't let it scare you.”Shil Shanghavi Guest profileShil Shanghavi is a public speaking specialist, storyteller, and highly regarded speaker coach. He is redefining the meaning of public speaking by demonstrating its value across all forms of communication.Shil is the Head of Speaker Coaching for TEDxPerth, a Board member of Guerrilla Establishment, and a presentation mentor with Impact100 WA. He is a pioneer in his field, having introduced the concept of public speaking in virtual reality and artificial intelligence—two groundbreaking approaches which are disrupting the speaking game.In 2021, an award-winning short film documentary of Shil's life story was released globally. The documentary is an intimate, behind-the-scenes look at Shil's story, documenting his public speaking journey.Worst investment everShil was born with a stutter which got worse as his life progressed. All through school and around other kids, Shil got teased, ridiculed, bullied, ignored, and dismissed because he couldn't talk properly. That continued when Shil moved to Australia. The horrible treatment made his stuttering even worse. It continued through to university.In university, Shil was around people older than him studying subjects he'd never come across. And because of that, Shil thought they were more intelligent, educated, and better than him. His stuttering made people distrust him and think of him as incompetent. So Shil was always excluded from assignments, team meetings, and discussions. He never felt like he belonged or had a place in the world.One day, Shil was invited to a party. During the party, he was standing around a group of people, and one of the guys in this group offered Shil a little blue pill. He didn't know what it was at first. The whole group turned to look at Shil, and they all urged him to take this pill, and that's when it struck him that this was some drug. He'd never taken drugs before but wanted to fit in, be liked, and belong. So Shil took the pill. The following eight hours were phenomenal. It was one of the most incredible things he'd ever felt. Everybody was his friend. Nobody laughed at him when he stuttered; they instead laughed with him, which felt really good. From that moment, Shil got hooked on drugs and ecstasy because of that feeling of acceptance.The drug addiction continued for more than 15 years. This addiction made Shil fall in love with progressive dance and house music. He would sit on his couch, a buddy's couch, or at a party for hours and hours, immersed in the high while listening to house music. He did it repeatedly, for hours. As Shil was listening to house music, he started speaking to himself. The more he listened to the music, the more he started correlating...

Back by popular demand: Fadzi Whande, Global Diversity and Inclusion Strategist, shares her story of abuse of power and her process to discover the value she holds. I, Melodye Hilton, first met Fadzi when she was a champion for many in her nation of Perth, Australia. Listen also to her TEDxPerth to hear more of her story: https://www.ted.com/talks/fadzi_whande_how_diversity_heaven_can_be_inclusion_hell Note: She now works for the United Nations in Switzerland.

IN THIS EPISODE YOU'LL DISCOVER:1. What are some of the key reasons why people die by suicide?  2. What should you do if you suspect someone you know is suicidal?  3. What help and support is out there? ABOUT MICHAEL:Michael Hempseed is the author of Being A True Hero: Understanding and Preventing Suicide in Your  Community. The book is being used by the New Zealand Police, Fire and Emergency NZ, GPs,  Counsellors as well as many parents and teachers. He has trained everyone from army medics to zoo  keepers. Michael gained an honours degree in Psychology from the University of Canterbury in 2008. In  2016 he spoke about how failure could save a person's life at TEDxPerth. CONNECT WITH MICHAEL:To watch Michaels TEDx talk and hear more about his work visit www.beingatruehero.com 

Martuwarra, the Fitzroy River, is located in the Kimberley region of northern Western Australia – renowned and cherished for being one of the last of the world’s isolated, vast and by global standards – relatively untouched by Western development. Of course, like all places that haven’t yet been concreted over by a dominant culture that demands to grow infinitely on a finite planet, Martuwarra, the Fitzroy River, is under threat to be next on the chopping block. But not without a fight! PGAP talks to Professor Anne Poelina, Chair of the Martuwarra Fitzroy River Council and a Nyikina Warrwa Traditional Owner, is a custodian of her family’s connection to Mardoowarra, at the lower end of the Fitzroy River. Through observation and practice of Indigenous ‘First Law’ - the first Australian law embodied the rules for living in coexistence with nature – Anne believes it is possible to transition from a culture of invasive development and exploitation to an entrepreneurial culture of care and custodianship. Thirteen years ago, our then Prime Minister Kevin Rudd said ‘Sorry’ on behalf of the nation to Australia’s Indigenous people. Since then, you could be forgiven for thinking whether any of this apology has sunk in with the various mining, road construction and other ‘business as usual’ industries that continue to plunder sacred lands that were never ceded. In Western Australia, Rio-Tinto blasted the Juukan Gorge caves – 46 000 years of human cultural significance gone in an instant with the help of some explosives. As I was recording this episode, I learnt that Mining giant BHP have recklessly harmed a Banjima sacred site in the Pilbara region in the same state. And don’t think this is a peculiarly Western Australia phenomena - I’ve just today passed Ararat in Victoria, near the sacred Djap Warrung birthing trees are under relentless threat by the state government to be removed in order to widen a road. This absurdity is straight out of the plot-line of a Douglas Adams novel. In the eyes of the dominant neo-liberal culture, nothing is sacred from mining, fracking, road-widening, grazing, water theft – general exploitation. How could it be when Growth on a finite planet is the modus operandi and any other way of being or relating to the land is seen as anti-development, anti-progress, radical and dangerous? Hence – the ongoing and relentless displacement of First Nations people, culture and land, whether we are talking Brazil, West Papua, West China or, indeed, Western Australia. I personally feel that the conversations around Post-Growth, Degrowth and even national population and migration policy are lacking First Nations’ perspectives, both in public discourse and in the literature. However, if you scratch under the surface, I believe there are voices to be heard on these issues. A couple of years ago, I ran a seminar at the Sustainable Living Festival for Sustainable Population Australia (https://population.org.au) with Richie Allen, director of ‘Traditional Owners Aboriginal Corporation’, titled “Population: Indigenous and Environmental Perspectives”. Richie’s mother Violet ran for the Sustainable Australia Party in the ACT state elections, and it was through SAP connections that Prof. Anne Poelina and I met. It is also interesting that Lowitja O'Donoghue (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lowitja_O%27Donoghue) was once a trustee with SPA. And so, Prof. Poelina and I happen to be united in our position to population and migration policy. I am sure that there is no united ‘First Nation’ perspective on population policy and I could bet that opinions on this topic are as diverse as the 360 language groups that comprised the original custodians of this continent pre-colonization. Yet if we are to ‘de-grow’ and ‘decolonise’, then taking time to listen to Indigenous wisdom, including love, respect and connection to land and water, is absolutely crucial. During the interview, Anne shares with us some insight into Indigenous ‘First Law’ as a way out of the anthropocentric, growthist quagmire we find ourselves in; towards a future of sustainability, stewardship and reconnection with each other, the land, water and life. Following my interview with Anne, I play an excerpt of the musical tour-de-force which is "Yimardoowarra" from Nyikina Warrwa artist "Kalaji". Yimardoowarra means belonging to Martuwarra, the Fitzroy River - such a perfect soundtrack for this episode! You can listen to the entirety of the track on "Kalaji"s artist page here. (https://soundcloud.com/kalaji-mcs) Want to find out more about Prof. Anne Poelina and the Martuwarra-Fitzroy River council? Anne has kindly provided some fantastic links below: Martuwarra Fitzroy River Website: www.martuwarrafitzroy.org Dr Anne Poelina “Wake Up The Snake! Collective wisdom brings nature back to balance | TEDxPerth https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FZmflOQarnM RiverOfLife, M., McDuffie, M., & Poelina, A., (2020). Martuwarra Country: A historical perspective (1838-present). Martuwarra Fitzroy River Council; Nulungu Research Institute, The University of Notre Dame Australia. https://www.doi.org/10.32613/nrp/2020.5 RiverOfLife, M., Poelina, A., Alexandra, J., & Samnakay, N. (2020). A Conservation and Management Plan for the National Heritage listed Fitzroy River Catchment Estate (No. 1). Martuwarra Fitzroy River Council, Nulungu Research Institute, The University of Notre Dame Australia. https://www.doi.org/10.32613/nrp/2020.4 Poelina A and McDuffie M (2015) Three Sisters, Women of High Degree. Madjulla Inc., Broome. Available at https://vimeo.com/147866161 - Password: Kimberley. Poelina A and McDuffie M (2017) Mardoowarra's Right to Life, Madjulla Inc., Broome, WA, Australia available at https://vimeo.com/205996720 access password: Kimberley. Post-Growth Australia Podcast is made possible with the support from Sustainable Population Australia (https://population.org.au/) Special Guest: Dr Anne Poelina.

In Episode 15 of Play it Forward, Lukas connects with childhood risk advocate Griffin Longley. Griff is the CEO of Nature Play Australia, an award-winning journalist and has graced many local and international stages including TEDxPerth. Lukas and Griff dive into the importance of childhood risk, the primitive brain, cortisol in a digital world, parental objectives and the fear response, actively shaping our community and how nature breaks down our stressors and helps with mental health outcomes. https://www.natureplaywa.org.au/about/staff https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LyO2UOFXhcI https://outdoorclassroomday.com.au/about/

Musician, TED talker, comedian, writer and wearer of the best red sparkle jumpsuit you've ever seen Lucy Peach is a powerhouse of a woman who teaches that menstrual cycles are not a curse but could just be your greatest super power!Music from Lucy's The Power of the Period performance at TEDxPerth.Hear more from Lucy at www.mygreatestperiodever.com, on Instagram @LucysPeaches and Facebook Lucy Peach.You can find Claire on Instagram @clairetonti plus for more podcasts just like this one, visit planetbroadcasting.com.If you would like to advertise on Just Make the Thing or any Planet Broadcasting podcasts, feel free to contact the show at justmakethethingpod@gmail.com. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Ron Bradfield Junior is a saltwater fella from Bardi Country but grew up in Geraldton, WA. He now calls Whadjuk Boodjah his home. On 20 March 2019, Ron shared his story at Bread & Butter for World Storytelling Day. – COMING UP AT THE CENTRE FOR STORIES Bread & Butter with Zenatalla Ibrahim – August 29, 2019 Bread & Butter is a monthly dinner and storytelling event designed to make you think deeply about social issues. This month we will be joined by Zenatalla Ibrahim. Zenatalla is near completion of her dental degree at the University of Western Australia. She’s passionate about accessible dentistry, rural healthcare and providing services to those in need. She is well known for using her voice to speak on intersectional feminist issues, featuring in TEDxPerth 2018, discussing the empowerment of the modern Muslim woman. Join us to hear from Zenatalla and enjoy home-cooked Egyptian food. Tickets: https://centreforstories.com/event/bread-butter-zenatalla-ibrahim/

Cynthia Wright is founder of Regions International and an Age Care Expert. She is also a partnerships manager of TEDxPerth. Leadership, Entrepreneurship and creating "change makers" for tomorrow are discussed here. Cynthia's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/cynthia-wright-7a41a7149/ Cynthia's website: http://cynthiawright.org/ Cynthia's Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/cynthia.musaphili TEDxPerth link: https://www.tedxperth.org/submit-idea Support the channel with a donation. Every donation comes with a book FREE (include your email in the Paypal or Patreon description): https://paypal.me/powerpassionpodcast https://www.pateron.com/user?u=20681507 Larry's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/realm_of_irony/ Mason's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mason_devereux_smith/ The "self-esteem" idea was interrogated by Will Storr in the book below. Selfie - How We Became So Self-Obsessed and What It's Doing To Us by Will Storr: https://amzn.to/32mzGWk https://adbl.co/2Y2j5aK

Ian Dunican has 20 yrs international professional experience in Health, Safety and Business Improvement in military, mining, rail, oil & gas, utilities. He is the Director of Melius Consulting/Sleep4Performance and a researcher with the University of Western Australia (UWA), where he works with elite sporting organisations/athletes to optimise performance with the Australian Institute of Sport (AIS) and professional teams in Super Rugby, Australian Rules Football, Basketball and Martial Arts. He regularly contributes to articles within the popular media and has been featured on the health report on ABC radio, numerous podcasts and has appeared on ABC television, Channel 7, Channel 10 and Channel 9 in Australia. He has authored and co-authored a number of scientific articles and technical reports and is a regular reviewer for scientific peer reviewed journals. He was a TEDxPerth 2017 speaker.

In this episode I discuss my recent TEDxPerth experience and address some recent questions from the audience, TEDx attendees and oteh commonly asked questions. Enjoy Ian C Dunican   SLEEP4PERFORMANCE   E iandunican@sleep4performance.com.au    W www.sleep4performance.com.au 

For Life on Purpose Episode #14, my guest is social change activist, writer, blogger, and photographer Sash Milne, who joins me to discuss the Nothing New Project (no new things bought for a year), her TEDxPerth talk about the project, and what she calls the Economy of Human Connection. About: Sash Milne is a social change activist, writer, blogger, photographer and all 'round hunter of the good life. In her early 20s she decided that a life lived inside the box was not one she wanted to live. She ran away from her mainstream life in search of something simpler. She lived in a very remote village in Indonesia for three years, where she learned some fundamental lessons about community, connectedness and most importantly, happiness. While living with nothing but the basics , she completed her Masters in Social Change and transformed the course of her life, for good. Sash then returned to Australia as the single mum of one, with a need to incorporate her passion for community, simplicity and sustainability into a life lived down under. She continually challenges social norms and consumer trends by creatively connecting with other people. She launched her Nothing New project at the beginning of 2014 and soon discovered that buying nothing new is perhaps the best way of gaining everything that really matters. To learn more about Sash's work, visit: http://www.inkedincolour.com or http://www.inkedincolour.com/category/nothing-new/.