In The Pool

Mandy talks about her transition from radio presenter to TV news anchor woman for CNBC America, how you make your own luck through perseverance and persistence and by making sure you recognise when opportunities come your way. 

In this podcast Rachel talks about her journey into becoming a sports psychologist and what it means to deal with high performance athletes and the struggles they face 

In this podcast Mike Halligan, the Co Founder Scratch, talks about the importance of starting a business with someone who has different specialities and is able to motivate you. He talks about what they are doing differently compared to their competitors and that you have to do something different to make a name for yourself.

Susan talks about her job as a yoga teacher and as a childbirth educator. Susan is the founder yoga baby

In this podcast Tim talks about how he created his own cannabis company as well as how he found this golden opportunity in a seemingly untapped market that is worth billions 

In this podcast Greg talks about exactly what you need to do to become a successful barrister and gives an insight into what a barrister actually does. 

Roxanne talks about her career as a dietitian and why she chose to work with children and not adults and the challenges that come with that. we find out that being a paediatric dietitian involves a lot more than working out dietary requirements.  

Clair is the CEO of a start-up called hatch bio systems that’s she started from scratch, its goal is to use insects lava to produce food waste and create fertiliser and stock feed. Clair talks about how her experience in multiple roles has given her the skills needed to become an effective entrepreneur.

In this podcast Christine talks about her journey from her early days as a journalist after leaving school, working at Qantas to becoming an accidental real estate agent selling prestige homes worth millions. Christine shares how, as a single parent, she was able to overcome some major obstacles in her life as she embarked on a new career in real estate at the relatively late age of 40. Her experience of the boom and bust story of real estate during the Global Financial Crisis and how she went from living on cans of tuna to selling her first $2,000,000 property.

In this podcast, Zac Bower talks about how a lifelong passion of snakes led to heading up the entire venom section of the Australian Reptile Park. Zac explains how perseverance and persistence will always pay off and how he went from volunteer to paid casual worker after an exhausting 18 months. Zac spells out exactly what it takes to get one of the most competitive jobs in this area;"You have to work your arse off!"