Best Chezzi Denyer Podcasts (2024)

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#1618 Team Denyer - Grant & Chezzi Denyer 53:15

32m ago53:15

53:15

Today I’m re-sharing one of my favourite chats with the dynamic duo that is Grant and Chezzi Denyer. I love it when I’ve know somebody from watching them on TV for years, and then I get to meet them and they’re even better in real life. Grant and Chezzi are a breath of fresh air and I hope you enjoy this. It's All True? See omnystudio.com/listener …

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#1622 The Doctor Scared Me - Harps 16:30

1h ago16:30

16:30

Okay, so I might have been somewhat lazy and negligent when it comes to looking after my skin and having regular checks. I may have also just got off the phone with the Skin Doc who told me that I'm an idiot for waiting, avoiding and being irresponsible. The pathology just came back from two biopsies (forehead, elbow) and one surgery (chin) and let…

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#1621 Inmate to World Champion | Mick Hall 45:28

2h ago45:28

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Years of incarceration. Addiction, alcoholism, attempted suicide, rehabilitation, recovery, redemption and re-invention. Depression, anxiety, healing, happiness. Fatherhood. Peaks and troughs. More troughs. Breakdowns, break-ups and breakthroughs. Addiction counsellor. Business owner. Entrepreneur. Radio presenter. And now in his fifties, Mick Hall…

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#1620 Why People Hate (& Love) My Stuff - Harps 32:13

12m ago32:13

32:13

You're gonna find this hard to believe but, some people don't like me, what I do or how I do it. Shocking, I know. I mean, l'm so fucking adorable, how can they not? Of course I jest, and of course, me and my stuff (podcasts, whiteboard messages, conversations, personality, language, humour) will land well with some, and not with others. Of course.…

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#1619 The Ozzy Osbourne Gene - Dr. Bill Sullivan 1:00:56

27m ago1:00:56

1:00:56

My favourite professor of pharmacology and toxicology Dr. Bill Sullivan is back (okay, he's the only one I know but he's legit awesome) and this time we chat about the way our genetics affect (and/or relate to) everything from introversion and extraversion, to our likelihood of becoming an addict, our physiological responses to stress, anxiety and …

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#1617 Understanding You - Harps & Tiff 36:43

1h ago36:43

36:43

Why do I think the way I do? What is success (or failure) for me? What is my body saying? Where do my beliefs come from (and did I choose them)? How much of my potential am I using? What am I currently doing that's not working? What habits do I need to make (or break)? Are my fears keep me safe or are they keeping me stuck? And what's the gap betwe…

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#1616 How To Get Started - Harps 23:42

20m ago23:42

23:42

Almost getting in shape, almost facing that fear, almost making that decision, almost committing, almost doing the work, almost starting that project, almost changing that habit, almost building that business, almost writing that book, almost doing that course, almost changing that life. Some people have been in the 'almost' club for decades. If yo…

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#1615 Commitment Issues - Harps & Tiff 56:41

7d ago56:41

56:41

This episode covered a lot of territory and for two people with commitment issues, Tiff and I sure opened a lot of doors. Vulnerability. Self-awareness. Abstinence. Self-control. Trust. Authentic friendships. Talk therapy. Marriage. Being alone versus being lonely. Whether I would have made a good dad. And lots more. See omnystudio.com/listener for…

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#1614 The Power of Delaying Gratification - Harps 21:52

1d ago21:52

21:52

In our frantic, fast-paced world, where instant access to everything is just a click away, the idea of delaying gratification might seem outdated and even, counterintuitive. You and I live in a culture that celebrates the now; quick wins, fast food, magic pills, quick fixes, two-minute abs and instant results. The case for instant gratification is …

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#1613 Jump, Crash, Learn, Win - Jacqui Cooper 35:37

37m ago35:37

35:37

Hi Everyone, I’ve been tied up with corporate work, so today I’m sharing a chat I had with one of my favourite humans Jacqui Cooper (five-time time Olympian, five-time world champion). Like all our conversations, this one went far and wide. I’ll be back tomorrow with a freshy. Enjoy See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…

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#1612 Olympic Review (Kind Of) - David Gillespie 41:01

22h ago41:01

41:01

In the Olympic review that nobody needs, Gillespo and I chat about the Paris games, his underwhelming vehicle choice, his parenting model around technology in the home, the relationship between rising tech use, rising mental health issues and rising crime rates, New Zealand producing so many gold medals with such a small population (FYI, the popula…

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#1611 Performance Intelligence - Andrew May 1:18:44

2d ago1:18:44

1:18:44

Every so often, I share an interview that l've done on someone else's podcast because I feel the conversation is worth sharing directly with my listeners and obviously, today is such a day. l've known Andrew May (host of Performance Intelligence) for more than twenty years, so you won't be shocked when I tell you that this conversation is a somewha…

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#1610 Don't Get In Meggie's Way - Meggie Palmer 56:12

3d ago56:12

56:12

Meggie Palmer spent fifteen years as a journalist and foreign correspondent in Europe, the USA and Australia, working for BBC World, CNBC, SBS Dateline, Channel 7, Channel 10, SKY, Vogue, Marie Claire and News Corporation. She is a founder, speaker, journalist, and proud Aussie who now calls New York City home. She founded ‘PepTalkHer’ and is on a …

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#1609 What's Real & What's Not? - Patrick Bonello 54:34

4d ago54:34

54:34

Is it human art or Al art? And if it is Al art, is it actually art? Was it written by a human or a Bot? Is it inspired creativity or 'programmed' creativity? Did he do the assignment or did ChatGPT do it? Is it a real photo or an image generated to look like a photo? Is the 'information' I'm getting through Al actual (accurate, objective) informati…

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#1608 Olympian To Inmate (To Inspiration) - Michael Katsidis 46:15

5d ago46:15

46:15

Michael Katsidis has a fascinating story that I can't do justice in this brief synopsis but let me tell you that it involves elite sport (including world titles and Olympic representation), childhood dreams, passion, triumph, personal tragedy, drug addiction, prison, mental health and thankfully, recovery, redemption and second chances. I really en…

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#1607 Five Life-Improving Ideas: No. 2. Make You a Project (Literally) - Harps 31:39

6d ago31:39

31:39

In the pursuit of a better 'us' (what ever that means on an individual level), sometimes we need to turn down the emotion and turn up the planning, logic, structure and accountability. Less finger-crossing and hoping, and more strategy and science. This is a conversation about that. Enjoy. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…

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#1606 Service Above Self - Annabelle Chauncy OAM 51:03

7d ago51:03

51:03

It sounds like something of a cliché' but Annabelle Chauncy OAM has literally built her life, her work and her not-for-profit (School for Life) on the principle of 'service above self.' For nearly all of her adult life, she has made the health, welfare and (specifically) the education of children and adults living in danger, disadvantage and povert…

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#1605 5 Life-Improving Ideas: No. 1. The Right Path - Harps 27:05

8d ago27:05

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Over the next five days, I’ll be unpacking five simple but effective ideas (strategies, practices, habits) that have consistently proven to be high-yield psychological and behavioural investments on, not only my own journey of falling down and getting up, but also for the thousands of people I’ve worked with on their own journeys. Today I’m talking…

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#1604 How Vulnerable Exactly - Harps & Tiff 51:13

9d ago51:13

51:13

Vulnerability can be complicated. If not conceptually, then in the doing. Or is it in the 'being'? Like when, in what situation, with which person(s) and exactly how vulnerable (to what extent) should we be? And does vulnerability always equal some positive? I think not. So, what are the pros and cons of opening the vulnerability door? This was a d…

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#1603 Body Literacy - Unna Goldsworthy 56:15

10d ago56:15

56:15

"WTF is body literacy?"… I hear you ask. Well, that's a good question which gets explored in this chat with Exercise Physiologist (and women's health guru), Unna Goldsworthy. We also Riff about the Olympics, the non-existent financial rewards for the athletes, the evolution of sport science, race walking (ouch), interviewers shoving microphones in …

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#1602 The Agony & Ecstasy Of Sport - Harry Garside 46:00

11d ago46:00

46:00

I'm tied up today, so with the Olympics currently in full swing, I thought we'd revisit my chat with two-time Olympian Harry Garside, who just finished his campaign in Paris. It's fair to say that Harry's Olympic dream didn't eventuate this time and while he was bitterly disappointed with his loss, it's also fair to say that he definitely gained so…

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Battling Self-Image and Alcoholism: A Candid Conversation with Alexa Towersey 1:05:01

12d ago1:05:01

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Alexa Towersey is not only one of Australia’s highly acclaimed and sought after health & fitness coaches but she is also an internationally published sports model, celebrity trainer and writer whose work regularly graces health and wellness magazines. Listen in to today’s episode as we discuss her incredible career to date but also get an insight i…

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#1601 Why Fructose Is Worse Than Table Sugar - David Gillespie 29:56

12d ago29:56

29:56

Well this claim (the one in the title) from Gillespo might set the metaphoric cat among the pigeons! This was a fun chat covering hidden sugars, crap breakfast cereals, why sugar is super addictive, athletes who gained massive weight post-career only to lose it and successfully return to competition (Mark Occhilupo, et.al), the link between giving …

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#1600 Lipstick Duty - Harps & Tiff 30:44

13d ago30:44

30:44

In this fun chat, Tiff and I talk about being on ‘lipstick duty' (all will be revealed), the importance of having an unreasonable friend, the skill of giving and receiving feedback, navigating the complicated social terrain of different personalities, proclivities and expectations, knowing when and where to have the ‘hard conversation', being more …

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#1599 Singing For The King - Josh Piterman 56:30

20d ago56:30

56:30

Everyone's favourite Phantom (of the Opera) and Jean Valjean (from Les Miserables) is back, and this time Josh and I talk about life beyond the stage, performance and spotlight, and the ever-present challenge of being a good human, doing good things and putting some 'goodness' (in all its forms) out into the world. Also... Josh does a little improm…

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#1598 Working for Them or You - Harps & Tiff 1:01:31

24d ago1:01:31

1:01:31

In this episode of TYP, Tiff and I chat about the pros and cons of working for someone else, versus working for yourself. Creating and growing your own thing, versus being part of their thing. We unpack some of the lessons, insights, problems, benefits and f**k-ups we've each experienced in both career 'models'. Enjoy. See omnystudio.com/listener f…

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#1597 Doing What Doesn't Work - Harps 27:12

25d ago27:12

27:12

There are so many people doing a job they hate, living a lifestyle that’s destructive, eating food that’s making them sick, making choices that are a form of self-sabotage, killing themselves slowly with destructive habits and behaviours and in many cases, waiting for the mystical, magical ‘right time’ to turn their lives around. If you and I don’t…

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#1596 Tech Anxiety - Patrick Bonello 1:03:08

25d ago1:03:08

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For many people who didn't grow up with tech, the unavoidable and ever-increasing integration of Al, online everything, cashless transactions and virtual worlds is a great source of confusion, discomfort and anxiety. My eighty-five-year-old parents feel like they're living on Mars and the world is becoming alien to them. The idea of not being able …

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#1595 The Other You - Harps 22:56

26d ago22:56

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I often wonder who and how I would be if I (me.. the same bloke, same brain, same genetics, same personality, same innate potential) grew up in a different environment and culture, having different experiences, surrounded by different people and with different influences, education and programming. This episode is a conversation about that idea. Se…

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#1594 What Handicap? - Matt Formston 38:20

27d ago38:20

38:20

Chatting with Matt Formston, you'd think that his blindness has, in some ways, been a blessing. A platform to learning and growing, to pushing back, to challenging the status quo, to high-performance, to understanding human potential and possibilities, to creating opportunities, to step up when most would give up and perhaps most importantly, to in…

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#1593 The Toughest Athlete I've Trained - Tammy Van Wisse (PT 2) 27:41

28d ago27:41

27:41

Tammy Van Wisse is one of Australia's greatest ever marathon swimmers and endurance athletes, having swum the Murray River (2,438 kms) in a record 106 days without a single day off, the treacherous Bass Strait (97.4kms), the English Channel (multiple times), the freezing cold Loch Ness (40kms) in a record time of 9 hours and 6 minutes, Cook Strait …

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#1592 The Toughest Athlete I've Trained - Tammy Van Wisse (PT 1) 58:50

29d ago58:50

58:50

Tammy Van Wisse is one of Australia's greatest ever marathon swimmers and endurance athletes, having swum the Murray River (2,438 kms) in a record 106 days without a single day off, the treacherous Bass Strait (97.4kms), the English Channel (multiple times), the freezing cold Loch Ness (40kms) in a record time of 9 hours and 6 minutes, Cook Strait …

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#1591 You And Your Genes - Dr. Bill Sullivan 1:00:54

1M ago1:00:54

1:00:54

Dr. Bill Sullivan, TYP regular and author of 'Please to Meet Me' is back and this time we discuss 'discordant twins’ and why having the same genes doesn't always equate to 'identical people'. We also talk about Joe Biden stepping down, why (some) low-income people are among the happiest in, the world, the numerous variables which influence how our …

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#1590 The Accidental Career - Harps & Tiff 42:56

1M ago42:56

42:56

When I was an eighteen-year-old Gym Instructor, I would never have imagined the multitude of twists and turns that my forty-two-year career (so far) would take. Especially considering the fact that Personal Trainers, Podcasters and High-Performance Coaches weren't even ‘invented' back then. Even Corporate Speakers and Exercise Scientists were few a…

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#1589 The Power Of Decisions - Harps 25:12

1M ago25:12

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We make thousands of decisions every day and while most of them are incidental and kind-of autopilot (hitting the brakes as we approach the lights), some of them are significant and intentional (choosing to help a stranger in distress) and some of them are potentially life-changing (giving up booze). There's definitely a correlation between our dec…

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#1588 Morbidity & Mortality - Francis Leach 34:44

1M ago34:44

34:44

Apart from being one of my Mates, Francis Leach is a highly-regarded Australian radio announcer, sports editor and journalist, who also happens to be a deep-thinking, philosophical polymath (has a broad knowledge) and I love chatting with him. As we're at a stage of our lives where we both have elderly parents, we decided to talk about some of the …

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#1587 Are You Living In Alignment? - Harps & Tiff 39:15

1M ago39:15

39:15

What does it mean to 'live in alignment'? What are the (alleged) benefits? And how do we do it? While it kind-of sounds like a cheesy self-help cliché, I think there's something to it, if we operationalise it (do something with it) in an intelligent and thoughtful way. In this very freestyle episode, Tiff and I talk about the psychological, emotion…

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#1586 Hardest Worker In The Room - Mark Beretta 58:35

1M ago58:35

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I’m in Sydney today wearing my corporate speaker hat, so with the Olympics a moment away, today I thought we’d revisit a chat I had with one of Australia’s best Sports Journalists (and my favourite), Mark Beretta. Enjoy. Mark Beretta OAM is an Australian journalist, best known as a sports reporter on Seven Network program Sunrise. This was a fun ep…

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#1585 The Psychology Of Ageing - Harps & Tiff 39:37

1M ago39:37

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There’s what you’re actually capable of doing, creating, learning and becoming, and then there’s the story of what you should and shouldn’t be doing “at your age”. One is an ocean of possibilities and one, a self-created prison. I’m of the belief most people ‘get old’ before they need to. This is conversation about potential and possibilities at an…

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An inspired life is an Authentic Life with Dr John Demartini 46:30

28d ago46:30

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🔔 Subscribe and turn on notifications to stay updated with new uploads. 👍🏽 Please leave a like and appreciate all the support! In this enlightening episode, we welcome Dr. John Demartini, a polymath and a world-renowned human behavioural expert. His work has been described by students as the "most comprehensive body of work", "an extensive library …

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#1584 The Workaholics - David Gillespie 36:54

1M ago36:54

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In this episode, Gillespo and I realise that we may be workaholics, although l'm not exactly sure how one 'qualifies' for a such a dubious badge of distinction but if we're not, we're definitely in the neighbourhood. Workaholic adjacent, perhaps. But I guess the good news is that both of us seem to derive great pleasure, fulfilment and satisfaction…

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#1583 Get Your Mind In Shape First - Harps 25:01

1M ago25:01

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Ironically, changing your body doesn't have as much to do with your body, as you might think. Mostly, because your body doesn't make bad decisions. Or tell lies. Or wait for the magical right time. Or rationalise bad behaviours and outcomes. No, the human body is an amazing biological system that simply responds to (deals with) the choices, behavio…

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#1582 The Son Of A Priest & A Nun - Brendan Watkins 47:21

1M ago47:21

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After decades of searching, Brendan Watkins discovered that his birth parents were a Catholic priest and a nun. To say that his story is fascinating is like saying that the ocean's a bit damp and Antarctica can get chilly. As someone who grew up in a Catholic bubble, this conversation was totally gripping for me. Deception, corruption, denial, path…

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#1581 Lie Detectors, Floppy Disks & Robot Guide Dogs - Patrick Bonello 58:32

1M ago58:32

58:32

Honestly, this chat was mayhem. It's fair to say that Patrick let himself, the team and the entire geek community down with his tardiness, his lack of preparation and his fraudulent behaviour, in trying to take credit for the work of a fifteen-year-old work experience kid. He's now on his first official warning and I may even have to dock his pay. …

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#1580 A Daily Opportunity - Harps 31:06

1M ago31:06

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It sounds cheesy but it's true that every day is literally an opportunity for you to change something (big or small) about your life; health, relationships, lifestyle, habits, behaviour, decisions, attitude, career and even, your day-to-day operating system. Maybe not in a profound way (at first) but every day you have the opportunity to create mom…

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#1579 The Olympian - Bronte Campbell 1:01:01

1M ago1:01:01

1:01:01

With the Paris Olympics looming large and me being immersed in PhD research, I thought today would be a good opportunity to re-visit a conversation I had with three-time Olympian, two-time Olympic Gold Medalist, five-time World Championship Gold Medalist and five-time Commonwealth Games Gold medalist, Bronte Campbell. She’s ace. Enjoy See omnystudi…

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Beyond the Dojo: Sean Kanan’s Personal Truths 35:17

1M ago35:17

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🔔 Subscribe and turn on notifications to stay updated with new uploads. 👍🏽 Please leave a like and appreciate all the support! 👇🏼 Follow Instagram: @imperfectlyperfectcampaign Sean Kanan is a multifaceted actor, author, and mental health advocate best known for his iconic role as Mike Barnes in The Karate Kid Part III and his acclaimed portrayal of…

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#1578 Between Now & Death - Harps & Tiff 53:24

1M ago53:24

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If l'm statistically 'typical', l've got about twenty years to live. If my life is a one-foot ruler, I'm about three inches from the finish line. And if I'm like the majority, one or two of those inches won't be much fun. Obviously, I'm aiming for more than twenty years and lots more health and fun, but when you're sixty (or any age really), it doe…

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#1577 Passion, Purpose & Potential - Andrew May (PT2) 49:38

2M ago49:38

49:38

I could bang on (as I do) but I'll just say that this was an awesome chat with an amazing Coach, Educator and Scientist, who is truly elite at what he does. *Andrew May is CEO and founder of StriveStronger.com, a digital consultancy that partners with organisations to create Cultures of Wellbeing. He delivers inspiring presentations and is recognis…

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#1576 Passion, Purpose & Potential - Andrew May (PT1) 34:08

2M ago34:08

34:08

I could bang on (as I do) but I'll just say that this was an awesome chat with an amazing Coach, Educator and Scientist, who is truly elite at what he does. *Andrew May is CEO and founder of StriveStronger.com, a digital consultancy that partners with organisations to create Cultures of Wellbeing. He delivers inspiring presentations and is recognis…

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