First Steps - Leadership and Wellbeing Podcast will take you from under pressure to under control. Dive into the First Steps - Leadership and Wellbeing podcast every week with Michael Barnett as he speaks to New Zealand business leaders who share their stories of pressure, looking after their mental health and wellbeing; as well as the key learnings that they have applied to their personal and business lives.First Steps is here to help you make sense of challenging situations, reduce overwhe ...
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He's an electronic music Dj and producer in the genres of techno, minimal, house and the in between. Born and breed in Montevideo, Uruguay spent his first 24 years over there where he discovered his taste for this music. Following he moved to New Zealand where he still lives until today after 10 years. Started djing when he was around 17 years old mainly with vinyl records and a few years later his interest in producing his own music knocked on the door. He's got a background on percussion b ...
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Guyon Espiner, Lisa Owen, Tim Watkin and Julian Wilcox guide you through the maze of politics to the election, with frank and forthright discussion.
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The four Cs that cost Labour and how National nicked Auckland
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A mood for change swept National & friends into power, so this season's final Caucus breaks down the numbers, unpacks the swing in Auckland, & looks at the coalition niceties. And the team opens their envelopes to check their predictions.
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Long pants, Lazarus Peters, missing bits, & winners & losers
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Wrapping up Election 2023, there's still plenty to play for ahead of election day. We review the highs and lows of Election 2023, unpack National's 'Winston Strategy', consider the missed opportunities and pick the seats to watch.
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National and Labour's broken bungy and why we all need to grow up
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Grumpy voters, crimes against candidates, desperate parties, unsophisticated MMP strategies and the return of John Key. As the campaign peaks, so does the tension.
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What do you do with a problem like Winston?
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National's decision to form a government with New Zealand First as "as a last resort" is both a plea and a warning. What might a "cocktail" with ACT and NZF taste like? Could Luxon hold it together? And is NZF a racist party?
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The electorate swing, Labour limbo and Luxon-Hipkins two-step
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Chris Hipkins needs a new song and dance routine and fast, or he could be doing the limbo and losing the next generation of Labour's leaders.
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National, ACT & NZ First: Delivering the sun or just beach cricket?
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Multiple polls point to a change of government. Is National passing the sniff test? Do voters really want ACT's 'real change' or a handbrake? We ask what a centre-right government might look like.
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A campaign of fear and loathing? Nah, the facts matter more
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Should we be worried about the election campaign going negative? Or is the greater worry party leaders who can't get their facts straight?
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Money or the bag: Major parties crashing into the centre
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National’s tax plan is a clever political document but raises questions about “heroic” numbers. We look at how much government spending doesn’t change and what’s up for grabs in coalition deals. Plus a quick visit to Ilam and Epsom.
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Don't stop believing: ACT hits fawke in the road as Labour falls & National stalls
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ACT endures scrutiny, Shane Jones impersonates Julie Andrews and we recall 1999, while Lacklustre Luxon and Ho Hum Hipkins fail to inspire.
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National's yin and yang v Labour's frugal fear factor
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Analysis: With little money in the government's coffers heading into Election 2023, the Caucus podcast looks at how the two main parties plan to use fear, frugality and friendliness to win your vote.
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Campaigns rev into gear over climate, dentalcare and cellphones
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Get your teeth into the big announcements on climate change, cellphones and teeth. Caucus debates the BlackRock deal, China, free dentalcare affordability and teachers as the "phone police"
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Missing in Action: Kingmakers, popular leaders, tax policy & something to believe in
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The election is just two months away. 10 weeks. 72 days. Caucus returns looking at what's distinct about this campaign - no kingmaker, missed opportunities, weaker majors and stronger minor parties,
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Empowered eating with Michelle Yandle, Author, Empowered Eating
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Negative thought patterns with Bree Nicholls founder of The Being Way
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Often we have negative thoughts or feelings come up, what we can do is either try and run from them, or to get into conflict with them, to start a war with them. And it's a different opportunity here, the opportunity is to actually figure out where in your body that feeling is, could it be frustration could it be stress, lack of connectedness and i…
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Body Clock with Kirsten Taylor Chief Executive Sleep Drops
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There absolutely is a body clock. But there's more than one, we have a series of circadian rhythms, one measures or regulates our sleep-wake cycle, and that's the one that they're most likely referring to. What people don't know is that there are also other ones that regulate digestion or our endocrine system. Kirsten Taylor Chief Executive of Slee…
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Behavioral Change with Kirsten Taylor, Chief Executive, Sleep Drops
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The easiest way to stop doing something is to start doing something else. That way, there's not a grief process involved. Switch to giving yourself something new and extra to do. So you can trick your brain into being excited about the new habit rather than grieving the old habits. Kirsten Taylor Chief Executive of Sleep Drops Dive into the First S…
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Overcoming roadblocks with Bree Nicholls founder of The Being Way
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I think one of the most important and widely evidence based things for dealing with that is meditation. And sometimes people go, Oh, you know, I can't meditate, everyone can meditate. Meditate just means sitting there and observing your thoughts. Bree Nicholls founder of The Being Way Dive into the First Steps - Leadership and Wellbeing podcast eve…
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What is stress? with Kirsten Taylor Chief Executive of Sleep Drops
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Stress is the number one reason why people don't sleep well. Theres about 10 different reasons that are really common for everybody. But stress is right at the top of that list, so that is the one that we focus on the most, because it is so common. It also gives us a great place to start, because if we can balance out stress and cortisol then we ca…
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Retraining the Mind with Carley Nicholson, Workplace Resilience Trainer & Coach of Vitality Ltd
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"To be the best version of ourselves, we want to be focused, we want to be engaged not only with work, but with the people around us and what's going on. And there's research that shows up to 47% of the time, we're not in the here and now. I mean, that's huge. That means nearly half of the time we're thinking about the past, we're thinking about th…
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Who Feeds The Leader with Andrew Fairgray, Chief Business Officer of 2degrees
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“I'm a believer of writing, writing things down. I generally find that sometimes when I've had to catch myself up, I react too quickly. So just stopping and breathing. Generally, people wonder why you say something like that. Walking away from a computer is always a good thing I've found my particularly later on in the day, and things when you're g…
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View from the top with Greg Foran, Chief Executive Officer of Air New Zealand
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And if there's a sentence here, that maybe sums up how I feel about this, it's how do you live up to your values when no one's looking? Because it really determines whether you're for real, or whether they're just a set of statements. Greg Foran, Chief Executive Officer of Air New Zealand Dive into the First Steps - Leadership and Wellbeing podcast…
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Pandemic Fatigue with Juliette Hogan, Owner and Director of Juliette Hogan
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“I wholeheartedly think I need to be the best version I can be of myself to ensure that I can be respectful and look after my team. It's challenging, I'm not gonna lie, I have a huge amount of guilt about am I working hard enough? Am I working too hard? Should I be a better mother? Should I be a better work? employer? Should I be a better boss? Am …
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“One thing I make sure I do is the real basics. Breathe, eat, exercise and sleep. We could talk about how those really helped, but I find if I'm starting to compromise on those, I'm already putting myself under pressure. So, if I've got a lot on at work, I might start work earlier, I might skip my exercise for the day, and I might eat poor-quality …
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"In our business lives owners and leaders are surrounded by boards, managers, employees, and people. We talk with them; we share stories and experiences with them. People visit us and we network, and, in those environments, we share ideas and problems. We discuss possible solutions and often nuances in these conversations feed new thoughts and lead…
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