How to Be Curious

In this episode, I talk to Scott Quayle about changing careers and leaving the comfort zone at 39 years old, and how curiosity lead him to find his true calling amongst his many talents and interests. This is a story of fear, handling imperfection - and bloody loving what you do.

In this episode, I talk to Ben Davison-Petch, a 2019 high school graduate who came out of year 12 with impressive results. We talk about his perspective on why we choose the jobs we do, the power in loving the process and how that helps us to be more proactive and curious throughout ATAR - and life. 

In this cracking start to season 2, I chat to success coach, David Castelanelli, about his take on these weird times, the start of his personal development & speaking career, checking notifications when you get up and what it means to be a “real expert”. Plus, some bonus tips on creating content fast - even in the middle of a pandemic.

In this episode, I get curious about the process of publishing books with fantasy author, Jed Herne. I hear about his love for writing, his approach to otherwise "daunting" projects and his best pieces of advice for aspiring writers - a great listen while self-isolating at home!

In this episode, I get curious about the journey that has taken social entrepreneur Wil Massara around Australia TWICE with his tour of 5 state leadership conferences for young people. His philosophy on education, what it takes to run an event and how curiosity lead Wil to this point.

In this episode, I get curious about the incredible work retired teacher Bob Sheridan is doing to mobilise children in third world countries. To explore that curiosity, I spoke to him about why he was first curious about the cause, and how his team worked their way towards a solution.