The Mural

Sharing the love, it sounds as cheesy as Bega cheese (we get no sponsorship money from Bega cheese, but Bega cheese if you see this, please oh please give us money or at least some free cheese) but we promise it's a conversation worth having.

Through many different relationships we find that there are different types of love and different ways to share it. It may be with your partner, immediate family, extended family or even friends and work colleagues. We think it is important to remind ourselves how we share our love and possibly discover if we could do a better job.

We wish anyone who read the description of this episode a healthy and fruitful life, and for those that didn't, curse you you internet dwellers, I spent a long time writing this s**t. We are completely unapologetic for our comments.

Has someone ever come up to you and said their genius idea and never actually built it or did anything about it, god they're annoying.

It's wretched, it's scary, our down right disturbing... making friends, madonna help us!!

Friends are not easy to make and as we get older many friends come and go. Sometimes a person can feel like they have no friends and lack the ability to make new ones. We discuss our view on meeting new people and the idea of engaging in new friendships.

We think at least 5% of what we say is worth listening to, we are Aussie's, this is our story.

It seems we are curious from the day we are born. A baby will stare relentlessly into a random persons eyes and a toddler may touch a hot plate even when told not to. Curiosity is beautiful when it's there and f***ing disturbing when it's not! 

We talk about curiosity and the reasons from its sad and gruelling death over time. If you don't listen to this episode 10 witches will eat your babies... if you have no sense of humour please god don't listen to this podcast.

Trying to start a business on your own is f***ing tough. We have found true appreciation in the support that friends and family have shown to us during our quest to start our own business. However, in taking the path we did, it has lead us to introspectively question ourselves and the amount of support we show others.

If you choose to not listen to this podcast you failed to support us, how dare you! Ok jokes, love you guys ❤️

When things get hard, and no we are not referring to the thing in your pants. Whether it is developing an application like Infinity Mural or even someone attempting to lose weight - there are always hard points that we reach. We discuss our thoughts and experiences of reaching these hard points and how we react in these situations.

Don't you ever want to just say to someone, grow the f**k up and eat a teaspoon on cement? Well, if you've tried that you've probably seen it doesn't work so well (but maybe on the random occasion it pulls off). 

We have no idea what this podcast is for... we are Aussie, this is our style. We get lost on at least 50 tangents while we discuss the meaning of our podcast. We discuss the reasons we started to record the podcast and the reasons why we didn't actually want to start it! At least 99% of the time we have no idea what we're doing, if you listen to this episode we wish you all the best.

We explore the ideas of when you receive a big fat 'no' as an answer. Sometimes it's delivered in a clear, in your face, cry to your mumma, explicit "Do you want to go on a date?"... "No" or more the gentle, round the mill, don't want to say but I kind of did, implicit "Do you want to go on a date?"... "Oh, I'm like totally busy for like the next 20 years". 

'No' is sharp in any form it's delivered, join us for a good, s**t talk filled, chat. Sit down, make a tea and nibble on some biscuits, yes we picture everyone listening is a 90 year old grandma.