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Cherie sits down with Cooper Chapman, former professional surfer and founder of the Good Human Factory, for an inspiring and deeply reflective conversation. Cooper shares his transformative journey of moving from chasing external validation to living authentically through his core values. Together, they explore the significance of shifting from mental health awareness to action, the life-changing power of gratitude, and how small, consistent steps can lead to a more meaningful and impactful life.
Drawing on his experiences as an athlete, Cooper reveals the pivotal moments that reshaped his mindset, from overcoming a victim mentality to embracing mindfulness and intentional living. He also talks about the creation of the 1% Good Club, a global community that encourages daily practices of gratitude and meditation—positively influencing thousands of lives.
In this episode, Cherie and Cooper dive into the role of empathy in leadership, the importance of actionable habits for mental well-being, and how incorporating values into daily life can create long-lasting change.
This conversation is a powerful reminder that progress, not perfection is the key to thriving in life and leadership. Whether you're looking to build resilience, lead with courage, or inspire growth in others, this episode is packed with practical insights and meaningful takeaways to help you live a more fulfilled and values-driven life.
Instagram: @cooperchapman and @thegoodhumanfactoryWebsite thegoodhumanfactory.com
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In this inspiring episode, hosts Cherie and Andy Canning welcome Dr. Dinesh Palipana, a trailblazing leader and changemaker, to the Lead with Courage podcast. As the second person with quadriplegia to graduate as a doctor in Australia and an advocate for inclusivity, Dinesh shares his unique perspective on life, leadership, and the importance of courage.
This conversation delves into Dinesh’s remarkable journey, from a life-changing car accident to becoming a doctor, lawyer, and author. Through personal anecdotes and thought-provoking reflections, Dinesh explores how perspective and empathy shape effective leadership and how purpose can bring meaning to our lives. Whether it’s his experiences in Sri Lanka, the values he lives by, or the impact of gratitude, Dinesh’s insights offer powerful lessons for leaders at all stages.
What You'll Learn in This Episode:
What “leading with courage” means and why courage is integral to leadership.How Dinesh’s accident transformed his life and taught him to view challenges as opportunities for growth.The role of empathy and perspective in creating impactful leadership.Why purpose and values are essential in navigating life’s complexities.Practical advice on embracing gratitude and staying present in the moment.Notable Quotes:
“Courage is part of what makes up leadership—you can’t separate the two.”“The world is a reflection of ourselves. Perspective and gratitude can transform even the hardest days.”“Empathy isn’t just understanding those who are similar to us; it’s about bridging divides and creating unity.”Resources Mentioned:
Dinesh Palipana’s book: StrongerThe Daily Stoic by Ryan HolidayThe Alchemist by Paulo CoelhoConnect with Dr. Dinesh Palipana:
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In this episode of Lead with Courage, Cherie Canning has an eye-opening conversation with Jess Taylor, CEO of Qendo, a nonprofit organisation dedicated to supporting individuals with endometriosis. Jess shares her personal journey with the chronic condition, reflecting on years of silent suffering, stigmatisation, and misdiagnoses before discovering her own voice and purpose through Qendo. Her story unveils the challenges faced by countless women living with endometriosis and details her inspiring transformation from patient to passionate advocate.
Throughout the episode, Cherie and Jess discuss the significance of bringing endometriosis—and women’s health more broadly—into the workplace. Jess describes how a lack of awareness and support in professional settings often leaves women struggling to balance careers with the demands of managing a chronic condition. She shares the steps Quendo has taken to educate workplaces, normalize discussions around endometriosis, and empower women to advocate for their health without fear or shame.
Listeners will gain insight into Jess’s work advocating for policy change, her mission to increase education and resources, and the tools Qendo offers to help workplaces better support employees affected by endometriosis. Jess also shares practical tips on how leaders can foster an inclusive environment that acknowledges health as a critical factor in workplace wellbeing.
This episode offers lessons on resilience, courage, and the importance of breaking the silence surrounding women’s health. It’s a powerful call to action for leaders, employees, and allies to create supportive spaces that honour the complex health journeys of women everywhere.
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In this insightful and heartwarming episode of the Lead with Courage podcast, host Cherie Canning and guest host Andy Canning sit down with Macca (Macaulay Ryan) from LSKD, a passionate runner and Movember ambassador. They dive into Macca's incredible journey of personal growth, mental health awareness, and the power of running.
Macca shares how his love for running transformed his life, from pushing through the tough moments to becoming an advocate for mental wellness. He discusses the symbolism behind his "Just Keep Running" tattoo and how it applies to both running and life’s challenges. Macca also opens up about his own struggles with mental health after a difficult breakup and how his dog, Kendrick, became his emotional support and life-changer.
The conversation explores Macca's journey to becoming a Movember ambassador, his commitment to raising mental health awareness, and the inspiring events he's spearheaded, including running 100km around a 1.8km loop as part of Movember’s fundraising efforts. The team also touches on Macca's unique approach to ultra-marathon running, where discipline and mental strength take centre stage.
This episode covers the intersection of running, mental health, and resilience, and hear how Macca embodies the LSKD values of moving fast, learning from mistakes, and always striving for one percent better.
Links & Resources:
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In this episode of Lead with Courage, Cherie welcomes Ellen Powell, Founder and CEO of The Somehwhere Co. Ellen is a trailblazer in authenticity and courageous leadership.
Ellen shares her journey of living boldly, overcoming obstacles, and leading with genuine resolve. This episode discuses the Ellen's founder journey, Empowering Female Founders, The societal pressure to have children and so much more.
If you want to gain insights on how to embrace your true self and inspire others through determination and authenticity, this is the episode for you.Did you enjoy the episode? Send us a text!
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In this episode, Cherie and Mandy dive into the importance of giving and receiving feedback, drawing on lessons from workshops and experiences.
Key Discussion Points:
The Need for Feedback: Many leaders struggle to give valuable feedback because they aren't observing their teams closely enough. Feedback should be specific and based on either skills or daily tasks.Types of Feedback: Mandy highlights two types—skills-based and task-based feedback. Both require different approaches, but leaders must focus on providing detailed, constructive input beyond generic praise like "You're doing great."Catch People Doing the Right Thing: Cherie emphasizes the importance of giving positive feedback, even on behaviors we assume others already know are appreciated. This builds trust and makes growth feedback easier to accept.Reactions to Feedback: The 3 common reactions to feedback are Defend, Deny, and Deflect. Mandy suggests holding space for these reactions, as they often come from fear or insecurity.Receiving Feedback: Cherie shares that staying curious and thanking the person giving feedback, even when it's tough, is crucial. It's important to check if negative reactions stem from ego or insecurities.Intentions in Feedback: Mandy advises leaders to check their intentions before delivering feedback. Feedback should be given with the intent to help the recipient grow, which influences tone, body language, and delivery.Takeaways:
Feedback should be timely, actionable, and given in small, regular doses.Build trust with positive feedback to create a foundation for constructive growth discussions.Approach both giving and receiving feedback with curiosity, empathy, and clear intentions.Did you enjoy the episode? Send us a text!
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About a year ago, co-host Andy Canning set a rather audacious goal of competing in and completing a marathon in 2024.
Maybe you're a seasoned runner.
Maybe you run once a year when you're late for a bus.
However you identify yourself in the running world, this episode is for anyone that has tried, failed and tried again to complete a goal or achieve a dream.
Join Cherie and special guest Ali Maher, absolute legend and marathon royalty having run 14 marathons (8 of those which were in Ironmans!) as they unpack the highs, the lows, the tears, nipplegate, and what it was like to get to the start line.
Ali Maher's episode - Meeting your EdgeDid you enjoy the episode? Send us a text!
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Kylie Chivers joins the Lead with Courage podcast to share stories of her life, Self Reflection - Let's Get Real.
Self Discovery -
Facing demons and thoughts.
Had to keep going, and wanted to be a stand for my kids, yes you can get knocked down and bad things happen, but what is next is up to you.
Growth Mindset.
Hidden under responsbility and expectations.
Masculine energy is competitive.
Feminie energy is collaborative.
If I didn't do this, what would have been the alternative?
What good am I then, if I don't do this?
Don't under estimate the affect of polarity in a relationship.
What is attraction? Think of a magnet, do you attract or repel? How does it work with you significant other?
Seek out ways to bring in the attraction.
It's not natural when you live together & work together. How can we carve it out.
The Femine Connection
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In 2020 Ash Conwell was expecting triplets, and in a moment her life changed forever.
Ash's story is a hero's journey through grief, love and defining what it is to lead with courage.
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We welcome Rachel O'Brien back to the podcast to share the story behind the game changing Leadership program - Goddess in the Boardroom.
The meaning behind the name of the programThe purpose and design of the programWho its designed for What attendees can expect
We discuss :We deep dive into the personal experiences of Cherie and Andy and impacts the program had on them both personally and professionally. Andy completed on Warriors in the Boardroom in 2023 and 2022 and Cherie at Goddess in the Boardroom in 2021.
Curious to know more?
Explore the website https://www.goddessintheboardroom.com.au
Next cohort STARTING IN OCTOBER 2024.
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For Men curious about the Warriors in the Boardroom, you can find out more at: https://shannonobrien.com.au/warriors-in-the-boardroom/
You can listen to Rachel's first episode on #leadwithcourage here:
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Graham 'Skroo' Turner is the co-founder and current CEO of one of Australia's most celebrated and famous brands, Flight Centre.
Skroo is no stranger to the ups and downs of business, from growing from a couple of retail stores across Australia in 1982 to being a global travel giant of leisure and corporate travel.
Skroo has led the business of Flight Centre through devastating regional wars, terrorism events like 9/11 and the London bombings as well as global epidemics and pandemics lile SARS and COVID.
Skroo shares his reflections on how he has tried to maintain morale amongst uncertainty as well as foster a sense of ownership across the changing generations in the workplace.
For Andy and Cherie, Flight Centre has been a part of their journey having met each other in 2010 and worked together while working at Flight Centre.Did you enjoy the episode? Send us a text!
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TradeMutt founders Edward Ross and Daniel Allen join us, as we unpack the journey behind their business and social enterprise, which covers personal loss, mental health advocacy, and a never say die approach to business.
Our conversation highlights their resilience and vulnerability, as Ed and Dan discuss the unseen challenges of entrepreneurship. They emphasise the importance of a strong support system, both personally and at work, and share how their initiative, is changing lives by offering counselling to those less likely to seek help. Their candid reflections on their journey from two to thirty-five team members show the courage needed to lead a business focused on such an important cause.
Ed and Dan's experiences provide a raw, unfiltered look at the intersections of life, work, and well-being, from navigating grief and relationships to fighting the stigma around mental health. Their story is a powerful call to action—reminding us that it's not just about starting the conversation, but being brave enough to continue it.
You can find Trademutt website here.
Dan's TedX Talk here.
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Struggling with postnatal depression, Chelsea Pottenger found herself in a dark place, battling feelings of hopelessness and despair. Through a combination of self-discovery, therapy, and the support of her friends and family, she gradually found a light at the end of the tunnel. Emerging not only as a survivor but as a mental health advocate. Chelsea transformed her experience into a mission to help others and a thriving business, using her journey to inspire and uplift others.
Chelsea and her husband joined forces to create a thriving business at EQ Minds, building a team of 'bloody legends.' This episode offers valuable insights into team building, entrepreneurship, and the joy of a positive workplace. Chelsea, a psychology postgraduate, international motivational speaker, and accredited mindfulness & meditation coach, shares heartfelt stories about overcoming self-doubt and imposter syndrome, showcasing her innovative and optimistic approach to leadership. As the author of The Mindful High Performer, Chelsea brings a wealth of practicec knowledge and real world experience to the discussion.
Our conversation delves into Chelsea's vision for revolutionising mental health support, contrasting traditional clinical settings with her dream of a holistic retreat for true healing. Emphasising the importance of supportive networks and personal well-being, Chelsea advocates for regular exercise, meditation, and quality sleep. She leaves us feeling optimistic, encouraging anyone who has ever doubted themselves to believe in their potential to overcome challenges and achieve greatness.
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Brent Tate, known for his indomitable spirit and distinguished rugby league career, has earned admiration for his unwavering commitment to excellence on and off the field.
Throughout our conversation, Brent shared invaluable life lessons drawn from his experiences in professional sports. With candidness, he discussed the importance of humility, self-awareness, and the transferable skills between sports leadership and corporate management. Stories of his time with renowned coach Wayne Bennett and his tenure with the Broncos, the Warriors, and the Cowboys highlight the adaptability and openness required to thrive in any team environment.
Transitioning from sports to the corporate world, Brent approached this phase with the same determination he displayed on the field. He spoke of seeking new passions post-career, the significance of a solid support network, and the joys and responsibilities of fatherhood. Our discussion also touched on the contrasting feedback dynamics between sports and corporate environments, advocating for a culture of continuous feedback.
After listening to this episode you will gain insights and strategies for navigating difficult transitions, regardless of the arena.
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Imagine rising from the depths of addiction and homelessness to become a beacon of hope and innovation in the community. That's the story of Matt Kratiuk, a former ice addict who reclaimed his life and now serves as Chief Growth Officer at TACTIC, and passionate Ambassador for the Vinnies CEO Sleepout. His journey is a striking example of resilience and transformation, one that he generously shares in this heart-rending episode. Alongside him, we welcome Kirsty Rourke, an influential force in social and affordable housing. Together, their experiences shed light on our capacity for change and the collective power of value-driven leadership.
The conversation pivots to the societal tremors caused by homelessness, scrutinising the stark realities, overlooked statistics and the real costs of not solving this escalating crises. Personal stories intertwine with hard-hitting facts, as we discuss the alarming number of homeless Australians and the unique struggles faced by older women and families without shelter.
Wrapping up with tangible hope, we discuss the instrumental role businesses and community initiatives play in giving back and fuelling change.
Join us, be moved, and if you feel led to donate to the fundraising efforts, you can do so here.
If you'd like to hear more of Matt Kratiuk's story listen to his first Lead with Courage episode - Back from the Brink on Spotify or Apple Podcasts.
You can follow Kirsty and her incredible work at Social Impact Capital on Linkedin.
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Have you ever found yourself in a room with someone who radiated such authenticity it made you rethink your own life choices?
Lauren White, a seasoned sexologist, joins us today to delve into the heart of what it means to truly connect. We discuss the power of vulnerability and spontaneity and how these elements bring richness to our conversations and relationships.
Lauren is an award winning sexologist, business mentor & speaking coach for women who want to explore the uncharted waters of their power and pleasure for a deeply impactful business and more satisfying intimacy.
She's the host of the White Hot Business Podcast, an international speaker and the author of Permission: Personal Liberation for Switched on Women.
Embarking on a candid exploration of sexuality isn't for the faint of heart, but it's a journey Lauren believes can redefine empowerment and leadership for women. This episode weaves through the complex tapestry of mental health, drug counseling, and the profound effect that embracing our entire selves can have on our professional and personal lives.
Lauren's profound insights into setting intentions for intimate experiences and recognising the qualitative nature of sexual fulfilment might just hold the key to unlocking new dimensions of your life.
Lauren masterfully illustrates how the simple pleasures of music and dance can not only rewire our neural pathways but also empower us to live more authentically. By the end of our conversation, you'll feel inspired to make each day a genuine self-expression.
Join us as we celebrate the multifaceted nature of our beings and learn how to harness the transformative power of pleasure and authenticity.
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When Josh Creamer decided to use his voice to echo the stories of his Indigenous community, he committed to a path of resilience and leadership. As one of Australia's few Indigenous barristers, Josh opens up about his journey from the responsibilities that anchored his youth to the courtroom battles that have come to define much of his life's work. His candid conversation brings us face to face with the raw emotions of his legal crusades in landmark human rights cases and the personal struggles that have shaped his pursuit of justice and truth.
Embark on a deeply moving exploration of the systemic barriers that contribute to Indigenous disadvantage, interwoven with Josh Creamer's personal narrative of loss, leadership, and the legacy he aims to leave. His legal battles, including those for the Palm Island and Stolen Wages cases, reveal a commitment to shifting the narrative for his people—a chapter of Australian history often overshadowed. Join us as Josh shares his quest to empower Indigenous voices in law through the establishment of a scholarship aimed at supporting Indigenous women—a testament to the transformative power of mentorship.
In the shadows of trauma and adversity, Josh reveals the sanctity of self-care and the strength found in life's most challenging moments. He shares the poignant story of his trek to Everest Base Camp, a physical and symbolic journey that honors his brother's memory while shining a light on mental health and suicide prevention. This episode is not just a conversation; it's an invitation to witness the remarkable resilience of one man who, in the face of generational trauma, continues to rise, lead, and inspire change for a more inclusive future.Did you enjoy the episode? Send us a text!
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Luminate Leadership is not a licensed mental health service and is not a substitute for professional mental health advice, treatment or assessment. The advice given in this episode is general in nature, but if you’re struggling, please see a healthcare professional, or call lifeline on 13 11 14. -
Ever wondered how the superpower of good energy leads to successful business consulting? Stephanie White, a dynamic leader with a fascinating journey, is here to inspire with her unwavering dedication to authenticity and courage.
Steph opens up about her path, from being a part of a family of shopkeepers at her parents business, Terry White Pharmacy to establishing her own company and every step in between!
Steph’s experiences across cultures and countries have contributed to her unique perspective on managing change and having difficult conversations in the workplace.
She uncovers the critical role of digital transformation and how she maintains a balance between digital and people-centric approaches in her business.
Branding, imposter syndrome and the importance of authenticity – Steph covers it all.
Tune in to this conversation; it's an exceptional blend of inspiration, practical advice, and unique insights from Steph White.
#podcast #businessowner #founderDid you enjoy the episode? Send us a text!
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Thanks for joining us on the Lead with Courage podcast, bought to you by Luminate Leadership. We trust this episode has given you some insights and joy to empower you live your biggest, best life.
If you enjoyed it, we'd be grateful if you like, share and subscribe to hear our future conversations.
To find out more about the work we do Luminate Leadership connect with us:
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Until the next episode, we hope you live and Lead with Courage!
Cherie and Andy x
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Luminate Leadership is not a licensed mental health service and is not a substitute for professional mental health advice, treatment or assessment. The advice given in this episode is general in nature, but if you’re struggling, please see a healthcare professional, or call lifeline on 13 11 14. -
This week we are excited to welcome one of the most successful, yet humble humans in the real estate world, the CEO and Co-Founder of Place Estate agents, Damian Hackett.
This episode is not just about real estate; it's about the core of every successful business - vision, mission, and values.
We delve into the significance of creating a clear organisational vision and discuss the necessity of a leader who acts on these values.
We take it a step further as we dig into the complexities of leading a family business, exploring the balance between work and family life and how Damian embraces the "learn it all, not know it all culture."
This is a great listen for those who want to hear how to build a powerful and enduring business and find your own happiness through it all.
#podcast #leadwithcouragepodcast #realestate #CEO #founderDid you enjoy the episode? Send us a text!
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Thanks for joining us on the Lead with Courage podcast, bought to you by Luminate Leadership. We trust this episode has given you some insights and joy to empower you live your biggest, best life.
If you enjoyed it, we'd be grateful if you like, share and subscribe to hear our future conversations.
To find out more about the work we do Luminate Leadership connect with us:
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Until the next episode, we hope you live and Lead with Courage!
Cherie and Andy x
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Luminate Leadership is not a licensed mental health service and is not a substitute for professional mental health advice, treatment or assessment. The advice given in this episode is general in nature, but if you’re struggling, please see a healthcare professional, or call lifeline on 13 11 14. -
Have we got a story for you! Let us introduce you to the amazing Yas Grigaliunas. This incredible human is about to blow your mind.
Yas stops by the #leadwithcourage podcast to chat about her journey as a mum, a cancer pre-vivor, and a social impact entrepreneur at Circonomy (formerly known as the world's biggest garage sale).
We dive deep into the idea of the circular economy, uncover some mind-blowing stats about female founders, and explore innovative ways of securing funding.
Yaz really hammers home the importance of tapping into your own courage, vulnerability, and authenticity to live a truly fulfilling life. And let me tell you, her personal anecdotes shed light on just how powerful resilience can be when overcoming adversity.
Whether you're looking for personal growth or professional success, the wisdom we gain from this chat underscores just how vital it is to lead with courage, authenticity, and, of course, kindness.
Ready to dive in and get inspired? Tune in to this week's episode of Lead with Courage.
#leadwithcouragepodcast #podcast #entrepreneurDid you enjoy the episode? Send us a text!
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Thanks for joining us on the Lead with Courage podcast, bought to you by Luminate Leadership. We trust this episode has given you some insights and joy to empower you live your biggest, best life.
If you enjoyed it, we'd be grateful if you like, share and subscribe to hear our future conversations.
To find out more about the work we do Luminate Leadership connect with us:
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Until the next episode, we hope you live and Lead with Courage!
Cherie and Andy x
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Luminate Leadership is not a licensed mental health service and is not a substitute for professional mental health advice, treatment or assessment. The advice given in this episode is general in nature, but if you’re struggling, please see a healthcare professional, or call lifeline on 13 11 14. - Visa fler
