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This has to be one of my most favourite workshops to facilitate. Stories sell! But how can you use stories effectively in your business to promote yourself, what you do and how you help, AUTHENTICALLY? This full-day workshop helps you find clarity, confidence and how to get yourself out there in your own unique style, helping you overcome any fears of public speaking or going on camera AND providing structures you can use to get your pitch right every single time. As this is an interactive workshop, you'll gain real-time experience and feedback on your presentation so you can create long-lasting change immediately. The full day includes morning and afternoon tea, as well as lunch and you'll learn not just the WHAT and the HOW, but the WHY - which is the thing that gives you an understanding of the importance of storytelling for sales and how we can use it to connect from brain to brain.....it's a little bit of magic and a whole lot of fun. Click the link below to find out more. We have early bird prices online, but that's changing shortly, so get in while you can!! See you soon. #storytelling #storytellingforbusiness #publicspeaking

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Looking to make a real impact with your tender and grant applications? Showcase your organisation's impact with these top strategies: 1. Spin a yarn that grabs attention 📖 2. Back it up with solid data 📊 3. Highlight what makes you a cut above 🌟 4. Paint a clear picture of outcomes 🎯 5. Tailor your pitch to each funder 🎭 Got a top tip or burning question? Drop them in the comments below! #WinningTenders #GrantSuccess #ImpactfulProposals #ImpactfulProposals

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Papa Lens Podcast | Embrace Australia's Accountable & Free Spirit 💪 Embark on a journey of introspection with Papa Lens podcast as they dissect the foundations of accountability and integrity in society. Explore the delicate balance between individual freedom and societal norms, as they reflect on Australia's cultural ethos. Engage in the dialogue on the significance of upholding regulations while fostering a sense of personal agency. Join the conversation and contribute your insights on shaping a community grounded in principles of responsibility and respect. #australia #migration #podcast #new #papalenspodcast

📣 Ready to unlock the secrets to deeper intimacy? 💑 ✅ Tune into The Love Machine where James Preece and Lyuba Venable reveal the power of vulnerability in relationships. ✅ Discover Lyuba's transformative techniques for fostering closeness beyond the bedroom & James's insights on affectionate gestures. ✅ Facing societal expectations, they unravel the challenges men face in expressing vulnerability. 🌟 Leave with practical strategies to enhance intimacy and communication with your partner. Catch the full episode - become a Love Machine aficionado today! 💖🎧 https://rpb.li/4vnwR

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Client Story Simone-Ellen Keller Genius You The recent Education Review Office report highlighting New Zealand's challenging school behaviours underscores a growing crisis, according to Simone-Ellen Keller, founder of Genius You. Keller attributes this to the erosion of traditional values and lack of self-awareness among children, which has left them unanchored despite being empowered as individuals. She stresses that while fostering self-expression is important, the absence of structured values and emotional guidance has led to behavioural issues. Keller advocates for the reintroduction of core values, enhanced self-awareness education, and the creation of new rituals to provide stability and positive behavioural frameworks for children. "Empowering our children is crucial, but without boundaries, their emotions can become unmanageable," Keller warns, urging parents and educators to adopt these strategies to address the behavioural crisis.

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Why are there very few Cultural Awareness Providers using their Voice to educate Australians on Social or Digital Media? Some of you, have no marketing presence whatsoever. Have you been censored by a company you provide your learning to? I hope not. That's just as bad as signing your Voice away to Mining in this country (Mining in the Pilbara was exposed for "gagging Traditional Owners" under NativeTitle Agreements in the Pilbara as part of the #JuukanGorgeInquiry). No good. Did you lose your way through the money they threw at you? You love money more than Teaching now? Sad. Assimilation tick.... Don't even start with Me on lateral violence. Do not confuse my post with that. This is called #CulturalAccountability via #Spotlighting. It seems silly to teach culture within the rules and boundaries of a client or customer. Your customers need to adapt to your cultural rules and boundaries. Claim your Voice again please. Cultural Learning Providers are more important today than ever before.

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Want to know how to grow your NDIS business? Be real with your ideal participant…….by the way…..that is not everyone!!!!!!! In this podcast episode from our affiliates at Podcast Talent Coach, Erik Johnson explores how to get more listeners to your podcast but the principles are exactly the same when marketing your NDIS business and services. Do you know who your niche is? If not, let me help you. Comment below the best way and time to contact you so we can explore who your niche is together and put together a plan to reach that niche with your message so that they take action on your offer.

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Christine said an immediate YES to Our Kinds 12-week #justbringitback trial in City of Fremantle 2022. Let’s change a habit for the world. We have continued that trial to this day. Not all cafes were able to continue with #justbringitback until, together, we address significant resource issues – mostly communication and requiring combined human effort. Other newly interested cafes are on standby until we fund our next stage. The café teams understand and respect the approach we are taking – to remove the friction points in the supply chain. They want to offer reuse and are all clear that “BYO cups do not work for us”. When I dropped into Breglia Picolo last month, Christine rushed me through the door. “Please help. You get it. -“These new cups and lids are cruel for the café and for the planet -“25c cup and 12c lid -“They are used for minutes -“They go to landfill in WA -“Discounts for BYO are useless -“Customers don’t care about a discount -"If we wash BYO cups we waste litres of water -“Customers are resistant to change” Christine is a true waste warrior. She scoops 10c containers out of the bins of others to send them to Containers for Change (WARRRL) and save them from landfill. She can’t handle the heavy load of this single use cup transition to reuse without support. What would help: Leadership role models -Local Mayors, Councillors and C Suite -Local business -Local media -Local community groups We will launch a raise soon to take the communication of this model and the participating cafes next level. And together, with warriors like Christine, we WILL change a habit for the world. #justbringitback #540billionsingleusecupsavoided #unsdgs #femalefounder Our Kinds goal – to eliminate single use cups globally. Anyone can support this goal. Tell me who you are, and I’ll suggest how. Photo: Christine, with tears in her eyes, holds the 37c, used for minutes, cup and lid destined for landfill.

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💥Why is ENJO the best business Barb de Corti has ever built? Hint: It’s not just the billion-dollar sales. In our latest The Evolution Partners Podcast, Barb de Corti shares her journey from selling microfibre cloths at expos to creating ENJO Australia —a billion-dollar cult brand driven by purpose. For Barb, success isn’t just numbers. It’s about building a carbon-neutral, ethical business with a loyal following that believes in chemical-free, sustainable cleaning. Here’s what makes ENJO stand out: 🌱 Sustainability at Its Core: Barb’s commitment to eco-friendly, ethical practices has earned ENJO a loyal, values-driven customer base. 🚀 Education Over Selling: Her approach? Educate customers on sustainable cleaning to build lasting trust. 💡Lessons from Growth: Rapid scaling taught Barb the importance of cash flow, digital sales, and staying close to her customers. Takeaway: Barb’s story is a blueprint for building a purpose-led, profitable brand that outlasts trends. 🎧 Hear how Barb turned ENJO into a billion-dollar brand with impact on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or YouTube 👉https://bit.ly/3Z3NgNO

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Recently I was described as an 'accomplished speaker'. What a lovely compliment. 'Accomplished' is a great word. It makes me sound like a Jane Austen heroine. But how does one become accomplished, Mr Darcy? By practising, Miss Bennett. Anyone can become accomplished. Even at public speaking. But it takes time, commitment and, very importantly, the knowledge that you get better with each talk or presentation. That in itself requires an adjustment in mindset. Not worrying about perfection initially, but concentrating on delivering your message in the best way you can. My first talks were in no way as polished as the talks I give now. But I refined, rehearsed, did it again. And now I get lovely feedback on what I deliver for my audience. Accomplishment is a process, and I can help you with that process. I am a professional speaker coach, who will guide you through the mindset minefield, help you craft your stories, and support you in your speaking goals. The road to accomplishment is there for you to take. Let me be your guide. Why, Miss Bennett, that sounds like a most splendid idea! #speakercoach #confidence #publicspeaking #speakingskills #presentationskills

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Claystone Marketing 100 % Aboriginal owned is proud to be managing this Movember campaign John Paterson It’s November and besides celebrating AMSANT’s 30 Anniversary this month Movember Australia we will be featuring our SEWB teams promotion of Aboriginal male health ( See our fundraising link below ) Where men live is an alarmingly significant indicator of how long they live. From Movember`s The Real Face of Men’s Health report Men in the Lingiari electorate, covering 95% of the area of the Northern Territory, are, on average, over 3.5 times more likely to die prematurely than men living inner metropolitan Sydney, New South Wales, Key points include: 1. Premature Mortality: Indigenous men have a rate of premature death more than double that of non-Indigenous men, with the gap increasing in recent years. ​ 2. Suicide Rates: Suicide is 2.6 times more common among Indigenous males than non-Indigenous males, with 34% of suicide deaths in Indigenous males occurring in those aged 15-24 years. ​ 3. Chronic Disease and Multimorbidity: Indigenous men experience higher rates of chronic diseases and multimorbidity, often linked to socioeconomic disadvantage and isolation. ​ 4. Cultural Identity and Health: Cultural identity is deeply connected to health and wellness for First Nations peoples. ​ Culturally protected and sensitized programs, co-designed and led by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, are critical for improving health outcomes. ​ Will you chip in to help our AMSANT team raise much-needed funds for men's health this #Movember? Together we can stop men dying too young https://lnkd.in/g824F27V Mark Wenitong Karl Briscoe - Jawalba, Kuku Yalanji Bama - MIBL, MPH John Paterson

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Summer's here and school is nearly out........are you ready for a refresh? Tune in to our latest episode of She Rebel Radio® where we chat with Shannon Murphy, founder of Simpl Living Co and Minimalist, on how to embrace simplicity and empower yourself through minimalism. In This Episode: 1. Unlock the Benefits: Learn how a minimalist lifestyle can reduce stress and increase clarity. 2. Get Started: Practical tips from Shannon to kickstart your journey towards simplicity. 3. Mental Health Connection: Understand the link between overconsumption and the mental health crisis. If you're ready for a summer clear out and a fresh start, this episode is for you! Dive in and discover the beauty of simplicity. Listen now : https://lnkd.in/enqZnBvq Stay Empowered Lulu xo I teach women leaders to leverage their 7-year personal growth cycle and lead in a way that works for them. Get in touch, to find out what this could mean for you. www.luluminns.com

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Nerves getting the better of you when you speak? Here is a golden tip... If you would like more help with how to speak with confidence and integrity, all while remaining authentic and true to yourself and your brand, I suggest that you come to my next event: Brand Within You, A Strategic Fusion of Branding Planning and Voice Communication Worship, in collaboration with Tania Jackson https://lnkd.in/eSTwMzT9 #speakwithimpact #speakwitheffectandinfluence #branding #confidentvoice #authenticvoice

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Major progress for clients over the years has been getting in touch with their anger. Rather than fake positivity… Rather than control, fix, or suppress their unpleasant "bad" emotions… They learned to acknowledge and observe… They learned to feel what they feel… They learned what it means to honour their emotional experience and seek understanding. What did this do? They learned just how much energy and information is stored in the emotions they’ve been working so hard to change, resist or ignore. Valuable self-knowledge... Valuable insight on what matters to them, what needs healing, and what needs to be let go. The very things that cause an emotional response are trying to tell you something. Holding it in or pretending it isn’t there can lead to feeling emotionally unstable, erratic, and like you’re on an emotional roller coaster. Seeing it, feeling it, and naming it on the other hand are doable steps toward greater inner peace and learning how to use these emotions to move forward. When you get in touch with your anger it can speak to what you may be here to do in this world, what you need to adjust about how you’re living, or what you need to use your voice for. Tune into your deeply held emotions. You are not your emotions. You HAVE emotions. And when you aren't conscious... Your emotions have YOU. If you want to learn the 3 most essential ingredients to unlock your potential, listen/watch the full episode this clip is from on my podcast.

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Incredible news for these 4 NZ artists at the weekend winning the Golden Lion at the Venice Biennale. Maori. Women. Young. The win has been likened to 'winning a gold medal at the Olympics', but really; it's nothing like that. Winning an Olympic gold medal is the pinnacle of most athlete's career. It's the result of years of hard work to reach the top and it's impossible to ever top that. Some will retire after the win. For a visual artist, this win is just the beginning. These 4 NZ artists are now on the world stage and the opportunities will be immense. Two other NZ artists who've done well at the Venice Biennale are Simon Denny and Lisa Reihana. Both artists are recognised (a.k.a.: collected) internationally. Their work is now held in important public collections around the world. Denny spends much of his time in Berlin. This win has put the global spotlight on Maori art and the NZ arts community. An incredible achievement our country should be very proud of. Another reason how we know this win is different to an Olympic gold - these 4 young Maori artists won't become household names. Their win won't be repeat broadcast across media channels; most people won't even take in the news or appreciate how massive it really is. If, on the other hand, this was 4 athletes winning gold for an obscure sport, you can guess how many kids would be wanting to sign up for a team. And how many people would be calling for a ticker-tape parade or day off work to help welcome the athletes home. The new minister for Culture and Heritage, Paul Goldsmith recently announced his desire for a new arts strategy for NZ. Here's hoping that raising the profile of our incredible arts communities and providing decent pathways to success forms the basis of that strategy. Funding our arts communities is crucial. If you want to know more about that, check it out online and make sure you have your say. If we want to see more NZ artists shine globally, we have to support them in that success. Just like we do with tech, food and beverage, agriculture and all the other export industries that receive massive funding to achieve what they achieve on the global stage. In the meantime, 4 young Maori women artists just won the Golden Lion at the Venice Biennale. WOW.

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In the realm of self-mastery, I've come to realise that life's most remarkable moments often defy conventional logic and reasoning. Embracing what some may label as "delusional" has led me to profound experiences and connections. By supporting loved ones and clients beyond the confines of logic, I aim to guide them with empathy and a deeper understanding. This journey of growth and empowerment excites me as we transcend boundaries and embrace new perspectives. #SelfMastery #Empathy #TranscendLogic #Empowerment #NewPerspectives

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