Will we still exist 200 years into the future? Will the planet be healed? Will the planet still exist? What if we could ask a question of somebody from 200 years into the future. What would you ask?

Jan Clarke is the founder of Door 2, an online community supporting people with eating disorders and their families.

Overnight success just doesn’t happen, and almost always, true success only comes after playing the long game of persistence, determination and guts.

Emilia Leese teaches how to think like a vegan by considering the ethics and interconnections between humans, animals and the planet. She also shares how to re-wild a forest.

We are all connected, and it is our responsibility to recognise what this moment is asking of us, and to respond to that so that those who come in the future will thrive.

Harry is only 12, yet he already has a collection of 17 reptiles, and has plans to be the youngest person in Australia to build and own a reptile zoo.

It’s easy to want to impress people, but the focus should be more about did I leave an impression that will help the other person.

Building confidence isn’t that hard if we’re willing to take courageous action and put in the effort to improve with practice.

If we want to build stronger relationships with those around us, we have to understand others. We can’t assume they are just like us, but they’re not. Let’s look at the four DISC styles to understand a bit more.

In a world that seems to have lost its way, we have the choice to perpetuate harm and meanness, or we can choose to be kind.

The Wheely Serious Project was created by a team of 5 to raise awareness for accessibility issues for people reliant on wheels for mobility, and to create accessibility to public spaces where possible.

Andrea Lane is the co-founder of FLOAT, a floating art space in East Gippsland. She is also an economist who believes in the irrefutably brilliant impact of artists in regional places.

Ageism sucks and this episode is proof that we’re never too old to do something we love or to change our life. Hope it inspires you.

Brock Williams is a 22 year old, 3rd year chiropractic student, who is now running marathons to raise money and awareness for charities, but who also hopes to inspire others to live their best life.

Carolyn Apostolou is a health and wellbeing coach for corporate staff and executives, that are transformative, fun and engaging, and full of quick easy wins.

Ian Handasyde is a series author, writing novels that are filled with adventure and a thrill at every corner. Writing under the pseudonym of James Hand, he has 8 books under his belt and still more to come.

Nathan Cassar is an award winning MC and entertainer, living the happy life of an extrovert, but as a child, Nathan was a bullied introvert. Everything changed when Nathan went on a cruise ship and discovered his true love.

Mridula Minasvi is a dedicated and passionate grassroots activist and community organiser, striving to advance gender equality, social justice, and civic space through digital innovation.

Brett Ashby is a multidisciplinary, award winning artist who uses a skateboard and surfboard to paint auras as well as capturing the vibrations and energy within the time and space he is creating in.

In this episode, I explain my Influence Scale model, and take a look at how we can lead people through empowerment, rather than by coercion.