🎙We are back. Well, I am back. Emeli Paulo here. My previous co-hosts, Jeremy and Ryan may have moved on to reach their own potential. Yet, here I am carrying the big ass torch and I could just not let it go out. I have ignited the flame INSPOTAINMENT once again and bring you REAL AF experts who will ensure you are 'on purpose'.


It's time for the next series, People on Purpose. Yes, we're here to be helpful by simply (but powerfully) connecting you to 'people on purpose' for you to question, be curious and take action in your career, wealth, health and all your relationships. REAL conversations, REAL experts, REAL people doing REAL cool things to advance the health of humanity.

Nicole Gibson our first guest in the new podcast series 'People on Purpose' has done that better than most her age, a 25 year old that continues to make me lose my mind each time I see and watch her speak. Which I have recently have as she had the honour of doing a TEDx talk in Oxford, UK. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T8lctfMr8IY 

Nicole Gibson is a speaker, unifier and facilitator.

Appointed Mental health commissioner for three terms, her very own charity The Rogue & Rouge Foundation. This young woman lives on the Gold Coast and is a badass rebel change maker.

I asked ‘What do you want to talk about today?

She said 'love' - of course! Nicole has written a remarkable book aptly named for the podcast, #LOL Love Out Loud [A Millennial’s Guide to Enlightenment] is her first book. A personal account of her finding her way back to love, as well as a guide to help you figure out what ‘Loving OUT LOUD’ really means to you.

Find the free course and tools Nicole mentions in the podcast at https://www.nicolegibson.com.au/ 


Do you want to sign up for more info about the launch of Collective Potentials wellbeing movement? Pop your name in our mailing list for JULY 1st!




 

<p>🎙We are back. Well, I am back. Emeli Paulo here. My previous co-hosts, Jeremy and Ryan may have moved on to reach their own potential. Yet, here I am carrying the big ass torch and I could just not let it go out. I have ignited the flame INSPOTAINMENT once again and bring you REAL AF experts who will ensure you are 'on purpose'.</p>
<p><br>It's time for the next series, People on Purpose. Yes, we're here to be helpful by simply (but powerfully) connecting you to 'people on purpose' for you to question, be curious and take action in your career, wealth, health and all your relationships. REAL conversations, REAL experts, REAL people doing REAL cool things to advance the health of humanity.<br><br>Nicole Gibson our first guest in the new podcast series 'People on Purpose' has done that better than most her age, a 25 year old that continues to make me lose my mind each time I see and watch her speak. Which I have recently have as she had the honour of doing a TEDx talk in Oxford, UK. http<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T8lctfMr8IY" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener" data-lynx-mode="hover" data-lynx-uri="https://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.youtube.com%2Fwatch%3Fv%3DT8lctfMr8IY&amp;h=AT2UXLG1Dqu-Y7_J3QBDr9cLNUSpmW43rDa9qP50OvhRUF9X7jHm1FITdM3Xn2hBi4aNRxsDa6_LK90pEWMK8jGqZGOIQZ9OlPZ6cGFJJRW8XDMxFxgacR9W39cFNplbNhmmA8Yr">s://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T8lctfMr8IY </a></p>
<p>Nicole Gibson is a speaker, unifier and facilitator.<br><br>Appointed Mental health commissioner for three terms, her very own charity The Rogue &amp; Rouge Foundation. This young woman lives on the Gold Coast and is a badass rebel change maker.<br><br>I asked &lsquo;What do you want to talk about today?<br><br>She said 'love' - of course! Nicole has written a remarkable book aptly named for the podcast, #LOL Love Out Loud [A Millennial&rsquo;s Guide to Enlightenment] is her first book. A personal account of her finding her way back to love, as well as a guide to help you figure out what &lsquo;Loving OUT LOUD&rsquo; really means to you.<br><br>Find the free course and tools Nicole mentions in the podcast at https://ww<a href="https://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.nicolegibson.com.au%2F&amp;h=AT2UXLG1Dqu-Y7_J3QBDr9cLNUSpmW43rDa9qP50OvhRUF9X7jHm1FITdM3Xn2hBi4aNRxsDa6_LK90pEWMK8jGqZGOIQZ9OlPZ6cGFJJRW8XDMxFxgacR9W39cFNplbNhmmA8Yr" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener" data-lynx-mode="hover">w.nicolegibson.com.au/ </a></p>
<p><br>Do you want to sign up for more info about the launch of Collective Potentials wellbeing movement? Pop your name in our mailing list for JULY 1st!<br><br><br></p>
<p>&nbsp;</p>

Nicole Gibson — Talking about how to ‘Love out Loud’

We’re going on a break! With our hosts Emeli, Ryan and Jeremy pursuing new creative projects, adventures and life-changes in the next six months, this will be our last podcast (at least for the time being). We met at the studio to record a ten-minute quick update but instead spontaneously recorded a full-length episode after being inspired by the ending of the show. The reality is that everything you start will inevitably have an ending and many endings end up messy. We discuss how to let go and handle endings in a dignified way that creates space for new love and experiences. Thank you to anyone that has supported, listened or shared our conversations over the last year. We hope that you had many “aha” moments and that you were inspired to connect to your friends and family through creating spaces of vulnerability and authenticity.  Love the Collective Potential Podcast Team: Emeli, Jeremy, Ryan, Dylan and Jodi. See what we’re up to on Instagram:@emelipaulo@jezcarne@ryanhydeau 

<div>We&rsquo;re going on a break! With our hosts Emeli, Ryan and Jeremy pursuing new creative projects, adventures and life-changes in the next six months, this will be our last podcast (at least for the time being).</div>
<div>&nbsp;</div>
<div>We met at the studio to record a ten-minute quick update but instead spontaneously recorded a full-length episode after being inspired by the ending of the show.</div>
<div>&nbsp;</div>
<div>The reality is that everything you start will inevitably have an ending and many endings end up messy. We discuss how to let go and handle endings in a&nbsp;dignified way that creates space for new love and experiences.</div>
<div>&nbsp;</div>
<div>Thank you to anyone that has supported, listened or shared our conversations over the last year. We hope that you had many &ldquo;aha&rdquo; moments and that you were inspired to connect to your friends and family through creating spaces of vulnerability and authenticity.&nbsp;</div>
<div>&nbsp;</div>
<div>Love the Collective Potential Podcast Team: Emeli, Jeremy, Ryan, Dylan and Jodi.</div>
<div>&nbsp;</div>
<div>See what we&rsquo;re up to on Instagram:</div>
<div>@emelipaulo</div>
<div>@jezcarne</div>
<div>@ryanhydeau</div>
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On Ending: Our Last Podcast

“Every single incredible thing that’s happened in my life has happened when I break pattern. I’m never more powerful than when I do something I’m uncomfortable with or that makes me feel nervous or that I’m afraid of”- Beau Taplin During our break from the podcast, Em has been meeting Australians on her Real Road Trip. Having conversations with many, she discovered that the places that people are stuck are often within the boundary of their comfort zones. In this episode, we explore the freedom and growth you can find when you break out of the stories that keep you small and the joy you can find when you live more in your heartspace and not your headspace.  Joining us is Beau Taplin, a self-published Author who quickly grew a following after posting his poetry on Instagram. Now almost reaching 500,000 people, Beau’s ability to translate feelings into words takes you on an emotional journey that helps you relate to the inner world of yourself and others.  You can find Beau @beautaplin or at www.beautaplin.com www.collectivepotential.com.au

<div>&ldquo;Every single incredible thing that&rsquo;s happened in my life has happened when I break pattern. I&rsquo;m never more powerful than when I do something I&rsquo;m uncomfortable with or that makes me feel nervous or that I&rsquo;m afraid of&rdquo;- Beau Taplin</div>
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<div>During our break from the podcast, Em has been meeting Australians on her Real Road Trip. Having conversations with many, she discovered that the places that people are stuck are often within the boundary of their comfort zones. In this episode, we explore the freedom and growth you can find when you break out of the stories that keep you small and the joy you can find when you live more in your heartspace and not your headspace.&nbsp;</div>
<div>&nbsp;</div>
<div>Joining us is Beau Taplin, a self-published Author who quickly grew a following after posting his poetry on Instagram. Now almost reaching 500,000 people, Beau&rsquo;s ability to translate feelings into words takes you on an emotional journey that helps you relate to the inner world of yourself and others.&nbsp;</div>
<div>&nbsp;</div>
<div>You can find Beau @beautaplin or at <a href="http://www.beautaplin.com">www.beautaplin.com</a></div>
<div>&nbsp;</div>
<div>www.collectivepotential.com.au</div>

Feeling What's True with Beau Taplin

The World Health Organisation estimates that 350 million people have depression and around one-third of all patients with depression fail to respond to conventional therapies such as SSRI’s. With many other scientifically backed therapies such as mindfulness-based practices, diet and education gaining popularity, how are we going as a country in keeping our brains happy, strong and healthy?  Joining us we have the youngest mental health commissioner and founder of the Rouge and Rouge Foundation Nicole Gibson. Nicole formed the Rogue and Rogue Foundation to address the stigma around mental health treatment following her recovery from Anorexia Nervosa. With her personal, speaking/facilitation and governmental experience with the Australian Health Commission, Nicole has a wide insight into how we are holistically treating mental health issues as a nation. Follow Nicole on Instagram @nicgibson_ or her website www.nicolegibson.com.au www.collectivepotential.com.au  

<div>The World Health Organisation estimates that 350 million people have depression and around one-third of all patients with depression fail to respond to conventional therapies such as SSRI&rsquo;s.</div>
<div>&nbsp;</div>
<div>With many other scientifically backed therapies such as mindfulness-based practices, diet and education gaining popularity,&nbsp;how are we going as a country in keeping our brains happy, strong and healthy?&nbsp;</div>
<div>&nbsp;</div>
<div>Joining us we have the youngest mental health commissioner and founder of the Rouge and Rouge Foundation Nicole Gibson.</div>
<div>&nbsp;</div>
<div>Nicole formed the Rogue and Rogue Foundation to address the stigma around mental health treatment following her recovery from Anorexia Nervosa. With her personal, speaking/facilitation and governmental experience with the Australian Health Commission, Nicole has a wide insight into how we are holistically treating mental health issues as a nation.</div>
<div>&nbsp;</div>
<div>Follow Nicole on Instagram @nicgibson_ or her website <a href="http://www.nicolegibson.com.au">www.nicolegibson.com.au</a></div>
<div>&nbsp;</div>
<div>www.collectivepotential.com.au&nbsp;</div>
<div>&nbsp;</div>

Mental health in Australia, are we on track? With Nicole Gibson

To kick off the podcast for 2017 we thought the best way would be to have a conversation about creativity with the Naked Creative himself Dan Brophy.  Dan is a film maker, editor and passionate creative from Sydney who has focused his curiosity for understanding creativity into the Naked Creative Show podcast where he interviews creative folk on their processes.  From creative goal setting to how your sexual energy effects your creativity, we cover a wide range of topics to get you excited about 2017.   Check out Dan’s fantastic interviews by searching the Naked Creative Show in iTunes or at http://www.thenakedcreativeshow.com and more of Dan’s work can be found at www.danbrophy.net
Find Dan's daily vlog on his Instagram @danbrophy If you enjoyed this episode and want to check out our workshops coming up, go to www.collectivepotential.com.au 

<div>To kick off the podcast for&nbsp;2017 we thought the best way would be to have a conversation about creativity with the Naked Creative himself Dan Brophy.&nbsp;</div>
<div>&nbsp;</div>
<div>Dan is a film maker, editor and passionate creative from Sydney who has focused his curiosity for understanding&nbsp;creativity into the Naked Creative Show podcast where he interviews creative folk on their processes.&nbsp;</div>
<div>&nbsp;</div>
<div>From creative goal setting to how your sexual energy effects your creativity, we cover a wide range of topics to get you excited about 2017. &nbsp;</div>
<div>&nbsp;</div>
<div>Check out Dan&rsquo;s fantastic&nbsp;interviews by searching&nbsp;the Naked Creative Show in iTunes or at&nbsp;<a href="http://www.thenakedcreativeshow.com">http://www.thenakedcreativeshow.com</a>&nbsp;and more of Dan&rsquo;s work can be found at www.danbrophy.net</div>
<div><br>Find Dan's daily vlog on his Instagram @danbrophy</div>
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<div>If you enjoyed this episode and want to check out our workshops coming up, go to&nbsp;www.collectivepotential.com.au</div>
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Dan Brophy — Talking Creativity with the Sydney based film maker.

As 2016 comes to an end, one of the best ways to charge into the new year is to reflect on the year before. What brought you joy? What obstacles did you overcome that you can celebrate? What areas can you improve on? Join us as we playfully explore our lessons of the year and set our focus for 2017. 

We want to grow with you in 2017. If you have feedback, leave us an iTunes review or leave a comment at http://www.collectivepotential.com.au/2016/12/2017-were-coming-for-ya/

You can download Em's eBook for free at www.collectivepotential.com.au 

 

 

<p>As 2016 comes to an end, one of the best ways to charge into the new year is to reflect on the year before. What brought you joy? What obstacles did you overcome that you can celebrate? What areas can you improve on? Join us as we playfully explore our lessons of the year and set our focus for 2017.&nbsp;</p>
<p>We want to grow with you in 2017. If you have feedback, leave us an iTunes review or leave a comment at&nbsp;http://www.collectivepotential.com.au/2016/12/2017-were-coming-for-ya/</p>
<p>You can download Em's eBook for free at www.collectivepotential.com.au&nbsp;</p>
<p>&nbsp;</p>
<p>&nbsp;</p>

2017 We're Coming for Ya

David Bowie wrote a song about them, Chris Lilley made a telly show about them and we all would love to be one. In this episode, we explore the question: who are your heroes? What do you love about them and how have they shaped you to become the hero of your own life?

Joseph Campbell, a mythologist and the writer of The Hero's Journey once said: “A hero is a person that has given his or her life to something bigger than oneself”.

The Hero's Journey is a story structure that can be seen through different cultures and time periods. From the stories of the Buddha, to King Arthur's tales, to Lord of the Rings and Star Wars, the common theme and symbols in these stories influence our lives. We take qualities of these heroes as compass directions to inspire the people we become.

<p>David Bowie wrote a song about them, Chris Lilley made a telly show about them and we all would love to be one. In this episode, we explore the question: who are your heroes? What do&nbsp;you love about them and how have they shaped you to become the hero of your own life?</p>
<p>Joseph Campbell, a mythologist and the&nbsp;writer&nbsp;of The Hero's Journey once said: &ldquo;A hero is a person that&nbsp;has&nbsp;given his or her life to something bigger than oneself&rdquo;.</p>
<p>The&nbsp;Hero's&nbsp;Journey is a story structure that can be seen through different cultures and time periods. From the stories of the&nbsp;Buddha,&nbsp;to King Arthur's tales, to Lord of the Rings and&nbsp;Star Wars, the common theme and symbols in these stories influence our lives. We take qualities of these heroes as compass directions to inspire the people we become.</p>

Emeli Paulo — The Heroes Journey

Lets face it, relationships can be hard. Be it friendship or romance, as you dive deeper into knowing one another, serious tensions are bound to come up along the way. It can get even more complex if there are more than two parties involved. So how do you work through the hiccups instead of hitting a wall? How can you build the type of relationship you want? 

In this podcast we explore how to bring awareness to these tensions and use them to navigate to a more nourishing and holistic place of understanding each other. Al Jeffery (International facilitator of personal and social change, TEDx speaker and Top 30 Under 30 Entrepreneur) and his partner Xander Sandbrook share their experience of how utilising philosophies derived from polyamory and engaging in deeper connection, have allowed them to find ways to relate more consciously, using their love as a catalyst for healing and growth.

Find out more about Al and Xander's project Momentous at www.momentoustribe.com

www.collectivepotential.com.au

<p>Lets face it, relationships can be hard. Be it friendship or romance, as you dive deeper into knowing one another, serious tensions are bound to come up along the way. It can get even more complex if there are more than two parties involved. So how do you work through the hiccups instead of hitting a wall? How can you build the type of relationship you want? <br><br>In this podcast we explore how to bring awareness to these tensions and use them to navigate to a more nourishing and holistic place of understanding each other. Al Jeffery (International facilitator of personal and social change, TEDx speaker and Top 30 Under 30 Entrepreneur) and his partner Xander Sandbrook share their experience of how utilising philosophies derived from polyamory and engaging in deeper connection, have allowed them to find ways to relate more consciously, using their love as a catalyst for healing and growth.</p>
<p>Find out more about Al and Xander's project Momentous at www.momentoustribe.com</p>
<p>www.collectivepotential.com.au</p>

Building Love and Authenticity into your Relationship with Al and Xander

Call it being hot, sexy or really really really good looking; beauty is a driving force in our society. We judge each other and ourselves by standards that are often literally physically unattainable instead of valuing the person underneath. As a professional model, scientist and uni student, Sam Wines joins us to discuss the uncomfortability that comes with representing society's epitome of beauty, people's judgements and how we can move past them to see the human being underneath.

Find Sam on Instagram @samwines_ and his blog www.manofstyle.com.au

You can read more about Collective Potential community and our workshops at www.collectivepotential.com.au 

<p>Call it being hot, sexy or really really really good looking; beauty is a driving force in our society. We judge each other and ourselves by standards that are often literally physically unattainable instead of valuing the person underneath. As a professional model, scientist and uni student, Sam Wines joins us to discuss the uncomfortability that comes with representing society's epitome of beauty, people's judgements and how we can move past them to see the human being underneath.</p>
<p>Find Sam on Instagram @samwines_ and his blog www.manofstyle.com.au</p>
<p>You can read more about Collective Potential community and our workshops at www.collectivepotential.com.au&nbsp;</p>

What is real beauty? Peeling back the layers with Sam Wines

The only certainty we have in life is that we are all going to die. And yet for most of us, it terrifies us. From unexpressed grief to the sorrow of loss, from souls to life after death, this week we explore whether death has a purpose and what it can teach us. In a real conversation we share our experiences with death and how it shapes our contribution to the world, our humanity and how it affects the way we live - for the better.

Want to know more about Collective Potential? Go to www.collectivepotential.com.au

<p>The only certainty we have&nbsp;in life is that&nbsp;we are all going to die.&nbsp;And yet for most of us, it terrifies us. From unexpressed grief to the sorrow of loss, from&nbsp;souls to&nbsp;life after death, this week we explore whether&nbsp;death has a purpose and what it can teach us. In a real&nbsp;conversation we share our experiences with death and how it shapes our contribution to the world, our humanity and how it affects the way we live - for the better.</p>
<p>Want to know more about Collective Potential? Go to www.collectivepotential.com.au</p>

Death: What does it teach us?

The Collective Potential Podcast spotlights real conversations with some of the most interesting humans you'll ever meet. We share ourselves vulnerably to create “aha” moments in our lives, and throw ourselves and our guests into raw topics that matter.

 More about us at www.collectivepotential.com.au/podcast

Collective Potential Podcast

'Allo there! welcome to the Collective Potential Podcast. 

We explore ideas that matter, mining moments of wisdom through conversations with both big name influential guests and members of the Collective Potential Community. Through sharing our own vulnerabilities and stories, we bring you the inspiration and ideas that you can use to grow yourself and help the people around you. 

–Oh, and there are lots of funny moments and banter in between.

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