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Performance Intelligence

There"s IQ. There"s EQ. Introducing PQ. All things human performance with PQ founder, Andrew May, exploring the latest in human performance with an all-star cast of subject matter experts covering physical and psychological wellbeing, performance psychology, sport, business, entertainment, the performing arts, leadership, and science. Learn valuable lessons that can be applied to optimising performance in your personal and professional life. Performance Intelligence applies to the way we turn up in

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Bite Size #49: How to Deal With a Shitty Day - Lisa...

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2023/03/24

When was the last time you had a bad day?In this bite size from episode #23 Andrew and Lisa Messenger discuss bad days and how they are more common than you think. Lisa shares how even with all the highs she has had in life that doesn’t stop her from having bad days from time to time.Lisa also gives some of her techniques to deal with a bad day, as well as telling how sometimes the best you can do is just muddle through it for a little while and that you don’t have to feel happy and up all

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#41 Jake Bailey - Life-Long Lessons from Beating...

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2023/03/22

Jake Bailey is an internationally renowned speaker, the youngest #1 best-selling author in New Zealand’s history, and a passionate educator on the power of resilience. In 2015 he was Head Boy at Christchurch Boys’ High School, getting ready to graduate, when doctors diagnosed Jake with stage 4 Burkitt’s Non-Hodgkins Lymphoma - the deadliest cancer known to man. Jake was given 2 weeks to live. He refused to give up and presented his graduation ceremony from a wheelchair and literally

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Bite Size #48: Mental Skills Involves Your Body and...

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2023/03/17

Do you train your body and brain or do you neglect one to focus on the other?Mental skills coach Aaron Walsh joins the podcast and he and Andrew discuss how mental skills involves more than just training your brain, it also involves training your body.Aaron shares the hierarchy he uses when coaching a client. The first thing on the list is to manage yourself first before you push on to the next level of skills. He also shares a bit of how this impacted him when he was trying to sort himself

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#40 Caitlin Bassett - Captaining Australia in...

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2023/03/15

Caitlin 'CBass' Bassett is former captain of Australia's national netball team, the Diamonds. Starting netball at the age of 11, she dominated the netball scene and scored 2,038 of 2,268 attempted shots at goal when playing for Australia, with an unbelievable 90% accuracy rate. Caitlin is always looking to learn when it comes to leading teams. In her words "I don’t pretend to be perfect but instead focus on being genuine, and that is what I continually come back to when the pressure is on –

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Bite Size #47: The Path To Becoming NRL CEO - Todd...

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2023/03/12

How did you get to your current level in your career? In this bite size from episode #19 Todd Greenberg shares his career path from starting out as a fitness instructor all the way to running one of Australia’s largest sporting competitions. Todd shares some of the lessons he learned along the way and how each one of the positions he was in prepared him in some small way to run the NRL as effectively and with as much of a personal touch as he was able to. You can find Todd at his Twitter:

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#39 Richard Burton - The Power of Living a Life On...

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2023/03/08

When he was 37 years old, Richard Burton woke up at 5am to the sound of a garbage truck reversing and in that very moment, decided to walk away from a very well paid 17-year career in property. With two young children and a third soon on the way, his colleagues, friends and family thought he was having an early mid-life crisis. Richard knew there had to be a better way. A better way to live; and a much better way to help other people live, on purpose. He is now recognised as one of

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#38 Living in a Monastery for 7 Years, Embracing...

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2023/03/01

Kamal Sarma is the monk who didn’t sell his Ferrari, that’s because he never had one! Born in the East Indian state of Assam, Kamal came to Australia when he was four. He turned into a “rugby hungry, girl hungry, fiend”. Not happy with this iteration, Kamal’s parents sent him back to India when he was 13 to live in an ashram and study to be a monk, for seven-long-years.Back in Australian at 19, Kamal studied an honours degree in Economics then joined McKinsey & Co. Following that he

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Bite Size #46: Productive Work Arrangements - Dr...

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2023/02/24

How do you work most productively?Digital wellbeing expert Dr Kristy Goodwin provides some sage advice on discovering how you work best, including understanding your chronobiology type and aligning cognitive tasks to the best time of day for you.Dr Kristy shares the story of why she became so interested in digital wellbeing, an interest that started following a serious injury to her son while she was distracted by email and totally mismanaging her own work impulses.Dr Kristy Goodwin is a

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#37 Death by Comfort and Why the World Needs to...

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2023/02/22

Modern humans are the most overweight, depressed, medicated and addicted cohort of adults that has ever lived. Our genome has not changed in over 45,000 years, but the world has changed enormously and there are multiple mismatches with modern life. Homo Sapiens thrived because we could hunt down prey with the tools we made, ate a range of natural foods from the environment and led highly physically lives. Now, most of us sit on our backsides all day, more than 50% of our diet is made up of

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Bite Size #45: Why Leadership Is Important - Padraig...

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2023/02/17

What is it that makes a good leader?In this Bite size from episode #13 Padraig O'Sullivan gives us his thoughts on what it is that makes a good leader and how the type of business you are in can drastically change the optimal course of action you should be taking.Padraig also shares an example of one of his friends who works in recruiting and how over the past year alone their needs have shifted drastically and the leadership has had to shift with it. You can find Padraig at his website:

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#36 The Science of Breathwork, The Art of Cold Water...

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2023/02/15

Deano Gladstone is a qualified Personal Trainer, Founder of ‘Power of the Breath’, Bondi Lifeguard, Oxygen Advantage Master Instructor, Breathwork Facilitator, Certified Ice Bath Instructor, Yoga Teacher, Holistic Health Coach, Public Speaker and Performance Coach.As one of the regular faces on Bondi Rescue, Deano literally knows what it’s like to save someone’s life and has resuscitated over 30 people.He also knows what it feels like to need to save yourselfIn 2004 Deano was king hit at a

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Bite Size #44: Navigating Hybrid Work - Andrew May &...

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2023/02/10

Have you struggled to adapt to working remotely and in the office?Andrew and Angela talk through their experiences working in both large and small businesses and how the switch to hybrid work has disrupted many people’s flow and operating rhythm.In this bite size they also discuss what they think is the biggest problem most workers are facing at this point in time: poor energy management, so listen in as they provide you with some simple solutions to ensure you stay energetic and productive

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70:32

#35 Nailing Interviews on ABC News Breakfast, Digital...

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2023/02/08

Michael Rowland and Lisa Millar are co-hosts on ABC News Breakfast, fronting a live TV audience every weekday morning for 3 hours. In this candid interview Michael and Lisa discuss tips on presenting both live and to a camera, how to improve interviewing technique, building a high performing team, why Michael dislikes the word ‘chemistry’, questions they have always wanted to ask each other, the importance of healthy conflict and diversity in thinking, staying healthy and fresh doing shift

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Bite Size #43: Tips to Boost Wellbeing - Dr Tom Buckley

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2023/02/03

What steps do you take to boost your wellbeing?In this bite size Andrew and Dr Tom discuss the best and simplest ways to increase your wellbeing and help you feel your best.Dr Tom draws on his knowledge as both an academic and athlete to give some real life examples from the London Olympics of how some athletes struggled with the basics of wellbeing and how it ended up costing them in performance.Andrew and Dr Tom have been working together for 17 years under 5 different business

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#34 Going Slow, Optimising the Creative Process and...

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2023/02/01

Carl Honore is a world-renowned journalist, speaker and author and is globally recognised as the godfather of the slow movement. After speed-reading a bedtime story for his son involving a scaled-down version of Snow White and the 3 Dwarfs, he had an epiphany that he was rushing through everything in life without taking the time to savour what really matters. That is how the revolutionary, best-selling book 'In Praise of Slow' was born. Carl's most recent book 'Bolder' is about ageing,

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Bite Size #42: Making Exercise Stick - Andrew May &...

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2023/01/27

Do you enjoy doing regular exercise?In this bite size edition from episode #30 Looking in the Rear View Mirror, Angela Poon shares her story of finding an exercise class that she actually likes, after struggling to enjoy regular gym workouts for years. Angela explains how her relationship with exercise has recently changed, for the good!Ange now looks forward to her Pilates classes each week and does everything she can to attend, opposed to previously dragging herself to the gym out of

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#33 Setting a Theme for the Year and the Difference...

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2023/01/25

The Performance Intelligence Podcast is back! After having a break to recharge over the Christmas period, Andrew and The Wizard are in the studio again, excited to be recording new episodes for 2023. In the first episode of the year, we discuss:Podcast housekeeping and the 3 different types of interviews we plan on continuing throughout the year - High Performer Series, The Science Of and Performer SpotlightSetting a theme for the year - listen to the 5-step process of how to set a theme

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Bite Size #41: Creating a Sustainable Operating...

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2023/01/20

Do you know what your operating rhythm is for your day, week, month and year?In this Bite size from a recent keynote Andrew presented he talks through the concept of an operating rhythm and why it is so important to find yours, especially when working in a team.Andrew explains the idea of chronobiology and how aligning your day to your body’s natural clock can be a huge boost to your productivity and help you feel more energetic as you work.f you’d like to find out more about Andrew and his

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Bite Size #40: Being an Entrepreneur - Naomi Simson

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2023/01/18

What does it take to be an entrepreneur?Red Balloon founder Naomi Simson imparts on us a brilliant piece of advice she was given at the start of her entrepreneur journey by the founder of nudie juice: “being an entrepreneur is a bit like being a clown punching bag, everyday you get hit and you just have to keep getting back up”.She also shares the mindset that has allowed her to be successful and how she managed to tie her family life into her business so she was still able to be present

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Bite Size #39: Joining INXS and Performing in Front...

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2023/01/13

Have you ever had to join a pre existing team?INXS frontman Ciaran Gribbin recalls joining INXS as their lead singer and how his life of working in music across different bands had prepared him to integrate into such a tight unit. Ciaran also speaks about some of the work he did with the individual members of INXS, writing and recording songs together, some of which is still unreleased.He looks back on the first concert he did in south America to 30,000 people and the drums kicking in to

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