In this candid, tools-forward conversation, Ingrid Goldbloom Bloch—founder of Mosaic Careers—shares how to use design thinking to navigate real constraints and real possibilities. She explains why human problems aren’t linear, how to distinguish circumstances from thoughts, and how small reframes shift feelings, actions, and results. Ingrid introduces the idea of “gravity problems” (unchangeable realities like caregiving load or a tight budget) and redirects energy toward what is changeable: the

Episode Summary In this episode, Personal Stylist and former attorney Estelle Winsett shares how women lawyers can create a wardrobe that reflects confidence, clarity, and authenticity. She explains what signature style truly means, how to identify yours, and why it’s essential for showing up powerfully in your professional life. Estelle also discusses common styling mistakes and gives practical steps for building a wardrobe that lights you up—without decision fatigue. Key Timestamps 00:00 – Estelle

In this episode, we bring you our monthly fan-favorite: the random show where we talk about whatever comes to mind. In this show, we always let the conversation flow and it flowed right into bullying. How to handle it at home, at work, or even as part of our upbringing/history!We also talk parenting and the chaos of morning routines, raising teens, keeping up with slang, and more! Don't miss it!

Most CFOs don't start their careers directing Shakespeare. Scott Drummond did. Now CFO at REIQ, Scott sits down with Sumith to unpack his unusual journey from theatre to finance. He reckons the skills that made him a good director – proper listening, bringing out the best in teams, seeing the big picture – are exactly what CFOs need today. They also dig into what finance transformation actually looks like in a membership organisation, how to manage AI without the panic, and why Scott se...

In this episode ofThe Normal World, host Annaleid Bakker interviews Anicka van Emden about her elite judo career.Anicka shares how she discovered the sport through her brother, who was taking judo classes. She shares it felt like having extra PE classes, but then in the dojo. She spoke about how her athletic journey evolved from training just once a week to ultimately winning a bronze medal at the 2016 Rio Olympics. We also discussed her life after retiring from the sport and how she was able to

The proliferation of negative sentiment around migration into Australia, both politically and socioculturally, can take a toll on legal practitioners in this space. To this end, migration law can be seen as a potential bellwether for the legal profession's role in ensuring access to justice and our national identity. In this episode of The Lawyers Weekly Show, host Jerome Doraisamy speaks with BDO national leader in migration law Rebecca Thomson about her background in this legal practice area and

Buy our book! https://amzn.eu/d/emoA01V Can one tiny habit actually rewire your brain? Neuroscientist and Ness Labs founder Anne-Laure Le Cunff says yes, but not the way you think. In this episode of the We Have A Meeting Podcast, Anne-Laure reveals the neuroscience behind tiny experiments: small, low-pressure changes that train your brain to take action, build confidence, and escape perfectionism. She shares how overthinking blocks progress, why our “maximalist brain” loves big goals, and how

How does a former Westpac mortgage broker become the #1 auction agent in the Belle Property network?Norman So, Principal and Agent at Belle Property Strathfield, has recently been named Belle Property’s #1 auction agent and ranks #7 among all NSW agents. His journey from bank employee to one of Belle Property’s top performers — now targeting $4M+ in annual GCI — demonstrates the power of market specialisation, innovative marketing, and systematic team building. Norman didn’t just change

Episode Summary In this episode of Obsessed With Success, Russel Morgan shares how lawyers and professionals can build credibility and authority through consistent, high-value content. From landing national media features to leveraging blogs, videos, and podcasts, Russel explains why content creation is both a public duty and a powerful marketing engine. Key Timestamps 02:10 – What building authority truly means for lawyers and professionals 04:20 – How Russel’s MSNBC feature came about and its

In this episode, we are joined by the amazing Janice Nkaija — a political and social activist, content creator, and podcaster. She shares her insights into African politics and policy, especially from a youth perspective. Janice also highlights female political representation across the continent and examines Africa’s place within the global geopolitical landscape. Finally, she offers valuable advice for young people and reflects on what makes her a proud Ugandan 🇺🇬🇺🇬.

Welcome back to Coffee with Convery, where we caffeinate your curiosity with bold stories, actionable insights, and fresh takes on how we define and design success.Today’s episode is extra special — we’re shining a spotlight on one incredible student from the University of Windsor, winner of the 2025 Rising Star Award.This award celebrates students who have excelled during their co-op placements and demonstrated the qualities that make them true leaders of tomorrow.Cameron Anderson, a third-year

What does it take to build a £1.4 million AI-powered company from scratch — starting with braiding hair? In this episode, we sit down with Oyinkansola Adebayo (Oyin), CEO and Founder of Niyo Group, a multi-award-winning tech company transforming beauty and education for women of colour worldwide, with host Kelly Shungu.Link to upcoming event: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/1839543166129?aff=oddtdtcreatorOyin shares her journey from braiding hair for women in 2018 to building two powerhouse brands:

In this conversation, Graham Riley discusses the significance of personal branding in today's professional landscape, emphasizing that everyone has a personal brand, whether they acknowledge it or not. He explores the challenges salespeople face in leveraging social media for selling, particularly on platforms like LinkedIn, and the disconnect between sales and marketing efforts. Graham shares insights on how to effectively use LinkedIn as a networking tool rather than a direct sales

In this episode of ACM ByteCast, Bruke Kifle hosts 2024 ACM Grace Murray Hopper Award recipient Ilias Diakonikolas, Professor at the University of Wisconsin, Madison, where he researches the algorithmic foundations of machine learning and statistics. Ilias received the prestigious award for developing the first efficient algorithms for high-dimensional statistical tasks that are also robust, meaning they perform well even when the data significantly deviates from ideal modelling assumptions. His

When you think back to your school days, what were you like?Were you the well-behaved angel at the front of the classroom or the “naughty” one staring out the window, bored of the whiteboard? For many of us, focusing in school was a real challenge. And for those who struggled to stay organised, forgot tasks easily, or were constantly on the go - it might not have been mischief at all. It could have been ADHD.In today’s episode of The Clive Holland Show on Fix Radio, we’re joined by Paul Whitehouse

Scott Rose, Matt Larson, Dan Massey, Rob Austein, and Roy Arends. 2005. RFC 4033: DNS Security Introduction and Requirements. RFC 4033. IETF. https://doi.org/10.17487/RFC4033Scott Rose, Matt Larson, Dan Massey, Rob Austein, and Roy Arends. 2005. RFC 4034: Resource Records for the DNS Security Extensions. RFC 4034. IETF. https://doi.org/10.17487/RFC4034Scott Rose, Matt Larson, Dan Massey, Rob Austein, and Roy Arends. 2005. RFC 4035: Protocol Modifications for the DNS Security Extensions. RFC 4035

This is your The Woman's Career Podcast podcast.Welcome back to The Woman’s Career Podcast, where today we’re diving straight into how to network effectively, whether you’re an introvert, an extrovert, or somewhere in between. In my own experience—and in countless stories I’ve collected from women across industries—networking is far more than collecting business cards or adding connections on LinkedIn. It’s about building genuine, authentic relationships that will champion your career and help you

Episode Summary Louisiana personal injury attorney Chris Shows shares lessons learned from decades of motorcycle riding and racing — and how those experiences shape the way he helps injured clients. From understanding road hazards and crash dynamics to managing recovery and insurance negotiations, Chris breaks down practical ways riders can manage risk, protect themselves, and recover smarter after an accident. Key Timestamps 00:00 – Chris’s lifelong passion for motorcycles and how it shaped his

🎙️ Episode 5: Redefining Wealth Without Losing Yourself with Heather BoneparthWhat happens when the woman who has it all realizes the cost was her own sense of self? This week on Corporate F*ckery, we sit down with Heather Boneparth,corporate lawyer turned Director of Business and Legal Affairs at Bonafide Wealth, co-author of Money Together, and the powerhouse redefining what equity really looks like inside modern partnership. After a decade climbing the corporate ladder, Heather found

In this conversation, Allyson Downey shares her journey from corporate life to entrepreneurship, highlighting the challenges women face in balancing career and motherhood. She discusses the concept of benevolent discrimination in the workplace, the importance of communication, and the need for shared responsibilities in parenting. Allyson emphasizes the significance of self-care and the impact of societal expectations on parenting. The discussion also touches on teaching financial literacy