Life Stories

Do you find it difficult to make life changing decisions? In this episode Mark and Luisa were presented with this topic by a listener, Chelsea Howland in Australia, to discuss. Whether it be changing jobs, changing countries or changing partners, these can be some of the hardest decisions we make in our life's. Luisa shares her rather unique technique when it comes to making life changing decisions. There are also some simple tools you can use as well to make life changing decisions.

Theresa Goh is a former Paralympic Swimmer from Singapore. She represented her country in various international competitions for 20 years before retiring in late 2019. She believes her success has been largely due to the strong family support she has. Theresa participated in 4 Paralympic Games (Athens 2004, Beijing 2008, London 2012, and Rio 2016) and was the first female Singaporean swimmer to qualify for the Paralympics in 2004. Theresa is one of a kind she has her soul in the right place.

Sam has spent a large part of his life at 35'000 ft. In this episode we find out where and when sam's passion for flying started. We hear of his once in a lifetime opportunity to compete in an air race from the UK to Australia. His passion of flying continued and he became an instructor and helped many people to start their journey above the clouds. As a pilot for Qantas, Australia's national carrier, Sam flew the magnificent Boeing 747-400 he recalls his experience on this show.

Piper is the youngest Guest to be on the show thus far, and despite her age Piper shares a refreshing perspective on many of the world's current important topics. From Black Lives Matters to many of the women in the world who inspire her and why. Piper has a desire and presence to make the world a better place and she is clearly on a mission to educate herself, as well as others on some of the more important matters that need addressing. From opinions on the Me Too movement to equality and the world.

David Gillman was bullied and harassed at school. At the age of twelve he sat down with a gun with a plan to take his own life. In this candid conversation David shares that part of his life story, but also provides plenty of hope, along with a lot of tips for people who might be struggling. We talk about how dancing lead him to the love of his life, and how clay shooting provided a safer and more peaceful relationship with a guns. Now David is giving back and helping others as a coach and mentor.