Infinite Possibilities

Raeyeong was fun to chat to and we explore what it was like to look after her cute sister when she was in primary school, the brochure that led her to Urban Engineering and how she met her husband :)) hehe

Brooke was so much fun to chat to, we talk about growing up with undiagnosed autism, being an "alien" and now her mission for inclusion and supporting diversity in education.

Sol's journey is incredible, she has written a graphic novel (Historias Clandestinas) on her childhood and we discuss how her earlier experiences have shaped her today.

Bruce has had quite the journey, we talk about failure, having a vision for yourself and lessons learnt from how to deal with people.

We chat about Stan's wild adventures when travelling, his consulting roles and how he found his way into research.

We talk about Abby growing up (attending 11 different schools in 4 different countries) as well as her love for economics since age 14 and her 8 year consulting journey.

We chat about how Annie copes with the intensity of the work and how she fell into it. 

We talk about the commonality among Tri's various jobs and discuss his dream job.

Stuart has dabbled in a few different careers and even considered becoming a priest at one point in time , it's interesting to follow his life's journey.

Armando was hilarious to chat to, we talk about his entrepreneurial endeavours, his passion for teaching students and in general, the value in understanding different perspectives. 

We talk about doing deep focussed work, whether a PhD was worth it and why he was encouraged by lecturers to pursue a PhD.

Darren was so fun to chat to, we talk about dropping out of uni twice, his passion for reading and writing from a young age, and the experiences of being a shy, introverted guy!

We chat about Tri as a child, growing up with 4 languages (Mandarin, Cantonese, Vietnamese, and English) and what has changed since then.

Jane was easy to chat to, she is quick to take actions on new ideas that pop into her mind. We talk about her growing up as an "obnoxious", smart child, being enrolled in a social work degree, starting her own business then breaking into blockchain. Shout out to Sonja for the connection! :D

Adrian was fun to chat too, this episode contains a bit too much banter, laughter, and sarcasm. We talk about being a goody two shoes in primary school to testing boundaries, protective parents, and having your heart set on software engineering from a young age.

Chris is humble and down-to-earth and we chat about how hard it was to give up architecture (6 years of study done) and go back to university to do a second degree in exercise science. We also explore the difficulties in being a business owner- learning to let go of control, diversifying your revenue streams, and rebuilding after your business burns down.

Ryan Webb is down-to-earth, easy to chat to and we discuss anything from bullying, hospitality, surrogacy to becoming UQ MBA Careers Consultant.

Sarah was a pleasure to chat to and we explore anything from the various jobs she's taken, leaving psychology and her journey to finding her passion in career advising.

Maria was so great to chat to, I really got to learn more about her. It was great talking about her childhood, her journey to Australia, and some of the steps that lead her to where she is today.

Valentina was super fun to chat to, I admire her courage, resilience and determination to carve out her own path in life

Zelda is funny and charismatic and we explore some of her childhood dreams of being a table superstar and scientist. Note- the correct Gaokao sequence is actually Day 1- Chinese and Maths and Day 2- Science and English.

Sonja is funny, adventurous and authentic. We talk anything from being a uni dropout, being sacked, starting your own business, single parenting and being bestowed the Medal of the Order of Australia.    Note- the pronunciation of "sonja" has a similar pronunciation to "sonia." I am so sorry for the mispronunciation, Sonja! :P but I did manage to correct myself after the beginning part.&...

Mia was super fun to chat to and it was great to get to know more about her childhood.

Katrina is warm and compassionate but also, full of curiosity and her "just give it a go" attitude is inspiring. It's funny to see how her various professions of being the world champion power lifter, psychologist and nurse all tie in together for an extraordinary life.

Mark was heaps of fun to talk to, this episode definitely has a lot of loud laughing, for sure. Mark’s love statistics is impressive but his love for learning is even more amazing. He is currently doing his 6th degree and is just getting started!