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What would you do differently if only you knew? Listen now as people share their reflections and lessons learnt along the way.

Breaking through the ceiling
Thinking about going back to study? Then check this out! This week I speak with mature age student Rose Reck. Like many young people, Rose wasn’t sure what she wanted to do with her life and contemplated becoming a tattoo

The only thing in life you can’t buy is time
This week I speak with serial entrepreneur and marketing guru Gary Radford. Gary has started and sold many successful companies and his innate ability to create unique and innovative brands such as Wasp Diesel, Rhino FSD and Sumoboards sets him

Impostor Syndrome
This week If Only You Knew Podcast chats with Phoebe Haywood, Principal Policy Officer at Queensland College of Teachers. As a young girl, Phoebe has vague memories of playing teacher with her younger sister but went through school wanting to

Your network is your net worth
This week I speak to Ben Sinclair, a Customer Success Manager with a global software company about broken dreams and new beginnings. In high school, Ben was a sports scholarship student with dreams of becoming a professional footballer. Like many

Engineering is magic, or at least the closest thing to magic that exists in the world!
This week I chat with Stefan Tschirren about his journey into the field of Engineering. Stefan took quite a streamlined approach to his career going straight from high school to university and into the corporate world. While he found that

When expectations don’t match reality
Jenn & Mitch Hargreaves are high school sweethearts who’s shared desire to put life before work led them to sell everything they own and go travelling. They have been through so many ups and downs together and their lives has

A Hacker I am
When I chat with Craig Ford, a Cyber Expert and Best Selling Author of A Hacker I Am and A Hacker I Am Vol 2, we talk all things cyber. We discuss state based hacking groups, the recent unprecedented Government

When you hit rock bottom something has to change but change is a process. It’s a daily task and not a one day job
Quite quickly Dima learnt that the workplace was a far cry from the big dreams she had held during university. After 20 years as an Architect working for organisations all around the world, Dima Istambouli hit rock bottom. In this

People prioritise things differently and that’s ok
Not getting the marks in high school to leap straight into her preferred University degree didn’t stop Miriam Tschirren from graduating Edith Cowan University with a Biomedical Science degree. But the search for that perfect post-grad role was more difficult

Horrible bosses, stealing time and firing clients!
I’m talking with Nicole Murdoch who’s an Electrical Engineer turned Intellectual Property Lawyer who also holds a Masters of Industrial Property. With few electrical engineering opportunities within Australia at the time, Nicole turned to computer programming but found herself waking

You can have what you want if it’s all that you want
When I chat with Alicia Mewburn about her new business venture Kokoro Living, we discuss brand creation and the change in mindset required to build a business where the end goal needs to be at the forefront of every decision.