Energetic Radio

Andy McNeilly is an educator, speaker, coach, author and most importantly a husband and father. He has worked in education for nearly twenty years, including primary school children and adult education. Andy focus's on wellbeing, and social and emotional learning for children and adults. 

Connecting with your Kids is his first book, written for parents. Andy is currently writing Connecting with your Teens, In the future, he is planning to write books for educators, and also for organisations about building connected relationships.

Most importantly, Andy is a parent with his wife Sandi, with three amazing kids: Daisy, Finn, and Monty. It is here in his family where Andy has learnt the importance of having strong, connected, and nurturing relationships. This is what he is going to share with all all today and so much more. 

http://andymcneilly.com.au/

On April 16, 2009, Kim Hamer watched her 44-yr-old husband take his last breath. During his illness and after his death, she was amazed by the helpful ways their coworkers, bosses, friends, and family supported them. Kim started calling their kind actions "acts of love".

After the death of her husband, Kim, an HR leader, noticed how little guidance leaders received when navigating cancer, health crisis, or death of a team member. She knew their lack of knowledge negatively affected morale, employee engagement, and productivity. She set out to change that. Combining her personal experience with her professional knowledge and leadership skills, Kim launched her business to support leaders and coworkers when cancer (or any health crisis) affects a team member.

Click on this link to connect with Kim and the amazing work she is doing - https://www.100actsoflove.com/whatnottosay

Wayne Shipman has a fascinating story where he has overcome some very low times to be able to share his inspiring story with us today. From living outdoors as a homeless man in 2005, it was a far cry from being a proud father and patriotic Army soldier in the 1990's, and coping with bipolar and borderline personality disorders almost resulted in suicide. A last chance decision to face the realities of homelessness, divorce, bad parenting, major drug use, and the underlying effects of such mental health crisis lead to a path of total sobriety and an end to life on the streets. Wayne's story is one of surprising private success, where everyone will be able to take away something positive from our chat today.

Youtube Channel - https://youtube.com/channel/UCajBCCkiMAIGhTvlYhJQZVQ

Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/wayne.shipman2022

Julianne Bosch is a mother of three adult children. How a Mother Took Her First Step on the Moon draws on her personal experience as a professional career coach, helping clients document their own powerful advice. You can find her scanning travel blogs and posts for her next family travel adventure or giggling with her girlfriends about her latest lost in translation moment. She calls it yard talk, because most of the greatest mum solutions happen while making the puppy poop at 5:00 a.m. drinking coffee with your neighbour in the front yard.

https://juliannebosch.com/

Maria Ruberto’s work is dynamic, interactive and spirited. Her application of psychology is anchored by research in neuroscience and brain function – and framed by the science of optimism.

Maria is focused on increasing the capacity and performance of individuals and teams who rely on highly tuned relationships and emotional intelligence to achieve professional, organisational and client success.

Maria has worked extensively for 10 years within the areas of Educational Leadership, Trauma Response and statewide initiatives relating to Student Wellbeing with the Department of Education and Early Childhood Development. She has worked with Travancore School of Mental Health which is a partnership with the Royal Children’s Hospital, Orygen Youth Mental Health and is currently consulting with Beyond Blue to develop training around the new resilience resource Sense Ability.

https://www.salutegenics.com.au/
https://home.hellodriven.com/resilience-training/

Sandeep Nath is the founder of RENEWALism. An IIT-IIM alumnus, he founded and ran a successful strategy consulting company before heading to the Himalayas in search of the purpose of life and what drives our energetic consciousness. As a Coach, he has taken the sacred wisdom of our Inner Power to more than 46 cities spread over four continents. An international Reiki master, Business Qigong guide, Mindfulness coach, and Author of two books, Sandeep is an expert on Stress Management and applying ancient oriental wisdom to modern business challenges. He is on the executive boards of the Global Youth Mental Health Awareness Inc (GYMHA), Australia, and the Professional Speakers Association of India.

https://renewalism.com/

As an Australian sporting legend, Katrina Webb is no stranger to a Gold medal podium or a star-lit stage. She has received awards and medals most athletes only dream about. Despite this success, her journey hasn’t always been easy.

Born into a family of sporting stars, it was no surprise that a young Katrina Webb was born with natural athleticism. By the age of eighteen, she had already secured a netball scholarship at The Australian Institute of Sport. What she didn’t realise at this time was that her sporting career was about to take an unexpected turn.

During training at the Institute of Sport, a right sided weakness that Katrina had since birth and for many years she had spent hiding, was labelled Cerebral Palsy. Katrina’s ability to pursue netball at a national level was in jeopardy. Despite this, a twist of fate presented a previously unseen opportunity. Katrina was eligible for the Paralympic games. Her weakness had become her greatest strength.

Over the years Katrina had tried to conceal her disability, so making the decision to compete at the very public Paralympics was not easy. In time, she realised that through self-acceptance and determination she could tackle her disability head on and that it was her gift. This decision paid off when she won two Gold medals, and a Silver medal in Atlanta 1996 and at Sydney 2000 went on to win a Silver and Bronze medal.

While the Sydney Paralympics were successful for Katrina, her competitive spirit still left her with a desire to win Gold again. She knew that to do this she needed to take ‘conscious action’ and become a ‘Gold’ level performer in every aspect of her life. In the four years between the Sydney and Athens Paralympics, Katrina mastered the alchemy of performance with a clear focus on understanding mindset, and the results speak for themselves. At Athens in 2004 she won another Gold Medal in the 400-metre sprint and set a new Paralympic record.

Today, Katrina’s running career is in the past, but her passion for helping others perform at their best continues to be her greatest inspiration. Off the track Katrina is the Director of Silver 2 Gold High Performance Solutions which specialises in powering organisations, teams and individuals best. As a professional speaker she has impressed audiences at an International level including speaking at the United Nations and sharing the stage with the likes of Sir Richard Branson, Jack Ma and Usain Bolt.

Katrina's TEDx - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sV-7jc2bqX0
Katrina's website - https://www.katrinawebb.com.au/

Aaron Shultz is a leading anxiety management teacher, key note speaker and group facilitator. He focuses on practical solutions to help individuals improve mental wellbeing and overcome anxiety. Aaron is the creator and founder of the Outback Mind Foundation where he wants to to empower men throughout regional Australia to live more healthy, happy, conscious and connected lives. With failing rates of mental health issues and male suicide, The Outback Mind Foundation is on the front foot providing tools and solutions to help raise self awareness in Australian men which help us reach our full potential. Aaron is also the host of the top rating podcast, The Outback Mind. 

http://www.outbackmind.com.au/

Everyone has a story - a hard beautiful journey - but it's what you do with that story that defines who you are.  Do you keep it buried inside or share it with the world?  Using your voice can be scary.  It can shine a spotlight on where you feel most vulnerable - being rejected or lack of reciprocity.  Using your voice and being vulnerable can be your road map to deeper healing.  Tiffany Vaughan, host of the podcast Hard Beautiful Journey, shares how she discovered her mess is her message - and how by using her voice, she ignited her soul, setting in motion a still-unfolding spiritual awakening.

https://hardbeautifuljourney.com/

Magic Barclay has been a single mother of two for the past 10 years. In that time, stress and the roller coaster of life has seen her face her mortality a number of times. A cancer, Lyme disease, stroke, Diabetes, Heart attack and hypoxia survivor- Magic has seen how treating root cause of any illness gives you the tools to acquire a level of health you only dreamed possible. 

Magic is a Mould Toxicity Master Practitioner, an expert in the PNEI (Psycho Neuro Endo Immunology)of Trauma, an Advanced Immune Practitioner and an Advanced Practitioner in Innate Immunity and Functional Health Solutions. Magic is also a practitioner of Lymphatic Mojo and CMLD (Complex Manual Lymphatic Drainage).

Magic is the author of 4 books and a sought after speaker, and host of "A Magical Life- health, wealth and weight loss".

Reach Magic here - https://www.wholisticnaturalhealth.com.au/health-assessment-form/

Podcast - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/a-magical-life-health-wealth-and-weight-loss/id1519925991