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Conor Cunneen, Keynote Business Speaker, Motivational Award-Winning Humorist shares tips for insuring humor is appropriate and doesn´t offend the audience. https://irishmanspeaks.com www.linkedin.com/in/irishmanspeaks

Clint Hatton, Courageous Humans, Inspiring Lives, shares meaning of "Eating Fear for Breakfast", Author, Motivational Speaker, Personal Development, Leadership Coach, Founder of BigBoldBrave www.bigboldbrave.us

Eveline Van Den Heuvel takes over the host’s role to interview Sue Stockdale. She discovers how Sue inspires people to step into the unknown and explore more of their own potential. Sue, who usually hosts this podcast series is a motivational speaker and executive coach, working with leaders in some of the world’s top companies.

Sue Stockdale is the first UK woman to ski to the magnetic North Pole, and author of EXPLORE: A Life of Adventure which describes how from challenging beginnings, she embarked on a lifetime of adventure, exploring some of the world’s most extreme environments including the North Pole, Antarctica, and Greenland.

Today’s podcast host is Eveline Van Den Heuvel, an innovative concept developer taking seemingly disparate ideas and pieces of information and weaving them together in a unique, often highly transformative way for her clients. She is co-founder of Inward Creations, an agency that creates innovative concepts in the space of wellbeing, as well as being a facilitator and writer. Find out more about Eveline at www.inwardcreations.com

Find out more about Sue Stockdale:

Website: https://suestockdale.com
Book: https://suestockdale.com/explore/
Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/suestockdale/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/suestockdale

This series is kindly supported by Squadcast –the remote recording platform which empowers podcasters by capturing high-quality audio and video conversations. Find out more at squadcast.fm

Also thanks to Maureen Gibbins for her support of this Access to Inspiration podcast episode.

Key Quotes:

“I see life as an experiment.”

“If we approach the unknown with curiosity, rather than judgment, that can bring a new sense of perspective.”

“If I can show up and be a beacon and an inspiration to those that I'm engaging with on a daily basis in a very small way, that's just like a ripple effect.”

“The skill of noticing and the skill of adapting are two things that enable any of us to survive.”

“What's the opposite of conscious leadership - unconscious leadership.”

“The value of coaching is it gives a chance for the individual that's being coached to take time out to observe themselves.”

“Until we're comfortable enough to be an outsider, to be the lone voice, to be the one who's the disruptor or the challenger, we will stay with something that isn't serving us.”

“By looking at another person's experience to draw insight - that brings a new observation to you.”

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Sound Editor: Matias de Ezcurra (he/him)
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Shawn Harper, Owner of Bridge Builders International, Motivational Speaker, Author " The Winning Edge, Corporate Trainer. Shawn is also a former American Football player in the National Football League, NFL. https://shawnharper.org

Genesis Kemp, Motivational Speaker, Amazon Author, "Chocolate Drop in Corporate America" and Podcast Host Gems with Genesis. She talks about Authenticity, Motivation as Podcast Host and Author. Which is better? https://beacons.ai/genesisamariskemp

Sue Stockdale talks to Mick Dawson about his epic adventure to row across the Pacific Ocean, and how he overcame numerous challenges. These include a failed attempt when a freak wave capsized his boat after 109 days at sea, how he avoided being crushed by container ships, and a night facing sea serpents.

Mick Dawson is a former Royal Marine, a professional sailor, author, motivational speaker and one of the most experienced and successful Ocean Rowers in the world. He has undertaken a total of six ocean rows in the last two decades. Two across the Atlantic Ocean and four across the Pacific, rowing in total, more than 22,000 nautical miles.

Most notably he became the first person to successfully row across the North Pacific; from Japan to The Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco, during an epic voyage with his friend and rowing partner Chris Martin. It would take the intrepid pair 189 days 10 hours and 55 minutes to complete their non-stop record-breaking voyage; Rowing almost 7,000 miles to complete one of the world’s last great firsts and earning them a place in the Guinness Book of World records. Their remarkable feat is yet to be repeated.

More recently Mick was part of another remarkable world first; Rowing 3000 miles from California to Hawaii with Steve Sparkes, who is blind, having lost his sight during his military service. When he and Mick stepped ashore in Hawaii, 82 days after their departure, Steve became the first blind person ever to row the Pacific Ocean.

Find out more about Mick Dawson:

Website: https://www.189days.com
Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mick-dawson-b503a172/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/189days
Twitter: https://twitter.com/MickDawson189
Books on Amazon: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Mick-Dawson/e/B077MVXDX2?ref=sr_ntt_srch_lnk_1&qid=1630941703&sr=8-1
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Key Quotes:

‘I think for me it started as a young child and I saw things that piqued my curiosity -principally things to do with the sea.’

‘I’d lost communications because my satellite had broken about day 12 on that trip. I'd been at sea for 109 days when I capsized’.

‘The first thing you've got to do when you look into any great ambition is you've got to take responsibility’.

‘When things go wrong, it's your responsibility to find a way to get back on track’.

‘People would say - how can we help? And I like that, it sums up that ethos between mariners that bonds complete strangers together’.

‘It's an amazing stretch of ocean where few people go, and I thought that it was my opportunity to paint the world with bright colours’.

‘It was two hours on, two hours off - 24 hours a day for the six months out there’.

‘You are seldom beaten by the challenge in front of you. You're invariably beaten by your approach to that challenge’.

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Sound Editor: Matias de Ezcurra (he/him)

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This week, Michelle Rahn, a motivational speaker, joined us to talk about how to defy the gravity of aging expectations. Meeting new experiences and challenges in life can easily lead to trepidation, especially as we journey on this unpredictable path called "aging."

As Michelle says, “Aging deliberately is not passive. It lets us be the best that we can be and allows us to accomplish things that we never knew we could.” She offers informative and inspiring advice about how to ascertain your individual strengths and to feel confident while developing a new you the process, at ANY age. It's never too late to become who you might have been, experience the joy of who you are, and celebrate and the freedom of who you are not. Don’t miss this inspiring show!

This week, Michelle Rahn, a motivational speaker, joined us to talk about how to defy the gravity of aging expectations. Meeting new experiences and challenges in life can easily lead to trepidation, especially as we journey on this unpredictable path called "aging."
As Michelle says, “Aging deliberately is not passive. It lets us be the best that we can be and allows us to accomplish things that we never knew we could.” She offers informative and inspiring advice about how to ascertain your individual strengths and to feel confident while developing a new you the process, at ANY age. It's never too late to become who you might have been, experience the joy of who you are, and celebrate and the freedom of who you are not. Don’t miss this inspiring show!