the living room

Dr Chris Brown is back on The Living Room tonight on 10 and stopped by to catch up with the team. He chatted about the new location for The Living Room as they were kicked out of their last place for being noisy neighbours.

Julian Dennison joined the team this morning to chat about his new movie Godzilla vs Kong. Julian said that he was meant to catch up with Sam Neill recently after they starred in the hunt for the Wilderpeople together but the Aussie actor cancelled.

Plus, GWS captain Stephen Coniglio stopped by for a chat.

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1:00 Dom and Adam catch up and talk about how their familiar with one another

4:00 Adam tells the story of the conception of Kaycee Mac Wine

12:40 Recognizing the need for diversity

17:00 What is your super power

19:00 Being venerable builds trust 

31:00 Adam discusses his involvement in his community

34:00 Finding your why

38:00 How Kaycee Mac Wine is giving back to The Harmony Project

7:12 Internal Talk

8:20 The Book of Five Rings

11:00 Earlier years before the path to becoming a Mental Coach

18:30 Defining success

22:30 Loving yourself and resetting

25:00 Finding your why

28:00 Pursuing your dreams can feel like being on an island of one

32:00 Internal belief in what you want to become

35:00 Recognizing when you don't feel good

3:00 Billy discusses Steps Of Faith Organization and how the opportunity found him.

19:00 How business is all about developing relationships 

21:30 Billy and his best friend Jason Sudeikis teaming up and producing the Thundergong fundraiser.

26:00 Equality for all

32:30 Sober life and holding yourself accountable

45:00 Understanding how NON- Profits work 

11:15 Super foods "Down to Earth" with Zac Efron

26:20 Emotional wheel, discipline and routines

36:51 Not giving an F&^%

39:00 Dating

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