Have you ever wondered if you are on the right path? Or perhaps if you are really living true to yourself?

Bowen Dwelle was a teenage boozehound and suffered from anxiety and depression until the age of 48. Throughout his life Bowen searched for meaning, and for a life that was really true to himself. Throughout his journey, Bowen discovered his purpose as “here to tell the truth” about depression, alcohol—and intuition, and went on to become a successful entrepreneur, writer and freedom coach.

In this episode, Bowen uncovers how your intuition is fundamental in discovering a path that is true to you, and how you can strengthen it to find more meaning in your own life. Bowen speaks about how the process of unearthing his purpose went parallel with unwinding his depression, and how through strengthening his intuition, he started to see indications of what really mattered to him in the world.

Through perseverance and tuning into himself, Bowen stepped into his purpose and now lives a very fulfilled life.

If you are in a position where you feel stuck, or unsure of which path to take, tune into this episode, and discover how you too, already have all the answers inside of you to live your life’s purpose!

You can find Bowen Dwelle by typing his name into Instagram or check out his website at www.secondsight.coch

​Greg Collier is an experienced people leader, business manager, facilitator, coach, MC, narrator and consultant. He has a passion for unleashing the potential of people and cascading that through organisations and communities!
 
In this episode, Greg talks us through how having the courage and authenticity to have difficult conversations, is they key to creating dramatic change in our relationships for the better.  

Greg takes us on a journey, and shares insights into how challenging the status quo can be the catalyst to seeing the change you want in both the workplace and in your personal relationships. Greg encourages authentic expression, and tells us the benefits of not only speaking up, but how allowing the space for others to do the same can alter our entire relationship experience.
 
Greg is a great story teller with vast corporate experience and his goal is to gently guide his audience toward transformational and practical insights. 
 
If you are someone who wishes they had the ability to be more courageous in sharing their ideas in the work place, or you are someone who hates confrontation, this is a must listen!
 
If you want to get in touch with Greg, you can do so over LinkedIn

at https://www.linkedin.com/in/greg-collier-innoprogression/

M. Shawn Petersen began to tell stories almost as soon as he could talk, but it took him years of traveling the world to find his story. When he is not writing, he loves to travel, create new stories, and passionately pursue personal development. Stella and the Timekeepers, Petersen's first novel, originally came to him in a dream, but it wasn't until he committed it to paper during National Novel Writing Month that this epic story sprouted wings and took flight.

In this episode he shares his story of being stranded in Mexico while Hurricane Ike was destroying his hometown Galveston (and his investments) and how his journey of becoming intentional with his goal allowed him to be of service to his vision through action and awareness and he shares how his goals and dreams are unfolding before his eyes and how his book has made its way to world class publishers and Hollywood producers.

If you have an audacious goal, this is the episode for you! Mick shares what he does daily, and how those daily actions lead to serendipitous events that keep turning up as he kept moving towards his vision.

Meet Stella - https://www.amazon.com/Stella-Timekeepers-M-Shawn-Petersen/dp/1582706786
Connect with Shawn https://www.facebook.com/mshawn.petersen.1

Despite concern and greater awareness about domestic violence, it’s still happening, and with only 16% of women who experience violence contacting an agency such as a shelter, crisis centre or hotline, counsellor or women’s centre for help, we may never really know the how wide spread the issue is.
 
In this extraordinary episode I speak with Anita Bentata, an escapee of domestic violence. Anita’s story has been documented in her book “The Wolf in a Suit”.
 
During this episode Anita shares incredible insights from the children’s fairy tale “Little Red Riding Hood” and it’s easy to see the parallels of the fairy tale with her own journey, Anita is Little Red Riding Hood, standing at the edge of the woods, being caught by The Wolf (only  he’s wearing a suit), and finally escaping with her two little girls.
 
This episode is one of hope, courage and full of insights as Anita shares how we can all access far more than we know, and how when faced with mixed messages from a partner we end up confused, leading to inaction, possibly the reason why some women stay much longer than they should. Anita has turned her experiences into a mission to help women, she went on to study Human Behavior and became a psychotherapist and counsellor. Anita now helps women to develop their emotional muscle to speak about the unknown and the uncomfortable, she is well versed in all the unspoken myths about love, stress and relationships.
 
Reach out to Anita by:
Email: anita@anitabentata.com 
Facebook: Activating Artemis and The Wolf in a Suit 
Instagram, LinkedIn and Twitter “Anita Bentata”
Access Anita’s free downloads here: http://www.anitabentata.com/

Shawn is the author of the award-winning *Putting Stories to Work* and the Founder at Anecdote, the world’s largest business storytelling enterprise. And boy do we have some tips and tools for you to help you change organisational culture, grow your business and sell your ideas through stories.

Our chat is sprinkled with gold nuggets that you’ll want a notepad and pen by your side as you listen. We discuss things like…

• Why your stories don’t need a hero,
• How better listening leads to more impactful stories,
• It’s the small moment in life that have the ability to transform lives and situations and,
•  How to create your own repertoire of stories.

Shawn shares a number of stories (of course he did) on how a tiny story lead to an organisation wide cultural change and how his own daughters story became an anecdote for the positive effects of failure.

Shawn is based in Melbourne, Australia and can be contacted at www.anecdote.com.
His LinkedIn is au.linkedin.com/in/shawncallahan
And you can top up your story bank by tuning into his podcast https://www.anecdote.com/podcasts/