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This week I have the pleasure of having a super impressive Tansel Ali on the podcast. Tansel is an elite international mental sports athlete, 4-time Australian Memory Champion and best-selling author of The Yellow Elephant: Improve Your Memory and Learn More, Faster, Better.

Tansel shot to fame worldwide for memorising two Yellow Pages phone books in only 24 days. Tansel is the master of creativity who speaks and coaches internationally on applied creativity for business, learning & personal development, and mental sports performance. He holds Masters Degrees in IT and MBA from the Australian Graduate School of Entrepreneurship Swinburne University.

Check out everything from Tansel here – https://www.tanselali.com/

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Today I have the pleasure of welcoming Ryan Fahey onto the podcast for the second time. Ryan has just released his second book ‘your best decade’ which I am can’t wait to share with you today. We will discuss everything that he has been up to since ‘episode 40‘ when he was last on the show.

Whether you are 68, 38 or 18, Your Best Decade (YBD) will provide you will the knowledge, resources, and ideas to help reach your highest potential in the ‘Big Three’ areas of your life professionally, personally and relationally. If you want to live daily according to your highest values in these areas, this book is for you. Start living YBD today!

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You can buy the book HERE.

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Stop whatever you are doing and make sure this episode is the only podcast you listen to this year. I can’t describe in words how inspirational and life-changing this weeks episode is. 

Today’s guest James Greenfields is someone that my father asked me to have on the show after listening to him speak twice in a group he runs called ‘talking straight’ in Shepparton. Dad said that James was the most inspirational person he has ever heard speak and that my audience has to hear from him. So that’s what I have done, and it’s simply brilliant. 

James is a motivational speaker and emotional literacy facilitator who specialized in helping men, both young and older, how to find their direction in life. He is the co-founder of the Resilient Leaders Foundation and creator of the Superhero Pilgrimage. 

We talk about been the commander of over 100 soldiers in Iraq and being blown up by a tank, then coming home from war and dealing with several personal issues. James talks about the road to taking back control of his life, and how that everyone can do this with hard work, accountability and the knowledge that life can be beautiful and brilliant each and every day if we allow it to be. 

After today’s chat, I personally know that you will be blown away, and you can reach out to Jame’s through the following avenues to thank him for the work he is doing and also to sign up to one of his courses. 

Check out Jame’s website www.resilentleadersfoundation.org

Thank you so much for your time today Jame’s, this episode is going to help many people, and I am incredibly grateful for your time. 

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Today I have the pleasure of introducing an Australian Icon, Trevor Hendy. Now, most of you will be familiar with the work Trev did in the ocean back in the ’80s, and ’90s where he dominated the Ironman surf series, and to be honest this is what I thought we would mainly talk about in today’s show. The remarkable thing is that we spoke on a much deeper level around, health, happiness and the power of finding joy in our lives. As well as this, Trev spoke so passionately about the power of serving and how kindness is one of the biggest superpowers we all have.

Trev is a true inspiration, and today’s chat is one that I have listened back to now four more times as the content is so compelling. After you have been blown away by the great man, you can follow everything he is doing and join up to his 12-week bootcamp for the soul on this link below.

https://trevorhendy.com/

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Welcome to episode number 139 with Gordon MacLelland. A generation ago children went out to play sport for the fun of the game and if they became successful and were able to make a living from it then that was great.  It was not the primary motivation for parents setting out their children on their sporting careers.

Many parents from the moment they see their child in sports kit and they begin to look like mini-adults, have a much greater expectation, which can often outweigh their patience in helping their child develop at the appropriate speed.

As obesity rates continue to rise globally, many young people are giving up sport in their teenage years due to some of the pressures, behaviours put on them by parents during their formative years and they simply fall out of love with sport.  It is no longer fun and that is the primary reason that children want to play sport in the first place.

We all have a responsibility to address this.  Sport and physical activity should be seen as a lifetime investment for our children, not a short term gain.

We need to go back to basics and see sport for what it is, a chance for our children to learn experiences for life.

Teamwork, dealing with adversity, friendships, sportsmanship are all valuable traits in life and not just in sport.

Gordon MacLelland set up ‘Working with Parents in Sport’ after 20 years as a teacher and as a coach to all age levels from 7-year-olds to Adults.

He has a BA/Hons degree in Sports Science from University College Chester and a PGCE from Lancaster University.

He is a qualified teacher and has been Director of Sport at an independent prep school in the UK for the last 10 years. He has worked in schools in both the UK and New Zealand for the last 16 years.

He is the author of two books, ‘Great Sports Parenting’ – A pocket guide for parents of children in sport and ‘Engage’ – A coaches guide to building positive relationships with parents.

In recent times he has become a parent to two children and the early sporting experiences of his own children prompted him to set up the company as well as write the two books above.

I have extracted this BIO and breakdown of today’s podcast from Gordon’s website – https://www.parentsinsport.co.uk/

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Welcome to episode number 138 of the Energetic Radio Podcast. Today we are joined by spiritual tradie and yoga teacher Joey Clifford AKA The Yoga Lad. We discuss growing up in the UK, his global travels and journeys from carpentry to the yoga mat as he tells us of his life-changing moment, adventures, personal practices as well as several other awesome ideas you can start actioning today.

You can follow Joey’s adventure and journey through his Instagram page @the_yoga_lad_

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Today I answer a couple of questions that have been sent in via email and Twitter, regarding my first job that I have had and also if I was always destined to be an entrepreneur. I will share the jobs and businesses I created while I was in school, as well as giving advice and tips on how you can find your WHY. I feel that when you have your WHY, your passion, inspiration and energy increases dramatically. 

If you are loving the podcast but are yet to leave a 5-Star review on iTunes, please take 30 seconds out of your day to do so. Check out one of the glory days images below, when I used to DJ 🙂

I would love to hear from everyone regarding your first job or business you created. Please contact me through the following links:
Email – dale@energetic.education
Twitter – https://twitter.com/DaleSidebottom
Instagram – https://www.instagram.com/dalesidebottom/
Linkedin – https://au.linkedin.com/in/dale-sidebottom-25ab5186

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Rusty Earnshaw is viewed as having one of the best coaching minds in the world, and that is evident in our podcast chat today. With his years of experience playing rugby union at the highest level and representing Great Britan at the Commonwealth Games, and World Cups he shares it all with us today.

The Magic Academy is Rusty’s latest gem, where is and his good mate John Fletcher have teamed up to help coaches, teachers and trainers around the world. Their online community is something that you will be wanting to check out after you hear the experience, knowledge and passion Rusty has for his craft and helping others. I must admit I spent half of the chat tonight taking notes as I was learning so much myself. This is an episode that will not only give you a bit of a chuckle, but it will also give you some solid ideas on ways to build relationships, engagement and make coaching fun.

You can contact Rusty on the socials below and also check out The Magic Academy.
The Magic Academy – https://www.themagicacademy.co.uk/
Twitter – https://twitter.com/russellearnshaw

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Today I have the pleasure of chatting with former Matilda’s vice-captain Joey Peters. Joey had a stellar career that started as a 17-year-old back in 1996 for the Australian Women’s soccer team. She went on to play in three world cups, scoring 28 times in 110 appearances for the green and gold. Joey was also the first ever women to play professionally in South America.

We talk about her career and the struggles she had trying to juggle work, life and her dream of soccer at the same time. This is incredibly insightful and something I couldn’t believe.

Joey is not only known for her ability on the pitch but also for her coaching and vision to assist players and coaches going forward with her company ‘Game Play Learn’.

After you have finished today’s episode, you are going to want to reach out to Joey and thank her for the open and honest chat we had today, which you can do on the following channels.

Game Play Learn – http://www.gameplaylearn.net/
Twitter – https://twitter.com/joeypeters10
Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/gameplaylearn/

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Today I have the pleasure of sharing one of the world’s best coaches in my opinion. Reed Maltbie is a modern day superstar, and that’s exactly what you will hear in this fascinating episode. Reed shares a wealth of knowledge from his 30 plus years of coaching and education. Reed has two masters degrees, one in sports psychology and the other in early childhood education. 

The lessons, stories and wisdom that Redd shares will not only help coaches, but it can be applied to everyday life. Before listening to today’s chat, if you have a spare eight minutes, I would highly recommend that you watch Reeds TEDx talk, as it paints the picture for the brilliance of this man – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EhRXQs0K6ls&feature=youtu.be

You can contact Reed through the following socials and website:

Twitter @Coach_Reed
Instagram @Coach_Reed
https://coachreed.com/
https://coachreed.mykajabi.com/REALM