I am still learning Podcast

My guest on this episode is Mick Hase. From starting his leadership career at Domino’s pizza, Mick moved into consulting, then set up his own consulting business, Dice Consulting, where he helps companies in three key areas -  strategy, culture and leadership development. A few life changing events made Mick take the “bull by the horns” as he says himself, and he started saying “Yes” to things. This leap of faith has seen Mick start Sip4Sip coffee. Sip4Sip is using amazing coffee to impact the world's water crisis by donating water every time they sell coffee. For every week's supply of coffee they sell they donate a week's water supply to an area in need around the world. He also became a facilitator with Mental Health organisation Livin.org where he shares his own experience of mental health, stress and anxiety. And his biggest and boldest move – launching  SeventeenX – a movement that started with an idea for a single event based on supporting the UN Glob

"I am the luckiest man walking on the planet". Matt's life changed forever on Sunday 24th March 2019. This is a story worth listening to!

d’Arcy spends his time, energy and passion working towards a world without extreme poverty. He qualified as a teacher in Australia but for the last 18 years he has been a humanitarian, educator and travelled to over 90 countries. As an educator he has given over 850 global awareness presentations, to more than 80,000 people. He has worked on the ground in development with UNICEF in South Sudan, Uganda, Pakistan and Kyrgyzstan. d’arcy will definitely be an influencer in Cred’s tribe. He is blazing a trail in social impact. On this podcast d’Arcy talks about: Creating your own unbeaten path in life in the face of societal expectations to stay on the beaten path Taking a leap of faith even when you don’t know the outcomes How being vulnerable and putting yourself out in to the world is contagious He also talks about “Teaspoons of change” – a concept of small actions multiplied by lots of people creates large change I’m sure you will find today’s conve

Gearoid fits right in to Cred’s tribe. He’s a life long learner, he’s leading the way in mental health and wellbeing and he is going to leave an incredible legacy. Gearoid is a World Champion and three time Olympian rower. He has represented Ireland at the Sydney, Athens and Beijing Olympics. In 2005 he attempted to row across the Atlantic ocean in a 23 foot boat with fellow Irish rower Ciaran Lewis. On this podcast Gearoid shares An incredible story of survival. The struggles involved in life’s transition Leaving a legacy   Cred is the Irish word for believe. Gearoid is navigating life’s peaks and troughs and shows incredible self-belief. I have a feeling that the best is yet to come.