The Wellness Puzzle Podcast

In this powerful and thought-provoking episode, I sit down with Rob Rene—former elite athlete, near-death survivor, and now a leading voice in natural health and faith-based healing. Rob’s journey is nothing short of extraordinary. After a near-fatal accident changed the course of his life, he began searching for deeper answers—beyond conventional medicine. What he discovered reshaped not only his health, but his entire philosophy on healing, purpose, and faith. Today, Rob is a keynote speaker, herbalist, molecular hydrogen researcher, and host of the “I Am Pain Free” podcast. Through his work, he’s helping people rethink their approach to health by combining ancient biblical wisdom with modern scientific insights. 🔑 In This Episode, We Explore: Rob’s near-death experience and the moment that changed everything The connection between faith and physical healing What “frequency medicine” is and how it impacts the body The role of natural health in a world dominated by pharmaceuticals The power of biblical herbs and ancient healing practices Why Rob believes many natural health solutions are being suppressed How molecular hydrogen is emerging as a powerful wellness tool Breaking free from old patterns and stepping into a new version of yourself 💡 Key Takeaways: Rob challenges us to think differently about health—not just as a physical state, but as a spiritual and energetic experience. His message is clear: true healing happens when we align body, mind, and faith. This episode invites you to question what you’ve been taught, reconnect with your inner wisdom, and explore a more natural, empowered approach to wellbeing. To find out more about Rob, Click Here My website is www.andrewjobling.com.au

What does it really mean to show up for yourself—especially when life looks successful on the outside, but feels misaligned within? In this powerful and deeply honest conversation, I sit down with Valerie Pedigo, founder of Renewed Spirit Adventures, to explore the hidden reality of burnout among high-performing women. Valerie shares her personal journey from exhaustion and disconnection to renewal and purpose, and how that path led her to create transformational retreats and a global sisterhood dedicated to healing and reconnection. This episode goes beyond surface-level self-care and dives into what true healing looks like—messy, real, and deeply human. Valerie brings a refreshing blend of grounded expertise, nervous system wisdom, and feminine insight, offering practical tools and soulful reflections for anyone craving more alignment, energy, and meaning. In This Episode, We Explore: The silent struggle of “having it all” while feeling completely depleted Valerie’s personal burnout journey and the turning point that changed everything Why traditional self-care often falls short—and what actually works The importance of nervous system regulation in healing and sustainable success How embodiment practices can reconnect you to your true self Building community as a powerful pathway to transformation What it really means to reclaim your identity, energy, and purpose Letting go of perfection and embracing authentic, integrated healing Key Takeaways You don’t have to hit rock bottom to choose a different way of living Healing isn’t about escaping life—it’s about learning to navigate it differently Sustainable success comes from alignment, not overexertion Community and connection are essential, not optional Showing up for yourself is a daily practice, not a one-time decision Final Thoughts If you’ve been pushing, striving, and holding it all together while quietly feeling disconnected, this episode is your invitation to pause—and reconnect. Because the most important relationship you’ll ever have… is the one you have with yourself. To find out more about Valerie, Click Here My website is www.andrewjobling.com.au

What if the secret to lasting health, vitality, and independence wasn’t just about what you do—but why you do it? In this episode, I sit down with highly respected wellness coach and fitness expert Carlos Reyes, a veteran of the health and fitness industry with over 30 years of experience. Certified by leading organisations including the American College of Sports Medicine and the National Strength & Conditioning Association, Carlos has dedicated his life to helping people not only improve their fitness—but transform their entire approach to aging and wellbeing. Carlos shares how a challenging start to life led him to discover fitness as a powerful coping mechanism—and ultimately, his life’s purpose. Today, he works with active individuals over 50 who are committed to maintaining strength, independence, and quality of life well into their later years. This conversation goes beyond reps and routines. It’s about purpose, mindset, and creating a sustainable, holistic approach to living well. In This Episode, We Discuss: Why starting with your “why” is the foundation for lasting health Carlos’s powerful personal journey into fitness and wellbeing The biggest misconceptions about aging and physical decline How to train smarter—not just harder—as you get older The importance of functional fitness for independence and longevity Building a holistic approach to health: body, mind, and lifestyle The role of consistency and relationships in long-term success How to stay strong, capable, and confident into your 60s, 70s, 80s and beyond Key Takeaways: Your motivation determines your sustainability—get clear on your “why” Aging doesn’t mean decline—it means adapting intelligently Fitness should be practical, possible, and productive Strength and mobility are key to maintaining independence Long-term health is built through consistency, not extremes About Carlos Reyes: Carlos Reyes is a highly experienced Wellness Coach and Certified Personal Trainer with more than three decades in the health and fitness industry. He holds certifications from the American College of Sports Medicine, the National Strength & Conditioning Association, the Functional Aging Institute, and the WellCoaches Corporation. Carlos specialises in working with individuals over 50 who want to combat the aging process in an effective and sustainable way. His approach is holistic, focusing not just on physical fitness, but on lifestyle, long-term health, and maintaining independence. He has worked with a diverse range of clients across goals including weight loss, strength building, body transformation, and post-injury rehabilitation. What he values most are the long-standing relationships he has built—a

In this powerful and deeply moving episode, I sit down with author, speaker, publisher, artist, and entrepreneur Justine Martin to explore the extraordinary story behind her new book, Moxie. Justine’s life journey reads like a series of unimaginable challenges. From early childhood trauma and complex family dynamics to surviving sexual assault and domestic violence, she has faced adversity at levels most people could hardly comprehend. Her physical health has also been tested through chronic illness and multiple life-threatening diagnoses, including multiple sclerosis, chronic lymphocytic leukaemia, and an acquired brain injury. Yet Justine’s story is not about suffering—it is about moxie: courage, resilience, determination, and the refusal to be defined by hardship. Rather than becoming a catalogue of pain, her life has become a blueprint for growth, strength, and service. Through her work as an author, creative, and entrepreneur, Justine now uses her experiences to inspire and empower others to face their own challenges with courage and purpose. Her new book, Moxie, is a raw and honest reflection on adversity and resilience. It is a reminder that even in life’s darkest moments, there is the potential for transformation, healing, and powerful personal growth. This conversation is honest, heartfelt, and incredibly inspiring. In this episode we explore: What moxie really means and why it matters in life How Justine navigated profound trauma and adversity The lessons learned from facing serious illness and life-threatening diagnoses Turning pain into purpose and creativity Why resilience is built through honesty, courage, and self-belief The message behind her powerful new book, Moxie Justine’s story is a testament to the strength of the human spirit and the power of choosing courage, even when life feels overwhelming. This is a conversation that will move you, challenge you, and remind you what is possible when we refuse to give up. Tune in to Episode 354 — this is one you won’t want to miss. 🎙️ To find out more about Justine and buy her book, Click Here My website is www.andrewjobling.com.au

What if the breakthrough in your relationship doesn’t begin with your partner… but with you? In this powerful and deeply honest conversation, I sit down with Larry Bilotta, a man who spent 27 years in what he describes as a loveless marriage. Feeling disconnected, frustrated, and emotionally exhausted, Larry reached a point where something had to change. But instead of trying to fix his wife… Instead of demanding change… Instead of walking away… Larry made a life-altering decision: he chose to learn from the pain. And everything shifted. Larry shares how discovering self-love, emotional responsibility, and inner healing didn’t just transform his mindset — it transformed his marriage. Today, he stands as living proof that it only takes one person to change the dynamic of a relationship. For more than 20 years, Larry has helped tens of thousands of people save their sanity, restore their marriages, and reclaim control over their own lives and emotional wellbeing. His message is simple yet revolutionary: When you change, everything changes. 🔑 In This Episode, We Explore: Why pain can be your greatest teacher The hidden cost of emotional dependency How self-love can revive a struggling marriage Why waiting for your partner to change keeps you stuck The mindset shift that saved Larry’s relationship How one person can heal a marriage Why hope is never truly lost — even in the darkest seasons This episode is for anyone who feels stuck in their relationship… For anyone who believes they’ve tried everything… For anyone wondering if it’s too late. Larry’s story is raw, practical, and incredibly hopeful. If your relationship feels desperate, disconnected, or beyond repair, this conversation may be exactly what you need. To find out more about Larry, Click Here My website is www.andrewjobling.com.au

What does it really mean to come home to yourself? In this powerful and deeply human conversation, I sit down with therapist, speaker, and podcast host Malisa Hepner for an episode that feels like a warm embrace and a courageous invitation all at once. Malisa knows what it’s like to live with the noise of trauma. She also knows what it takes to move through it. Blending lived experience with professional expertise, she guides people beyond overthinking, perfectionism, and the fear of being seen — into a life that is grounded, authentic, and deeply joyful. This episode is not just a conversation about healing. It’s a roadmap back to yourself. We explore what it means to: Move through complex trauma instead of being defined by it Practice emotional hygiene in everyday life Release the pressure of perfectionism Feel “safe to be seen” in your relationships and work Navigate profound grief — including child loss — with the right tools and self-belief Malisa vulnerably shares how she is living her healing journey in real time, showing what surviving unimaginable loss can look like when you believe you are enough. Her transformative workbooks — Emotional Alchemy, Safe to Be Seen, and The Beauty of Imperfection: Good Is Enough — blend storytelling, soulful reflection, and practical tools to help people return to their truest selves. And in this episode, she generously shares tools you can begin using immediately. What makes this conversation so special is Malisa herself. She brings warmth, humour, and grounded wisdom to topics that can often feel heavy. You’ll feel understood. You’ll feel less alone. And you’ll walk away empowered. If you’ve ever felt stuck in overthinking… trapped by perfectionism… afraid to be visible… or disconnected from who you truly are… This episode is your invitation to come home. To find out more about Malisa, Click Here My website is www.andrewjobling.com.au

What happens when the people who are meant to guide you through life are suddenly gone?In this deeply moving episode, I sit down with Mark Motsenbocker to explore his powerful story of loss, longing, faith, and ultimately—purpose. After losing both of his parents at a young age, Mark was left with a profound void, especially the absence of his beloved father. Rather than allowing that loss to define him, he embarked on a lifelong journey—searching for father.What he discovered along the way were unexpected mentors, guiding voices, and father figures who stepped into his life at just the right moments. Through meaningful encounters and divine appointments, Mark began to see a beautiful truth emerge: we are created to give—and to receive.This conversation is a tapestry of heartfelt memories, wisdom forged through adversity, and life lessons that transcend loss. Whether you have experienced deep grief or simply want to understand the impact you can have in someone else’s life, this episode will resonate at a soul level.💡 In This Episode We Explore:How loss can become the doorway to growthThe power of mentorship and spiritual fatherhoodWhy small gestures can change the trajectory of a lifeThe courage it takes not only to give—but to receiveHow God places people in our lives for a purpose❤️ The Choice We All HaveMark reminds us that every single day we are presented with a choice:Do nothing – withhold your time, your presence, your generosityGive of yourself – invest in others and strengthen your own heartReceive from others – allow yourself to be touched and transformedGivers, Mark says, are like saints. They awaken our potential. They call us forward. They help us run toward growth and become the very best version of ourselves.There is no true beginning or end in this journey of life—only the continual opportunity to impact one another.🌟 A Truth to Live By“Yesterday is history. Tomorrow is a mystery. Today is a gift. That is why we call it the present.”May this episode encourage you to both give and receive what each day brings. Because when you do, you will be blessed—and you will become a blessing.To find out more about Mark, Click HereMy website is www.andrewjobling.com.au

What happens when you finally stop fighting, stop striving, stop trying to control everything… and simply let go?In this powerful and deeply moving episode, I sit down with author, speaker, actor, singer-songwriter, filmmaker, creator, and philanthropist Nikki Allen, who opens our conversation with a bold and honest declaration:“Most of my life has been difficult… until I decided to let go of my stress and let God be active in my life.”From a traumatic upbringing to a troubled marriage and painful separation, to experiencing homelessness, Nikki’s story is one of extraordinary resilience. But this is not just a story of survival — it’s a story of surrender, rediscovery, and creative rebirth.Nikki shares how releasing control and trusting God transformed not only her inner world but her creative expression, her confidence, and her calling. Today, she is helping others reclaim their voice, their power, and their purpose.This conversation is raw.It is real.It is deeply inspiring.🔥 In This Episode, We Explore:What it truly means to “let go and let God”Healing from trauma without letting it define youFinding your voice after losing yourselfCreativity as a pathway to redemptionMoving from survival mode to soul-led livingFaith, surrender, and stepping into your power Nikki’s courage to share her story so openly makes this an unforgettable conversation. If you’ve ever faced hardship, questioned your worth, or struggled to release control, this episode will speak directly to your heart.This is more than a podcast — it’s a reminder that sometimes the greatest breakthrough comes when we surrender.To find out more about Nikki, Click HereMy website is www.andrewjobling.com.au

What happens when creativity, play, and purpose collide? You get Joel and Troy McRae — co-authors of delightful children’s books who are on a mission to inspire young people (and grown-ups too) to be more active, more creative, and a whole lot less hard on themselves.Joel is the writer, Troy the illustrator, and together they’ve created two much-loved picture books: Birdwatching Betty and Giraffe Cannot Play Hide and Seek. What began as heartfelt gifts for the children of friends has grown into stories that are now bringing joy, laughter, and important life lessons to readers of all ages.In this fun, thoughtful, and surprisingly profound conversation, we explore the idea of progress over perfection — in creativity, in life, and in the stories we tell ourselves. Joel and Troy share how setting a deadline can unlock creativity, why finding fun in every element of life matters, and how comparison quietly steals our joy if we let it.This episode is a beautiful reminder that you don’t have to get it perfect to get it moving — and that sometimes the most meaningful things start small, playful, and imperfect.In this episode, we talk about:Why progress will always beat perfectionThe power of deadlines in getting creative work doneHow children’s books can carry powerful life lessonsFinding fun and curiosity in everyday lifeWhy comparison really is the thief of joyCreating for impact, not applauseIf you’re a parent, educator, creative, or someone who needs permission to stop striving for perfect and start enjoying the process — this episode is for you.🎧 Listen now and be reminded: progress is more than enough.To find out more about Joel & Troy, Click HereMy website is www.andrewjobling.com.au

What if your purpose isn’t defined by what you do—but by what you’re designed to carry and grow?In this soulful and faith-filled conversation, I sit down with Dawn Stephens, a self-proclaimed Fruit Pot, whose life and work are shaped by a powerful metaphor: we are vessels formed by the Potter, created to bear fruit—not pressure, performance, or perfection.Like the beloved main character in her award-winning children’s book The Little Pot, Dawn spent years searching for her identity through roles and titles—educator, wife, mother, fundraiser, sales manager, business owner, and even school principal. Along the way, she learned a life-changing truth: purpose isn’t found in what we hold, but in what God chooses to grow through us.As Dawn shares, being filled—and emptied—isn’t failure. It’s formation.Together, we explore how God uses seasons of pouring out and refilling to cultivate the fruit of the Spirit:love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control.Dawn also walks us through the deeper message behind each book in her children’s series:The Little Pot – discovering identity and purpose as a vessel of the PotterThe Tea Pot – learning the beauty of serving and pouring into othersThe Oil Lamp – overcoming fear and shining the Potter’s lightThe Small Jar – understanding that God is never finished with us, and even our wounds have purposeBeyond writing, Dawn lives this message daily—as an inspirational speaker, blogger, and the leader of EA Books Publishing, where she helps future authors bring their God-given stories into the world.This episode is a gentle reminder for anyone feeling empty, overlooked, or unsure of their calling:You are still being shaped. You are still being filled. And God is not finished with you.✨ A conversation about identity, purpose, faith, and becoming fruit-bearing vessels—exactly as the Potter intended.To find out more about Dawn, Click HereMy website is www.andrewjobling.com.au

What happens after survival?After the pain, the addiction, the loss, the rebuilding—who do you become next?In this powerful episode of the podcast, Andrew sits down with Andrew Drasen, author of A Vision of Hope and creator of a transformative 90-day framework designed to help people turn pain into growth and live on purpose—not by accident.Andrew Drasen’s work was forged in adversity. His journey through addiction, incarceration, loss, and recovery forced him to confront the deepest question many of us avoid: Who am I when everything I built my identity on is stripped away? What emerged wasn’t just a personal redemption story, but a practical roadmap others could follow.At the heart of this conversation is identity work—the often overlooked but essential step between healing and lasting change. Andrew believes that everyone has something to recover from: addiction, grief, trauma, burnout, broken dreams, or simply a life that no longer fits. His message resonates because it doesn’t stop at inspiration. It delivers structure, clarity, and action.We explore:Why healing alone is not enough—and what must come nextHow rediscovering identity creates direction and purposeThe power of measurable, actionable steps in real transformationWhat it means to live intentionally instead of reactivelyAndrew also shares the deeply personal story behind A Vision of Hope, the first book in a trilogy that bridges story and practice. Written in part while incarcerated—and finished minutes before his release—the memoir is raw, unflinching, and human. The trilogy continues with Reflections, distilling 29 core lessons from his experiences, and The Workbook, a structured program designed to turn insight into action.This episode also touches on profound loss. In 2025, Andrew lost his fiancée Caroline to suicide after her long battle with bipolar disorder and depression. Rather than derailing him, her death sharpened his mission—to build community, reduce stigma, and ensure that no one has to face their battles alone. Her presence, and her absence, are woven into the heart of his work.Beyond the books, Andrew is expanding his impact through Skool-based virtual communities—designed as scalable aftercare, recovery support, and resilience hubs for individuals, schools, justice systems, and treatment providers.This is a conversation about hope with structure, growth with direction, and identity as the foundation of lasting change.Whether you’re navigating recovery, standing at a crossroads, or simply asking deeper questions about who you are and how you want to live—this episode will meet you where you are and invite you forward.🎧 Tune in and discover why identity work may be the most important work you ev

Imagine waking up one day and not remembering the life you built — the faces you love, the dreams you once held close. For Shannon Michelle, that unimaginable reality became her truth after a horrific motorcycle accident left her in a coma, fighting for her life.Before the crash, Shannon was one of Los Angeles’ most celebrated interior designers and a devoted single mother to her beautiful daughter. Life was full, fast, and vibrant — until one ordinary weekend on the open road changed everything. Struck by a car, Shannon spent weeks hovering between life and death, her future uncertain.But the challenges didn’t end there.As she began the long and painful journey of recovery, Shannon was dealt another devastating blow: a breast cancer diagnosis. Trauma layered upon trauma — physical, emotional, and psychological — forcing her to confront the deepest questions of identity, purpose, and survival.And yet, from unimaginable pain came something extraordinary.In this powerful and deeply moving conversation, Shannon shares how learning to live fully in the present — and trusting that it would be okay — became the foundation of her healing. Through loss, fear, and profound uncertainty, she experienced a rebirth of spirit, a heightened self-awareness, and a deep understanding of the human mind’s capacity to heal.This episode is a testament to resilience, surrender, and the quiet strength found in acceptance. Shannon’s journey from trauma to triumph will challenge how you think about healing, purpose, and what it truly means to be alive.If you’ve ever faced a moment where life felt unbearable, this conversation is for you.Because sometimes, the most powerful words we can hold onto are simply: It’s okay.To find out more about Shannon, Click HereMy website is www.andrewjobling.com.au

What happens when your body finally says enough—and you can no longer push, hustle, or power through?In this deeply moving and soul-awakening episode, I’m joined by Heidi Blackie, Occupational Therapist, speaker, consultant, and creator of UnshakableMe®. Heidi shares her powerful journey from chronic burnout and illness to healing, hope, and a profound reconnection with herself.For years, Heidi lived life at full speed—doing more, achieving more, squeezing everything she could out of each day. But beneath the busyness, her body was sending warning signs she ignored… until life delivered multiple losses in a short span of time and her system finally shut down.Unable to work, drive, or tolerate everyday activities, Heidi lost belief—not just in her body’s ability to heal, but in life itself.And then… something shifted.Through meditation, mindfulness, self-compassion, and a deep exploration of belief, Heidi began rebuilding herself from the inside out. She studied the biology of belief, the science of gratitude, attention, and intention—and made a courageous decision: to believe in herself again.What followed was a slow, unfolding journey of healing, hope, and the discovery of what she now calls her UnshakableMe—an inner ally that grows stronger with every act of kindness, acceptance, and belief.This episode is not just Heidi’s story. It’s a mirror—and an invitation.✨ In This Episode, We Explore:The hidden cost of high achievement and constant “doing”How burnout and chronic illness can be messengers—not failuresLosing belief… and learning how to reclaim itThe mind-body connection and the science behind belief and healingWhy self-compassion is not weakness, but a catalyst for changeHow adversity can become your greatest teacherWhat it means to reconnect with your true self in a world that pulls you away🎧 This Episode Is For:High achievers experiencing burnout or health challengesAnyone navigating grief, loss, or major life transitionsPeople living with chronic illness or painWellness seekers curious about mind-body healingProfessionals in helping roles who give endlessly to othersAnyone who feels disconnected, exhausted, or stuck—and wants more🌱 What You’ll Gain:Practical tools for self-discoveryScience-backed techniques for healing and resilienceStrategies to break free from limiting beliefsInspiration to reconnect with joy, purpose, and authenticityPermission to slow down—and listen to yourself again💛 If you’ve ever felt like your body betrayed you…If you’ve lost belief in yourself…Or if you’re quietly craving a different way to live…This conversation is for you.🎙️ Listen now and re

Life doesn’t slow down. The clock is always ticking. The question is—how are you choosing to spend your time?In this powerful and deeply moving episode, I sit down with Dr. Jeffrey Reynolds, author, Ironman triathlete, nonprofit executive, and two-time cancer survivor, to explore what it truly means to live with intention when life reminds you just how fragile it is.Jeff’s story is one of extraordinary resilience. Within just two years, he faced prostate cancer followed by Stage 3B colorectal cancer—all while continuing to draw strength from the mindset forged through endurance sport. A 15-time marathon runner and dedicated triathlete, Jeff discovered that the same grit, discipline, and mental toughness required to cross finish lines became his greatest weapons in the fight for his life.His book, Every Mile Matters: Turning Triathlon Training Into Cancer Triumph, became an immediate Amazon top new release and offers far more than a cancer survival story. It’s a guide for navigating adversity, finding purpose in pain, and making peace with the countdown clock we all live under.In this episode, we talk about:Why life is a countdown—and how that truth can empower rather than frighten usHow endurance training builds mental resilience for life’s toughest battlesThe mindset shifts required to face diagnosis, treatment, and uncertaintyHow cancer changes you physically, emotionally, spiritually, and sociallyLiving with intention when tomorrow is never guaranteedTurning adversity into meaning, mission, and momentumJeff’s message is clear and unforgettable: Every mile matters. Every moment matters. Whether you’re facing illness, loss, or simply want to live more fully, this conversation will challenge you to rethink how you use your time—and how you show up for your life.This is not just an episode about cancer or sport.It’s about making the most of every moment—because the clock is ticking, and your life matters.To find out more about Jeffrey, Click HereMy website is www.andrewjobling.com.au

What if the smallest reactions you have each day are the very things shaping your leadership, relationships, and results?In this powerful and refreshingly honest episode, I’m joined by Ilene Marcus—a powerhouse speaker, author, and innovator who knows how to turn frustration into fuel. With a no-nonsense approach and a sharp dose of humor, Ilene breaks down why your reactions speak louder than your actions, and how mastering yourself is the gateway to leading everything else more effectively.With over 25 years of leadership experience across government, nonprofit, and corporate sectors—and responsibility for 10,000+ employees and billion-dollar budgets—Ilene has seen firsthand how organizations really work… and why people get stuck in unhelpful patterns.Ilene shares practical, real-world strategies for:Mastering your reactions under pressureGetting the “small things” right that create massive influenceManaging difficult people (including yourself)Cutting through workplace chaos with clarity and confidenceLeading with audacity, emotional intelligence, and impactAuthor of Managing Annoying People and her upcoming book Managing Annoying Me, Ilene brings deep insight shaped by both professional leadership and personal resilience—including her journey through cancer and major career challenges.We also explore Ilene’s creative side—from her inventive iLean-Pan, designed to solve an everyday cooking frustration, to her collage art that captures the humor and struggle of life’s small moments.Whether you’re leading a team, navigating tough conversations, or simply trying to show up better each day, this episode will challenge you to master yourself, magnify your influence, and multiply your impact.And when Ilene isn’t transforming leaders and organizations, you’ll find her in the Berkshires with her giant goldendoodle, Beauregard—who, like most of us, occasionally ignores her best advice.🎧 Listen now and discover why getting the small things right changes everything.To find out more about Ilene, Click HereMy website is www.andrewjobling.com.au

In this enlightening episode, I sit down with Laurie Gerber, a life and relationship coach with over 20 years of experience helping thousands of individuals and couples create lasting love and meaningful connections. Laurie shares her personal journey from a near-divorce experience to becoming a leading expert in love and life coaching, guided by her signature “three H rule”: Head, Heart, and Hooha.We dive into the transformative power of The Handel Method®, Laurie’s approach to rebuilding relationships and creating the life you truly desire. She shares practical strategies for cultivating self-awareness, embracing vulnerability, and fostering love at any age. Whether you’re single, married, or somewhere in between, Laurie’s insights remind us that it’s never too late to create healthy, fulfilling relationships.Laurie has been featured on The Today Show, Dr. Phil, MTV, and A&E, and served as the resident love expert for platforms like Match, Zoosk, and JDate. She’s also a TEDx speaker, writer for AARP and other publications, and host of her podcast Love at Any Age.Outside of coaching, Laurie enjoys meditating, jogging, and spending time with her husband of 27 years and their three kids.Tune in to hear Laurie’s expert advice on love, life, and the art of balancing your head, heart, and hooha!To find out more about Laurie, Click HereMy website is www.andrewjobling.com.au

I sit down with speaker, trauma and brain injury survivor, and mental health advocate Nicholas Ruchlewicz for a deeply moving and perspective-shifting conversation.Nicholas has lived with anxiety and severe depression for more than 15 years. After a painful marriage breakup and a life-altering motorcycle crash that resulted in a traumatic brain injury, his world was turned upside down. What followed was a long, difficult, and humbling recovery—physically, mentally, and emotionally.Rather than allowing these experiences to define or defeat him, Nicholas chose to use his suffering as a platform for purpose. Through his recovery journey, he discovered the power of perspective and community—particularly through a strong tabletop gaming community that played a surprising and vital role in restoring connection, meaning, and mental wellness.Today, Nicholas is a powerful voice for hope. He speaks openly about isolation, trauma, and despair, while reminding us that hope truly is medicine—and that perspective may be the greatest gift we are ever given. His advocacy has taken him to international organizations, political forums, and even the United States Congress, where he continues to raise awareness around mental health, brain injury, and recovery.This is an honest, courageous, and inspiring conversation that will resonate with anyone who has faced hardship, felt lost, or wondered if healing is possible.🎧 A powerful episode not to be missed.In this episode, we explore:Living with long-term anxiety and severe depressionSurviving trauma and a life-changing brain injuryThe reality of long recovery journeysThe healing power of community and connectionHow perspective can transform pain into purposeWhy hope is not just a feeling—but medicineIf this conversation speaks to you, please share it with someone who may need hope today.To find out more about Nicholas, Click HereMy website is www.andrewjobling.com.au

What does unconditional love look like when life has taken everything from you?In this powerful and deeply moving episode, I sit down with Isobel Franklin — Founder, Speaker, Mental Health & Trauma Recovery Coach, Author, and Men’s Rights Advocate — whose life story is a living testament to resilience, healing, and transformation.Isobel has lived through the storm: addiction, abuse, homelessness, and losing everything she once knew. Rather than allowing the trauma of her past to break her, she chose to let the pain fuel her purpose. Through courage, self-work, and unwavering determination, Isobel rebuilt her life and emerged as a successful, certified Trauma Recovery Coach with qualifications including Diploma of Community Welfare, Certificate IV in Mental Health, and Certified Advanced Mastery Coach.With over 25 years of experience working across welfare services, prisons, youth programs, employment services, and coaching, Isobel brings a rare depth of insight grounded in lived experience. Her work is rooted in compassion, accountability, and unconditional love — not just as a concept, but as a daily practice.In this episode, we explore:What unconditional love really means — for yourself and othersHow trauma can become a catalyst for growth rather than a life sentenceThe mindset shifts required to break cycles of pain and self-destructionWhy healing and personal responsibility go hand in handIsobel’s passion for supporting men to become respected leaders, mentors, and positive role models in their families and communitiesIsobel’s programs and workshops focus on career advancement, business growth, self-discovery, empowerment, and mindset transformation, delivering measurable, life-changing results. She is also a dynamic speaker who delivers motivational presentations, interactive live workshops, and tailored group experiences designed to engage, challenge, and empower teams.This conversation is raw, honest, and deeply human — a reminder that no matter how far you’ve fallen, healing is possible, purpose can be found, and unconditional love can change everything. A must-listen for anyone navigating trauma, recovery, leadership, or personal transformation.To find out more about Isobel, Click HereMy website is www.andrewjobling.com.au

In this powerful and thought-provoking episode of DNA of Design, I sit down with Caleb Matthews, founder of The SeeLink and an international motivational speaker with over 20 years of experience helping people uncover their purpose and live in alignment with their true design.Known for his unique blend of depth, humor, and spiritual insight, Caleb invites us to “see the links” — the often-overlooked connections in our everyday lives that reveal who we are, why we’re here, and how spirit, soul, and body work together according to our unique DNA of Design.Caleb’s journey into purpose began early. As a teenager living in poverty-stricken Africa, he encountered hardship that awakened a deep sense of calling. That formative experience shaped the trajectory of his life — leading him through education, the traditional 9-to-5 grind, and ultimately into a life he loves, helping others step into the life they were always meant to live.With a lifelong curiosity about the unseen side of life, Caleb shares how his fascination with dreams, spirituality, history, and culture became a bridge between worlds — from New Age festivals and Bible colleges to leadership circles, government dignitaries, and international radio. Across decades, he has spoken to thousands globally, built two businesses, interpreted countless dreams, and sat with people from every walk of life — leaders, skeptics, believers, and seekers alike — all searching for clarity and breakthrough.His approach is refreshingly grounded:✨ Tell the truth with humor✨ Connect the dots across history and culture✨ Translate timeless spiritual principles into practical tools for everyday lifeIn this essential and deeply relevant conversation, we explore:What it really means to live according to your DNA of DesignHow your past experiences are often clues to your purposeWhy alignment of spirit, soul, and body changes everythingHow to recognize the “see-links” guiding your life right nowLiving with confidence, clarity, and calling — without strivingWhen he’s not speaking or podcasting, Caleb can be found exploring history, writing, or traveling — always searching for the fingerprints of the Creator weaving meaning through past, present, and future.This is a conversation not to be missed — insightful, inspiring, and full of moments that may just help you see your own life differently.To find out more about Caleb, Click HereMy website is www.andrewjobling.com.au

What if meaningful change didn’t require more time, energy, or willpower—but simply learning how to use the moments you already have?In this powerful and deeply relatable episode, I sit down with Daniela Wolfe, Licensed Master’s Social Worker, speaker, author, and host of the Best D Life with Daniela podcast, to explore how small, intentional “micro moments” can transform overwhelm into balance and burnout into clarity.With over 27 years of experience supporting individuals through stress, life transitions, relationships, parenting, and emotional overwhelm, Daniela brings both professional wisdom and heartfelt honesty to the conversation. She openly shares her own turning point—navigating divorce while raising two babies and trying to “do it all”—and the realization that the life she was living was not the life she wanted her children to witness.That awakening became the foundation of the work she now teaches others.Rather than offering quick fixes or unrealistic routines, Daniela shows how intentional shifts in focus, mindset, habits, and daily structure—even in the smallest moments—can create sustainable balance, energy, and self-care without guilt.In this episode, we explore:Why burnout often comes from how we manage our days—not how busy we areThe power of micro moments to reduce stress and restore calmHow to prioritize yourself without feeling selfishPractical strategies to “make over” your schedule one day at a timeWhy balance is not a destination—but a daily practiceDaniela is the author of Balance Breakthrough: A Practical Guide for Busy Professionals to Take Charge of Their Work, Life, and Well-being, where she equips overwhelmed professionals—especially women navigating major life transitions—with realistic tools to reclaim their time, energy, and sense of self.This conversation is a reminder that balance doesn’t happen overnight—but with intention, compassion, and small daily changes, it is possible to take care of yourself while still showing up as a parent, professional, and human being.If you’re feeling stretched thin, exhausted, or disconnected from yourself, this episode will meet you exactly where you are—and gently guide you forward, one micro moment at a time.To find out more about Daniela, Click HereMy website is www.andrewjobling.com.au

What happens when truth replaces performance—and purpose replaces pressure?In this powerful episode, I sit down with Ryan Reichert, professional speaker, mindset trainer, executive coach, best-selling author, and podcaster based in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Ryan’s life journey spans small-town America, global leadership roles, military combat zones, corporate boardrooms, and—most importantly—a deeply personal path of faith, recovery, and service.A born-again believer in Jesus and a servant leader at heart, Ryan brings more than four decades of lived experience to this conversation. He served 23 years in the U.S. Army, retiring as a Lieutenant Colonel, with four combat deployments and a leadership role as a Foreign Service Director. After military service, he transitioned into the Fortune 500 world, gaining firsthand insight into high-stakes decision-making, corporate leadership, and the inner cost of external success.But Ryan’s story isn’t just about titles or accomplishments.As a recovery advocate who overcame alcohol addiction, Ryan speaks openly about surrender, accountability, and the peace that comes from living in truth. His work today empowers overwhelmed professionals to break free from limiting beliefs, reconnect with their God-given purpose, and pursue meaningful, lasting transformation.In this episode, we explore what it truly means to lead—from faith rather than fear, from truth rather than ego, and from service rather than status.✨ In This Episode, We Explore:What “peace in truth” really means in a noisy, performance-driven worldHow faith reshaped Ryan’s identity, leadership, and purposeThe hidden emotional cost of success and constant strivingLessons from military leadership that apply to everyday lifeRecovery, responsibility, and rebuilding trust—with yourself and othersLetting go of limiting beliefs to step into aligned, authentic leadershipWhy servant leadership is more relevant now than ever🔑 Key TakeawayTrue peace doesn’t come from control, achievement, or approval—it comes from alignment. When we live in truth, rooted in faith and purpose, clarity follows, confidence grows, and transformation becomes possible.To find out more about Ryan Click HereMy website is www.andrewjobling.com.au

What if the key to reclaiming your attention — and your life — was hidden in a simple moment, like noticing chairs in Paris?In this thought-provoking episode, I’m joined by Ruby Ryba, former high school math teacher turned screen time strategist and author of How to Stop Scrolling. Ruby brings a refreshing blend of insight, warmth, and wit as we explore our complex relationship with technology and the subtle ways it shapes how we live, think, and connect.Drawing from her background in education, her deep interest in psychology, and her own lived experience, Ruby invites us to look beyond how much we’re on our phones and ask the more important question: why. Through relatable stories, research-backed strategies, and plenty of “aha” moments, she helps listeners understand attention as a skill that can be reclaimed — not a moral failing.The metaphor of the chairs in Paris becomes a powerful lens for slowing down, becoming more present, and rediscovering what we miss when we’re constantly scrolling. Ruby’s approach is empathetic, practical, and refreshingly realistic — offering adjustments that actually fit real lives, not rigid rules.In this episode, we explore:Why screen time is about more than habits — it’s about meaning and needsThe psychology behind scrolling and digital distractionHow awareness can lead to freedom, not guiltPractical, compassionate strategies to reclaim your time and attentionThe story behind the chairs in Paris — and why it mattersThis is an essential and deeply relevant conversation for anyone feeling stretched thin, distracted, or disconnected in a tech-heavy world. A podcast not to be missed.To find out more about Ruby and her book Click HereMy website is www.andrewjobling.com.au

Midlife is often framed as a crisis—but what if it’s actually an invitation? In this powerful and grounding conversation, I’m joined by women’s health coach, speaker, and author Denise Mokadsi, who helps midlife women reclaim their energy, vitality, and sense of self by rewriting the beliefs that no longer serve them.As the founder of the FeelGood Programs, Denise blends epigenetics, lifestyle medicine, behaviour change science, and embodiment practices to support women in designing a life that feels as good as it looks on paper. After years in health education—and her own profound midlife awakening—Denise realised that lasting transformation doesn’t come from striving or pushing harder, but from coming home to yourself.In this episode, we explore how belief systems shape our biology, behaviours, and lived experience—and how midlife offers a powerful crossroads to consciously redesign our inner and outer worlds. Denise shares insights from her signature method, which integrates scientific rigour with feminine wisdom, helping women embody new beliefs rather than simply thinking them.Denise is the author of The Belief Shift: Rewrite Your Story. Redesign Your Life. and is currently writing her second book, The Embodiment Shift, continuing her mission to support women through the messy, magical terrain of midlife with grace and power.This conversation is honest, deeply empowering, and a reminder that midlife is not about losing yourself—it’s about remembering who you are.In this episode, we discuss:How beliefs influence biology, behaviour, and wellbeingThe difference between pushing for change and embodying itRewriting old stories that no longer serve youAligning beliefs, biology, and behaviours for sustainable vitalityStepping into sovereignty, presence, and pleasure in lifeDenise lives in Australia with her husband and teenage children, loves a good cup of tea, and is deeply committed to helping women feel strong, seen, and sovereign in their own lives.To find out more about Denise Click HereMy website is www.andrewjobling.com.au

In this powerful and deeply inspiring episode, I speak with Timothy Ward—a man who not only survived a traumatic childhood but transformed his pain into purpose, strength, and a mission that’s helping people all over the world reclaim their health and longevity.Timothy grew up in chaos—physically and emotionally abused, living each day in survival mode. His escape came from an unexpected place: youth sports. What began as a refuge quickly became his identity, his lifeline, and eventually his calling. Fitness didn’t just strengthen his body—it saved his life, helping him cut the chains that were dragging him down.Now, at 60 years old, Timothy is the strongest, fittest, and most empowered version of himself. He is a leading fitness and longevity mentor, teaching others how to rise above physical decline, environmental toxins, and modern lifestyles that are slowly eroding our health.He is also the author of THE GOAT WITHIN—a rallying cry for anyone over 45 who refuses to fade into frailty and instead wants to build power, vitality, and unstoppable momentum for decades to come.In This Episode, We Explore:🔥 Timothy’s incredible story of trauma, sport, survival, and transformation🔥 How fitness became his emotional and physical salvation🔥 Why muscle is magic—and the single greatest predictor of longevity🔥 How to add 10 more high-quality years to your life🔥 The biggest health traps in our modern, toxic world🔥 Daily practices for building strength, resilience, and metabolic power🔥 Why aging strong is a choice, not a destiny🔥 What it means to activate “The GOAT Within”This conversation is raw, empowering, and packed with wisdom for anyone who wants to age powerfully, live with purpose, and break free from the limits of their past.To find out more about Timothy Click HereMy website is www.andrewjobling.com.au

In this transformative episode, I speak with Cheryl Stelte — spiritual coach, master healer, speaker, best-selling author, and CEO & founder of the Star of Divine Light Institute and the Azarias Energy Healing Certification Program. Cheryl is a renowned energy healing and empowerment expert who guides mature women who know they’re meant for more but feel stuck. Through her work, she helps them gain clarity, reconnect with their authentic power, and step into purposeful, aligned living.But Cheryl’s extraordinary ability to help others began with her own healing journey.Over 32 years ago, after facing trauma, doubt, fear, and depression, Cheryl was encouraged to try meditation. What followed was nothing short of remarkable. Within months, she experienced deep and lasting healing — overcoming depression, clearing tinnitus, releasing chronic neck and shoulder pain, and mending long-held emotional wounds.What she didn’t realise at the time was that meditation was leading her back to herself… and forward into her life’s calling as an energy healer.In this powerful conversation, we dive into:How meditation can be a profound tool for emotional and physical healingThe moment Cheryl realised her suffering had a larger purposeWhat energy healing actually is — and how it worksWhy mature people often feel “blocked” and how to break throughThe connection between trauma, energy, and personal powerCheryl’s guidance for anyone longing to rediscover their authentic selfHow to shift from coping… to truly livingIf you’ve ever struggled with self-doubt, emotional heaviness, physical discomfort, or a sense of being disconnected from your purpose, this conversation will speak directly to your soul.Cheryl’s wisdom is grounded, compassionate, and deeply empowering. Her story is proof that healing is not only possible — it may be far closer than you think.This is an episode you’ll want to revisit again and again.To find out more about Cheryl Click HereMy website is www.andrewjobling.com.au

In this inspiring and practical episode, I sit down with Grant Jenkins—a renowned coach who specialises in developing athletes and helping everyday people unlock their physical potential. Grant was recently awarded ‘Master Coach’ by the Australian Strength & Conditioning Association, the highest level of qualification in the country—an honour that reflects decades of expertise, curiosity, and commitment to human performance. Grant has trained elite and developmental athletes across multiple sports, but what makes him truly unique is his ability to take the High Performance mindset of professional sport and translate it for anyone wanting to improve their health—whether the goal is fat loss, muscle gain, injury resilience, or simply feeling fitter and more capable in daily life. As the founder of Wonderfoods, a nutritional supplementation company, Grant also brings deep insight into how strategic nutrition can support sustainable wellbeing, energy, and performance goals. In this episode, we explore: What it really means to be an “everyday athlete”—and why it’s not about competition The biggest mistakes people make when trying to improve their fitness How to apply High Performance principles to normal life without burning out Why consistency beats intensity every time The powerful connection between movement, confidence, and mental wellbeing How supplementation can enhance—not replace—a solid foundation of lifestyle habits Grant’s simple frameworks for becoming stronger, fitter, and more resilient Grant’s down-to-earth wisdom and evidence-based approach make this conversation a must-listen for anyone who wants to live with more vitality, strength, and confidence. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned gym-goer, this episode will help you rethink what’s possible and embrace the idea that every person can be an everyday athlete. To find out more about Grant Click Here My website is www.andrewjobling.com.au

In this deeply insightful and empowering episode, I sit down with Amy Vincze—an intuitive seeker, emotional wellness expert, and seasoned Tapping Coach with more than 16 years of experience. Amy’s life was shaped by profound questions about human behavior, suffering, and resilience. That curiosity became personal as she faced cancer, trauma, anxiety, and depression—experiences that pushed her toward the emotional healing tools she now teaches.EFT Tapping became the breakthrough that changed everything. Rather than simply managing symptoms, tapping helped Amy unravel and release the emotional and energetic patterns that were keeping her stuck. It’s this transformative wisdom—rooted in both lived experience and scientific insight—that she brings into this powerful conversation.🧠 What We ExploreIn this inspiring episode, Amy and I talk about:Why we suffer and the hidden patterns shaping our emotional and physical healthAmy’s journey through trauma, and how tapping helped her reclaim her lifeThe science of EFT Tapping and why it works at both emotional and physiological levelsSymptom relief vs. root cause healing—and how tapping bridges the gapCommon emotional blocks that many people don’t realize they’re carryingHow the Soar with Tapping App is supporting thousands on their healing journeysSimple, practical tapping techniques listeners can begin using immediatelyTransformative stories from Amy’s coaching practice that show what’s truly possible💡 Key TakeawaysHealing isn’t about suppressing pain—it’s about understanding and resolving its emotional origins.Our bodies carry unresolved stress and trauma in ways we often don’t notice.Tapping is a tool that blends neuroscience, psychology, and energetics to create rapid emotional shifts.You can rewire patterns that have kept you stuck for years.Small daily tapping practices can lead to profound long-term change.To find out more about Amy, and take advantage of 50% off, Click HereMy website is www.andrewjobling.com.au

In this deeply human and profoundly inspiring episode, I sit down with Magic Barclay, a woman whose journey from trauma, adversity, and self-abandonment to radical self-healing and empowerment is nothing short of extraordinary.Magic never truly felt well growing up. Caught between a narcissistic father and an emotionally neglectful mother, she learned early that she could only rely on herself. Feeling like “the black sheep,” trust felt unsafe, and control became a survival mechanism.In her teens, that need for control manifested through anorexia, binge-eating disorders, and eventually alcohol dependence. By 21, she was an alcoholic. And as life unfolded, her unresolved self-relationship spilled into relationships with others—leading her into a series of emotionally harmful partnerships and ultimately a marriage to a narcissist mirroring her childhood wounds.To protect herself, Magic’s body became the shield she believed she needed. Morbid obesity felt like the only way to keep herself physically “off limits” to abuse. After 14 years of relentless emotional degradation—being told she was worthless, ugly, a terrible mother—Magic finally broke free. She fled with her children, dogs, and cats, leaving everything behind except the one thing she was determined to save: her family.What followed were four grueling years of legal battles and starting life from scratch. Decades of ACEs, ACREs, chronic stress, and physical trauma took a devastating toll on her health, leading to multiple life-threatening conditions. But this was also her turning point.Magic threw herself into study—learning the interconnected systems of the body, confronting her trauma, and rebuilding her physical and emotional health from the inside out. This commitment to understanding and reclaiming her wellness became the catalyst for a complete transformation.Today, Magic stands as a powerful example of what’s possible when we heal the relationship with ourselves. She is now:An instructor of PNEI of TraumaLead practitioner at Wholistic Natural Health AustraliaHost of her own podcastA woman who is truly well, truly loved, and truly freeIn this conversation, Magic shares how she evolved—body, mind, and spirit—after once feeling devolved by life. We explore:✨ The impacts of childhood trauma on adult health✨ The hidden links between chronic stress, illness, and emotional wounding✨ The dangers of self-abandonment and the power of self-reclamation✨ How she rebuilt her health using an integrated systems approach✨ What true healing looks and feels like✨ How to move from surviving… to evolvingThis episode is for anyone who has ever felt broken by their past, trapped by their patterns, or disconnected from their own worth.

In this deeply moving and wisdom-filled episode, I sit down with author, speaker, coach, and creative, David Alan Brown, a man who has spent more than three decades teaching personal empowerment, leadership, organizational development, self-discovery, and spirituality to audiences across the U.S.David’s journey is one of courage, reclamation, and truth. After years of living what looked like a life of purpose and power, he found himself losing connection with his inner strength as the demands of life, marriage, and family quietly eroded the relationship he once had with himself. Eventually, this disconnection led to profound mental health struggles and moments of deep internal crisis.But David’s story doesn’t end in the dark.It is a story of rediscovery.Of remembering.Of choosing to live authentically and joyfully as a Queer man in New York City, and of rebuilding his inner world piece by piece until it became a source of energy, creativity, and meaning once again.Through this awakening, David re-encountered the inner voices he had abandoned—the instinctual/emotional, the actualized/behavioral, and the inspired/spiritual aspects of himself. By honoring and integrating these voices, he developed what has become his life’s work: Convergence, an online course that teaches people how to recognize, regulate, and collaborate with their inner voices in order to live intentionally and manifest the life they desire.In this conversation, you’ll hear:David’s early years as an empowered, energized teacher and leaderThe slow and subtle unraveling of self-worth—and how he found his way backHow conversations with his inner voices became the key to healing and authenticityThe creation of the Convergent Conversation and why traditional manifestation practices fall shortPractical tools you can use today to deepen your relationship with your own inner voicesWhat it truly means to build a relationship with joyDavid’s most recent publication, Convergence, is a 27-lesson immersive course with hours of recorded teaching, worksheets, journal prompts, and live virtual community sessions—all designed to guide students toward intentional living through inner alignment.This episode is more than an interview—it’s an invitation to reconsider how you speak to yourself, how you show up in your life, and how you might build a more honest, vibrant, and joyful relationship with your deepest self.If you’re seeking clarity, encouragement, or a fresh approach to inner work and manifestation, this conversation will resonate deeply.To find out more about David, Click HereMy website is <a href="https://andrewjobling.com.a

In this powerful episode of You Matter, Andrew sits down with Nicolette (Nic) Nierras—Chartered Accountant turned transformational coach, founder of Nic Nierras Wholistic Lifestyle, and host of the You’re Worthless Podcast.Nic’s journey is a courageous evolution from corporate success to profound self-discovery. After climbing the ranks in her accounting career, she realised that ticking all the boxes didn’t translate into inner fulfillment. That awareness sparked a journey into healing, personal growth, and a deeper understanding of worthiness.Today, Nic helps individuals break free from self-doubt, emotional barriers, and limiting beliefs through her Worthy, Authentic & Abundant Framework—a unique blend of hypnotherapy, mindset work, and holistic practices. Her mission? To help people reconnect with who they truly are and create lives aligned with purpose, abundance, and inner peace.In this episode, we explore:Nic’s transition from the corporate world to transformational coachingThe moment she realised “success” wasn’t the same as fulfillmentHow unhealed emotions and limiting beliefs quietly shape our livesThe power of hypnotherapy, holistic practices, and mindset developmentNavigating self-doubt, anxiety, imposter syndrome, and major life transitionsHer signature message: “You are worthy, and you are enough.”The importance of redefining worth for a balanced, purpose-driven lifeHow her personal healing fuels her work with clients around the worldNic brings refreshing honesty, grounded wisdom, and a compassionate lens to every conversation. Her insights will resonate deeply with anyone seeking clarity, confidence, and real transformation—professionally, emotionally, or spiritually.About Nic NierrasNic is the founder of Nic Nierras Wholistic Lifestyle, where she empowers individuals to clear internal blocks, step into authenticity, and create abundance in their relationships, careers, and finances. As host of the You’re Worthless Podcast, she holds space for meaningful conversations that dismantle old narratives and inspire deep, lasting change.Tune in to feel inspired, grounded, and reminded of one powerful truth: You matter—and you are enough.To find out more about Nic, Click HereMy website is www.andrewjobling.com.au

Would you like to be more resilient in times of stress and crisis? This powerful conversation with JC Chamberlain will redefine what resilience truly means — and why sometimes, “nothing will be okay” might just be the most liberating truth of all.JC’s story is one of extraordinary grit, humor, and heart. He’s a world champion cyclist who has faced — and overcome — the unimaginable: a devastating cycling accident, a cancer diagnosis, and countless setbacks that could have ended his journey. Instead, he turned them into fuel for a purpose-driven life.In this episode, JC shares:The surprising secrets to emotional resilience and “Emotional Wellth”Why BIG thinking and small daily habits matter more than motivation How to create community to counteract lonelinessThe idea of making daily deposits in your “Emotional Wellth Bank Account”The life-changing wisdom his mother gave him: “Don’t worry — nothing will be okay.”What sounds like pessimism was actually the most empowering advice JC ever received — freeing him from the illusion of control and teaching him to find peace, purpose, and power in uncertainty.About JC Chamberlain:CEO, Your Early Stage SuccessCo-Founder, AppointMasterFormer Executive at Jones Lang LaSalle, managing billion-dollar real estate portfoliosFormer CEO of BirthPsychology.com, a global nonprofit with students in 40 countriesEntrepreneur behind health and tech innovations: vetpawer.com, originsftd.com, person.carePrinceton graduate (1983), Honors Thesis in Nuclear Energy PolicyNational Cycling Champion (1,100 races, 250 podiums)National Rowing Champion (Team undefeated 1981, 1983)2011 World Hour Record attempt (PR 26.1 mi)Survived a 55 mph broadside cycling crash in 20132024 Age Group Champion GFNY (92 miles)Over 429,000 miles ridden since 1970 across North America and Europe🎧 Tune in to discover:Why resilience isn’t about fixing everything — it’s about learning to be okay when nothing is okay.To find out more about JC, Click HereMy website is www.andrewjobling.com.au

In this deeply moving and powerful episode of It Comes From Us, Jessie Torres joins us to share her extraordinary journey — one that began in trauma and transformed into triumph. Jessie’s story is one of unimaginable pain: surviving sexual abuse at the hands of her father, losing both of her brothers to murder—thirty years apart—and enduring an 18-year marriage of mental, emotional, and verbal abuse that left her spiritually shattered and numb.But what emerges from Jessie’s story is not despair — it’s divine transformation.Out of survival, she found strength. Out of fear, she found faith. And through relentless courage, she discovered that the only true limitation we face is the belief that there is one.Today, Jessie lives with fierce purpose — helping others see their trauma through new eyes: not as punishment, but as preparation. She believes our pain is part of a divine choreography — that God never wastes our suffering, and that within every dark night lies the seed of our greatest light.Through her lived experience, Jessie teaches us that when we can witness the gift in our pain — the muscle built through adversity — we begin to see ourselves not as victims, but as victors. She reminds us that forgiveness, self-compassion, and love are the keys to reclaiming our divinity and magnificence.🌟 In This Episode, You’ll Discover:How Jessie transformed decades of trauma, abuse, and loss into purpose and impactThe moment she stopped running from fear and started standing in her truthWhy the belief in limitation is the only true barrier to freedomHow to find grace and divine order within even the darkest painThe power of seeing yourself as the brave soul who got back upJessie’s perspective on forgiveness, divine contracts, and the boundless human spirit💬 Memorable Quote from Jessie:“The depth of our darkness is converse to the height of our light. If we can see the other side of the story, we can witness the brave one within us who got back up in the arena of life.”To find out more about Jessie, Click HereMy website is www.andrewjobling.com.au

In this powerful episode, we’re joined by Ron Reich, a leadership consultant, coach, and expert facilitator with over 28 years of experience across diverse industries. Known for his engaging and interactive approach, Ron helps leaders and teams develop the skills that drive trust, motivation, and lasting results.But Ron’s story goes far beyond professional success. He opens up about his battle with alcohol addiction — a challenge that forced him to peel back the layers of his own identity and discover the deeper purpose beneath the surface. Through self-awareness, courage, and growth, Ron found his way to joy, authenticity, and a renewed commitment to helping others do the same.Together, we explore:How peeling back the layers of your life leads to personal and professional transformationWhy emotional intelligence is the foundation of effective leadershipHow to truly listen — to others and to yourselfMotivation, recognition, and respect as keys to lasting influencePractical tools for handling challenging conversations with empathy and clarityRon’s journey reminds us that leadership starts from within — and that the most powerful lessons often emerge when we’re brave enough to look inward.Tune in to discover how self-understanding and vulnerability can unlock the leader — and human — you were meant to be.To find out more about Ron, Click HereMy website is www.andrewjobling.com.au

In this eye-opening episode of The Wellness Puzzle Podcast, we’re joined by Saara Jamieson — innovator, advocate, and founder of Cool Beans Underwear.Born out of her own fertility challenges, Saara’s creation was driven by compassion, curiosity, and a determination to address male infertility with comfort, discretion, and scientific integrity. Her groundbreaking underwear line supports male fertility by helping to regulate testicular temperature — a simple yet powerful innovation that’s changing the conversation around reproductive health.Now, with the release of her book, Cool Beans: One Woman’s Mission to Reclaim Fertility Through Men’s Health, Saara shares her personal journey, her insights into the often-overlooked male side of fertility, and her vision for a healthier, more open future for men, women, and families.Join us as we discuss:The story behind Cool Beans Underwear and how it’s helping couples on their fertility journeyWhy male reproductive health has been overlooked — and how that’s changingThe intersection of science, innovation, and compassion in tackling infertilityHow Saara’s mission is creating generational change in men’s health and family wellbeingThis is a powerful conversation about courage, curiosity, and reimagining what’s possible for a healthier tomorrow.To buy your Cool Beans Book and Underwear, Click Here (enter 'wellnesspuzzle10' as discount code and get 10% off)The Melbourne book launch on November 6: Click HereThe Brisbane book Launch on November 18, Click HereMen's event in Brisbane on November 19, Click HereMy website is www.andrewjobling.com.au

What if your greatest battles became the foundation for your biggest breakthroughs?In this raw and powerful episode, I sit down with Rob Wheeler — Navy veteran, former federal police officer, and founder of BattleFitted, a personal development brand and coaching platform built on the mission of Turning Pain into Progress.After more than two decades in high-stress, high-stakes environments, Rob found himself battling PTSD, anxiety, and an identity crisis that nearly broke him. But instead of staying down, he made a choice to flip the script — transforming pain into purpose through mindset, fitness, and disciplined daily action.Today, Rob helps others do the same: rebuild resilience, rediscover purpose, and create lives anchored in strength and self-leadership. His message is clear — you are not your past, and your struggle can become your greatest source of power.In this episode:How Rob transformed from survival mode to service-driven leadershipThe mindset shifts that helped him overcome PTSD and anxietyWhy structure, fitness, and self-discipline are essential for healingHow to reframe struggle as fuel for growth and impactThe mission behind BattleFitted and “Turning Pain into Progress”To find out more about Rob, Click HereMy website is www.andrewjobling.com.au

In this powerful and deeply honest episode, I sit down with Bernice McDonald—author of Brave Enough To Be Myself and creator of the Courage Framework—to explore what it really means to live courageously. Bernice knows the voice of “not enough” all too well, and she shares how taking a non-negotiable stand for her own value changed everything. From walking on fire to leaving a marriage when staying felt safer, Bernice’s story is one of transformation, truth, and Tiny Brave Steps.Now, she helps women leaders navigate big transitions—career shifts, visibility challenges, and personal reinvention—by turning fear into strategy and courage into a practice.In This Episode, You’ll Learn:How to Befriend Fear (“Meet Fred”): Shift fear from dictator to advisor so it stops driving your decisions.The Power of Tiny Brave Steps: Why small, consistent actions beat waiting for “perfect bravery.”How to Recognize Your Strange Jewels: Turn your quirks and uniqueness into unshakable leadership strengths.The 90-Second Reset: A quick, powerful technique to regulate emotions and respond like a leader.Creating a ‘Courage Container’: Build a system to collect evidence of your capability—and confidence on command.Why You’ll Love It:Bernice doesn’t just talk about courage—she breaks it down into simple, executable steps that anyone can start today. This conversation will inspire you to take your own Tiny Brave Step and remember: courage isn’t the absence of fear; it’s moving forward despite it.To find out more about Bernice, Click HereMy website is www.andrewjobling.com.au

In this deeply moving episode, I sit down with Alexander Richmond — a man whose life story could fill a dozen films. Born in communist East Germany, Alex was a talented wrestler who represented his country at the 1980 Moscow Olympics. But upon returning home, instead of the hero’s welcome he expected, Alex was arrested by the Stasi and imprisoned for 18 months as a political prisoner.In his powerful memoir Shadows on the Mat, Alex reveals the harrowing details of his imprisonment — the torture, the betrayal, and the unimaginable brutality — and, most importantly, how he transformed his rage into forgiveness and lasting peace.This episode is a testament to the human spirit’s ability to rise above hatred and find healing, even after the darkest of times. Alex’s journey from pain to purpose will leave you inspired and in awe.In this episode:Competing at the 1980 Moscow Olympics under the shadow of the Cold WarThe shocking moment Alex was taken by the Stasi upon his returnThe brutality of life as a political prisonerThe path from rage and resentment to forgiveness and peaceThe healing power of self-reflection and loveTune in to hear a story of courage, resilience, and the triumph of the human spirit — from rage to peace.To find out more about Alexander, Click HereMy website is www.andrewjobling.com.au

In this inspiring episode of The Wellness Puzzle Podcast, I sit down with Emily Erstad, a remarkable healthcare executive and indie author who beautifully blends emotional intelligence with operational excellence.Emily’s journey is a powerful reminder that even the most driven and successful among us can lose our way chasing success, love, and happiness. With a background in speech-language pathology and extensive experience in strategic regional leadership, Emily has built and scaled high-performing teams while helping emerging leaders grow with clarity, compassion, and confidence.But her path wasn’t always clear. After running too fast for too long, Emily found herself struggling and lost — until one profound question changed everything: “What do I do well?”That moment of stillness led her back to her true identity, and from there, her light began to shine even brighter. Today, Emily channels that light into her writing — including her In Too Deep series — and into her work helping others heal from burnout, rediscover self-worth, and redefine what leadership truly means.In this heart-opening conversation, Emily shares her journey of:Slowing down to reconnect with her authentic selfFinding peace and joy beyond achievementLeading and living with presence, purpose, and soulUsing storytelling as a powerful tool for transformationOutside of her professional world, Emily finds joy in nature, interior design, turquoise jewelry, vintage records, and her favorite cowboy boots — the simple pleasures that keep her grounded and inspired.✨ Don’t miss this beautiful episode that reminds us all to pause, breathe, and ask the most powerful question of all — What do I do well?To find out more about Emily, Click HereMy website is www.andrewjobling.com.au

In this powerful and deeply inspiring episode of The Wellness Puzzle Podcast, I sit down with fitness coach, international bodybuilder, and life transformer Dylan Mendelsohn — a man who truly embodies what it means to be the change.With over 20 years of experience in fitness, nutrition, mental health, and AOD (Alcohol and Other Drugs) counselling, Dylan brings a unique blend of tough love, straight talk, and genuine compassion to his work. But his wisdom doesn’t just come from textbooks or training — it comes from lived experience.Dylan’s journey began in darkness — caught in a cycle of addiction, crime, and self-destruction that nearly cost him his life. Everything changed the day he looked into his young son’s eyes and made a decision: to become the man his child could look up to. From that moment, he transformed his body, his mindset, and his mission.Now, not only has Dylan built a thriving coaching business and a remarkable physique, but he’s also raised a 14-year-old son who’s an internationally successful sprinter and a young man with a heart for others.This conversation is raw, real, and overflowing with hope — a reminder that no matter where you’ve been, you can rise, rebuild, and create a ripple of positive change.In this episode, you’ll discover:How hitting rock bottom can become the foundation for transformationThe power of choosing growth for the sake of those you loveWhy mindset, discipline, and compassion are the keys to long-term successHow Dylan’s transformation inspired the next generation — starting with his sonPractical insights for becoming the change you want to see in the worldIf you’ve ever doubted your ability to turn your life around — or to make a real impact — this episode will reignite your belief that change begins with you.🎧 Tune in, be inspired, and take the first step toward your own transformation.To find out more about Dylan, Click HereMy website is www.andrewjobling.com.au

In this uplifting episode of The Wellness Puzzle Podcast, Andrew Jobling sits down with the remarkable Holly Porter — international speaker, 15-time best-selling author, serial entrepreneur, and founder of 11 successful startup companies. Holly is the embodiment of resilience, purpose, and positivity.After a 70-day battle with COVID-19, she emerged not just as a survivor, but as a visionary — using her experience to inspire others to heal, lead, and thrive. Her message is simple yet powerful: when life knocks you down, it’s time to retreat forward.In this episode, Holly shares:💫 What it means to “retreat forward” and how slowing down can propel you further.💫 Her powerful mindset shift after facing life-threatening illness.💫 Insights from her nonprofit that empowers women to lead with purpose.💫 The story behind her newest SaaS platform transforming the retreat industry — helping professionals book, design, launch, market, deliver, and celebrate unforgettable business retreats.💫 Why her personal mantra, “just love them,” is the key to living with purpose and joy.Holly Porter’s infectious energy and heartfelt wisdom remind us that healing and success both start with love, gratitude, and courage.To find out more about Holly, Click HereMy website is www.andrewjobling.com.au

In this inspiring conversation, I sit down with Brandon Barnum, the "King of Referrals," award-winning entrepreneur, speaker, and CEO of HOA.com. Brandon is the author of four #1 bestselling books in the Raving Referrals series and has helped professionals worldwide expand their income, influence, and impact through the power of referrals and appreciation.From 10X’ing his own income in just 18 months to generating over $500 million in referral-based transactions, Brandon has built global networks and equipped over 250,000 real estate agents to grow their businesses. His work has been featured in The Wall Street Journal, Newsweek, and Cracking the Millionaire Code.In this episode, Brandon shares:Why “our words create our worlds” and how shifting language changes resultsThe importance of being a friend first in business and lifeHow the Daily Appreciation Challenge can transform relationships, mindset, and successHis personal journey of growth and the lessons learned from building multi-million-dollar networksWhether you’re looking to grow your business, strengthen your relationships, or simply add more positivity to your daily life, Brandon’s strategies will inspire you to take action and start appreciating more—one person, one word, and one connection at a time.To find out more about Brandon, Click HereMy website is www.andrewjobling.com.au

What does it really mean to embrace radical acceptance in the face of life’s hardest challenges? In this powerful and deeply moving conversation, I sit down with Gina Yanovitch, Licensed Professional Counselor, trauma and relationship specialist, and author of Stop Avoiding It.Gina shares her remarkable journey—becoming a young mother to twins and then triplets, only to have her world turned upside down when one of her babies passed away and another was diagnosed with Cerebral Palsy. Faced with unimaginable grief and chaos, Gina leaned into the practice of radical acceptance, learning to navigate pain without letting it define her.Now, through her counseling work and her newly released book, Gina equips others with practical coping strategies that blend scripture and science—helping people move from avoidance to empowerment, and from struggle to resilience.What You’ll Learn in This Episode:How radical acceptance can transform the way we face suffering and uncertaintyThe difference between coping through avoidance versus healthy resiliencePractical, science-backed tools for navigating stress, trauma, and lossThe powerful intersection of faith and psychology in healingGina’s personal story of strength, surrender, and purposeThis episode is an inspiring reminder that while we can’t control life’s storms, we can choose how we respond. Gina’s story and wisdom will encourage you to face your own challenges with confidence and grace.To find out more about Gina, Click HereMy website is www.andrewjobling.com.au

What does it really mean to build vibe and resonance in a relationship? In this episode of Getting the Vibe, I sit down with Jonathon Aslay—one of America’s leading Mid-Life Self-Love/Life Coaches and the author of What The Heck Is Self-Love Anyway?—to explore the deeper truths about love, connection, and emotional health.Jonathon’s journey is both inspiring and transformational. After the tragic loss of his 19-year-old son Connor in 2018, he embarked on a soul-searching path that reshaped not only his personal life but also his coaching philosophy. Through grief and healing, he discovered a powerful truth: many people seeking love aren’t lacking techniques or strategies—they’re struggling with self-worth, self-regard, and self-love.In this conversation, Jonathon shares:Why vibe and resonance are the real foundations of lasting relationshipsHow self-love creates the space for authentic connection with othersThe often-overlooked emotional health challenges faced by singles todayPractical ways to cultivate self-worth and presence in your own lifeHow love becomes deeper, richer, and more sustainable when it starts from withinWhether you’re single, in a relationship, or somewhere in between, Jonathon’s insights will help you rethink how you show up for yourself and others—and how to create relationships that truly resonate.To find out more about Jonathon, Click HereMy website is www.andrewjobling.com.au

When life knocks us down, it’s easy to focus on what we don’t have or what we’re not doing well. But what if the real key to healing, resilience, and success lies in starting from strength?In this inspiring episode, I sit down with Sue Carr — author of Too Strong for Too Long: A Self Leadership Map To Guide Your Journey, life coach, school principal, and wellbeing expert. Sue has dedicated her life to helping people find clarity, confidence, and balance, whether they’re teachers, leaders, or simply navigating life’s challenges.Sue’s journey is nothing short of powerful. Becoming a mother at 17, trying to please everyone, and pushing herself beyond her limits eventually led to burnout. But through self-reflection and a shift in focus, she discovered that the way forward wasn’t in fixing her weaknesses — it was in leaning into her strengths.We discuss:✨ The power of self-leadership and why it matters✨ How to break free from burnout and people-pleasing✨ Why focusing on strengths leads to clarity and confidence✨ Practical tools to reconnect with your purpose and feel good againSue’s story is a roadmap for anyone who has felt stuck, overwhelmed, or “too strong for too long.”If you’re ready to stop striving and start thriving, this conversation will give you the encouragement and tools to begin — by starting from strength.Register for the book Launch on September 27 at 10am AEST: Click hereTo find out more about Sue and buy her book, Click HereMy website is www.andrewjobling.com.au

What does it take to let go of fear, reclaim your voice, and step into a life of courage and joy?In this episode of Let It Go, I sit down with Christine Sadry — a woman whose life story is nothing short of transformational. At just nine years old, Christine left communist Poland alone, stepping into the unknown of America without speaking a word of English. What she thought would be freedom turned into 13 years of silence, isolation, and fear in an adoptive home.But Christine’s journey didn’t end there. With remarkable resilience, she reclaimed her identity, built a global career with the United Nations, and served on peacekeeping missions that touched countless lives. Along the way, she met the Pope, was held at gunpoint, learned to drive a tanker truck, and found the love of her life.Christine’s story is a vivid reminder that even in the darkest chapters, hope and resilience are always within reach — and that life has a way of surprising us with connection, courage, and joy when we least expect it.✨ Tune in to be inspired, encouraged, and reminded that it is always possible to let go and rise again.To find out more about Christine and buy her book, Click HereMy website is www.andrewjobling.com.au

In this powerful episode of Life Happens, I sit down with Andrew Davie — writer, podcaster, mental health counselor, and survivor. Andrew’s journey is one of resilience, creativity, and compassion.In 2018, Andrew faced a life-altering challenge when he survived a ruptured brain aneurysm and subarachnoid hemorrhage. His recovery reshaped the way he looks at life and inspired him to live with greater intentionality. Alongside his personal health battles, Andrew also navigated the role of caregiver for his mother during her battle with ALS — a deeply moving chapter of his story that taught him about strength, love, and the power of presence.Today, Andrew channels his experiences into multiple avenues:Co-hosting the podcast Happy Hour with Heather and Guest, where candid conversations and humor bring light into people’s lives.Writing crime fiction novellas and short stories that capture the complexities of human nature.Volunteering and serving others through his work as an LGPC mental health counselor.We explore what it means to rebuild after trauma, how creativity can serve as a form of healing, and why service to others is a vital part of living a purposeful life. Andrew’s story is an inspiring reminder that while life happens in ways we can’t always control, we can choose how we respond.What You’ll Learn in This Episode:The impact of surviving a brain aneurysm and what recovery taught Andrew about resilienceHow writing and storytelling can be powerful tools for healingHow going with life as it happens can bring joy and meaningWhy giving back and supporting others brings meaning and fulfillmentIf you’ve ever wondered how to rise from life’s most difficult moments with strength, courage, and compassion, this conversation will inspire you.To find out more about Andrew, Click HereMy website is www.andrewjobling.com.au

In this episode, I sit down with Marita Littauer, a powerhouse in the world of communication, personality, and Christian living. Marita is the author of 20 books, including the bestselling classic Wired That Way, which has transformed how countless people understand themselves and their relationships through the lens of personality types.Carrying forward the legacy of her mother, Florence Littauer, the celebrated author of Personality Plus, Marita has built her own impactful career. She has spent decades speaking across the United States, equipping audiences with tools for better communication, deeper connections, and stronger faith.Beyond her books and speaking, Marita has been instrumental in shaping the Christian speaking and writing landscape. She co-founded CLASSeminar, training speakers to communicate with clarity and confidence, and also led the Glorieta Christian Writers’ Conference, helping countless aspiring writers step into their calling.In our conversation, we dive into:How understanding personality types can transform your relationships.The story behind Wired That Way and its lasting impact.Lessons Marita learned from her mother, Florence, and how she has carried that torch in her own unique way.Her passion for equipping people to find their voice and share their message with the world.If you’ve ever wanted to understand yourself—and others—more deeply, this episode is packed with wisdom and practical insight you won’t want to miss.To find out more about Marita, and do the online personality profile, Click HereMy website is www.andrewjobling.com.au

What happens when everything you believe, everything you’ve studied, and everything you’ve built is tested in the trenches of suffering? In this episode, I sit down with David Libby, author of A Different World: God's Sovereignty in the Face of Suffering, to explore the intersection of faith, food, and healing.David and his wife Lisa raised their two daughters in rural Maine, living a life close to the land—hunting, fishing, foraging, gardening, and preserving their own food. But what began as a wholesome, self-sufficient lifestyle was upended when the entire family contracted Lyme disease and its devastating complications.Drawing on years of service as a church elder and deacon, and his deep study of theology and philosophy, David found himself confronting the stark difference between intellectual knowledge and lived faith. Through his family’s struggle, he discovered new ways to understand God’s sovereignty, the role of suffering, and the healing power of both faith and nourishing food.In this heartfelt conversation, David shares:His family’s journey from homesteading to battling chronic illness.How suffering challenged—and deepened—his faith.The surprising connections between food, faith, and healing.What it really means to trust God when life falls apart.How food really is thy medicineWhether you’re walking through hardship, seeking to strengthen your faith, or curious about the healing role of food and lifestyle, this episode offers both honesty and hope.To buy David's books, Apologize Without Apologizing: A Philosophical Defense of the Biblical Worldview, and/or, A Different World: God's Sovereignty In The Face Of Suffering, go to Amazon.My website is www.andrewjobling.com.au

From surviving trauma to stepping into her true power, Emily Chidia’s story is one of courage, transformation, and unapologetic authenticity.After a childhood of trauma, abuse, bullying, addiction, and dysfunctional relationships, today, Emily is an awe-inspiring leader who empowers people to face themselves fully, take radical responsibility for their emotions and behaviours, and decide who they want to become — regardless of past trials.With her expertise in human behaviour, pattern recognition, and trauma-informed healing, Emily uncovers the root causes of suffering in life, business, and relationships. She then equips her clients with the tools to create lasting success both internally and externally.Emily’s diverse background includes roles as a Personal Trainer, Nutrition and Mindset Coach, Addictions Specialist, Trauma-informed Healer, Emotional Clearing Expert, Spiral Practitioner, and Public Speaker. Her experience spans from one-on-one healing to supporting teams in Corporate Real Estate, always with the same mission: to help people embody their highest potential.This conversation is about resilience, responsibility, and celebrating every step — no matter how small — on the path to freedom and fulfillment.✨ What you’ll learn in this episode:How Emily transformed her pain into purpose.The power of taking full responsibility for your emotions and behaviours.Why identifying root patterns is essential for lasting change.Practical tools to unlock both inner healing and external success.Why every step forward is worth celebrating.To find out more about Emily, Click HereTo book a free 30-min discovery call with Emily, Click HereMy website is www.andrewjobling.com.au

What does it really mean to succeed? Is it measured by money, status, or titles—or could it be something deeper, richer, and more fulfilling?In this inspiring episode, I sit down with Rand Selig—an accomplished entrepreneur, coach, scoutmaster, board member, and conservationist—who has spent decades living with purpose and guiding others to do the same. Drawing from his book, Thriving! How to Create a Healthier, Happier, and More Prosperous Life, Rand shares powerful insights on how to redefine success in a way that nourishes every part of life.With an MBA from Stanford and degrees in both mathematics and psychology, Rand has a rare ability to combine logic and heart. He has led complex projects around the world, but what truly sets him apart is his relentless positivity and belief that we can all design lives that reflect our deepest values.Based in Mill Valley, California, where he enjoys life’s adventures with his wife of 42 years, Rand embodies what it means to thrive—not just achieve.In this episode, you’ll discover:Why traditional definitions of success often leave us unfulfilledHow to align your goals with health, happiness, and purposeThe role of positivity and intentional design in creating your best lifePractical tools from Thriving! that can help you flourish personally and professionallyInspiring lessons from Rand’s journey as a leader, mentor, and conservationistIf you’re ready to move beyond society’s checklist of success and step into a life of greater meaning and joy, this conversation will give you the mindset and tools to begin.To find out more about Rand, Click HereMy website is www.andrewjobling.com.au