Get Off The Bench Podcast Kerryn Vaughan

After becoming a teacher and discovering that she was miserable, Evie Wilson backed herself and became a celebrant and immediately stepped back into her once happy self. Evie then expanded this positivity to mindset coaching, and is helping women and girls truly value who they are and to step into their true selves.

After surviving the financial crisis in 2008, Simon realised that he was living a life he didn’t love, and although he wanted to make change, and knew what to do, he didn’t have the energy to take action. Taking one step at a time, Simon found that energy and shares his formula on the global stage and in his bestselling book ‘Energize’.

When Tim Bye was bullied, harassed, and discriminated against in the workplace, he hoped that his complaint would be heard and change would be made. This didn’t happen. Tim lost hope and became a shell of himself and could not manage his spiralling mental health issues that arose due to his poor treatment. Tim then discovered candle making, and is now selling his products with pride and working hard to maintain good mental health.

With only weight to lose and everything to gain, Laura Robinson decided to ditch the diets and fancy formulas and focus on gentle, enjoyable walking. 18 months later, everything has changed for Laura, but more importantly than her size, is her mindset and energy to invest in her family.

Graeme Simpendorfer gave 27 years to the police force, and through that dedicated commitment lost his own identity. Just one crime scene too many hit home for Graeme and making the choice to retire came with huge costs. He now runs Peregrine Investigations and Consultancy, as well as being lead investigator on Channel 10’s Hunted, but is still trying to figure out who he truly is.

Multi award-winning Prasiddhi Singh, is passionate about climate change, sustainability, circular economy and has already presented 600 workshops on how others can help. She’s planted forests and seeds in the minds of others about how they too can help, and has an eco-warrior army of more than 40,000.