Daylesford, VIC - FEB/MARCH 2022

Post image

To match what we achieved back in May 2019 was always going to be a very tall order but thanks to another wonderful group of people spending four days together in the beautiful surroundings of Daylesford and all it has to offer, we at least equalled the success of our of first ever retreat nearly four years ago. Our speakers and presenters were amazing and the feedback on what they delivered simply sensational. Thank you to Sabina Read, Craig Meller, Peter O’Connell and Rabia Siddique for your incredible contribution and what you gave us through your own, remarkable stories. Thanks also to Jay Verenis and his own, incredibly inspiring story of courage and resilience as well as the amazing paella you cooked us on the last night. A truly wonderful and memorable retreat experience that none of us will forget and four days filled with gratitude, laughter and plenty of reflection and now hopefully, commitment to change some stuff. Thank you to everyone who made it possible and special thanks to my incredible wife Nick with whom I could not have delivered this in the way we did. You truly are an inspiration. Now let’s do it all again, back in Daylesford in July!

Daylesford, VIC – FEB/MARCH 2022

Post image

Peter’s experience spans commercial law, CEO, C level executive roles plus his own entrepreneurial pursuits. He leads a syndicate of private investors with interests in technology driven companies, including AI, well-being tools for school and university students & financial services.

Muslim, lawyer, former British Army officer, hostage and author of Equal Justice with an incredible story of grit, courage and conviction born out of a unique perspective.

As CEO of one of the largest firms in the country, you’ll hear a unique perspective of their experiences during the most turbulent time in Australian financial services history. Their identity will be revealed at the retreat.

Psychologist, radio personality, media commentator and ambassador for SEEK and Kids Under Cover helping us focus on engendering better, stronger relationships at work and at home.

OneManOnePan and our chef on Wednesday evening cooking up a mean paella with his own incredible story of resilience and courage.

Inspirational bucket-lister now based in Los Angeles 1ooThings.com is designed to inspire people to be the best version of themselves through the creation and pursuit of their own 100Things list.

Klaudia has over 10 years experience in the mental health sector providing not only focused psychological assessment, intervention and treatment to individuals but also group intervention programs, workshops and presentations throughout NSW, WA and VIC.

As a speaker, Klaudia provides informative and constructive presentations and group interventions for a variety of corporate professionals, executive leadership teams, workshop groups, retreats and forums.

As a former international lawyer and Australian diplomat, he holds keen insight into life at the spearpoint of globalisation and strives to be a doctor empathic to the needs of the modern day professional.

Tree changing to the idyllic country town of Berry with his young family, Costa still maintains visibility on medical ‘next’s’.

He is a Director on the Boards of the Australian Medical Association, Medical Board of Australia and Rural Doctors Network and actively involved in academic teaching and research.

His practice strives to be a guide for time-harried professionals to negotiate a plan for preventive wellness, metabolic conditioning and psychological resilience.

Tomkins is one of only five Australian athletes and four rowers worldwide to compete at six Olympics. From 1990 to 1998 he was the stroke of Australia’s prominent world class crew – the coxless four known as the Oarsome Foursome.

Kerri Pottharst is one of Australia’s most well known and well-loved athletes – a triple Olympian with two Olympic medals, Kerri spent 22 years competing in a sport she loves.

She is one of Australia’s most decorated indoor and beach volleyball players and is the only Australian woman to have competed in the prestigious A1 Italian Indoor Volleyball League.

Since retiring from national and international competition in 2005, Kerri now divides her time between her three passions – her family, coaching elite-level volleyball, and inspiring people from all walks of life to achieve excellence through her keynote presentations and motivational workshops.

Mount Everest

He returned to Australia and continued to train for the next twelve months with his 25kg pack filled with local telephone books to further prepare him for his Everest goal. Ironically, he would later become the face and cover of the telephone book.

Paul’s Motivational Speaking

One man. One arm. His story.

Paul Hockey a.k.a the one armed boxer. Three black belts in Martial Arts. The first person in the world with a disability to climb the treacherous North side of Mount Everest. He is not a small part of the Everest story rather Everest is a small part of his.

Ready to take the next step? Or simply want to find out more?

Fill out the form below and we will get back to you straight away.