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Going beyond the predictable means generating a future that was not going to happen anyway. To create a future that was not going to happen anyway, an individual has to go beyond what they already know or have done before.
Jono Brent and Marc Pringle of In Your Corner (IYC) talk with guests about circumstances that have shaped them, and how they used these as catalysts for growth. We unpack what going beyond their predictable looks like for them, and learn how we can all shift who we are, what we know, and what we do to create an extraordinary future that goes beyond our predictable.
Jono Brent and Marc Pringle of In Your Corner (IYC) talk with guests about circumstances that have shaped them, and how they used these as catalysts for growth. We unpack what going beyond their predictable looks like for them, and learn how we can all shift who we are, what we know, and what we do to create an extraordinary future that goes beyond our predictable.
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Interviste agli ospiti
Inglese
Nuova Zelanda
12 episodi
da 28 Febbraio 2025
episodic
ULTIMO EPISODIO 🔗
Our default identity is the set of strategies and ways of being we learned early on to stay safe, succeed, or belong. They’re clever, adaptive, and often still serve us - but they can quietly start to run the show. Through talking to our guests on the podcast, and our own experience, we’ve seen how…
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EPISODI PRECEDENTI 🔗
From being bullied at school and then in the workplace as an apprentice plumber, to running a $400 million per year capital program as the General Manager of Project Delivery at TasWater, Tony Willmott’s story is a powerful example of what can happen when you stop playing it safe.
As a child, Ton…
Harriet Brent, our next guest on Going Beyond The Predictable, often finds herself questioning whether she’s good enough.
At school, self-doubt surfaced during exams, and staying motivated was a challenge. But nursing school was different.
When things got tough during her training, Harriet’s defaul…
We think many of you will resonate with this one. And not just fellow football fans or proud Tasmanians!
Our latest guest on Going Beyond the Predictable is someone who has always done everything he can to avoid disappointing people. Whether that’s his family, his friends, or his colleagues at Ta…
In this conversation of Going Beyond The Predictable, Jeremy Lightfoot joins Jono and Marc to reflect on moments where he has stepped beyond his comfort zone - even when his identity was telling him to retreat.
Growing up in a faith-based household, Jeremy found himself caught between two worlds:…
Kerry-Leigh Dougall (Ngāti Pahuwera, Ngāti Kahungunu ki te Wairoa), our next guest on Going Beyond the Predictable, carries a default identity of independence and self-reliance. It’s been a driving force behind her success, but it also comes with limitations.In this episode, Marc and Jono sit down …
Jennifer Dale was born in Taiwan and moved to Christchurch, New Zealand, at the age of 10, where she and her family navigated the many challenges of adapting to a new culture and way of life. From early on, Jennifer learned how to be responsible - for herself and for others.
Now, as a mum, wife, da…
Ever felt trapped by the need to be liked, agreeable, or polite? In this episode of Going Beyond the Predictable, Marc and Jono sit down with Briar Linn to unpack the good girl complex—the subtle but powerful identity that finds Briar stuck in predictability, indecision, and people-pleasing.
Briar …
Introducing our friend and colleague Bryan Stronach as the next guest on the In Your Corner Podcast, Going Beyond the Predictable.
Bryan’s middle name should be learning. His deep understanding of the learning process has enabled many great things in his career - including seeing New Zealand Cricke…
When dreaming up our podcast, this next guest was one of the first people to come to mind. A courageous leader, mother and friend, Lee Gardiner (Ngāti Tūwharetoa) embodies what it means to go beyond the predictable. One to never back down from a challenge, Lee is well known for her tenacity, and it…
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