What happens when everything goes wrong right before you present?

In this episode, I share the story of delivering a national webinar during a complete blackout and the lessons it revealed about preparation, confidence, and the true power of your voice.

Self-promotion gets a bad rap—but staying quiet is costing you opportunities. In this episode, I reframe self-promotion as service, trust-building, and a powerful tool for creating opportunity.

In this ep, I sit down with speaking and sales expert Colin Boyd - author of One Presentation Away - to completely reframe the way you think about selling.

If you’ve been overthinking your message, delaying posting, or telling yourself you’ll start “once it’s all ready”… this is your sign.

I’m joined by Mohamed Isa, a former CFO who managed over $500M before stepping away from the corporate world to climb Everest and reinvent himself as a global leadership speaker.

I’m officially a TEDx speaker 🎤 - and in this episode, I’m taking you behind the scenes of my very first talk at TEDxUQ.

You're about to meet my TEDx speech coach, Neil Gordon. Neil helped transform my talk by introducing me to the concept of the silver bullet sentence — the one powerful line that cuts through the noise and anchors your message.

In this International Women’s Day episode, I explore something we talk about far less than the gender pay gap — the gender SAY gap.

In this ep I’m exploring the power of wishing - not as something whimsical or passive, but as a practice deeply grounded in science, intention, and the human voice.

This episode is about letting go of what you can’t control — and taking charge of what you can.

Multilingual is a superpower.

In this episode, I’m joined by speech coach Peter Novak, who specialises in helping non-native English speakers communicate with clarity and confidence — without losing their accent or identity.

If you want cut-through and momentum with your voice — keep it BASIC.

In this episode, I break down the five non-negotiables for being heard, trusted, and remembered when you speak.

In this ep, I’m joined by the absolute Queen of PR, Heidi Anderson — and this conversation was well worth the wait.

Heidi has nearly 20 years of experience in media, from reality TV to live radio, and she was one of the first Australian media personalities to openly speak about anxiety on air, long before vulnerability became mainstream.

In this ep, I’m talking about something I see all the time in brilliant professionals and leaders:
we’re trying to read the room… and in the process, we’re teaching people not to listen to us.

In this final episode of the season, I’m reflecting on a big year and inviting you to do the same.

I handed my book Voiceprint to THE OPRAH WINFREY.
In this episode, I take you behind the scenes of how I manifested this wild, magical moment.

Alongside the book VOICEPRINT, I created The Voiceprint Codes, a 44-card oracle deck to help you deepen the work, build daily rituals, and integrate the concepts in a more intuitive, frequent way.

In 2017, Cath Nielsen was a passenger in a police vehicle ambushed by a wanted offender armed with an automatic weapon. Her colleague and dear friend, Brett Forte, was tragically killed.

Cath survived the attack — but what came next became an even bigger battle: finding the courage to speak up against an enormous organisation when the truth needed a voice.

I’m sharing something never before heard — the official audiobook recording of the Introduction to VOICEPRINT: How to Leave a Lasting Impression Every Time You Speak.

We all know the feeling of being stressed, stretched, and overwhelmed — and then someone tells us to meditate for half an hour or take a long walk in nature.

Lovely ideas… but when you’re already at capacity, it can feel like just one more thing on the to-do list. That’s why I love Heidi Horne’s approach.