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Recently Sekuro held a corporate event named Sekurokon. On the day Noel had former cricket players Shane and Brett Lee with him on stage to record a podcast in front of a live audience. The guys discuss everything from growing up on the south coast of NSW, to playing for Australia and life beyond their time on the field.

In this episode Noel talks with Andrew May, who is recognised as one of the world's leading human performance strategists and leadership coaches, he's a best selling author and in demand keynote speaker. Andrew delivers evidence based strategies so people can improve more, be more and create long lasting change. His personal philosophy is live, love and lead.

In this episode Noel talks with Gus Worland the founder of Gotcha4Life. Gus has had a strong media career in TV and radio but after losing a close friend to suicide he decided to use his influence to create some good. GOTCHA4LIFE is an Australian not-for-profit foundation that takes action through mental fitness programs that engage, educate and empower local communities. Please enjoy this chat with Gus Worland

In this episode Noel talks to AFL Hall of Famer Paul Roos. Moving from strength to strength in an overtly physical world Paul dominated on and then off the field as a coach. He has taken that winning attitude and passion for leadership to the corporate world where he is helping organisations gain a competitive advantage by creating a high performance mindset within their working culture.

In this episode Noel talks to Catherine Alcorn an Australian entertainer, singer and performer. Catherine started her singing career in a Pub in Wagga Wagga. Since then through persistence, passion and hard work she has carved out a career on the stage serenading and charming audiences across the world.

In this episode Noel talks to Cath Cannuli a former Australian Soccer Player and coach. As a female soccer player Cath paved the way for younger generations to make a career out of their sporting life. She truly is inspiring.

Welcome to The Building Resilience Podcast, a show where we explore the world of sport, music and business to deconstruct the tools and ethos of world class performers to create growth and optimise business. I'm Noel Allnutt, the CEO of Sekuro and today I'll be talking to veteran Matthew Oakley, who is a great example of resilience. Although young in years, Matt is a great example of resilience. Having spent active time in the military , Matt has had to go through some serious change and self exploration to re-integrate to civilian life. He now works for an organisation named Soldier On that work side by side with enable serving and ex-serving veterans to strengthen resilience and develop meaningful connections create employment opportunities and much more.

In this episode Noel talks to politician and former skiing champion  Zali Steggall. Zal's ambitions and talents have flourished due to her dedication and persistence. In today's episode we gain insight into how she deals with high performance and high stress situations. Zali truly is a great example of strength resilience.

In this episode Noel talks to musician Mark Gable, who is best know as the lead singer and song writer of the band Choir Boys, you’d probably remember their song Run to Paradise. Mark is an extremely interesting character who’s dealt with all sorts of hurdles including mental health complications, but his intellectual and humorous approach to life have seen him create an amazing life. Mark is infectious and extremely entertaining, so please enjoy this episode of The Building Resilience Podcast

In this episode, Noel Allnutt chats with former professional AFL player Corey McKernan.  Corey has a unique approach to his post AFL career. He spends most of his time helping others to adjust from pro-sports people to regular life.

In this episode, Noel Allnutt chats with former professional cricket player Greg Matthews. Greg shares some great stories about his days playing for Australia and how he had to use humour and self belief to be at the best of his game.

In this episode, Noel Allnutt chats with Sports Administrator Todd Greenberg, who is one of the best known for being the CEO of the Canterbury Bulldogs, the CEO of the NRL and is now the leader of the Australian Cricketers Association. Todd gives great perspective into the business side of sport and how resilience is a tool needed to survive both on the pitch and in the office.

In this episode, Noel Allnutt chats with former Australian International Rugby Union player Richard Tombs. Richard has a unique story in which he suffered serious injury post his sporting career. He was always one of the toughest players on the field and now in his later years that toughness has helped him to strive for rehabilitation as well as set up the guns out spinal foundation. Please enjoy this episode of the building Resilience podcast. https://www.heartsinrugbyunion.com.au/ https://www.facebook.com/gunsoutfortombsy/

In this episode, Noel Allnutt chats with the CEO and Partner of Fantech. With a background in Extreme Kayaking and working with organisations such as Yahoo, CocaCola and Endemol Shine, he shares his philosophy of finding the line, never giving up and using resilience to take things to the next level in business and life.

In this episode, Noel Allnutt chats with professional cricket player Maitlan Brown. Maitlan’s approach and personality are refreshing as we learn about her journey to becoming a high performance athlete. She shares some great insights about acute focus, grit and determination and how they can be used to overcome injury and achieve desired goals.

In this episode, Noel Allnutt chats with professional musician and entertainer Greg Page. Greg shares his life view on how there's an abundance of opportunities surrounding all of us if we choose to be open to them. Greg also shares the tale of how he became Greg Wiggle, but was forced to leave due to illness. There are some great learnings in Greg's tale, so please enjoy this episode of The Building Resilience Podcast

In this episode, Noel Allnutt chats with former professional football player (and inventor) Craig Johnston. He shares an amazing story of how he fought his way to success. As a 15 year old Craig travelled to England to try out for the Middlesbrough football team. His parents sold their house to fund his travels, so when he was rejected from the team and told to return home it was life shattering. Craig shares his views on life and holding yourself to a high standard in order to reach personal heights and also lift up those around you.

In this episode, Noel Allnutt chats with former professional cricket player Gavin Robertson. Gavin shares a tale of how he had to learn a new approach to life in order to find his path  to happiness and success. Gavin’s reinvention of himself provided him with the tools to thrive and also to battle some serious health problems, he is truly a great example of resilience.