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The Theater of Life: Finding Gold in the Fractures

Christian arrived in Katoomba by accident and built 26 years of purpose by staying open to what came next.

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The Body Knows: From Corporate Life to Healing the Father Wound

After losing his sister and mother to suicide, then facing cancer, Asher left corporate life to teach men that grief is the gateway to connection.

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The Tree, The Wave, and What Comes After: Francois du Neuville on the 2004 Tsunami and Living Like You Mean It

Francois survived the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami by holding a child in a tree. What he learned about mortality changed how he chose to live.

Animals & Us

Love Without Limits: How Animals Shaped a Life of Compassion

Natalie discovered that animals sustain us through the hardest times, and that protecting them depends on whether we dare to care.

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Losing his Wife to Bladder Cancer and finding a new Purpose in Not-For-Profit with Adam Lynch

Adam Lynch turned his wife's death into a mission to help others, and learned that a good life means accepting what is.

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From Brain Surgery at 13 to Health, Fitness & Success with Bishoy Tadros

Diagnosed with leukaemia at three, surviving brain surgery at thirteen, and broke down alone at mile 40 of a triathlon — Bishoy Tadros turned every low point into a launchpad for extraordinary purpose.

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Resolve and Ethos Borne of Jail Time with Sophina Placencia

Sophina Placencia took the fall for financial misconduct she didn't commit, spent a year in jail, and came out more purposeful than ever — determined to help the people who help people.

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The truth about Child Slavery & being part of the solution with Paul Mergard | Kintsugi Heroes

Paul Margard turned a chance meeting with a trafficked child into direct rescue operations saving thousands across ten countries.

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Overcoming Illness & Disability to Empower Others with Shanice Green

Born into a body that fought her at every turn, Shanice Green survived nineteen surgeries, paralysis, and chronic pain to become a wheelchair-using empowerment coach who transforms the lives of women just like her.

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