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It Takes a Village to Raise a Child
Warning - this post contains some rants!!!
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Mens Health Week - MoMents in Time
How true - all those little moments add up to big moments, particularly if the little moments have not been ones that taught you how to deal with what you were feeling, the emotions that went unexpressed and unsupported. They can leave young men feeling vulnerable and unless we have learnt to see that vulnerability as a strength it can result in dangerous or unsociable behaviour that does them no favours whatsoever - as a young person or as an adult. Join me as I interview Dean Quirke a health and wellness educator.
Dean Quirke was my guest to talk about Mens Health Week. He is a health and wellness educator. He was sharing his background and a project to offer young men work experience and tools to address some life skills which may not have been taught during their upbringing. Well worth a listen and check out the link here.
Dean shares...Anger is not a power play and should never be used to make someone scared.
He also gave us a review of Inside Out the new movie all about what goes on inside - all the emotions that run around...there are some gems here which matched what we were saying during our interview perfectly.
The Ultimate Work Experience starts soon so check out the link and get in touch.
Men's Health Week Website
Dean shares...Anger is not a power play and should never be used to make someone scared.
He also gave us a review of Inside Out the new movie all about what goes on inside - all the emotions that run around...there are some gems here which matched what we were saying during our interview perfectly.
The Ultimate Work Experience starts soon so check out the link and get in touch.
Men's Health Week Website
Today I am not going to eat any junk food because that clutters my mind.
I am going to eat well today so that I can file away all of those emotions.
Reviewer age 5
CEO Sleepout
St Vincent de Paul (Vinnies) ran the CEO Sleepout again and with great success on a very rainy cold night at Lunar Park.
There was not the danger experienced when others sleep rough but there was certainly the discomfort and the opportunity to raise awareness was clearly there - it was covered on all major media channels and had some very high profile CEO's. Even Vicky Waters, Headmistress from PLC was there. Of the politicians - Malcolm Turnbull and the Governor General Sir Peter Cosgrove. Frank Quinlan the CEO of Mental Health Australia was there.
Last year's donations meant they could offer 365,164 beds for the night, 1,197633 meals and assist on1,161,239 occasions
There is still time to donate and read up on who took part - link here
The Sydney Streetcount is on again this year check out their website and support the work Sydney is doing with homelessness awareness.
There was not the danger experienced when others sleep rough but there was certainly the discomfort and the opportunity to raise awareness was clearly there - it was covered on all major media channels and had some very high profile CEO's. Even Vicky Waters, Headmistress from PLC was there. Of the politicians - Malcolm Turnbull and the Governor General Sir Peter Cosgrove. Frank Quinlan the CEO of Mental Health Australia was there.
Last year's donations meant they could offer 365,164 beds for the night, 1,197633 meals and assist on1,161,239 occasions
There is still time to donate and read up on who took part - link here
The Sydney Streetcount is on again this year check out their website and support the work Sydney is doing with homelessness awareness.
Last year's donations meant Vinnies could offer
365,164 beds for the night, 1,197633 meals and assist on1,161,239 occasions.
Refugee Week
These statistics are appalling when you consider this is mans' inhumanity to man that has caused this appalling migration of people. Violence yes human being hurting human beings, costs the global economy 14.3 trillion dollars a year...go figure. Add that figure to the cost of preventable lifestyle illnesses and I think we have a clear indication of what we need to do to invest in change.
What oh what do we need to happen to be prepared to look beyond what happens in our own backyards and say enough is enough?
Still we bicker about whose responsibility it is - a complete them and us way to behave. Everyone is a person and deserves equal respect. Who knows if we will ever need to be supported by another country...who knows.
Read the full CNN article here
Refugee Week
- The conflict in Syria is the single biggest driver of displacement
- This World Refugee Day in 2015 there are ore refugees than at any time in our history - 60 million forcibly displaced.
- There were, on average, 42,500 people displaced every day in 2014.
- More than half of all refugees are children.
What oh what do we need to happen to be prepared to look beyond what happens in our own backyards and say enough is enough?
Still we bicker about whose responsibility it is - a complete them and us way to behave. Everyone is a person and deserves equal respect. Who knows if we will ever need to be supported by another country...who knows.
Read the full CNN article here
Refugee Week
Violence costs the global economy 14.3 Trillion dollars a year
CNN
Dry July
Get on board, here is the link to the Dry July website
We will cover this for the month of July by revisiting some of our past guests and seeing what can come up during that time.
Let me know if you are doing it - we would love to have you on the show!
If anyone wants the link to Hello Sunday Morning - here it is
We will cover this for the month of July by revisiting some of our past guests and seeing what can come up during that time.
- The tiredness - oh the tiredness when you don't get the sugar hit!
- How to socialise without alcohol when it has been the tool you have used to socialised
- Nutrition and how you can replenish what is perhaps depleted and nourish your body.
- The detox and the rebuild!
Let me know if you are doing it - we would love to have you on the show!
If anyone wants the link to Hello Sunday Morning - here it is
With Thanks
With thanks to Triple H for lending me their airwaves, to Glorious Music for giving me permission to use their music in the show and the podcast. And to you for listening and supporting me.
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