Growth
Hear a different way of looking at yourself, your work or your life.
Pay it forward. Then watch it ripple.
Four guests. Fifteen minutes each. One practical hour designed to move an idea from your head into your Tuesday.
Online. Free. No sales pitch. Genuinely.

G + O + A + T
Each guest gets under fifteen minutes to give away one genuinely useful idea. Every one of them is giving their time for free, to help as many people as possible.
Hear a different way of looking at yourself, your work or your life.
Turn the interesting thought into something specific.
Leave with a step small enough to do before the enthusiasm escapes.
Use it, share it and help the useful stuff travel further.
Next PowerHour
12 to 1pm AEDT, online. Your commute is roughly three metres.
Amy Gray
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James Loveday
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Lifelong and acquired lessons to help people live life sustainably.
Michael Clark
Three actions today
Three action steps you can take today that grow you three months' worth in a day.
Dr Tom Hitchcock
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A workshop that turns the mirror into a useful tool.
Paul Bryan
Facilitator extraordinaire
Keeping the herd moving, the clock honest and the hour useful.
More PowerHours are on the way. Each one gets listed here as soon as it has a date.
Meet the herd
The speakers and hosts who give their time to the GOAT PowerHour.
Mistakeologist, business coach and professional asker of the useful awkward question.
Tom on LinkedInAutodidact thinker working across community capacity, mental health and neurodiversity.
James on LinkedInProfitability consultant helping people intensive organisations turn growth into something workable.
Michael on LinkedInCoach to social impact business owners, with profit, team, time and sanity on the agenda.
Paul on LinkedInSpeaker, investor, author and winner of the first Australian Apprentice.
Andrew on LinkedInNDIS retention and culture specialist helping growing providers scale quality without burnout.
Amy on LinkedInThe useful drawer
Short exercises and workshop takeaways that earn their keep. No listicles wearing a wisdom hat.
A simple daily planning habit that takes two minutes, fits on a sticky note and still makes sense by three in the afternoon.
Read the exerciseSeparate what happened, what it taught you and what changes next. No self flagellation required.
Read the exerciseGet close enough to understand the problem, then step out far enough to see new options.
Read the exerciseGot fifteen useful minutes?
We are looking for generous thinkers with a practical lesson, exercise or provocation. The rule is simple: teach something people can use. No pitch hiding in a trench coat.