Today’s episode is a big one — and it’s all about getting ahead before 2026 arrives. As someone whose job is to help people perform better — at work, in life, and everything in between — I’ve noticed a pattern. Most people want next year to be better but aren’t sure how to make that happen.

So this episode is your head start: I’m sharing the 5 things high-performing individuals and teams will prioritise in 2026 to make it their best year yet.

I’m revisiting the 5 key traits that separate the people who actually achieve their big goals from those who write them down and watch them fade away. Plus, I’ve updated this year’s Goal Getting Guide with a fresh look to help you crush 2026 like never before. Because let’s be honest: setting goals is easy. Doing the work? Not so much.

The Shake Up BOOK is officially out for pre-sale. In this episode, I hand the mic over to one of my favourite humans — Sophia Barros, who interviews me about everything behind the book.

Today, we’re talking about why changing yourself to fit in at work is quietly killing your career growth — and what to do instead. Because here’s the truth: most people have two versions of themselves — their work self and their real self...

Today’s episode is a big one — because as someone whose job is to help people perform better (in work, life, and everything in between), I’ve noticed something lately… almost everyone is feeling it. Yep — the O word. Overwhelm.

As this season of Inspired By Shakers draws to a close, today I am answering the Inspired By Shakers questions!

Welcome to Season 2, Episode 3 of Inspired By Shakers, the segment where I will be speaking to 10 incredible people who tend to do incredible things (who I like to call Shakers). Inspiring people need to share their stories, thought processes and beliefs with even more people and this space is for exactly that. On today’s episode, we are welcoming our Shaker, Em Chadbourne.

After 33 years as a builder, Justin Andrews became a breathwork facilitator. Transformation doesn't have an age limit.

Award-winning musician Sue Ray on life in the Australian music industry and how to keep going through the highs and lows.

Candice answers your questions about her five-week working holiday in the UK. Lessons learned, best moments, and managing work while travelling.

Would you actually date yourself right now? Assess whether you're showing up as a red flag or green flag in different areas of your life.

Starting a business isn't the only path to freedom and happiness. Learn how to love your 9-5 and still have the life you want.

It's Candice's third business birthday, and her husband Jason is back on the podcast to answer your questions about their relationship. Last year he asked her about the business. This year, nothing was off limits.

Business, personal, how they actually make it work when one of them runs a business from home. It's all in this episode.

With Father's Day coming up, Candice sat down with her dad, Erwin Brem, to talk about what being a dad means to him, the challenges, his life in business, and some of their favourite memories together.

It's honest, it's warm, and it's a conversation about fatherhood from someone who's lived it.

Jo Scott has been one of Candice's best friends for 19 years, and she's living proof that you can love your 9-5 and still have everything you want out of life. Right now, becoming a business owner is heavily glamorised, and for a lot of people it feels like the only option if you want freedom or fulfillment.

Jo's here to show you that's not true. She's thriving in her career, living in the UK, and building a life she loves without ever starting a business. This conversation matters.

Who wouldn't want to achieve twice as much in half the time? Think about what you could do with all that extra time.

There's one simple answer, and Candice breaks down exactly what it is and how you can take control of it so you can get more done without burning out.

Candice just turned 39, and instead of writing a bucket list of things she wants to do before 40, she flipped it. She's writing a list of things she doesn't want to do and then doing them anyway.

Why? Because growth happens outside your comfort zone. This episode is about pushing past what feels safe and seeing what's on the other side before the big 4-0 hits.

Getting hired for a new job, stepping outside your comfort zone, scaling a business - sometimes you feel like a complete fraud. Candice knows this feeling well, and it wasn't until a mentor told her "feeling like a fraud keeps us honest" that it started to make sense.

This episode breaks down why imposter syndrome might not be the enemy, how it can actually keep you grounded, and why the feeling of being a fraud is something to pay attention to rather than run from.