Meet Matt Lavars, a respected figure in the coaching industry, Co-Founder of Relentless Education.

Susan Toft turned a side hustle into an award-winning mobile laundry service across Australia and New Zealand, then took it all the way to Shark Tank. She's the Founder and CEO of The Clothing Exchange, and she's not here to sell you the “balance is possible” dream without showing you what it actually costs.

Laura Belgray is a New York-based copywriter, founder of Talking Shrimp, co-creator of The Copy Cure, and author of the bestselling book Tough Titties: On Living Your Best Life When You're the Fcking Worst*. She's built her career writing copy that actually sounds like a human wrote it, and she's done it all while living a life that doesn't fit the script everyone else follows.

Josh Jones is a health and safety speaker, commercial real estate agent, and someone who knows what it's like when everything changes in an instant. After a life-changing injury, Josh rebuilt his career around making sure other people don't have to learn the hard way about worksite safety and wellbeing.

Andrea Heading is the CEO of the Real Estate Institute of South Australia, and before that she was a Masterchef contestant who learned a thing or two about pressure, performance, and what happens when you put yourself out there on national television.

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.

Sarah McQuillan is the founder of Healthy Minds and knows what it's like when mental health challenges take over your life. She's a qualified trainer, coach, facilitator, and mum to four children who spends her time running Mental Health First Aid programs and mental wellness workshops.

How many people do you actually know who love Mondays?

Here's the thing: you get the Monday you expect. If you expect it to be busy, flat, and boring, that's exactly what you'll get. But if you set out to have a productive, wholesome Monday, you can have that too.

Candice shares five unexpected ways to make Monday your favourite day of the week.

When you want different outcomes, you have to be open to change. But that's easier said than done. As humans, we love being comfortable. We love doing things the way they've always been done. But that's not how you get results.

This episode walks through the key things you need to know to make change feel less painful so you can start achieving results like never before.