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Musician and writer, Mitchel Dane, hosts a conversational podcast, interviewing artists and creators of all sorts where they discuss their lives, their process and their work. The pillars of any community uphold and represent us and this podcast aims to shed light on the art and the artist.
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Get a peek behind the scenes of complex workplaces and situations as Susanne Le Boutillier interviews leaders and experts who will challenge your thinking, inform, and inspire your leadership of self and others, so you and your team can thrive in complexity and uncertainty.
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Send us a text Scott Green is a music producer, recording and mixing engineer, and studio/freelance musician, known for his work with groups such as Van Halst and Derina Harvey Band. Scott's 25 years’ experience and broad musical appreciation have enabled him to work with hundreds of artists from a variety of genres. We discuss what makes for a goo…
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Send us a text Katanya Timinsky is an international photographer, digital marketer, and TEDx speaker known for her visual storytelling and commitment to global impact. Her work spans continents, capturing not just images—but the essence of human resilience in times of crisis. We discuss the ethics of photojournalism during wartime, the power of pho…
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Send us a text Robyn Marie is a singer/songwriter and electronic music producer, inspired by both her journey with faith, as well as her journey out of faith - while her most recent music focus more on relationships, love and loss. We talk about creation versus performance, recurring nightmares, hilariously low spotify royalties, and leaving the Ch…
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Send us a text Mark Elliott Muz is a Canadian Artist, known for his mixed media artwork reimagining iconic Edmonton landmarks with a bit of paint and a lot of paper. He is also a musician and songwriter for the garage-punk/grunge band, Call off the Gods, and part-owner of the legendary art and music venue The Aviary. We talk about his journey from …
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Send us a text Aaron Spacefood is a Canadian jack-of-all-trades, from engineering/producing electronic music to his endlessly entertaining rap videos. He is a man of many faces and many personas, from the Shapeshifting Masters of Darkness to the lovable orange puppet Handsome Hansel, he can match any vibe and thrive within it. Follow him on instagr…
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Send us a text Kohr36 is a Canadian multi-instrumentalist and experimental rapper, known for his diverse musical interests, comedic timing and intense stage performances. When he is not tackling new genres of music, he is creating new and often hilarious tik-tok videos. We talk about what it means to be an experimental rapper and where rap is going…
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Send us a text C.E. Hoffman is an award winning, traditionally published author, screenwriter, poet, performer, lyrical journalist, and cat lover (not necessarily in that order.) We talk about the world of publishing, short fiction vs long fiction, shedding light on the dark topics and how being a stripper helped prepare her for life as a punk rock…
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Send us a text Davey Johnston is a Canadian musician and lead singer/songwriter for Rock 'n Roll band, The Confusionaires. He is also a dedicated vegan athlete and has released a series of documentaries about training for a triathlon in the frozen city of Edmonton, Alberta which can be found on YouTube under the Conscious Pilgrim, as well as his in…
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At the core of every successful business lies the importance of good organisational communication. It’s the thread that connects teams, departments, and stakeholders and helps them make sense of their context. However, when communication isn’t clear, people can get messages that cause confusion and distract them from what’s most important. In this …
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Organisations aren’t the only ones who can go from good to great – people can too. Coaching helps empower individuals to tap into their hidden reserves of passion and talent so they can grow. Having the right coach can help individuals become more resilient, adaptable, and capable of dealing with complex situations. In this episode of Thriving in C…
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Navigating the intricate landscape of non-profit service provision in a world of escalating social complexities necessitates innovation, holistic approaches, and person-centeredness. In this episode of Thriving in Complexity, Susanne Le Boutillier is joined by Cath Bartolo, CEO of YFS, whose pioneering work in Logan and surrounding areas is a testa…
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Have you ever considered how procurement approaches have evolved to tackle the intricacies of our modern world? It's time to challenge the common assumption that procurement acts as a blocker rather than an enabler. In fact, there's a remarkable alignment between procurement and complexity, where context, active listening, and engagement pave the w…
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In this episode of Thriving in Complexity, our guest is Andrea Danes, EY’s Global Human Services Leader, with nearly 30 years of experience in both public and private sectors with program expertise in Medicaid, Child Welfare, and other Human Services programs. Andrea shares her experience working with government leaders and communities to design an…
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In this episode of Thriving in Complexity, Susanne Le Boutillier speaks with one of Australia’s foremost experts in community engagement processes, Max Hardy. Max highlights that starting softly and listening without judgement, rather than going in hard from the start, is key to creating positive outcomes that benefit both the community and the org…
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In this episode of Thriving in Complexity, Susanne Le Boutillier talks to Viv Read about the importance of using complexity-based tools and methods in organisations. As the Director of Complexability Pty Ltd, a company that specialises in enabling collaborative projects with other independent consultants working in the field of complexity, Viv shar…
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In this episode of Thriving in Complexity, host Susanne Le Boutillier talks to Louise Broekman about the value advisory boards can offer when you’re navigating complexity. Regardless of whether your organisation has a governance board, advisory boards help improve problem-solving and ensuring quality thinking for the best decision-making. Louise, w…
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When the pandemic struck, it revealed opportunities to innovate and improve healthcare systems in different areas of the world. Healthcare was in the spotlight begging for creative solutions. In this episode of Thriving in Complexity, Susanne chats with Satyan Chari about bridging gaps in healthcare through human-centred design. He is an Occupation…
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Cookie-cutter approaches to change are often derailed by volatility, uncertainty, ambiguity and complexity. So, why do so many people still cling to them? Is it because we desire certainty, even when we know that’s often not possible? In this episode of Thriving of Complexity, Susanne speaks with Faith Timbs on how to get rid of cookie-cutter chang…
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We all make decisions but how often do we consciously think about how to make good decisions? Ask a group of people to make a decision together and it either gets more challenging or people look for the quickest means of reaching an agreement. In this episode of Thriving in Complexity, Susanne chats with Samantha Rush about why structure is powerfu…
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Susanne’s experiences on a recent trip suggest that the universe has a sense of humour when it exacted revenge after she launched the podcast. In this episode of the Thriving in Complexity podcast, Susanne provides a simple definition of complexity and shares a story about how the universe decided to teach her a lesson in complexity. Even if you do…
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When faced with complexity we tend to try and predict what will happen in the future rather than embrace the possibility adjacent to our current situation. In this episode of the Thriving in Complexity podcast, Susanne speaks with Helen Palmer about holding space so people can be present, embrace our past in ways that serve us into the future, lear…
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Our struggles help us get stronger, whether lifting weights at the gym or finding our way through a big challenge at work. Embracing that struggle as an opportunity to learn helps us develop our anti-fragility. In this episode of the Thriving in Complexity podcast, Susanne talks to Paul Atherton, an ex-Wall Street adviser on a mission to help peopl…
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Many organisations have a proud history. However, there’s a big difference between being wedded to history and being respectful of it. Holding onto the past and ignoring the richness emerging around you can stop new possibilities in their tracks. In this episode of the Thriving in Complexity podcast, Susanne talks to Chris Tanti, an accomplished CE…
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Middle Managers who remember that as a leader, the way you race is the way you pace, also know the value of role modelling behaviours that will help their team thrive in the face of complexity. Great leadership starts with self-leadership. And it shows up when you don’t have a strong foundation which means understanding who you are, from your value…
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Since before COVID, the face of complexity challenging Board Directors has shifted. Their operating environment is increasingly complex and dynamic. A big part of this is being driven by increased societal expectations of what boards do, how companies should operate, and their role in society. In this episode of the Thriving in Complexity podcast, …
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When things go wrong, you must make space for the voices of the silent because they often have good insights into complex situations. In this episode of the Thriving in Complexity podcast, Susanne talks with Helen Poropat, an experienced mediator with extensive experience in governing non-profit organisations, including Domino’s Give for Good, Rela…
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Life is full of uncertainties, complexities, and constant changes. It can be compared to a battlefield where one must be trained and prepared to face whatever happens next. With all the complexities that surround our lives, we can forget there is still value in developing a plan, while we keep looking for available options and ultimately, keeping i…
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It’s important to establish a learning culture where an organization acknowledges mistakes and a certain level of openness is enforced so processes are improved and mistakes are worked on. We want people who make mistakes to own up and learn before it becomes a bigger issue. However, it does not mean we should not hold people accountable for mistak…
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In today's world, it's more important than ever to be able to deal with uncertainty and ambiguity. With the pace of change accelerating, and the amount of information we're bombarded with increasing exponentially, it's becoming increasingly difficult to know what's true and what's not. The ability to deal with uncertainty and ambiguity is therefore…
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I'm sure we've all heard the saying, "You have to risk it to get the biscuit." It's a popular quote for a reason—it rings true. To be successful in life, you can't be afraid to take risks. You have to be willing to put yourself out there and aspire to fail. Sounds counterintuitive, right? But it's not. When you're constantly pushing yourself outsid…
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No one said life would be easy, but sometimes it feels like we are faced with insurmountable challenges. How do we deal with complex situations that seem to have no clear solution? Whether it's a tricky work situation, a confusing relationship, or just a tough decision to make, complex scenarios can be overwhelming and frustrating. Besides, when we…
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We hope that life will take a certain pathway because we assume that is where we’re meant to be. But life gives us unexpected twists and turns that we end up in an unfamiliar journey. But as we go along with the uncertainty, we discover more about ourselves. We unravel our skills and potentials and this helps us decide whether we want to pursue a s…
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Dane Maxwell is an entrepreneur and visionary leader that knows how to start (and scale) businesses with zero money, zero ideas, zero experience, and zero confidence. He currently owns several software businesses (which he started himself), coaches aspiring entrepreneurs to do the same, and is pursuing music just for the hell of it. His book, Start…
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There is a symbiotic relationship between what we do and who that work is calling us to be. For example, if you want to make a movie, you have to become the type of person that can direct, produce, write, have creative opinions, etc. etc. With this in mind, it's no wonder why it's so difficult to do something truly new. Not only do you have to actu…
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We often think "more" is the best solution to our growth and development. More hours worked, more tasks to do, more books to read, more mentors to guide us, etc etc. But all this typically amounts to is a busy schedule, an even busier mind, and not a lot of traction. In this episode we propose the simple solution that "less" might actually be the s…
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Performance. Stress. These are two words that don't intuitively go hand in hand. In today's increasingly more millennial westernized-society we tend to avoid stress in favor of feeling good in the moment. We can even assume the mentality that stress is entirely bad. In other words, we demonize cortisol and worship dopamine. But if we want to operat…
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In 2018 Trevor did what many fantasize about doing but few actually do and that is to go for broke on a dream. He quit his lucrative job as a consultant at a big firm and got to work on building his health coaching business. Oh, and he also hired me as his coach to help him with it all. What would drive him to do something so risky? What in the wor…
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Self-preservation can be a dangerous trap. The need to prove something or to protect yourself can seriously diminish your ability to perform at your best. To fight this, there has to be a willingness to lay yourself down. The best way forward is often counterintuitive. When we take a step back, we can become aware of everything that we already have…
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What if what is standing between you and your dream is not actually your skills or your strategy as much as it a story? It is a story that you have told yourself about yourself and it continually sabotages you. It keeps you from showing up, opening up, and putting your most creative self out there consistently. What if your dream is demanding you t…
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Through my personal journey and also through walking alongside others, I have discovered that within every individual, there is both a lion and a lamb. Usually, the two are off balance in one way or another, and that creates fear and insecurity. We have to learn to simultaneously embrace pressure and also know that we have nothing to prove. When yo…
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Your whole life is an ongoing unfolding of who you were made to be. Oftentimes, the goals we want to achieve and the places we want to go require us to change how we think and act. We all have challenges and limitations that stand in our way during this journey, and many of these can be stripped away with practice. But some limitations are built in…
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This week I sat down with leader, dreamer, and pioneer: Matt Reynolds. Matt is the lead pastor at one of the most influential churches in the city of Atlanta, and he has some incredible insight into the process of building a sustainable vision that is bigger than yourself. In this conversation, we dive into the journey of seeing a dream grow from a…
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I have yet to meet a person or leader who wouldn't immediately benefit from having the fierce conversation that they have been avoiding. Most relationships and organizations live or die on their ability to regularly have healthy and/or tough conversations. These conversations are not easy and can be scary, but if done well they can heal, mend or ev…
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We all have ideas about what we want for our future. When we talk about dreams, it is easy to picture our ideal results, but it is much harder to value the process. Taking the first step can seem absolutely paralyzing. Today we’re talking about an analogy that can help transform goals into action. Ready, aim, fire. Or as I like to say: dream, learn…
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On the journey of becoming our true selves, we are often trapped by the lie that we are not enough. But we are not finished products; we are heroes in training. We each have a unique ability to become. Regardless of where you started out on this journey, there is endless opportunity to be discovered in what you have been given. Let's talk about how…
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