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Helen Parker shows us the ropes in this episode of Tomorrow Pod. She talks about valuing leadership, volunteerism, and involvement, as well as thinking radically in order to reestablish the wonder of assisting the community and serving those in need.

Jason Lau shares his journey from painting to photography and designing a successful business with the right collaborators and mentors in his corner. Jason focuses on cultivating passion through art, debunking the myth of only being good at one thing, exercising the creative muscle, and the value of good feedback.

An important form of learning stems from listening to people’s stories. Immersing yourself in stories helps to understand human connections and the human condition. In his role as chief story shaper, Eugene Wong shares his experiences about assisting communities to curate their stories and the implications of building culture toward shaping cultural intelligence.

When it comes to taking control of your career, it’s always a good idea to be in the driver’s seat. Navigating career change into the unknown can be daunting, especially when you have been in one career for a while. Career design coach, Helen Thomas reinforces the important element of taking the initiative and the right actions for your career.

Art and creativity are important remedies as an avenue for personal recovery and bringing meaningful change in the mental health system. Lived Experience Consultant, Hannah Friebel-Gabbert, discusses bringing people into a place of hope and compassion, incorporated through creativity and supporting innovation and transformation in the mental health system.

In this episode of Tomorrow Pod, Aboriginal Christian Leader Brooke Prentis invites all peoples of all cultures to work together to build an Australia built on Truth, Justice, Love, and Hope.