The Arrive & Thrive Career Podcast – Détails, épisodes et analyse

With over 15.5 million users in Australia on LinkedIn and 1 billion around the world, LinkedIn is becoming a true force in the professional world.

To keep us up to date with all of the happenings, trends and profile tips in 2024 Karen Tisdell joins us in this episode.

Karen Tisdell is Australia’s leading LinkedIn Profile Writer and Trainer. This is her third time on our podcast and no doubt won't be her last.

She brings a positive energy, sense of humour and authenticity to all things LinkedIn which is vital to help others thrive on the platform.

Karen shares some of the helpful AI tools available on the platform, why skills are still important, and the importance of embracing the OG LinkedIn methodology in a world of content and Headline trends in 2024.

You can follow her updates on her website and on LinkedIn for more helpful tips.

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Understanding personal boundaries is vital for not just the employee as an individual but also employers, colleagues and all professional and personal relationships.

In this episode, Leah Lambart is back for her second episode on the show to unpack the importance of boundaries and how we set them and hold people to them. In the age of technology and hybrid work, it can be more and more difficult to establish these as, for many people, we want to please our customers, colleagues and family.

With all of these areas competing for our attention, we often put ourselves last, no matter what our industry is. 

Leah brings the latest Seek Research into the conversation and unpacks the themes we are seeing in the modern workforce. You can follow her updates on LinkedIn and explore her website here. 

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Please note that this episode is a recording from a live podcast/webinar for National Careers Week in partnership with the Australian Centre of Career Education (ACCE)  

Morrisby profiles are primarily used in government, independent and some catholic schools around Victoria and other states in Australia. The profile provides individuals with subjective data to support their career decision-making and spark career suggestions and conversations. It is used as a part of the My Career Insights program in Year 9 for government schools, and often, people assume that it is only appropriate for high school students. In this episode, Tyson and Craig Eastwood discuss the many use cases for Morrisby, with Tyson sharing his perspective on how he uses it in the services of Arrive & Thrive. In contrast, Craig shares the history of Morrisby, and some of the data points the tool captures.

The pair also run through the usual segments of the podcast, including book recommendations and what we are ROARING about! For more information, please explore the links below:

Morrisby 

Arrive & Thrive
Australian Centre of Career Education 

My Career Insights Program 

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Welcome to the special edition of the Arrive & Thrive Podcast for National Careers Week. Each day Dan and Tyson hit record and celebrate National Careers Week by covering a topic that is relevant for today's career focussed individual. Each chat is around 15 minutes to give you that daily dose of career development in a relaxed personal way.  

In this episode, they talk about re-engaging your career after a long break. They discuss their views and personal experiences, in a bid to help others who may be going through this process now. 

In this episode, we are joined by Dr Casey Delmara the founder of Mental Health Hacker, who takes us on a journey of epic proportions, sharing many different insights into coping skills and how to develop a positive Mental Health, while dealing with worry and uncertainty. Dr Casey has had an incredible career that continues to develop, she recently has launched her business Mental Health Hacker with a mission to empower individuals to take a proactive approach to mental health. She has developed some amazing resources and you can follow her updates on LinkedIn and Instagram. Remember to check out her Worry Less in Minutes and Discover Your Purpose playbooks that she mentions on the show and get in contact through her Facebook! 

In this episode, we speak to Kate McCready the Founder of Leading Beings about the importance of reflection, meditation practice and coaching to release human potential. Kate sheds further light on the importance of understanding your values and leaning into your emotions instead of compressing or pushing them away. We both found Kates insights informative, useful and appropriate for the current challenges our local, national and global community face. You can follow Kates updates on LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. She also makes reference to the following authors Elizabeth Gilbert and Fred Kofman. 

Janine Garner is a thought leader in connection, strategic networking and transformational leadership. She has written three thought-provoking books, Me to We, It’s who you know and her latest which is due to come out this June, Be Brilliant. In this episode, Janine speaks about the importance of bringing your authentic self to all that you do, especially your career and breaks down the process of building a strategic network. You can follow her updates on LinkedIn, Instagram, Facebook, Twitter and Youtube. Janine has also offered listeners an opportunity to be apart of her 12-week networking challenge! You can find more information at 12week.janinegarner.com.au

In this episode we speak with Phil Heys, Phil is the Director of Sales working for an Australian tech start-up. An all-round amazing bloke, he's had a career that has transitioned and developed to align with his self-purpose and values. He shares his amazing insight into discovering your identity, embracing fear and investing in your own development to help others. You can follow Phil’s updates on LinkedIn and check out the amazing work that he is involved in with various networks, organisations and charities. Phil shares some of the resources that he tunes into including books by Brene Brown, Reid Hoffman and David Goggins. 

In this episode, we explore the gift of LinkedIn with Karen Tisdell. Karen has been writing profiles and delivering training on how to best use LinkedIn for over 11 years, pretty much since the platform began! We speak to her about the power of the platform and how to make your profile stand out. To see her content, you can connect with her on LinkedIn. 

Chris Hope is the Co-Founder and Chief Barista of the 100 Coffee Movement. He believes in the power of human connection and the importance of developing a strong sense of belonging. The movement is on a mission to tackle social isolation and bring deeper social connections in the community. We love what Chris is doing and feel his insights and thoughts around social connection are vital to thrive in your life and career. You can check out Chris's Ted X talk as well as the 100 Coffee Movement and follow his updates on LinkedIn.