In this powerful conversation, Jay Hoad and Michael Cooper delve deeply into what it truly takes to play the long game in life, business, and personal growth. From thousand-year visions to the magic of compounding, from investing 10% of every dollar to following your heart through challenges and setbacks — this episode is packed with wisdom, stories, and strategies for staying the course.

Discover why consistency beats quick wins, how to align your goals with your true values, and why courage isn’t the absence of fear, but action from the heart despite it. Whether you’re building a business, mastering your craft, or shaping a legacy, this conversation will inspire you to zoom out, focus in, and trust the process.

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In this powerful episode, Jay Hoad dives deep with Jessica Anne, founder of Artemisia Mystery School, for a deep and transformative conversation on self-sabotage, shadow integration, and radical accountability.

Jess and Jay explore how grief, avoidance, and productivity can mask deeper emotional truths—and how practices like monthly check-ins, value alignment, and sacred scheduling can break these cycles.

Jess shares gold from her shamanic shadow work, and Jay drops gems on creative vs. management mindsets. A must-listen for anyone ready to reclaim their time, purpose, and personal truth.

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In this soul-stirring episode of Music, Spirit, and Accountability, we sit down with Elliott, founder of Pryde's Support, to explore his deeply personal journey from surviving childhood trauma and mental health struggles to creating one of Queensland’s most inclusive and transformative support services.

Elliott shares how a breaking point led to the founding of a service that now empowers queer, neurodivergent, and forensicly qualified participants with dignity and compassion.

We talk about balancing humanity with accountability, the stigma faced by those reintegrating after incarceration, and why giving second chances can change lives, including our own.

Plus, Elliott opens up about his own connection to music and how a few garage-band memories and a powerful PINK ballad helped shape his healing.

This one’s raw, real, and revolutionary. 🎧 Listen in, and be ready to feel, reflect, and be inspired.

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