An authentic insight into Sarah Williamson’s story — Sarah Williamson is a 27 year old Journalist and law student from Melbourne, Australia. She has been working at the Nine Network for almost four years as a Producer for A Current Affair. Sarah has a degree in Arts/Legal studies, majoring in political science and is almost about to complete…

An authentic insight into Avril’s story. — Avril McDonald is the author of the ‘Feel Brave series of books’ (little stories about big feelings for 4–7 year olds) and founder of www.feelbrave.com She is passionate about giving all children access to tools to help them manage tough emotions and reach their potential. There is so much great…

An authentic insight into Jason Wong’s story. — Jason Wong is a digital marketing consultant and founder and CEO of Wonghaus Ventures, Wonghaus Media and Fifthtee. He specializes in viral content creation, influencer marketing, social media marketing strategy and business development. Startups reach out to Jason for his Gen-Z perspective and background in new-media marketing to tackle their…

Why it is important to believe in what you do — Bren Arkinstall is the CEO of the Edmund Rice Foundation (ERFA). ERFA is a community development organisation that supports sustainable health and education programs in developing countries as well as projects for disadvantaged people within Australia. Their focus is to build capacity within communities all over the world who are…

Alex Park on why you should not wait for the perfect moment but take the moment and make it perfect. — Alex Park who is a Korean born and an Australian raised millennial is a marketing professional with over 10 years of consumer and business-to-business marketing experience. Alex told me marketing doesn’t feel like a job for him but more so a part of his soul which taps into his natural…

Why You Should Never Sacrifice Your Reality for Relatability. — Anisa Nandaula is an 18 years old Ugandan Law and politics student who was raised in Australia. Anisa is a spoken word poet and event organiser who has a passion for social justice, politics and words. 1. Humble Beginnings Q: How did you get started and what or who inspired and empowered you…

Maja on the Importance of Creating Your Own Path. — Maja Wilbrink is a 17 years old from Brisbane and currently in her last year of high school. On the side, Maja runs Instagram pages, including her biggest which has 1.5million followers. Using this audience, she has experimented a bit with ecommerce (and is working on establishing a brand in…

An authentic insight into a 17 year old Entreprenuer working 18 hours a day. — Arshdeep Bhardwaj is a 17 years old Entrepreneur. He started his first venture at the age of 16 and he is best known for his Entrepreneurial and Business Skills. He is also featured in Everipedia 30 Under 30, Huffington Post and many other major publications. 1. Humble Beginnings Q: How did you get…

The most important thing is to get back up again. — Clara Nevins is a social entrepreneur and activist. She believes in being the change she wishes to see in the world. Clara is the founder of the international organization, Bridge the Divide. Bridge the Divide is a political intitiative that seeks to promote political conversation amongst youth in a time…