#001 - Shaun Sullivan

Episode 1 of the Burro's Backyard podcast, hosted by G Studios Central Coast, titled "#001 - Shaun Sullivan" was published on March 2, 2025 and runs 31 minutes.

March 2, 2025 ·31m · Burro's Backyard

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Summary

Burro’s Backyard first ever guest - Shaun Sullivan. Shaun is a health and mindset coach who is always learning new ways to optimise his health and wellbeing. His workshop ‘Grow’ aims to help individuals and groups apply simple actionable strategies to perform at their best. He pushes life to the limits and has the stories to back it up.

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Burro’s Backyard first ever guest - Shaun Sullivan.

Shaun is a health and mindset coach who is always learning new ways to optimise his health and wellbeing.

His workshop ‘Grow’ aims to help individuals and groups apply simple actionable strategies to perform at their best.

He pushes life to the limits and has the stories to back it up.

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