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Dec 14, 2020 51 min

Thriving Amidst Uncertainty with Jay Stone

from YEARBOOK Hosted by Gaby Mendes and Georgia Slater

2020 has been a tough and uncertain year for us all, but is it possible to really thrive through change? This week’s guest (and final guest of 2020) tells us exactly how we can we can reframe our thoughts and fears about uncertainty by focusing on safety, growth and connection. Jay Stone is remarkable woman who has been no stranger to challenges in 2020. She was told 3 times that her dad, who was hospitalised for 222 days with Covid-19, wouldn’t make it (spoiler - he did!). Through her work as a Change Coach, Jay supports people to create clarity amidst uncertainty. Be ready to take on 2021 by listening to this episode!

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