Black Chisel Podcast

Continue to explore this crazy life we all have to navigate. Build the community and invite others to also join.

The life journeyman and wise Greg Cream will become my tag-team partner for the rest of the year.The podcast will be our Dojo to bounce off each other, explore different perspectives on personal leadership & resilience, probably at times confuse all, and hopefully also share some great takeaways to support your journeys of growth. Special Guests will also join us when we can afford to pay them off.

The life journeyman and wise Greg Cream will become my tag-team partner for the rest of the year.The podcast will be our Dojo to bounce off each other, explore different perspectives on personal leadership & resilience, probably at times confuse all, and hopefully also share some great takeaways to support your journeys of growth. Special Guests will also join us when we can afford to pay them off.

A man who has quoted himself: “I’m slow, but I love it”Our guest has run many marathons, represented in baseball and indoor soccer, and holds the incredible achievement of playing Aussie Rules for the Arizona Outlaws !?An individual who has dedicated himself to mateship and to helping others sculpt who they want to be.

We couldn't get enough of Greg in our last session, we asked him to join us for another podcast. Exploring personal leadership, The art of mindfulness & the importance of personal pursuits.

A catch-up with the ultimate journeyman of life. An individual that continues to explore all life has to offer. A man who has invested so much into understanding true mindfulness and how it can be applied to everyday life and performance.

Former New Zealand All Black having had a professional rugby career at the highest level playing for the All Blacks at both senior and junior levels, Gloucester in the English Premiership, as well as Wellington, Western Force, and the Hurricanes in Super Rugby.With a natural leadership style, passion, and drive to become a world class coach he is currently the Western Force assistant coach at their junior Academy for developing stars.

Bob Hunter is a 16-year veteran of the SASR and recipient of the Sword of Honour Leadership AwardA Troop and Squadron Commander, he was directly involved in all aspects of Australia's Special Forces, including National Counter Terrorist Crisis Management and Response. He also served in the Parachute Battalion, as a UN military observer, and in operations in Cambodia, and Bougainville.Bob was the Squadron Commander of an SAS unit, operating at the highest level of capability. It was this unit involved in the tragic Blackhawk accident in 1996. He led in the SAS through a time of crisis. He led through grief and trauma. He led his squadron - Australia's counter terrorism force - back to operational readiness within 72 hours of the accident.

Is a Paralympian and world record-holding triathlete. As a dynamic speaker and coach, he specialises in resilience and high performance. Founder of No Excuses, Brant empowers professionals to achieve their best through practical strategies and lived experience.

The awesome Karney ~An Australian Navy Medic Veteran.Represented Australia at the Invictus Games (2023) winning GOLD in the Women's 100m chair sprint and SILVER in the Women's seated Shotput.A Trauma Sensitive Yoga Teacher to our current ADF, Veterans and First Responders in the Perth areaA Resilience Mentor under the Resilience Shield.Part of a Murdoch University study: Yoga Vs. CBT assessing modality as more beneficial for veterans and first responders for PTSD and pain.An active advocate for service dogs and the benefits on healing and daily activities (The beautiful Ivy will also be joining the podcast).

Player development – Wests Tigers Rugby League Football Pty Ltd196 NRL games across Penrith, Souths, West Tigers4 City vs country2 NSW State of Origin1x Australia1x All stars

Western Bulldogs Assistant Coach with a coaching career spanning over a decade, Daniel Pratt is known for his strategic acumen and strong focus on relationships and player development. A former AFL player with North Melbourne, he played 119 games between 2004 and 2011, establishing himself as a reliable and tough defender. His playing career not only honed his football skills but also built a foundation for his leadership style, marked by resilience, honesty, loyalty, and a commitment to team success.After transitioning into coaching, Pratt quickly made a name for himself in various roles across the AFL. He was a key part of the West Coast Eagles’ coaching staff during their 2018 premiership run, contributing significantly to the team’s tactical preparation. He also led the West Coast Eagles' AFLW program and WAFL program simultaneously, focusing on nurturing young talent and building a competitive team culture.In 2024, Pratt took on a new challenge with the Western Bulldogs, where his immediate impact earned him the AFLCA Assistant Coach of the Year award. Currently completing a psychology degree, he brings a deeper understanding of mindset and well-being to his leadership approach. His ability to build strong relationships, adapt to modern athletes' needs, and remain calm under pressure sets him apart as a mentor and coach in the leadership realm.