The Podcast

by The Momentum Architects

A regular podcast on all things mindset, planning and maximising momentum

The Momentum Architects’ mission is to inspire global change through individual momentum. Having the right mindset, understanding individual strengths and knowing what to focus on are the key ingredients to success. The Momentum Architects podcast features bite-sized business tips, tools, techniques covering all aspects of mindset, goal setting, process hacking and how to maximise productivity.

S5E1: How hard are you on yourself when you miss deadlines?

It’s back! Season 5 of the Momentum Life Project is here!…and yes, it’s a little later than originally planned - but does that really matter?Do you beat yourself up (metaphorically of course!) when you don’t achieve things in the timeframe that you would...

S4E12: Will Mateu on setbacks, resilience and never giving up

Regular listeners may remember Will Mateu from back at the beginning of Season 4 talking about his bid to become the next Australian Ninja Warrior. Since he appeared on the show, things haven’t gone quite to plan, so he’s back talking about setbacks,...

S4E11: David Knight on how placing restrictions on yourself is the key to success

Is work ethic dead? How do we ‘find’ our passion? Is discipline the key to everything in life? Does eating fake meat really allow you to recover quicker?In this episode I chat to David Knight, Risk and Compliance Management Consultant by day and BJJ...

S4E10: Monty Badami – on what it means to be human

Prepare to have your mind blown. This weeks’ guest Dr Sumant ‘Monty’ Badami is an Anthropologist and Ethnographer who runs an organisation called Habitus. He is also an Honorary Associate at Macquarie University, a celebrant, Jazz singer, martial arts...

S4E9: Chris Jones on why you should never stop being a tourist

As Regional Marketing Manager - Asia Pacific Hotelbeds, Chris moved to Singapore last year from London.In this episode we chat not only about how to manage remote teams and cultivate organisational culture when you have a staff compromising multiple...

S4E8: Emma Jensen on how to manage through times of change

Emma Jensen is a senior marketing and business leader who is currently head of Virgin Mobile in Australia which is owned by Optus. In this episode we delve into a heap of areas around managing through times of change, the traits of a really effective...

S4E7: Chelsea Ford on finding herself in a Peruvian meditation retreat

Having left a long career in heavy hitting corporates like Kellogg, Nestle and Sara Lee, Chelsea had her ‘eat, pray, love’ moment before Elizabeth Gilbert had written the book and ran off to a Peruvian mediation retreat to ‘find herself’.Now Chelsea runs...

S4E6: Will Mateu – on how to become a ninja warrior

This trilingual Cuban New Yorker who originally wanted to be a psychologist, has worked in the financial services industry for many years, starting out on the trading floor. But don’t be fooled, he is definitely not your typical ‘corporate suit’ and has...

S4E5: Grant Purcell – The Entourage on why his bucket list is 280 items long

He’s the National Business Development Manager at The Entourage, a childhood cancer survivor, marathon runner and he has 280 items on his bucket list. In this episode, I chat with Grant Purcell, a true example of a ‘momentum maker’ and someone who is...

S4E4: Ricky Chanana, MD of Unruly on building teams of pandas

In this episode Kerry D chats to Ricky Chanana, Managing Director of AUNZ Unruly, the global ad-tech agency which brings unique EQ testing to targeted ad campaigns and was bought by News Corp for 215 million pounds!Ricky talks about how the biggest success...

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