A Life of Greatness
We all yearn to live a great life, but what does that actually look like and how can we all lead one? In A Life of Greatness, host Sarah Grynberg interviews some of the world's chief thought-leaders, sports legends, entertainers, best selling authors and inspiring spiritual minds as they explain how they have overcome challenges, conquered self-limiting beliefs and connected with a deeper sense of self to achieve greatness in their lives, and provide practical tips and advice for how you can too.
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Danielle Bayard Jackson: Why Making Friends as an Adult Feels So Hard (and How to Change That)
Ever feel like you’re the only one struggling to keep a friendship afloat? Danielle Bayard Jackson is a friendship coach, author, and educator who has made it her mission to decode the silent, often messy world of female friendships. In this eye-opening episode, she sits down with Sarah Grynberg to share the science an
There are no warning bells. No calendar reminder that says: This is it, the last time. You just notice one day that your child no longer reaches for your hand. Or climbs into your lap. Or wants the story they once begged you to read every night. In this week's Sarah’s Thoughts, Sarah Grynberg reflects on the invisible
Do you ever wonder if your thoughts could be the key to your healing? Kelly Noonan Gores is the filmmaker behind the groundbreaking documentary Heal, and in this deeply insightful conversation, she opens up about the turning points that led her from Hollywood acting to becoming a voice for the mind-body connection. But
That post you just scrolled past? Yep, another reminder that someone else has more. More success, more sparkle, more stuff. In this episode of Sarah’s Thoughts, Sarah Grynberg unpacks our obsession with grandeur, from Bezos-level weddings to butler’s pantries, and asks the question few dare to voice: what are we really
Do you ever daydream about leaving your job and turning your passion into your career? Andy Allen went from a fourth-year apprentice electrician with no clear path to becoming one of Australia’s most beloved MasterChef winners and judges. But behind the effortless charm and foodie fame lies a story marked by unexpected
Should schools be able to punish students for things they do outside the classroom? In this episode of Sarah’s Thoughts, Sarah Grynberg explores the controversial new rule in Victoria, Australia that gives schools the power to suspend or expel students for what happens off school grounds, even online or on the weekend.
