Big F*cking Dreams

By: Hannah Kissel
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  • Summary

  • The Big F*cking Dreams Podcast is for top performers who want to develop emotionally, physically, and spiritually without losing their edge. This self-development podcast offers step-by-step actionable tips from one of Australia's leading life coaches, Hannah Kissel, who has worked with clients from ASX top 50 companies like APA Group and globally leading tech companies like LinkedIn, Uber, Gartner, and DocuSign. Her mission is to help high performers develop high self-esteem, build a purpose-filled career, and cultivate healthy relationships. You may have questions like: How can I be a high performer and not burn out? How do I build high self-esteem? How do I have healthy relationships while also achieving my huge goals? How do I know my purpose? How do I set boundaries? How do I build confidence? How do I overcome imposter syndrome? With her raw and unfiltered style, Hannah Kissel asks bold questions and gives bold answers. Join her and experts from the self-development field to help you realize your potential. Your support means the world, so click the follow button so she can support your big f*cking dreams.
    2024
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Episodes
  • 25. Big F*cking Books: It's Not Fairy Smut

    25. Big F*cking Books: It's Not Fairy Smut
    Nov 12 2024
    In this episode, career coach Hannah Kissel introduces her new podcast segment 'Big F*cking Books,' where she passionately discusses her love for reading and specifically focuses on the works of Sarah J. Maas. She explores the cultural impact of Maas's writing on millennial readers, critiques the often dismissive labels attached to her work, and emphasizes the importance of strong female characters in literature. The conversation also touches on the significance of reading for pleasure and encourages listeners to embrace their reading preferences without judgment. Additionally, Hannah shares recommendations for other notable books and offers insights on how to cultivate a fulfilling reading habit. takeaways
    • Hannah Kissel introduces her new podcast segment 'Big F*cking Books'.
    • She has a strong educational background in English literature and creative writing.
    • Sarah J. Maas has significantly impacted millennial reading habits.
    • Maas's work is often dismissed as 'fairy smut', which Hannah critiques.
    • The accessibility of Maas's writing encourages more people to read.
    • Hannah emphasizes the importance of strong female characters in literature.
    • There is a cultural bias against women's literature compared to men's.
    • Reading should be a pleasurable experience, not a chore.
    • Hannah shares other book recommendations beyond Sarah J. Maas.
    • Listeners are encouraged to read what they love without judgment.

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    22 mins
  • 24. Owning Your Space Without Becoming an Asshole

    24. Owning Your Space Without Becoming an Asshole
    Nov 5 2024
    In this episode, career coach Hannah Kissel discusses the challenges of imposter syndrome and the importance of confidence in professional settings. She explores how societal norms, particularly tall poppy syndrome, affect individuals' ability to assert themselves. The conversation delves into practical strategies for improving self-confidence, including body language, the power of silence, and the significance of preparation. Hannah also emphasizes the importance of surrounding oneself with supportive relationships and offers challenges to help listeners boost their self-awareness and confidence.
    • Imposter syndrome often stems from early belief systems.
    • Tall poppy syndrome can hinder confidence in Australia.
    • Apologizing too much can signal inferiority.
    • Body language plays a crucial role in confidence.
    • Silence can be a powerful tool in communication.
    • Preparation is key to feeling confident in meetings.
    • Over-explaining can undermine your authority.
    • Accepting compliments is essential for self-esteem.
    • Surround yourself with supportive people.
    • Family dynamics can significantly impact personal growth.

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    16 mins
  • 23. Navigating Friendship Breakdowns

    23. Navigating Friendship Breakdowns
    Oct 30 2024

    In this episode, career coach Hannah Kissel shares her reflections on personal growth, the importance of emotional intelligence, and the often overlooked topic of friendship breakdowns. She discusses her journey of self-discovery, the challenges of navigating friendships in adulthood, and offers insights on how to manage and understand friendship dynamics. The conversation emphasizes the significance of emotional literacy in both personal and professional contexts, and encourages listeners to take responsibility for their own inspiration and creativity.

    • Hannah reflects on her recent experiences and the importance of public speaking.
    • She discusses the need for emotional literacy in the workplace.
    • Friendship breakdowns are significant yet often overlooked.
    • Navigating friendships in your 30s can lead to shifts in dynamics.
    • Quality of problems can change as one grows personally.
    • It's essential to take responsibility for one's own inspiration.
    • Friendship dynamics can reveal patterns that need addressing.
    • Shifting expectations in friendships can lead to relief.
    • Grieving friendship breakdowns is a natural process.
    • Resources are available for those struggling with friendship issues.

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    20 mins

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