Summary: What is Your Life Of Impact About?<br> <br> We connect with Big Impactors in their communities and we go deep.<br> <br> We explore their Mindsets, Habits, Values and Belief Systems.<br> <br> We engage in their Vulnerabilities and Adversities and seek out their “fear” based approaches to success.<br> <br> The Idea of this episode 000 is to give you more info on what this entire podcast journey is about, a little bit more info on your host, Brett Robbo, and also to highlight the importance that this podcast is all about YOU, and providing an abundance of value for YOU.<br> <br> We want your continual feedback, we want your advice, your opinions, your suggestions on guests and content - we want to give you the most value possible!<br> <br> "Yes I will be talking about myself a lot in this episode, I apologise, but after this intro episode I promise you'll be getting to know each and every awesome guest to their fullest and be absorbing everything they have to offer" Brett explains.<br> <br> Brett has been addicted to listening podcasts for the past two years and they’ve literally changed his life, because they provide an abundance of value, inspiration, influence and guidance… They’ve truly reshaped his personal and professional development.<br> <br> Now he's wanting to share the engagement of some amazingly inspirational humans he's been grateful to move through time with.<br> <br> We will start this journey together learning from the inspiring Paralympic communities. Resilient athletes and coaches who have not only succeeded in their sports, but also made a big impact outside their sports and continue to do so.<br> <br> We will then start to welcome Health Experts and Enthusiasts, Inspiring Entrepreneurs and Community Leaders, and learn more about the Key Pillars of Life from these legends and how we can implement small changes into our lives that can make a big impact.<br> <br> Brett is from a very small country town called Cobar, in Far Western New South Wales, Australia, and he understands the power of small communities, especially when influenced by Big Impactors!<br> Cobar’s population hovers around 5,500 people<br> It is Very isolated with the nearest “city” being a 300km drive.<br> <br> Cobar is a mining town. In the aboriginal language Cobar actually means Burnt Earth<br> <br> The beauty of Cobar being so small is that everyone is like family. The community is like a big family. This creates an amazingly powerful bond and Brett has seen and experienced this power many times as the town rallies together to support families or individuals through unfortunate tragedies, sporting teams or individuals needing to raise money for travel, charity events to raise money for the much needed organisations in town - whatever it is!<br> <br> Growing up in Cobar to Brett is summed up as en experience of independence, community support and his amazing family close by - so close actually, he could jump on his push bike for a few minutes and be at his grandparents house or best friends or the local sporting fields. <br> <br> Brett left Cobar when he finished school almost 14 years ago, but he still contributes to the community and has a lot of respect and gratitude towards the place. <br> <br> For the past 14 years Brett Robbo has been working in Paralympic sport as a Sprints & Jumps Coach and Performance Therapist.<br> He's been surrounded by stories of massive adversities everyday, but at the same time he's been uplifted by the courage and resilience displayed by these amazing athletes with a disability who learn how to use adversity to their advantage. <br> <br> Brett was also a full time athlete for a few years at the Australian Institute of Sport as a 100m and 200m sprinter.<br> <br> Some other interesting facts about Brett:<br> "A few of my top values are my health - physical, mental,
