The Unemployed Graduate

After achieving the dream body to compete in a body building competition, Ophie developed a seriously bad relationship with food. Whilst still on a high from accomplishing months of training, strict dieting & finally competing... this was not the moment she imagined to be breaking down over myfitnesspal showing her macros to be over for the airplane food.  In this episode

As a mining engineer by day who and a successful owner of a multiple 6 figure tutoring business by night, Gary shares how he juggled fulltime uni whilst growing his tutoring business, some advice for high school & uni graduates who don't know what to do after school & his unique upbringing as a child of immigrant parents who came from very humble beginnings.

This week's conversation is with Sandy Li cofounder of Pushas. She is an extremely inspiring woman and I'm so grateful for this conversation because in this episode she was so open about her struggles with depression, bullying, body image & social anxiety. At first glance, I would've never expected someone as outgoing, friendly and social as herself would be struggling with depress

This week I spoke to Abbas Sajad about his Lebanese background and going against the expectations of his very traditional family, what it feels like to be the only creative in his family and some of the very skewed portrayals of the Lebanese and Asian communities in the media. . Follow @theunemployedgraduate_ Follow @abssajad Abbas's website: www.abbassajad.com

Michael Boateng, the creator behind 'Colours Of A Nation' a docu-series detailing the stories of six young African-Australians and their unique experience with black identity, sits down to explain why it's so important for him to tell the stories of fellow African-Australians, his lack of identification with ethnic tribes, the dangers of extreme academia, burning out during high sc

Fong Ong shares what a day in her life looks like working in advertising, how she became an art director at her age, finding confidence in your work, battling an obsession with perfection and more importantly some of the early insecurities she had about being an Asian female in an industry where she seldom saw anyone who looked like herself.

In this episode Paulina & Simon are brutally honest about their struggles in the early stages of starting their businesses, how they've worked together as a couple, team & partnership when managing their personal & business relationships, how to deal with clients & cash flow as a freelancer and some of the greatest lessons they've learnt throughout the years.

Transitioning from his agency career to starting his own business, he has achieved great success and in this conversation you’ll discover how his business reached 6 figures in 6 months, how he conceptualises his creative process, how to stay inspired as a photographer in this saturated space and some of the lessons he wished he wished he would’ve known when he first started.

Justin Truong was well on his way to getting a head start in his corporate law career working at a top-tier law firm in Sydney before he starting to re-evaluate what he truly wanted to pursue. Justin candidly details growing up in a disadvantaged immigrant family background and grinding through starting his own business. This one's for those of you who have clung to the prestige of

In a highly saturated space on the internet, Elliot Choy's rapid success on YouTube (53k subs in 2 months) is anything but ordinary or by pure luck. Having failed twice before making his big breakthrough, Elliot shares honestly about finding purpose, how he grew on YouTube & how to stay motivated.