Sarah Florence's guest appearances

Sarah Florence

The Mind Mate Podcast

Portrait of an Editor

Mindgold 

Siobhan Macleod

Tom Ahern

Tom Brevoort

Stefanos Sifandos

Carl Jung

Erin Telford

Louise Simonson

Johann Hari

Gina Gagliano

Alejandro Arbona

Michael Oeming

Taki Soma

Sebastian Girner

Cynthia Sue Larson

Andy Weir

OwlTail

Sarah Florence Lord

Paul Goodenough

Paul Goodenough, the mastermind behind The Most Important Comic Book on Earth, and Sarah Florence Lord, an editor on the anthology, join Portrait of an Editor for a second discussion about this vital anthology and the Rewriting Extinction campaign to tackle the climate and biodiversity emergencies.Sarah discusses the medium of webcomics and their role in the comic book's success and the campaign's messaging. Paul talks about his philosophy of change, the many people who donated time to the anthology, and the impact it has already had on our planet.

Paul Goodenough, the mastermind behind The Most Important Comic Book on Earth, and Sarah Florence Lord, an editor on the anthology, join Portrait of an Editor for a second discussion about this vital anthology and the Rewriting Extinction campaign to tackle the climate and biodiversity emergencies. Sarah discusses the medium of webcomics and their role in the comic book's success and the campaign's messaging. Paul talks about his philosophy of change, the many people who donated time to the anthology, and the impact it has already had on our planet.

Episode 122: Sarah Florence Lord and Paul Goodenough: The Most Important Comic Book on Earth

Inspired by Jason, this episode is 100% me. Join me for a massive overshare into the less boring bits of my life, what I've learnt from them, and how the seemingly negative things that happen can turn into the best if you just wait them out, just like you'll have to wait til the end to hear me drop the c bomb.   00:00 The inspiration behind doing a solo episode and the opportunity to stop listening if you don't particularly want to know too much about me. 01:30 How most of us are just normal people trying to be slightly better at normal things and the importance of using adversity to become slightly less average. 03:10 The least boring parts of my life; ice, sex, and the constant fear of going to hell. 10:00 The constant need to flog dead horses and the importance of quitting while you're ahead.  13:00 Yeah, nah, bye. The transition from piece of shit to art student piece of shit.  16:00 Why spite is an excellent motivational tool, but a genuine passion is essential.  21:00 From food to fitness; the inspiration behind my next career change. 26:00 CrossFit; how being hit by a car turned me into a full CF wanker, plus finding and then losing a surrogate family. 30:00 Entering the world of weightlifting; why I love keeping my clothes on and sitting the fuck down. Discipline, commitment, and falling in love with the process. 33:00 The goal and why I'm OK with not being there yet. 36:00 Making things fucking happen, and why being an annoying c*** is essential to achieving anything. 

Inspired by Jason, this episode is 100% me. Join me for a massive overshare into the less boring bits of my life, what I've learnt from them, and how the seemingly negative things that happen can turn into the best if you just wait them out, just like you'll have to wait til the end to hear me drop the c bomb.  00:00 The inspiration behind doing a solo episode and the opportunity to stop listening if you don't particularly want to know too much about me. 01:30 How most of us are just normal people trying to be slightly better at normal things and the importance of using adversity to become slightly less average. 03:10 The least boring parts of my life; ice, sex, and the constant fear of going to hell. 10:00 The constant need to flog dead horses and the importance of quitting while you're ahead.  13:00 Yeah, nah, bye. The transition from piece of shit to art student piece of shit.  16:00 Why spite is an excellent motivational tool, but a genuine passion is essential.  21:00 From food to fitness; the inspiration behind my next career change. 26:00 CrossFit; how being hit by a car turned me into a full CF wanker, plus finding and then losing a surrogate family. 30:00 Entering the world of weightlifting; why I love keeping my clothes on and sitting the fuck down. Discipline, commitment, and falling in love with the process. 33:00 The goal and why I'm OK with not being there yet. 36:00 Making things fucking happen, and why being an annoying c*** is essential to achieving anything.

Going solo w/ Sarah Florence 

Sarah Florence is a weightlifter, CrossFitter, and founder of Mind Gold where she details and takes us along her journey in the physical and mental worlds; building the mindset of an athlete (something that can be formulated into all facets of life).  Sarah uses her story to help others but I think the best thing about her story is that she details it in a way purely to give back. There isn't any "me", "me", "me". She gives us the facts then speaks about what she learnt and how we can apply those lessons to our lives. We ALL have a story and the more we can reconcile the negative aspects of them—talking about them can help but there are many other ways too (meditation and solitude being some of those)—the more united we may become as a bunch of happy humans. This podcast has some really fantastic insights into the development of a mind that embraces the journey as opposed to the destination. The truth is, we are all going to die, we will never be fulfilled externally (can you beam with happiness by sitting along!?) and none of us have all the answers. I got heaps from chatting with Sarah. She's an absolute bloody legend, and someone who is exceptionally down to earth which is very inspiring for hairy old me over here. Enjoy the show mates!  

Sarah Florence is a weightlifter, CrossFitter, and founder of Mind Gold where she details and takes us along her journey in the physical and mental worlds; building the mindset of an athlete (something that can be formulated into all facets of life).  Sarah uses her story to help others but I think the best thing about her story is that she details it in a way purely to give back. There isn't any "me", "me", "me". She gives us the facts then speaks about what she learnt and how we can apply those lessons to our lives. We ALL have a story and the more we can reconcile the negative aspects of them—talking about them can help but there are many other ways too (meditation and solitude being some of those)—the more united we may become as a bunch of happy humans. This podcast has some really fantastic insights into the development of a mind that embraces the journey as opposed to the destination. The truth is, we are all going to die, we will never be fulfilled externally (can you beam with happiness by sitting along!?) and none of us have all the answers. I got heaps from chatting with Sarah. She's an absolute bloody legend, and someone who is exceptionally down to earth which is very inspiring for hairy old me over here. Enjoy the show mates!

#42 - Help Others To Help Yourself With Sarah Florence