After a two-year break, I'm bringing the podcast back — starting with why I stepped away, what's changed, and where it's headed.

I paused Common Unity while juggling multiple businesses; the video production side alone was eating up to 10 hours per episode, and something had to give. Since then, we've relocated to Bethlehem (Tauranga), closed the office to work from home, and I completed 75 Hard — plenty to unpack there.

This time it's audio-only, no video, no clips. Just the conversations.

I'm told I think out loud pretty directly — logical, no fluff, sometimes blunt. That's not for everyone, but if you know me, you know it comes from wanting the best for the people I'm talking to. That's the spirit this show is coming back with.

This one's a short welcome-back episode to test the waters before we get into full guest conversations again.

Tell me in the comments: what did you like about the old episodes, what didn't land, and what would you want to see more of if this comes back properly?

I'm Jason, mortgage advisor and business/asset finance specialist at Quantum Asset Finance — outside of the podcast, that's where you'll find me.

In this episode of the Common Unity podcast, host Nick Funnel interviews Carl Tjaberings, a men's coach who helps men break free from subconscious prisons and negative emotional addictions. Karl shares his personal journey of overcoming a traumatic brain injury and how it led him to his current work. He explains the concept of subconscious prisons and programs and how they can hold men back from reaching their full potential. Karl also discusses the importance of identifying and challenging limiting beliefs and offers insights into creating positive change in one's life. This episode is a must-listen for anyone seeking personal growth and transformation.

Find Carl on Instagram: @carltjaberings

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In this episode of Common Unity, host Nick interviews Logan Donnelly, the creator of the popular Instagram account Kiwi Dad. Logan shares his journey of growing his following from 5,000 to over 80,000 in just 30 days. He reveals his strategies, including studying successful accounts in his niche, finding common threads, and creating engaging content. Logan emphasizes the importance of passion and finding a balance between creating content that resonates with your audience and content that you genuinely enjoy making. He also discusses the challenges of being a parent and offers tips for maintaining a positive mindset.

Find logan on Instagram: @_KiwiDad and YouTube at the same.
All young fathers will learn a lot from him and women, maybe your partners perspective also.

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