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70. Rebuilding Bridges: From Art Entrepreneur to Community Change Maker - Helen Pollard Part 2

70. Rebuilding Bridges: From Art Entrepreneur to Community Change Maker - Helen Pollard Part 2

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 What happens when you transform your deepest struggles into your life's greatest mission? In this powerful conclusion to Helen Louise Pollard's story, we dive deeper into her journey as a successful art industry entrepreneur who's now reshaping how we support children with diverse needs. This isn't just about business success - it's about the courage to rebuild broken family relationships and turn personal pain into community healing.Helen opens up about the complex process of reconnecting with her father and how those difficult conversations became the foundation for something extraordinary. Her vision extends far beyond entrepreneurship - she's creating sensory play centres that will become lifelines for families navigating the challenges of raising children who learn differently. This is where art meets advocacy, where personal transformation becomes community revolution.In this deeply moving conversation, Helen reveals how her own childhood struggles with learning differences didn't just shape her resilience - they ignited a passion to ensure no child feels the isolation she once experienced. Her story proves that our greatest wounds can become our most powerful gifts to the world. This is about leading your own way not just to success, but to significance.Join us as Helen shares her blueprint for turning entrepreneurial success into lasting community impact, and discover how one person's commitment to healing can create ripples of change for generations to come.Helen PollardMelbourne Event Florals: ⁠https://www.melbourneeventflorals.com.au/⁠Artea Art School⁠https://www.artea.au/⁠Roxys: Unique Functions & Events⁠https://www.roxysvenue.com/⁠Party Corp⁠https://partycorp.com.au/⁠Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/helenpoll?igsh=ZDZrNGx5bGM4N2Zr&utm_source=qrTakeaways- Helen's journey illustrates the power of perseverance and passion.- Art education can play a crucial role in community building.- Family dynamics can be complex and require ongoing effort to navigate.- Creating supportive environments for children is essential for their development.- Dyslexia can be reframed as a superpower rather than a disability.- Building relationships with family members can be challenging but rewarding.- Entrepreneurship is a journey that requires continuous growth and adaptation.- It's important to advocate for children with diverse needs in educational settings.- Personal experiences can shape one's mission and purpose in life.- Helen's future plans aim to bridge gaps in support for families and children. Chapters⭕ (00:00) Finding Strength in Adversity⭕ (04:10) The Journey of Self-Discovery and Acceptance⭕ (08:21) Adjusting to Life in Australia⭕ (14:55) Legal Battles and Family Ties⭕ (21:21) Regrets and Reflections on Family Relationships⭕ (23:57) Navigating Family Dynamics and Emotional Challenges⭕ (25:47) Reflections on Parental Relationships and Personal Growth⭕ (28:43) Finding Pride in Personal Achievements⭕ (31:41) Advice for Overcoming Adversity⭕ (44:43) Future Aspirations and Purpose-Driven Projects⭕ (54:33) Thank you to Helen Pollard - Please go follow her platforms and have a look around her portfolio. Everything Leading Our Own Way🪪 https://link.me/leadingourownway🌐 http://www.leadingourownway.com Newsletters📰 https://substack.com/@leadingourownwayListen to the Full Podcast Episode:🎧 Spotify: https://bit.ly/43H0Mr6 📺 🎧 Apple: https://apple.co/3J34tOs🎧 Amazon Music: https://bit.ly/3IIyCFC 📺 YouTube: https://bit.ly/4a0aQ1F📚Buy My Book 📚‘How To Lead With Purpose’ by Andrew White & Mike Nichols ~ https://www.azonlinks.com/B0C9SNQL6C #LeadingOurOwnWay #ArtEducation #CommunityImpact #Entrepreneurship #Resilience
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