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Backing Yourself Beats Following the Right Path: Athan Didaskalou, July Founder, on Success After School
Jun 8, 2026
1h 02m 48s
When School Says Your Child Talks Too Much: Sarah Pound on Turning a Label Into a Career
May 31, 2026
1h 14m 19s
You Don't Have to Get It Right the First Time: Stephanie Pahl on Sport, Change and Finding Your Path
May 25, 2026
46m 09s
When Success Stops Feeling Like Success: Melissa Lozanovski, Founding Principal, on Ambition and Wellbeing
May 19, 2026
1h 12m 25s
You Don't Need a Perfect Plan After School: Ben Amos, Teacher Turned Entrepreneur
May 11, 2026
43m 19s
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| Date | Episode | Topics | Guests | Brands | Places | Keywords | Sponsor | Length | |
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| 6/8/26 | ![]() Backing Yourself Beats Following the Right Path: Athan Didaskalou, July Founder, on Success After School✨ | teenage uncertaintyconfidence through action+3 | Athan Didaskalou | July | AustraliaMornington Peninsula | success after schoolparenting+5 | — | 1h 02m 48s | |
| 5/31/26 | ![]() When School Says Your Child Talks Too Much: Sarah Pound on Turning a Label Into a Career✨ | personal growtheducation+3 | Sarah Pound | — | — | communicationsuccess+3 | — | 1h 14m 19s | |
| 5/25/26 | ![]() You Don't Have to Get It Right the First Time: Stephanie Pahl on Sport, Change and Finding Your Path✨ | successeducation+4 | Stephanie Pahl | — | — | successeducation+4 | — | 46m 09s | |
| 5/19/26 | ![]() When Success Stops Feeling Like Success: Melissa Lozanovski, Founding Principal, on Ambition and Wellbeing✨ | successidentity+4 | Melissa Lozanovski | — | — | successwellbeing+5 | — | 1h 12m 25s | |
| 5/11/26 | ![]() You Don't Need a Perfect Plan After School: Ben Amos, Teacher Turned Entrepreneur✨ | successadaptability+4 | Ben Amos | — | — | successadaptability+6 | — | 43m 19s | |
| 5/5/26 | ![]() When School Labels Your Child "Lazy": Myfanwy Fitzpatrick on Undiagnosed Dyslexia and Dyspraxia✨ | educationlearning differences+5 | Myfanwy Fitzpatrick | — | — | dyslexiadyspraxia+7 | — | 1h 05m 50s | |
| 4/27/26 | ![]() What If You Leave School With No Plan? Jasper Nettlefold on Building Success Over Time✨ | successidentity+3 | Jasper Nettlefold | More Than a Score | — | successschool+5 | July | 1h 01m 28s | |
| 4/19/26 | ![]() When School Doesn't Fit Your Child: Lael Stone on Courage, Connection and a Different Education (Re-Release)✨ | educationparenting+4 | Lael Stone | More Than a Score | — | educationparenting+5 | July | 1h 03m 21s | |
| 4/13/26 | ![]() Leaving School Early Worked Out Fine: Sam Gawenda on Trades, Business and Doing Hard Things✨ | successcareer pathways+4 | Sam Gawenda | JulyMore Than a Score | — | successcareer+5 | — | 1h 07m 11s | |
| 4/5/26 | ![]() A Good ATAR Wasn't What Made Her Successful: Blaise Witnish, CEO, on Strengths and Resilience✨ | success beyond schoolresilience+3 | Blaise Witnish | More Than a Score | — | successresilience+5 | July | 1h 24m 44s | |
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| 3/29/26 | ![]() Hayden Bevis: You Don’t Need a Perfect Plan to Build a Great Career✨ | career developmentcreative work+4 | Hayden Bevis | Poster Boy | — | careercreativity+5 | — | 57m 52s | |
| 3/22/26 | ![]() Ellie Pascazio: You Don’t Have to Be Academic to Succeed✨ | successnon-academic strengths+3 | Ellie Pascazio | More Than a ScoreCOVID | — | academic successsmall business owner+3 | — | 51m 06s | |
| 3/18/26 | ![]() Val Gnanakone: Success, Pressure and Becoming Yourself✨ | successeducation+4 | Val Gnanakone | — | SingaporeAustralia | successeducation+6 | — | 47m 42s | |
| 3/8/26 | ![]() Claire Tonti: From Not Feeling"Smart Enough" to Being a Successful Artist & Podcast CEO✨ | identitypressure+4 | Claire Tonti | — | — | successself-worth+4 | — | 57m 51s | |
| 3/8/26 | ![]() Why an ATAR of 89.95 Still Felt Like Failure: Claire Tonti on Perfectionism and Self-Worth | If your child is tying their worth to a number, Claire's story is one to share. It is for parents, students and anyone untangling self-worth from performance. Have you ever achieved something others celebrate but still felt like you fell short? Claire Tonti is a former teacher turned musician, filmmaker, podcaster and CEO. She grew up in a high-achieving family quietly believing she was not smart enough, and when she finished school with an ATAR of 89.95 it still felt like failure. Her path did not follow a neat line; she found herself through creativity, performance and building communities. This is an honest conversation about unspoken family expectations, the weight of comparison, and why perfectionism disconnects us from who we really are. One score does not define you, but one conversation can change how you see yourself. What you’ll hear in this episode: • Why an excellent ATAR can still feel like failure • Growing up with unspoken expectations in a high-achieving family • How perfectionism disconnects us from who we really are • Creativity as an outlet and a lifeline • Helping a child feel enough beyond their achievements • Untangling self-worth from performance One score doesn’t define you, but one conversation can change how you see yourself. More Than a Score: Redefining Success Beyond School is hosted by Laura Pitt and Dan Steele, a former teacher and award-winning school leader on the Mornington Peninsula, Victoria. New episodes fortnightly. Subscribe to follow along. | — | ||||||
| 3/1/26 | ![]() James Cameron: Why Changing Direction Could Be The Best Decision You Make✨ | educationpersonal growth+3 | James Cameron | — | — | career changeeducation+3 | — | 52m 58s | |
| 3/1/26 | ![]() Is It Too Late to Change Direction? James Cameron on Switching Paths and Subject Selection | If you are navigating subject selection or university pressure with your young person, this gives real perspective. Changing direction is often growth, not failure. This is a TITANIC episode. (See what we did there?). Have you ever started down a path because it seemed right, only to realise it did not fit? James Cameron is a teacher, mentor and outdoor education specialist who began university on one course and chose to shift, not because he could not cope, but because he was paying attention to who he was becoming. Working inside schools, he sees how quickly young people tie their identity to subjects, scores and labels, and how his own greatest strengths were relational rather than academic. For parents wondering whether it is too late for their child to change direction, James offers reassurance and clarity. Relationship-building outlasts any exam result. What you’ll discover: • What it feels like to change university course partway through • Why changing direction is often growth, not failure • Navigating subject selection and university pressure • How young people tie identity to subjects, scores and labels • Why relationship-building outlasts any exam result • Choosing growth over comfort when something doesn't fit Sometimes the most important step forward is having the courage to adjust course. 🔗 Discover more about Rise Outdoors here: https://riseoutdoors.com.au/ Check out James on Loz's previous podcast episode on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/3aaJzeQdawQyZQ5KdWbUoC?si=ft0n-dFSQzecew_4dnch-A More Than a Score: Redefining Success Beyond School is hosted by Laura Pitt and Dan Steele, a former teacher and award-winning school leader on the Mornington Peninsula, Victoria. New episodes fortnightly. Subscribe to follow along. | — | ||||||
| 2/22/26 | ![]() Told University Wasn't Realistic For Him: Cade Witnish, PlayHQ Co-Founder, on Low Expectations | If your child has ever been quietly written off, Cade's story matters. It is for any parent whose child has been told they are not likely to get the score they need. What happens when you are told university probably is not realistic for you, months before your final exams? Cade Witnish heard exactly that. Co-founder of Loud and Clear and sports-tech platform PlayHQ, he grew up in regional New South Wales labelled as someone with potential who did not apply himself. Then his ATAR surprised everyone. But this is not a story about proving people wrong. It is about how low expectations shape who we think we are, the influence of a determined mum, and the teacher who saw something first. Potential is easily misread, and the trajectory of a life is rarely defined at eighteen. What you’ll discover: • What to do if your child is told university isn't realistic • Handling the label has potential but doesn't apply himself • Why one teacher's belief can shift a whole trajectory • What first-generation university looks like in real life • Why confidence often develops years later • How potential is easily misread at eighteen One score does not define you, but one sentence of belief can change your whole trajectory. More Than a Score: Redefining Success Beyond School is hosted by Laura Pitt and Dan Steele, a former teacher and award-winning school leader on the Mornington Peninsula, Victoria. New episodes fortnightly. Subscribe to follow along. | — | ||||||
| 2/15/26 | ![]() Can Passion Become a Career? Sophie Perez on Art, Reinvention and Following Your Thread | If you are supporting a creative young person or questioning whether passion can become a pathway, this offers perspective and permission. Success rarely arrives all at once. What if the quiet thread running through your life is pointing somewhere meaningful? Sophie Perez is a fine artist and Royal College of Art graduate, former elite cyclist, studio founder and mother of three. Her path is anything but linear: painting in London, couriering by bike, racing at Tour de France level, stepping away from art for a decade to raise her family, then rebuilding her practice on the Mornington Peninsula. This is reassurance for parents and young people that success evolves and rarely follows a straight line. If you are supporting a creative young person or questioning whether passion can become a pathway, this episode offers permission to keep following the thread. What you’ll discover: • Whether a passion can really become a career • Why stepping away from something you love doesn't mean it's gone • How creative confidence is built through community • Supporting a young person who doesn't fit neat academic categories • Why success rarely arrives all at once • Following your thread through reinvention and different life stages Discover More About Sophie Perez and her art here 👇: https://www.sophieperezartist.com/ More Than a Score: Redefining Success Beyond School is hosted by Laura Pitt and Dan Steele, a former teacher and award-winning school leader on the Mornington Peninsula, Victoria. New episodes fortnightly. Subscribe to follow along. | — | ||||||
| 2/9/26 | ![]() The Skills That Matter More Than an ATAR: Tash Chapman on What Employers Really Value | If your child worries about getting it wrong, this reassures that learning through lived experience is a strength, not a weakness. It is for parents and students alike. What if the most valuable skills for life are not the ones measured by exams? Tash Chapman moved from school into people-focused work in HR and leadership, and now Nissi Wellness, and offers a powerful perspective on what really helps people thrive. Through years leading teams she has seen that confidence, communication, adaptability and emotional awareness often matter far more than a perfect academic record. This conversation is especially valuable for parents supporting young people who are questioning their direction, and for students who need reassurance that uncertainty is part of growth, not failure. Success is about becoming self-aware, capable and confident enough to navigate change. What you'll discover: • The skills employers value most, beyond exam results • Why self-awareness, communication and adaptability matter • How exploring different pathways builds clarity over time • Supporting a young person without over-directing them • Reframing uncertainty as part of growth, not failure • Why learning through experience is a strength You can learn more about Tash’s work and follow her pathway at Nissi Wellness on Instagram: @nissi_wellness More Than a Score: Redefining Success Beyond School is hosted by Laura Pitt and Dan Steele, a former teacher and award-winning school leader on the Mornington Peninsula, Victoria. New episodes fortnightly. Subscribe to follow along. | — | ||||||
| 1/19/26 | ![]() When Your ATAR Doesn't Match Who You Are: Emily Rovere on Learning How You Learn | If your child opened results that did not reflect who they are, this helps. Feeling lost does not mean they are off track. It is for parents and students after a hard result. What happens when the result staring back at you does not reflect who you know you are? Emily Rovere is an osteopath, business owner and mentor who opened her results feeling confused and deflated, then slowly realised the number was not the full story. A hard-working high achiever who did not yet know how she learned best, she carried pressure as the one who had to succeed. Missing the score she hoped for forced her to problem-solve, adapt and find a path that suited her. For parents, it is reassurance that struggle is not failure and detours can lead to clarity. One exam never defines the whole story. What you'll discover: • When your child's ATAR doesn't reflect who they are • The importance of learning how you learn • Why asking for help is hard, and why it matters • How resilience is built through discomfort • Why progress matters more than perfection • Reassurance that a detour can lead to clarity Because one moment, one exam, or one score never defines the whole story. More Than a Score: Redefining Success Beyond School is hosted by Laura Pitt and Dan Steele, a former teacher and award-winning school leader on the Mornington Peninsula, Victoria. New episodes fortnightly. Subscribe to follow along. | — | ||||||
| 1/12/26 | ![]() Learning, Failure and the Power of Relationships: Co-Host Dan Steele in the Guest Seat | If you have followed the show and wondered what shaped one of its hosts, start here. It is for parents worried about a child's future and educators supporting young people. What happens when the person usually asking the questions becomes the one being interviewed? In this special episode, co-host Dan Steele, an award-winning school leader and internationally accredited leadership coach, steps into the guest seat. He reflects on his own school experience, why he was never overly defined by his final score, and how early setbacks became unexpected springboards. Drawing on nearly two decades in classrooms, leadership and coaching (including living and teaching in a remote community in WA), Dan talks about failure as part of growth and the power of relationships in shaping how a young person sees their future. It is a window into the thinking behind the podcast itself. • Why school is the beginning, not the verdict • How belief from one adult can change a child's trajectory • What parents can model to build confidence and resilience • Why learning how to learn matters more than outcomes • Helping a young person run their own game • The thinking behind More Than a Score More Than a Score: Redefining Success Beyond School is hosted by Laura Pitt and Dan Steele, a former teacher and award-winning school leader on the Mornington Peninsula, Victoria. New episodes fortnightly. Subscribe to follow along. | — | ||||||
| 1/5/26 | ![]() What School Taught Me and What It Didn't: Co-Host Laura Pitt in the Guest Seat | If you want reassurance that there are many ways to live a fulfilling life, meet one of the hosts. It is for parents supporting a child through school transitions. You have heard the conversations. Now meet one of the people behind them. In this special episode, the mic turns toward co-host Laura Pitt to explore her own journey through school, uncertainty and the decisions that shaped how she now supports young people and families. Laura is open about the expectations she carried, the choices she made, and how her understanding of success has evolved. It is an honest reflection on why life rarely follows a straight line, and why that is often where growth begins. It also explains why More Than a Score exists and who it is really for. No one score ever tells the whole story. What you’ll discover: • How school pressure and expectations shape confidence • Why success looks different at different life stages • The power of reflection and self-trust • What one host wishes parents knew during the school years • Why uncertainty in young people is normal • Why More Than a Score exists and who it's for Because behind every pathway is a human story. And no one score ever tells the whole one. More Than a Score: Redefining Success Beyond School is hosted by Laura Pitt and Dan Steele, a former teacher and award-winning school leader on the Mornington Peninsula, Victoria. New episodes fortnightly. Subscribe to follow along. | — | ||||||
| 12/21/25 | ![]() From School to Startup: Athan Didaskalou, July Founder, on Redefining Success | If your teenager is facing big decisions without certainty, this helps. Confidence often comes after action, not before. It is for parents and students rethinking direction. What if the path you are meant to take only becomes clear once you stop chasing the right one? Athan Didaskalou, founder of one of Australia's most recognisable lifestyle brands, July, talks honestly about his relationship with school, the uncertainty he felt early on, and how curiosity, courage and lived experience mattered more than perfect results or a linear pathway. His story is a reminder that there is no single right pathway after school, that skills can be built through experience, and that one result never defines future potential. Whether you are a parent or a student unsure what comes next, this offers reassurance and practical insight. What you'll discover: • Navigating uncertainty after school with no clear plan • Why curiosity and experimentation beat early certainty • The risks and realities of starting something from scratch • How parents can support exploration without pressure • Why success looks different at every life stage Whether you’re a parent supporting a young person through big decisions, a student unsure of what comes next, or someone rethinking their own direction, this episode offers perspective, reassurance, and practical insight. More Than a Score: Redefining Success Beyond School is hosted by Laura Pitt and Dan Steele, a former teacher and award-winning school leader on the Mornington Peninsula, Victoria. New episodes fortnightly. Subscribe to follow along. | — | ||||||
| 12/14/25 | ![]() When Your ATAR Doesn't Go to Plan: Stacey Lapira on Disappointment and Starting Again | If your child is devastated by a result that did not go their way, this is for you. One moment does not get to define the rest of their life. What do you do when the score you worked so hard for does not turn out the way you hoped, and you feel completely devastated? Stacey Lapira is a former teacher and prison officer, now a fitness coach and gym owner. She shares honestly about missing the ATAR she expected, feeling embarrassed, withdrawing from friends and questioning her intelligence, and what came next: a story of courage and course-correction. Her journey reminds us that changing direction is not failure but often the beginning of finding your fit, and that one person who believes in you can change everything. One setback was never meant to define you. More Than a Score: Redefining Success Beyond School is hosted by Laura Pitt and Dan Steele, a former teacher and award-winning school leader on the Mornington Peninsula, Victoria. New episodes fortnightly. Subscribe to follow along. | — | ||||||
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