Stacey Copas

I work with high performers who’ve hit the wall, and take them further than they’ve ever been before ✦ Resilience Rocks® ✦ Keynote Speaker ✦ Mentor ✦ Consultant

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Resilience Rocks in action.

Music is one of my rituals for resilience.

So is connection with people who support and encourage you.

This workout was a perfect combination!

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If you’ve been white-knuckling it on your own, that’s worth noticing.

You don’t have to figure all of this out by yourself.

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High performers have a dirty little secret.

They resist asking for help more than almost anyone else.

And there’s a real reason for that. 🧵

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The most capable people I know are the ones who ask the fastest.

Ego is expensive. Results matter more.

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Australia’s 12 MPs going to the World Cup is paid for by you.

They get :
Business class
Security
Five star hotel
Chauffeured transport ( about $2000 per person per day )
$500- $1000 per day covering meals and allowances

On top of the twelve MPs attending your tax dollars will also cover media liaison officers , department advisors, foreign affairs officials , travel manager, event coordinator, accomodation coordinator and transport coordinator , risk and intelligence liaison officers, photographer, videographer, travel health support officer, embassy liaison officers , note taker, parliamentary clerk assistant, speech writer, government communications officer.

Meanwhile
We are all putting the blueberries back waiting for next week when they may be $2 cheaper.

These people are criminal.

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Resilience - The NEW Way to Navigate Hard Times https://t.co/01dVatTyUL via @YouTube

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@SPINALpedia Thank you for sharing 🙏🏻🙌🏻

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Stacey Copas, paralyzed since age 12, shares her story on Stories of Hope by Lady Emily Korir OAM. She talks about her book, "How to be Resilient: The Blueprint for Getting Results When Things Don't Go to Plan."

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𝘼𝙩 12 𝙮𝙚𝙖𝙧𝙨 𝙤𝙡𝙙, 𝙝𝙚𝙧 𝙡𝙞𝙛𝙚 𝙘𝙝𝙖𝙣𝙜𝙚𝙙 𝙛𝙤𝙧𝙚𝙫𝙚𝙧...The Stacey Copas Story #stor... https://t.co/UKFxHQfOjI via @YouTube

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Why penalising entrepreneurial ambition risks driving innovation and capital away from Australia https://t.co/0S5aA5h1Wg

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@Michael_Yon The best news! Congratulations. Loved this episode!

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The chart below shows the effective capital gains tax rate facing a business owner who invests $250,000 upfront, holds for 10 years, and then exits at different valuations. The result is striking: under Labor’s proposed CGT changes, Australian founders and investors would face an effective tax rate of up to 46% — roughly double the burden faced in most comparable markets, including the US, UK, Canada, Germany, Japan and New Zealand. And this is not just a founder problem. The same logic applies across all small, medium and large businesses, and any asset, including listed equities, property, private equity, venture capital and crypto. If these changes proceed, Australia will become one of the least attractive places in the developed world to build, invest, take risk and realise gains. The one major asset still sitting outside this tax net is the owner-occupied home, which remains CGT-exempt. That creates a powerful distortion. If investment properties, businesses, shares, commercial property and other assets are hit with materially higher effective CGT rates, capital will rationally look for shelter in the family home. The likely result: less capital for startups and productive enterprise, lower productivity, more pressure on rents as investors retreat from housing, higher inflation and interest rates, weaker demand for risk assets, and even more money being recycled into owner-occupied property — the last great tax haven in Australia. In short: this is not just a profound increase in the tax burden, with zero consultation in the name of giving imprudent politicians more money to waste. It is a major repricing of risk-taking in Australia. It is not reform: it is highly regressive, as it seeks to punish entrepreneurial success, which is the key driver of long-term jobs, incomes, growth and prosperity. It does not boost productivity: it destroys it by actively discouraging innovation and business creation. It will not lower the cost of living: it will lift it by boosting rents and making us much more inefficient. It will not reduce interest rates: alongside rampant and reckless government spending and record migration, it will pressure the RBA to raise our mortgage repayments. What is perhaps most shocking is that only 12 months ago this government was elected on the basis promising to never make these changes...

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The Rebuild Nobody Posts About https://t.co/lfmShSk80d via @LinkedIn

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The Habit of Resilience: Build It Before You Need It | Stacey Copas https://t.co/jCqj6iAjID via @YouTube

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Michelangelo's Secret to Clarity (And How It Applies to Your To-Do List)... https://t.co/KBmtualwCT via @YouTube

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[James Kemp @jaaims]

You’re not one funnel away from $1m…
You are one idea away.

Thursday is my 1:1 call day.

Spent the day getting into the one idea that they can use to power the next wave of growth.

The funny thing is everyone had dozens.

Models, frameworks and mechanisms coming out their ears.

You only need one.

One idea that meets a desire in a market.

That has a mechanism that converts things the market possesses into things it wants.

One single idea positioned as a new opportunity can power anyone to $1m and beyond.

It doesn’t even need to be original.

It does need to be yours.

You’re only one idea away.