Loading…
Derby Skippycoin ICG

Derby

Western Australia

DERBY.GUIDE

Community, Business and Visitor Guide

Derby Who's Who

← Back to Portraits

Public Profile

Good Vibrations Global

PUBLIC PROFILE

Good Vibrations Global

Local Resident

Brisbane and Surrounds · QLD

Good Vibrations Global

I am pretty simple! I love helping individuals. However - that looks. Find your way, find your path, find whatever it is you think you have lost. Mostly I my interest is in seeing people being fully self-expressed. I want to ensure they live their best lives, whilst they can.
Let me paint a picture for you, you wake up, go to work, do your job, look at the clock a dozen times throughout the day wishing for the weekend to appear. You've got a good job. A successful career. A secure income. You've got it all, or so it seems. Every day you ask yourself. Is this really it?
Is this the life I dream about? Questions start to swirl around in your head.
I feel stuck!
Could I really build something of my own?
Could I earn an income all by myself?
Could I actually create a different future? How do I get out of this mess?
Careers should support the life you want to live, & not be consumed by it. I have spent decades in business, leadership, sales, business development & personal growth, I get excited knowing my job today is to help ambitious professionals explore what's possible beyond a traditional career pathway. Through a proven global business, comprehensive training, strategic business and marketing systems, world-class personal development and ongoing mentorship, we help people who are looking for more, more of everything.
This business model is not built just for the sake of it. But to create more choice: flexibility: freedom: control over your time: opportunity to work from wherever life takes you. And the possibility of designing work around the life you actually want.
You don't have to walk away from your career tomorrow. But you must be willing to ask yourself an honest question: If nothing changed in the next 5 or 10 years, would you be happy living the same working life?
We've created a way to explore building something of your own, with proven systems, training, mentorship and a global community to support you all the way.
The question is: Is this worth exploring? I say ... what have you got to lose?
Curious? Book a complimentary 10–15-min Chat now: https://calendly.com/shelley-goodvibrations-global/business-interview-with-shelley
Show all details
Services
We are a global organisation working with teams and individuals to help and assist them to grow through personal development and business opportunities.
Services provided
Diversity and Inclusion • Leadership Development • Negotiation • Team Building • Training • Business Consulting • Change Management

Public information provided by this member.

Share this Portrait

Distinguished and Famous people from Derby

🎨 Donny Woolagoodja

Worrorra artist Donny Woolagoodja grew up at Mowanjum near Derby after his family was moved south from their homeland. Learning from elders, including his father Sam, he took on responsibilities for Country and the transmission of cultural knowledge. His giant Namarali Wandjina became internationally visible during the Sydney Olympics opening ceremony in 2000. Painting, cultural leadership and writing were intertwined in his work, including the book Keeping the Wandjinas Fresh. Mowanjum was central to that artistic life and to his teaching of younger generations.

📖 Daisy Utemorrah

Daisy Utemorrah moved with her community to Mowanjum on Derby’s outskirts in 1956. Fluent in Wunambal, Ngarinyin and Worrorra, she taught younger generations and worked to record languages and stories. Her writing brought childhood memories and cultural knowledge to wider audiences, including through Do Not Go Around the Edges. She was also a foundation member of the Mowanjum Dance Group. The Derby connection is a sustained community life, not a birthplace casually assigned to the nearest town. Her contribution combined the written page with teaching, performance and the responsibility of passing knowledge onwards.

🏛️ Joyce Steele

Joyce Steele spent two months at Derby in 1934 with the family of Dr Theodore Hodge, taking part in efforts to contain a deadly malaria epidemic. There she also met Wilfred Steele, then manager of Yeeda station, whom she later married. Her subsequent public life unfolded in South Australia, where advocacy for children with disabilities preceded election to parliament and service as education minister. Derby’s connection is a short but specifically documented stay, with practical involvement during a local health emergency. It should not be enlarged into a birthplace, a nursing qualification or a claim that her parliamentary career happened in the Kimberley.

Please like our Page

Is there someone we have missed? Would you like to honor a distinguished resident from Derby? We welcome the public to sponsor individuals by creating your own permanent article in the Derby Hall of Fame

Derby Boab Tree thanks to Martin Kraft CC BY-SA