Sarah has become one of Australia’s most sought-after media personalities, carving out a dynamic career across television, radio, podcasting, digital media and presenting. A natural storyteller with warmth and wit, she spent several years hosting with Channel 7 and 3AW shaping her polished on-air presence. She now brings that same calibre to her work with her own acclaimed podcast, Seize the Yay, and as a regular host with the Mamamia network positioning her as a trusted and influential voice in today’s media landscape.
What sets Sarah apart is the depth behind her delivery, having started out as a mergers and acquisitions lawyer at a top international firm, developing the strategic rigour and commercial grounding that continue to inform her work. She went on to become a globally recognised and award-winning entrepreneur as the co-founder of Matcha Maiden and the celebrated plant-based eatery Matcha Mylkbar, both of which she successfully scaled to exit.
As her career has evolved, Sarah has broadened her skillset across the media ecosystem, expanding into podcast production recently successfully launching The Archive with Rozalia Russian and Lana Wilkinson. She is also a sought after brand ambassador and creator working across industries with prestigious brands including American Express, Luxury Escapes, and L’Oreal Paris, further cementing her reputation as a multifaceted operator.
Blending legal intelligence, entrepreneurial experience, and media versatility, Sarah creates content and conversations with both heart and depth and can craft keynotes and experiences to almost any audience on a wide range of topics. Whether in the studio, on stage, or on screen, her signature mix of substance and sparkle inspires audiences to rethink success and, above all, “seize their yay.”
Talking Points
How to Seize your Yay!
In her Keynotes Sarah shares her philosophy on how to seize your Yay! This keynote encompasses any of the following themes:How to Seize your Yay!
- Choosing not to merely settle passively for what's good but to strive actively for what's great
- Distinguishing between being busy or objectively successful on one hand and being happy and fulfilled on the other
- Breaking the autopilot circuit we sometimes end up on when swept up in social expectations and the glorification of progress
- Distinguishing between speed and direction in our pathways - some people are getting nowhere fast
- Combating self-doubt, fear and impostor syndrome to embrace the growth opportunity in discomfort
- Gathering data on your own strengths, weaknesses and preferences to build a joyful life blocking out the white noise of everyone else's lives and destructive effects of social comparison
- Rewiring your appetite for uncertainty and becoming adaptable to the possibilities that come with change
- Appreciating the concept of failing forwards - your best teacher is your last mistake
- The importance of finding joy outside of your profession to maintain perspective, wellbeing and joy
- Building the right "Yayborhood" and support network it whatever you do
I have had the pleasure of speaking alongside Sarah as well as having her speak at Collective Hub events. She has a remarkable ability to inspire and captivate her audience with her entrepre ... keep reading Lisa Messenger Founder & CEO, Messenger Group and Collective Hub
Sarah would have to be one of the most driven, authentic, and creative people I have met within the industry. I was blown away watching her speak at The Wellness Festival, inspiring hundreds of women in the room to pursue their passions and never stop believing in their dreams no matter what the circumstance. Sarah's kindness and such real' persona are qualities I admire dearly. It's a privilege to work alongside her in this industry.
Sarah is the ultimate professional and such a pleasure to work with. Sarah spoke at The Wellness Festival 2017 in Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane. She lit up the stage with her incredibly inspiring presentation. She is humble, funny and really brave in her storytelling. She connects with her audience on such an amazing level as she is completely relatable.
Sarah is an incredibly engaging speaker who has a love for life that's contagious. Her presence relaxes the audience while her message captivates them. Add to this her relatable sense of humour and you've got a completely engaged audience. It was an absolute pleasure working with Sarah!
Sarah was a captivating speaker who had the audience, people from ages 15 to 70, hanging on every word for the hour she spoke. Sarah shared very personally about her experiences and the stories of fascinating people she has met. In engaging a speaker for my event, I wanted someone who would inspire people, particularly those whose careers are still in formation, to dream about the options available to them, to think outside the box and to feel that there are many opportunities for them in life. Sarah certainly delivered. Many in the audience stayed to have a picture and a chat with her, doubling the session time. One of the women in the audience said she was the best speaker she had ever seen! I recommend Sarah to anyone looking for a speaker to inspire their audience.
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