Our Thoughts On Tall Poppy Syndrome

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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?

Unknown 0:01
Look, it is winter in here, but you can never be too safe. This side of the world is getting a little bit colder, but you can never be too safe. You can never be too proud to use some sunblock.

What is Tall Poppy Syndrome and why is it significant?

Unknown 0:11
I never use sunblock, and it's one of those work-ons that I need to have going forward. Apparently, you should be putting it on every single day. Skinny supplies it for kids. The Sun Booster, it's a gel sunscreen, so it's an easy apply. You know, it's not going to stick too long. It's boom, it's in. And it is also, because you need to know these things, it is auto... Water resistant. So. Can I have that? Bloody.
Jordan 0:37
Tell them I sent you. You sold it. Can I take this home? Have two. It's actually already in my pocket.
Unknown 0:43
Have two.
Jordan 0:44
No, I'd actually like one. Thank you.
Brook 0:47
Skinny's. Available. That's what it's called.

How does Tall Poppy Syndrome manifest in society?

Brook 0:49
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Carl J. Soda 0:52
With Chemist Warehouse.
Unknown 0:58
Let's go. Never fold. Ten toes down, baby. You know who it is. I'm trying to be like you, mother.
Matua 1:06
Shush. It's too late to turn back now.
Brook 1:09
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Unknown 1:16
We're back. Yes, kia ora, good morning, good evening and everything in between. It's a Talk To Me Nice Thursday. We're here for our morning shifters from our misters to our sisters.
Matua 1:26
We're back for another show just in case you missed this. It is our third. We've got three shows left. We're on the podium. It's a Wednesday.
Unknown 1:40
Three shows left here in the studio.

What are the psychological impacts of Tall Poppy Syndrome?

Unknown 1:43
That's scary. We're on the podium finish.
Jordan 1:47
Hey, we got exciting things to look forward to, man. We do. We say sayonara to this place. What a... I feel like I haven't grieved this place. Like, you haven't even allowed me to. Tomorrow. Tomorrow. Okay. Talk about it tomorrow. Until then, we stay blessed. Hey, don't stress.

How does cultural perception influence ambition?

Jordan 2:03
We got you covered. We got you covered. Like Sanjay, welcome to officially the number one show. If you call down under your home, welcome to new media. The People's Media. Let's go. Send them all, take a shiz off at the door. Everything you want, nothing you don't. Real people, real talk. And if we ain't number one on the charts, hopefully we're number one in your hearts.
Unknown 2:19
Let's get it, get it.
Jordan 2:20
Let's get it. Let's get it. Let's get it. Don't forget it.
Unknown 2:23
Let's get it. Let's get it. Don't you, don't you forget it.
Matua 2:30
You guys stepped this morning?
Unknown 2:32
I stepped this morning.

What lessons can we learn from discussions around success?

Matua 2:33
I got me a good 4,000 steps in this morning, boys.
Jordan 2:37
I already got me 4,000 in. You better wake up and do something now. I'll be doing mine on incline, so it's a little bit harder. So if it's less, they were harder steps than your flat ones.
Unknown 2:49
That's all I want to say. I was stepping out there. I was two-stepping so much.
Jordan 2:53
I need the data to show who walked these steps up a hill. No, no, no. It's all contributing. It's all helping. Shout out to City Fitness helping Aotearoa step up. Look, sometimes if you can't work it out, you've got to walk it out. That's why we're doing this. You cannot tell me when you get your body moving. When you get a little bit more healthier, it permeates into every other aspect of your life. And that's how we raise the tide of Aotearoa. Beautiful. It's that simple.
Unknown 3:18
Also, we might have to raise the number. We thought a billion was a dream. I think if I'm just doing the numbers, I'm analysing nice and early, we're about to smack that out the park.
Jordan 3:29
This is what I reckon. We said a billion. If you help us get there, everyone helps us decide where we go next. Run it up some more. Come on.
Unknown 3:38
If you haven't, hold on, hold on. If you're like, what the hell are you talking about? And you haven't been around for a couple of weeks, we have started a, we want Aotearoa to walk a billion steps. So we'll put it in our, Endo, can we chuck it in the bio or something of today's show? Send you straight to Stridekick and we'd love to have you as part of the team. What is on the show? What is on the show? What is on the show today, Mark?
Brook 3:59
You know what? I want to be, I want you guys to join me. Let's all be flies on the wall. Oh.

How can we combat the effects of Tall Poppy Syndrome?

Brook 4:05
You know when you fly on the wall and you look down and something's going on? Our good friends in Australia are having a conversation at the moment around something we are very familiar with in this country, tall poppy syndrome.

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