ABOUT CASEY

asked questions for a living

Now she helps audiences ask the questions that change their lives, both on stage and in the media. Whether it's hosting TV programs for the ABC or Channel 10, writing for the biggest digital platforms in the country, or delivering the books people most need — for two decades, Casey has been asking the hard questions. The ones that crack people open and turn complexity into clarity. The ones that teach them to act first, feel second. 

Currently completing a Master of Public Health on her way to a PhD, Casey's work sits at the intersection of journalism and behavioural science. Because we don't have an information problem — we have an application problem. The possibility gap between deciding and doing breeds procrastination, perfectionism and permission-seeking, and Casey knows this because she spent her life crippled by all three.

She thought they were design flaws, until she learned they’re skills you can train to fix. Now, she’s teaching people to do the same, with the precision of a journalist, the science to back it up, and her signature wit and warmth.