A new lifestyle platform aimed to improving life skills and mental health has been launched. Cuppa.tv is a member-based platform featuring hundreds of on-demand and live video conversations with some of the world’s most credible and inspirational experts, personalities and storytellers to improve your work and life.
Cuppa helps employees, teams, and individual members improve their wellness, performance, and sense of belonging with meaningful conversations from fascinating people. Founder and host of Cuppa, Luke ‘Cookie’ Cook, saw a need for meaningful conversations at home and in the workplace.
“I think society, and particularly businesses, have weakened our conversational muscle when it comes to having meaningful conversations. We spend so much time online and on ‘productivity’ tools that we lose the ability to truly connect and ultimately be present… this has obviously been heightened by hybrid modern working,” says Cook.
“Cuppa is like Netflix for businesses who want the most for their people in work and life.”
After the sudden death of close friend and Cuppa co-founder Jill Covitz just three weeks before launch, Cook has discovered for himself the power of the Cuppa community.
“The wave of support I have received from hundreds of our community has shown me that what we have created is more than just a business; it’s a movement based on the foundation of connection. Jill was my wingwoman in my 5-year entrepreneurial journey, and I wish she was here to be a part of our success.”
The platform features conversations with a diverse range of Australian celebrities, thought leaders and experts, including Rosie Batty, Greg Page, Dr Katrina Warren, Kieren Perkins, Shaynna Blaze, Gus Worland, and Australian Olympic gold medalist Beach volleyball player, Kerri Pottharst OAM.
Pottharst says that the Cuppa community and experience brings together a much-needed combination of business and positive mindset to the workplace. “It’s a privilege to be part of the Cuppa community and work together with a genuinely passionate team to keep promoting healthy habits and conversations on mindset, wellbeing and performance,” says Pottharst.
With 300+ experts, personalities and storytellers and over 350 virtual conversations, masterclasses and experiences, Cuppa has already impacted more than 50,000 people and 90 different organisations including Google, Mirvac and NBCUniversal, since it first launched at the start of COVID.
Cuppa has also raised $40,000 for charities. Now its new and improved platform brings a bigger and better offering to organisations and individuals across the country.
Original content from Cuppa. Note: Content has been edited for style and length.
Nina Alvarez is a Content Producer for Healthcare Channel. Her interests include writing, particularly about the healthcare sector and the many ways it can improve to further benefit people from all walks of life.
