Matt discusses resilience with Carolyn Cranwell who is a resilience expert and coach as well as the founder and executive director of the global psychometric Institute.

She is also the author of two books, one titled navigating Alzheimer’s and another titled hard-core resilience

The Australian Alzheimer’s Association just recently has determined that approximately 472,000 Australians suffer today from all Alzheimer’s. They anticipate that Number growing to 1,000,000 x 20 58 unless there is some sort of major medical breakthrough.

In the United States 7 million people suffer with Alzheimer’s disease, further in the US 11% of people over the age of 65 adversity.

In 2023 the world health organisation announced that 55 million people worldwide suffer from Alzheimer’s

What is Alzheimer’s

Well in Layman’s terms it’s a type of dementia that affects Memory, thinking , and behaviour and the symptoms eventually becomes so bad that they interfere with daily task to point that someone becomes dangerous to themselves and sometimes others.

We all probably know someone who suffered from this . and anyone

anyone who’s been even tangentially involved with someone that has had this disease has a general understanding of how deeply frustrating and frightening it is for the person who has it.

Furthermore, it is just something that absolutely rips the heart out of their loved ones to see the person they care for slowly but consistently lose themselves and see that person slip away and become a shell of what they once were.

Someone who is dedicated a big portion of our life to help with this issue is Caro Lynn Cranwell, who is a resilience expert and coach as well as the founder and executive director of the global psychometric Institute.

She is also the author of two books, one titled navigating Alzheimer’s and another hard-core resilience

Our guest today is Caro Lynn Cranwell, Author and Resilience Expert and founder of the Global Psychometric Institute and the trademarked Cranwell-Cambridge Resilience Test

Young men and boys are sometimes told that they should be ashamed of being male.

Terms like toxic masculinity are bandied about .

AS a result, many young men are confused and feel adrift .

This seems to be causing young men to lose confidence and thus underachieve .

Men are falling behind in several areas .

In the United States Men only receive 42% of 4 year degrees.

That number is 38% for masters degrees.

According to the Australia bureau of statistics Men account for 75% of all suicides .

Furthermore , the Australian institute of health and welfare state that men ages 15-24 tend to feel significantly more social isolation and loneliness.

In extreme cases this environment , lack of confidence , direction, and achievement has resulted in the creation of subcultures like the incels ( involuntary celibates ) or misogynistic incels where a culture of resentment and even hatred of women has blossomed.

Our guest today has made it his mission to try to help with these issues .

Richie Gibson is a life coach as well as

a dating and relationship coach as well as.A number 1 best selling co author of a book titled “the book i read “

13.4 percent of Australians are below the poverty line. That’s approximately one out of eight people Even more frighteningly 1/6 children live in poverty.

30 percent of Aboriginals are below the poverty line.

This translates to approximately 120,000 people.

In a 2016 study the Australian government stated that 47% of aboriginal and Torres straight Islanders lived in the most economically disadvantaged areas in Australia.

 Today we talk to someone who is devoted his life to help with these socio economic problems and make a difference in peoples lives right now.

Ross Tanimu is a psychosocial recovery coach and he shares his insights and experience on the front line battling for the economically advantaged and helping them help themselves.

Matt discusses the worldwide sleeplessness epidemic with Sabine CHristelli who is a sleep research scientist, meditation teacher, NLP master practitioner, hypnotherapist, coach, course, podcast & YouTube creator.

She regularly does corporate talks and has run seminars, for organisations like Cairns airport, Pisani Group, Toyota, Mount Lofty House and The Department of Defence on the power & importance of optimised sleep

 She is also the director of sleep and rejuvenation at the reef house in Qld and was recently featured in Australian Traveller magazine, and has written a sleep guide

Battlling anxiety and burnout Matt discusses how to handle the epidemic of anxiety and burnout Libby Dinos Public & Corporate Speaker,

NLP Master Practitioner and Empowerment Mindset Coach,

Matt speaks with Stephen Coard Who after his own struggles with mental health focuses on putting a smile on everyone’s face. He also discusses how the neuro diverse can live happy healthful healthy lives and make a great contribution to our society with Steph Hopkins -President of Rotaract chapter Adelaide.

Matt speaks with Sally Curtis From homes for homes on how we can increase the supply of social and affordable housing.

Matt speaks with Ali Ahmadi and his parents fleeing from Afghanistan during the Soviet invasion and his escape under fire from Iran to his eventual immigration to Australia and success as and engineer honoured in the “forty under forty “

Matt talks with Dr Emma Fitzgerald neuropsychologist about the diminishment of focus in the general population and how you can increase your ability to focus ,concentrate, and pay attention.