This week on The WarriorU Podcast Bram talks to Nadine Champion, a keynote speaker, author, and skilled martial artist. Through her work as a high-performance mindset Coach and her famous TedTalk “10 Seconds of Courage”, Nadine encourages people to ‘change their thinking’ in order to find success. Nadine has developed her knowledge of resilience, mindset and courage and she has learnt how to utilise the power of consistency to develop the strength to keep fighting, even when times get tough. 

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 On this week’s episode of the WarriorU podcast, Bram and Trent are joined by big-wave surfing legend, Mark Mathews. Using his turbulent career and excruciating 2016 injury as a springboard, Mark talks you through the life-changing moments and mindset overhauls that have allowed him to push through adversity. By the end of the episode, you will not only be inspired by Mark’s incredible story of courage and determination, but you’ll also understand how to create and bolster such resilience yourself.  

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This week on The WarriorU Podcast, Bram and Trent are joined by extreme athlete, coach and motivational speaker, Marcus Smith. Drawing on his experiences completing some of the world’s toughest athletic challenges – including completing 30 marathons in 30 days just nine months after a catastrophic road accident – Marcus delves into his definition of resilience, and provides powerful advice for developing mental toughness. By the end of the episode, you will understand how your environment and subconscious dictate your ability to persevere.  

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David Alred MBE PhD

This week on The WarriorU Podcast, Bram and Trent talk to Dave Alred MBE PhD. Dave is widely acknowledged as one of the best sporting coaches operating on the planet today. His accolades and achievements range from nurturing World Cup winner Jonny Wilkinson into rugby’s most feared kicker to supporting Luke Donald achieve the position of world number one golfer. He discusses “The Pressure Principle” and how to bench mark ourselves against ourselves. By the end of this episode you will have a better idea of how performance and resilience work together. 

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What does good leadership look like?

This week on The WarriorU Podcast, Bram has an in-depth conversation with Dr Mark Allan to try and determine the definition of leadership.

Dr Mark Allan is an Organisational Psychologist, the Director of Melbourne based consultancy MLQplus and an advocate of the “Full Range of Leadership Model”, which focuses on the behaviours of leaders within various work environments. By the end of the episode, you’ll be able to identify nine essential leadership behaviours that will allow you to create more effective, productive and satisfied people. 

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This week on The WarriorU Podcast, Trent takes the lead and introduces us to the important concept of your "Leadership Narrative". By the end of this episode, you'll be equipped to develop a great elevator pitch that'll leave your team in no doubt as to your expectations and your values as a leader. Trent is joined by the South Australian Premier, The HON Steven Marshal MP, who shares his own narrative which is centred on humility, accountability and delivering outcomes.

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This week on the WarriorU Podcast Bram and Trent discuss Dunbar's Number. They explore the impact that our closest relationships have on our lives and how with some planning we can invest the right time on the right people for maximum personal growth. If you want meaningful change, more money, happiness and success then perhaps it's time to cut some people from your tribe. There's science to this.

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This week on The WarriorU Podcast Gaj Ravichandra joins the team to talk about ego in a leader and some areas for leaders to avoid.

Gaj also announces Kompass Consultancy’s Career Kick Starter campaign. They are launching free scholarships to help veterans find meaningful work.

Kompass Consultancy is giving away 4000 free programs valued at over $250 per person. So, If you’re in the ADF or your’e a veteran that’s left and looking for work, Gaj and Kompass Consultancy have stepped up to assist you for free….

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Listen to the podcast released just now to hear more from Gaj and sign up for the free scholarship - there's 4000 available.

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This week on the WarriorU Podcast Bram talks about the eleven Principles of Leadership as outlined in his book "The Commando Way."

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This week on The WarriorU Trent and Bram continue to answer your questions around leadership this time with a distinctive military feel to the questions. They discuss how to develop leadership capabilities within the junior members of the team, challenges facing junior military leaders, whether military leadership could be used by politicians to govern better and more around working with and managing poor leaders above you. If you have any of your own questions around leadership, resilience or human optimisation drop them in the comments below and Bram and Trent will get to them when they next cover off on listener questions.

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