Surviving a life-threatening accident can change everything—from how you see the world to how you live your life.

In this episode, I sit down with Mark Lucari and Ben Lucock to discuss their road to recovery after a near-fatal skydiving collision that tested their physical and mental limits. Mark and Ben have an upcoming documentary called ‘Impact’ that explores how the collision became a turning point in their lives, inspiring them to confront depression, challenge societal stigmas, find strength in imperfection, and redefine what happiness means.

TOPICS:

• Surviving and recovering from a life-altering skydiving accident.
• Breaking mental health stigmas through vulnerability and resilience.
• The creation and impact of their award-winning documentary.

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Do you ever wonder if you could completely transform your life—both physically and mentally—no matter your starting point?

In this episode, I sit down with Charmaine Brillanti, who shares her journey of losing 40kg and rebuilding her mental strength through exercise. Charmaine opens up about the challenges she faced and the powerful ways fitness helped her overcome them, not just by changing her body but by reshaping her mindset.

Charmaine discusses the mindset shifts that helped her achieve lasting change, offering inspiration to anyone ready to take control of their health and wellbeing.

TOPICS:

• Physical and Mental Transformation through Fitness
• Overcoming Stigma and Self-Doubt
• Importance of Routine and Community in Wellbeing

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Do you ever feel like unresolved experiences from your past are holding you back from becoming the best version of yourself?

In this episode, I sit down with trauma expert, Stephan Friedrich, to explore how understanding and healing past trauma can help you build resilience and unlock your potential. Stephen share tools that anyone can use to make change in their life by addressing the root causes of emotional challenges.

TOPICS:

• The impact of early trauma on mental health and behavior
• Limitations of traditional behavior management techniques
• The importance of a trauma-informed approach for lasting resilience

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Do you ever feel like life’s challenges make it hard to stay grounded and keep a clear mind?

In this episode I speak with Tanaye White, who is a mental health advocate & entrepreneur. We discuss how you can build a routine to overcome overwhelm and stay balanced.

Tanaye also shares her journey through depression, ADHD, and the transformative impact of finding a structure that works.

TOPICS:

• Managing mental health through routines
• Overcoming overwhelm with structure
• Benefits and challenges of ADHD

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Do you ever feel like staying committed to your goals come at the cost of your mental health?

In this episode, I speak to James Fell, a best-selling author and fitness writer, to talk about how you can chase your ambitions without sacrificing your well-being.

James shares his personal journey of finding success later in life, managing ADHD, and balancing his drive for achievement with self-care. He offers practical advice to help you stay on track with your goals while protecting your mental and physical health.

TOPICS:

• Balancing creative work with business and marketing.
• Managing ADHD and its impact on productivity.
• Maintaining mental and physical well-being while pursuing long-term goals.

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Do you ever feel like life is just too complicated, and you wish you could simplify your mindset?

In this episode, I catch up with Peter Chambers for our fourth chat, and we discuss how to clear the mental clutter. Peter is living with Motor Neuron Disease (MND), a condition that has challenged him in many ways, but he’s turned these challenges into lesson to help others.

Peter shares his train track analogy, reminding you to focus only on what you can control. He talks about how decluttering your mind can improve your resilience and overall happiness.

TOPICS:

• Simplifying Life
• Building Resilience
• Focusing on What You Can Control

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Do you ever wonder why human connection is so vital to your mental health?

In this episode, I sit down with Helen and Shahn, who reveal how pivotal your relationships are to your happiness and resilience. Drawing on insights, such as findings from a renowned Harvard Study, Shahn explains that the single greatest factor in your mental well-being is the strength of your personal connections, while Helen talks about the importance of being truly present - sharing how deep, meaningful relationships can offer you fulfilment on a level that no achievement or material success ever could.

They explain how your ability to connect with others is not just important—it’s essential for a healthy, thriving life.

TOPICS:

• The impact of human connection on mental health and happiness
• The role of technology in diminishing meaningful relationships
• Personal definitions of happiness and advice for building stronger connections

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Do you struggle with finding effective to look after your mental health & build resilience?

In this episode, I chat with Charlie McGaw, an ultra-distance runner who shares his journey of using movement as a tool for mental well-being. Charlie discusses how running not only improves physical fitness but also strengthens resilience and mental clarity.

Charlie is currently running 50km a day (alongside Jack Hanley who is running 100km a day) for 100 consecutive days to raise money for their charity, Miles 4 Smiles - a mental health charity with a unique focus on empowering change through movement and communication.

TOPICS:

• Using running & movement to build resilience and improve mental health
• Insights on ultra-distance running and building resilience
• The Miles 4 Smiles charity event and its mental health impact

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