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First aid zone states that 900 people a year choke to death in Australia another 2500 asphyxiate due to a blocked airway and 29,000 people die cardiac arrest. Many of these people could be saved if they were given first aid. Recent report by the ABC states that if someone is given CPR within the first minute of their heartstopper, they have an 80% chance of survival. They have a survival rate of l...

Stephen Covey , In his highly regarded business novel — The Seven Habits of Highly effective people points out that the the final habit and perhaps most crucial to success is to “Sharpen the saw”.  The point of this is that analogy many high achievers or aspiring high achievers work to the point of diminishing returns and if they   Just stopped and sharpened the saw (ie recharged and/or re-educate...

I remember reading a couple decades ago that the American government as early as the 1930s stated that our food supply was becoming deficient in the vitamins and minerals we needed to maintain good health. This problem has continued to grow in multiple ways. Agriculture, while crucial to the establishment of civilisation, and key to our population growth and mastery over the Earth has even played...

Matt discusses with Craig Collin’s-Wells Holistic pain management , health, and being of service to other through empathy not sympathy

 The critically acclaimed novelist ― Fyodor Dostoyevsky who is recognized as one of the greatest writers of all time said  “A society should be judged not by how it treats its outstanding citizens but by how it treats its criminals.” In 2024 There were about 40,600 people in Australia's prisons. Just over 9 in 10 (93%) people in prison were male. About 1 in 3 (32%) people in prison were Aboriginal...

As most of us are aware, Iran is not a nation that’s necessarily known for its religious tolerance nor necessarily any other kind of tolerance. Our guest’s family has had firsthand experience with this and has helped use that family history as an impetus as well as motivation to drive him to make an effort to do what he can to make the world a little bit better place. This persecution, struggle as...

Cyber crime currently costs the Australian economy $29 billion a year Businesses are hit exceptionally hard. 33% of all Australian businesses are expected to be victims of cybercrime this year. And according to The Department of Home affairs a cyber crime is reported every 10 minutes in Australia. Worldwide the numbers are astonishing The projections for 2024 for cybercrime worldwide exceed US$9.5...

Aug 19 2024 Matt discusses NDIS issues with Violeta Abarzua who has twenty years' experience in the disability sector, gas worked as a support worker in aged and disability care settings, and a service coordinator , an enrolled nurse and currently is focusing on helping disabled people connect with others to battle loneliness, improve morale, and form healthy friendships.

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...

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...

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 disadvant...

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 & impo...

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.

Matt discusses with Alan Griffiths of the Australian Museum of Childhood and creator of the Eduplaytion educational system how he is providing and driving for a positive change in education

Matt discusses not letting disabilities hold you back with author ,awareness educator, public speaker . member of the United Nations Association Adelaide and the business professional women’s association ; Jan Cocks-Salvemini

Matt McQuinley , business person , public speaker , radio talk show host and business and life coach discusses handling adversity .

Matt McQuinley business coach, public Speaker, comedian, and business person discusses his belief that it doesn’t matter where you start out or where you’re at right now. It’s where you finish up that actually matters.

Matt discusses with Sam Boardman of spending made easy, understanding , and getting control of one’s finances.

Matt discusses domestic violence with Andrea May of Teach services domestic violence issues like the seven types of domestic violence, why people stay in that situation, how to help them leave that situation, and how to rebuild their lives and more with Andrea May from teach services

Matt discusses the challenges with dating in 2024 and the loneliness epidemic sweeping the world with dating / life coach Richie Gibson