Is Ozempic safe and effective? How do you manage the stress of redundancy? Is breakfast really the most important meal of the day?

In this episode of Built Resilience, Motivational Speaker Bart Walsh tackles your biggest health and resilience questions.

Redundancy can be a daunting prospect, but it doesn't have to define your future. Bart shares his personal experiences and provide a framework for managing significant life changes:

• Own your circumstances and avoid the blame game
• Seek discomfort to find new directions
• Love your fate and focus on what you can control

For those on a weight loss journey, hitting a plateau can be frustrating. Bart discusses the role of Ozempic in weight management and offer advice on how to keep progressing towards your goals:

• The importance of preserving muscle mass
• Why lifting weights is crucial for long-term success
• Strategies for adjusting your calorie intake to restart weight loss

Feeling alone in your journey? Bart provide practical tips for creating meaningful connections and building a supportive community around you:

• Start with honesty and vulnerability
• Be the friend you want to have
• Focus on quality over quantity in relationships

Is skipping breakfast holding you back? I explain why this meal is crucial for many and how to make it a sustainable habit:

• The role of breakfast in regulating blood sugar and cravings
• How to gradually introduce breakfast into your routine
• The impact of consistent meals on your gut microbiome

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Improve life expectancy, set a standard for health, create generational change.

As men, we often pride ourselves on being tough, resilient, and self-sufficient. But what if our definition of strength is actually holding us back from true health and happiness? In this episode, Motivational Speaker Bart Walsh explores the hidden crisis in men's health and how it impacts not just individuals, but entire families and future generations.

We dive deep into the psychology behind why men often ignore health concerns, even when they know better. From risk perception to identity conflicts, I break down the complex reasons behind this behavior and offer insights on how to overcome these barriers.

If you're concerned about the health of a man in your life, this episode provides practical strategies to help without pushing him away. Learn how to:

• Create a shared vision for better health
• Make wellness a team effort
• Respect his autonomy while inspiring change
• Model healthy behaviors yourself
• Celebrate small wins along the way

For the men listening, Bart offers a powerful perspective shift: Your health isn't just about you, it's about being there for your loved ones and creating a positive legacy for generations to come. It's time to redefine what it means to be strong and embrace a more holistic approach to wellness.

This episode is a wake-up call for men and a guide for those who care about them. By understanding the challenges and implementing these strategies, we can work together to create lasting change in men's health.

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R U OK Day brings a refreshing spotlight to the mental health state of our nation, but is what happens after the question more important than the question itself?

In this powerful episode, Motivational Speaker Bart Walsh share his insights on how to move beyond the hashtags and billboards to create meaningful connections and support those struggling with mental health issues. As someone who has experienced the challenges of opening up firsthand, Bart offers practical strategies to break through the silence and truly help those in need.

Learn why men often retreat behind the "I'm fine" mask and how to recognise the subtle signs that someone might be struggling. I'll guide you through:

• Understanding the psychological defenses that keep people from opening up
• Recognising the importance of patience and persistence in mental health conversations
• Overcoming the fear of saying the wrong thing when trying to help

Discover actionable techniques to support those around you:

• Notice the signs: Learn to spot changes in behavior and mood
• Ask twice: How to follow up effectively when someone says they're "fine"
• Listen without fixing: The power of presence and validation
• Follow up consistently: Why ongoing support matters more than a single conversation

As men, we have a unique opportunity to change the narrative around mental health. Bart will also show you how to:

• Normalise honesty and vulnerability in male-dominated environments
• Be a model of strength through openness
• Create a ripple effect of resilience in your community

This episode is more than just talk, it's a call to action. Whether you're preparing for R U OK? Day or simply want to be a better friend, colleague, or partner, these insights will equip you to have real, impactful conversations about mental health.

Are you ready to move beyond "Are you okay?" and make a lasting difference? Listen now and learn how to turn awareness into action.

For more information on R U OK Day follow this link: https://www.ruok.org.au/how-to-ask

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