Think you could survive the SAS? Harry Moffitt knows what it really takes. The bone-deep pressure, the recruitment tests that break you before you even begin, the training that leaves scars you carry long after.

He’s been wounded, pushed through brutal recovery, and seen moments of unexpected humanity that change you forever. Harry takes us inside the highs, lows, and everything in between - from the battlefield to the chaos of transitioning back to civilian life.

You'll hear how he prepares others for what’s ahead, the lessons in performance and resilience that guide him today, and yes, even how all of this ends up in an all-special-forces punk band. Raw, unflinching, and unforgettable.

In this episode Andrew and Harry discuss:

0:05 Putting a mission on hold to help people in need and the outpouring of humanity that caused the situation.

5:45 Being wounded and the lengthy and tough recovery process that followed.

10:00 One of the most beautiful moments of Harry’s time in the SASR.

16:30 An average day in the SASR and the type of person who makes the perfect recruit.

25:00 The gruelling training SASR recruits go through and how close is it to the Hollywood version?

28:45 What drew Harry to the military and heading up the operator stream of the SASR.

33:30 What surprised Harry the most about transitioning to civilian life and how he prepared for that during his career.

40:00 Preparing new recruits for life outside the military.

44:30 looking at your whole life and not just one part at a time.

50:00 The human performance revolution and learning about high performance from Percy Cerutty.

59:30 Harry’s definition of high performance and why he is in an all special forces punk band.

You can find Harry at his website: https://harrymoffitt.com.au/
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What if the people we idolise are far more ordinary than we imagine?

In this Bite Size from episode #154, Dr Bill Anseline pulls back the curtain on life with some of the world’s biggest celebrities. He explains why, beneath the fame, pressure and spectacle, the thing they crave most is to be treated like everyone else.

Bill also shares a story he’s never told publicly: the night he took U2 to Mardi Gras… and Bono ended up halfway up a lighting tower, watching Kylie Minogue bring the house down at the after-party.

A rare look at what really happens when the spotlight switches off.

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What if the real competitive edge isn’t talent or strategy… but the inner world you build when no one’s watching?

Legendary All Blacks mental skills coach Gilbert Enoka joins Andrew May in an exclusive live keynote and Q&A to explore what it truly means to become unstoppable in life, leadership, and high-pressure moments.

Gilbert unpacks the thinking behind his new book, why the most important work is on the things no one can take from you, and how Māori concepts, rituals, and emotional control shape resilience.

In this episode Andrew and Gilbert talk about:

1:15 Gilbert’s new book and becoming unstoppable by working on things people can’t take away from you.

3:45 Building different Māori concepts into the book to reinforce the learning at the end of each chapter.

6:30 Building rituals in the locker room of the All Blacks and creating a human library of past legends current players can learn from.

12:00 The different teams Gilbert has worked with and could he ever be tempted to work with the Wallabies?

14:05 Pressure is a lifestyle and some of Gilbert’s experiences with pressure.

16:50 Having the right structure and routines are keys to high performance and learning kindness.

23:30 What Mike Cron has to say about Gilbert.

25:30 Transforming the All Blacks culture after a big loss.

27:30 How Gilbert teaches people to control their emotions during a game.

33:15 Gilbert’s parenting advice, it’s you vs you and it’s a one size fits one solution.

40:40 Finding meaning in the workplace and in a team.

44:00 finding issues in individuals vs in teams.

You can find Gilbert at his LinkedIn: https://nz.linkedin.com/in/gilbert-enoka-onzm-aa614917
Buy a copy of Gilbert's new book: https://www.penguin.com.au/books/become-unstoppable-9781776951192

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How often do you reach for your phone the moment nothing is happening?

Emma Seppälä breaks down skybreath: a simple breathing practice she’s seen transform people’s stress, focus, and emotional regulation. Emma also exposes a bigger issue: we’ve lost the ability to be alone with ourselves.

No noise. No scrolling. No stimulation.

And she explains how even a few minutes of genuine stillness each day can rewire your brain, rebuild your attention, and reset your nervous system. Short, practical, and genuinely life-shifting.

Hear the full interview at episode #127.

You can find Emma at her Website: https://www.emmaseppala.com/
Find Emmas's Courses at: https://www.iamsov.com/
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We’re told to find our “why.” Keith Abraham believes the real power lies in building your “how.” Through lessons in reinvention, tenacity, and self-reflection, he shows how to turn momentum into mastery and purpose into performance.

Why listen: To discover a more practical, actionable path to meaning and long-term success.

In this episode Andrew and Keith discuss:

1:20 Keith getting caught up in ego, putting out a substandard product and coming to the realisation that he needs to slow down and reflect on why he was so focused on money.

6:35 Having a tough conversation about Keith’s weight and shifting to world class virtual presentations during Covid.

9:35 Delivering authentic presentations in an AI world and Keith’s 16 year sales pitch to present for a client.

17:00 Finding your how if you don’t have time to find your why and the 8 driving emotions.

21:10 Don’t let your ego get in the way of asking for help and reducing conflict with others and yourself.

25:45 Finding abundance in your life in more than just money and removing unneeded complexity from your life.

31:30 How Keith delivers a concept to his audience and finding the 3 key messages in your presentation to focus on.

36:25 Sit down and connect with your family on what their goals are.

38:10 How Keith has been able to sustain his output over decades and being the same person on stage as he is off stage.

41:30 Achieving your goals faster, sooner and easier.

43:30 The secret to Keith’s successful marriage and how he stays connected with his family.

47:00 Andrew being on purpose to fuel him in his life and where you can find Keith.

You can find Keith at his website: https://keithabraham.com/
Or at his LinkedIn: https://au.linkedin.com/in/keithabraham
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Most of us have grown up believing that sickness is just something that “happens to us.” A diagnosis. A body that went wrong. A bit of bad luck.

But what if that’s not the full story?

In this bite-size conversation from Episode #95, former cancer researcher turned nutritionist Matty Lansdown shares what he learned after years inside hospital labs: we were treating symptoms, not causes. And the more he looked, the clearer it became—the body isn’t broken. It’s responding.

This is the story of what happens when you step out of the system you were trained to trust… and begin to see the intelligence of the human body in a completely different way. Nature doesn’t make mistakes. But sometimes we misunderstand the message.

You can find Matty at his Website: https://mattylansdown.com/
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On paper, Forward Ability Support was thriving. But behind the metrics, people were exhausted.

CEO Melissa Decker knew success isn’t just hitting targets: it’s sustaining energy, focus, and wellbeing. Mel shares how a 5-month Leadership Capacity Program with Performance Intelligence helped her team recharge, regain resilience, and perform at their best without burning out.

This is the story of real people, with real pressure, and real transformation.

In this episode Andrew, Ange and Melissa discuss:

1:50 The challenges the FAS team were facing after running red hot for a long period of time.

6:20 What is Leadership Capacity and the program Performance Intelligence ran to increase the Leadership Capacity of FAS staff.

11:35 Tapping in to the competitive spirit of the staff to increase their daily physical movement.

14:30 The work that FAS does to change lives and how Mel found herself as the CEO of such a purpose driven company.

20:00 The results the FAS leadership team achieved and what some of the key leaders had to say about the program.

32:20 What Mel would recommend others in her situation do and what Mel thinks her teams key takeaways were.

36:40 How to keep the post-program momentum going.

Find out more about Forward Ability Support: https://fas.org.au/
You can find Mel at her LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/cataniamelissa/

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You cannot hack your way out of bad sleep. One of the world’s leading human brain researchers, Professor Vincent Walsh, explains why and breaks down what actually happens in the brain when we cut corners, and why relying on shortcuts, stimulants, or “hacks” can quietly harm long-term cognition, mood, and performance.

This is the real cost of bad sleep — and your brain is keeping the score.

You can find Professor Vincent at his LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/vincent-walsh-15187b28/?originalSubdomain=uk

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