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Untold stories, life lessons & growth hacks from high performers & thought leaders across the globe.
If you want to live your most fulfilling & successful life, join Bradley Dryburgh every week for a new episode with captivating guests.
If you want to live your most fulfilling & successful life, join Bradley Dryburgh every week for a new episode with captivating guests.
#251 - The depths of depression nearly cost Ash Wicks his life.
Ash Wicks is quickly becoming one of Australia's favourite creators.
With his witty humour & relatable take on marriage & parenthood, Ash has amassed a following of over 400k on Instagram & a loyal audience on his podcast 'Two Doting Dads', alongside cohost & great mate Matty J.
Though behind the humour, there is a story bigger than what some may expect from the funny man. A hard fought battle with depression & anxiety that Ash admits nearly got the better of him in his first few months of fatherhood. A story he has found purpose in sharing to help other early stage parents & men who struggle with their mental health.
This incredibly vulnerable conversation crushes stigmas for Aussie men & leans into a side of Ash Wicks that some of you may be seeing or hearing for the first time.
If you found value in this episode & would like to support the show, you can subscribe to the channel & share it with your mates.
Follow Ash & I on socials @bradleyjdryburgh @ashwicks @Twodotingdads
Big Love,
Brad xoxo.
With his witty humour & relatable take on marriage & parenthood, Ash has amassed a following of over 400k on Instagram & a loyal audience on his podcast 'Two Doting Dads', alongside cohost & great mate Matty J.
Though behind the humour, there is a story bigger than what some may expect from the funny man. A hard fought battle with depression & anxiety that Ash admits nearly got the better of him in his first few months of fatherhood. A story he has found purpose in sharing to help other early stage parents & men who struggle with their mental health.
This incredibly vulnerable conversation crushes stigmas for Aussie men & leans into a side of Ash Wicks that some of you may be seeing or hearing for the first time.
If you found value in this episode & would like to support the show, you can subscribe to the channel & share it with your mates.
Follow Ash & I on socials @bradleyjdryburgh @ashwicks @Twodotingdads
Big Love,
Brad xoxo.
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Mark Bouris' golden advice to be successful in 2024.
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This clip is from my recent podcast with @MarkBourisYT For the full episode go to my channel & search for #248 To support the show, please subscribe & leave a comment on this video. Big Love, Brad xx.
#250 - Josh Szeps: 'When white males act out, civilisations burn to the ground.'
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Josh Szeps is an Australian journalist & the host of popular podcast 'Uncomfortable Conversations' where he hosts some of the biggest political & social commentators/journalists from across the globe. In this conversation we discussed a range of topics from: - The importance of creating safe spaces to discuss uncomfortable/taboo topics for education & social progression. - The identity wars of ...
#249 - Lachie Gill: How winning 'The Voice' changes your life.
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@lachiegillmusic won Australia's 'The Voice' in 2022 & has gone on the launch his music career with an EP, hit singles & tours across the country. We spoke about his early life & where his passion for music comes from. How pain makes for great song writing & how song writing & performing are great therapy for him. We discussed the realities of his early career in music & what his plans look lik...
#248 - Why Mark Bouris wouldn't run for politics.
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@MarkBourisYT is one of Australia's most recognisable entrepreneurs & media personalities. His successes are to the tune of half a billion dollar business sales, a 6 figure following online & hundreds of popular podcast episodes & interviews as a host - all of which have been of great interest to the public. But not until know has someone asked what keeps Bouris up at night? The real motivation...
#247 - If you aren't where you want to be, just yet...
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A little reminder that the world doesn't need to know who you are or what you do, for you to be considered a success. I hope you enjoy this solo episode of my exploring my own feelings around what it means to pursue your dreams & be a 'success'. Be sure to subscribe to the channel for more of the conversations I have with incredible guests & for daily content head to my socials @bradleyjdryburg...
#246 - Surviving tribal rituals & the road less travelled w/ @timnoonantv
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#246 - Surviving tribal rituals & the road less travelled w/ @timnoonantv
#245 - The future of work, relationships & AI sex robots w/ Dr Ben Hamer.
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#245 - The future of work, relationships & AI sex robots w/ Dr Ben Hamer.
#244 - An honest yarn about life w/ Zac Lomax & Blake Lawrie.
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#244 - An honest yarn about life w/ Zac Lomax & Blake Lawrie.
#243- Live a life that is true to you.
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#243- Live a life that is true to you.
#242 - Brett Connellan: Reflecting, learning & evolving.
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#242 - Brett Connellan: Reflecting, learning & evolving.
#241 - The perks of selling your business for $180 million ft. Frank Greeff.
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#241 - The perks of selling your business for $180 million ft. Frank Greeff.
#240 - Proposals, bar fights & saviour complex.
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#240 - Proposals, bar fights & saviour complex.
#239 - Start building wealth in your 20's & 30's ft @EquityMates
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#239 - Start building wealth in your 20's & 30's ft @EquityMates
#238 - Paul McGregor shares the lessons learnt as an NRL head coach.
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#238 - Paul McGregor shares the lessons learnt as an NRL head coach.
#237 - Gary Jubelin: Is our prison system turning men into monsters?
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#237 - Gary Jubelin: Is our prison system turning men into monsters?
#236 - Jarrett Wilbraham: The psychology & life of a fighter.
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#236 - Jarrett Wilbraham: The psychology & life of a fighter.
Tommy Herschell is helping young men navigate their hardships & find their feet.
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Tommy Herschell is helping young men navigate their hardships & find their feet.
Ali Terai: Recognising opportunity & the risk of unfulfilled dreams.
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Ali Terai: Recognising opportunity & the risk of unfulfilled dreams.
Sexual assault & violence against women: A societal crisis with a human solution.
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Sexual assault & violence against women: A societal crisis with a human solution.
What will history say about the moment we are living in? ft. Marc Fennell.
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What will history say about the moment we are living in? ft. Marc Fennell.
Are ultra marathons & entrepreneurship the modern man's expedition? ft. Louis Phillips.
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Are ultra marathons & entrepreneurship the modern man's expedition? ft. Louis Phillips.
Samantha Gash: 'Adventure is a journey with an unknown ending.'
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Samantha Gash: 'Adventure is a journey with an unknown ending.'
If you want to grow in any area of your life, you need to hear this.
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If you want to grow in any area of your life, you need to hear this.
Jarrod Wynn: Dedication to the pursuit of self betterment.
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Jarrod Wynn: Dedication to the pursuit of self betterment.
James O'connor on facing his demons, self discovery & life as a well travelled rugby legend.
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James O'connor on facing his demons, self discovery & life as a well travelled rugby legend.
Speak & Share: The power of positive community & vulnerable conversations.
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Speak & Share: The power of positive community & vulnerable conversations.
Dyl Buckley on growing up & the alchemy of turning dreams into reality.
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Dyl Buckley on growing up & the alchemy of turning dreams into reality.
Nasir Sobhani On 11 Years Sober & Helping The Homeless Feel Human.
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Nasir Sobhani On 11 Years Sober & Helping The Homeless Feel Human.
Great episode
Thank you brother!
Right place, right time, and it’s easy in insight to say what you have to do, there are many broken people who tried in the wrong place, at the wrong time, property in Australia will not keep going up, if salaries don’t grow or beat the pace of the cost 👊
This looks like a absolutely good one,like Vater to Sohn talk .nice Condent,good one again Mr Mb 🦉
We need to stop monetising shelter. It’s a disgusting Ponzi scheme in Australia that is ruining our future generations.
Don’t waste your time doing dumb stuff! As a previous business owner, the government and the system is 100% against you. They want you to set up a business because they can control you, as you have skin in the game. Best thing you could do in Australia is probably leave it! You need to find a country that wants and appreciates you and your ability to work. The government has monopolised housing, farming, energy and control. This country is no longer an opportunity to gain wealth!
You have absolutely no idea how life really works. Everything is destiny. Grown men and still having baby brains thinking you have free will. Guess you believe in Santa Claus too
I appreciate your perspective but have to disagree with you. Yes plenty of what happens in life is outside of our control, but to believe you have no hand in your reality is a lazy belief in my opinion.
6:30 if most people in the world were like you and thought like you, we would be living a life similar to 1,500 to 2,000 years ago where people lived simple lives, living in basic clay houses with no electricity and no telephones and no cars. the current system is what brought people most of what we see around us in 2024 2025. and also you [Brad] get to live your current life because of the other 97 out of 100 people are focused on working 830am to 530pm (and leaving their home at 7am and hopping on a train and getting back home at 7pm) Monday to Friday to keep the system running. if like 1,500 to 2,000 years ago most of us will just only travel 1km to 2km in a day to goto a local market place to get food & items or do a little job for 3 to 4 hours to earn an income (age 15+ to 80 year olds) and age 5 to age 15 would goto this city centre to learn (attend school of some sort) from 10am to 2pm and on heavy rain days or snow days there would be no school as people would not be able to walk to the class-room & school buildings.
brad how did you manage to get mark'b on your podcast? he said he never goes on other people's podcasts. did you have to goto his podcast studio or he came to you?
Great interview!
@@marisajames8158 glad you enjoyed it!
Great content mate
Thank you mate! Glad you enjoyed.
There's a million ways to make make Money, Real estate is just one of them. And why would you want to be buying late into a 40 year property market market, find something that is niche and undervalued and be good at that.
What do you identify as one of the great career opportunities of 2024?
Sadly many young people don't have work ethic so this video is wasted on them 😪
Is it personal experience or perception that makes you feel like this generation of young Aussies don’t have the work ethic?
I think young people don’t have any incentive to work, why would they work hard for $35 an hour? When their parents bought a property for $50,000 that’s worth 1.3 million now that I bought on a single income
@ I think we need to normalise a changing Australian dream. Of course at its fundamental core, that dream is a hope to provide security & stability for their family, the banks effort to channel hope into a mortgage for the house on a quarter acre block was the symbol of that success for a large majority of baby boomers, but that dream is changing. It is finding its form in living a life by design. It will look different from individual to individual moving forward.
Just wanted to know how your work ethic would be if you were earning minimum wages and your rent was 90% of your take home salary? If people see they are moving forward to financial independence they will work harder, but they are working harder and going backwards!
@@bradwatson8763I feel like you would enjoy the first 15mins of the full episode. Mark speaks about how the system has let us down. Worth a watch!
What bouris said is absolutely correct, its just sad that he ended up going back to property in Australia again. For a young person, you arent even limited to your territory, you can go overseas where there are a lot more opportunities, there is Asia, there is USA there are other areas were certain skills are much more highly regarded. Come back to Australia to buy your property and retire, dont just see Australia as the only place where you can build your wealth. For certain careers Australia is most definitely not the place to stay.
Do you think online work will even the playing field for young Aussies or will we always be at a disadvantage to the US, UK & Dubai markets?
@@BradleyJDryburgh its not just about being online or doing online work, certain engineering jobs need you in labs, they need you to work on large machines and sadly Australias research and manufacturing industry is non existant. My field of engineering did allow me to work online if I wanted (and stay in Australia) but if you wanted to build a startup the capital in Australia is just not like it is in other parts of the world. Do you know why ? Cause investment into (you guested it) property is such a good deal here most of the money pours into that. Why take risks when property is a sure thing, which is why I don't blame bouris for what he said. The tax insentives, the actual structural problems with insufficient property is all correct and make it a great investment, so if its such a good deal, for the wealthy, why allocate funds anywhere else that is risker. Even banks give less and less business loans these days and when you talk about VC, yeah its around but not like it is elsewhere. In Asia such as singapore for instance, tax breaks are great (no capital gains tax), VC funding is aplenty and you can serve both the Australian and Asian region from there. So it really depends on what you want to do, but specifically, my comment is not just about doing online work but the structural support around capital, around the ecosystem, around the available and booming industries and even the mindset. Many Australians with high levels of skill just bail and go to the US to SEA or other parts to raise capital, they build their businesses and years later come back to Australia cause its awesome to live in Australia, just not so if you want to build wealth without going down the debt / property route. Australia universities are top notch so skills wise, if you graduate from any of the top universities here (and got good grades) you're world class so you can do things anywhere, just sad the structural support here is not equivalant to the skills the top tier university students come out with to do something big. There have been a few super standouts like atlassian and canva (and a few others) but had the support been better, there would be much more of those success stories home grown within Australia.
@@sia.b6184I think it’s an incredibly fair point you make & you are certainly correct in saying that as long as the system is set up to reward the wealthy who pour money into property, it will never change. We all use the systems that are set up to serve ourselves. I recently listened to a podcast between Alex O’Connor & Rory Sutherland, you would really enjoy it. Rory believes it was a mistake to label property as wealth, when in fact it is actually consumerism. Worth a listen if you get a chance!
Great chat
Thank you brother!
Thoroughly enjoyed every bit of you chatting to Mark.
Thank you very much! Glad you enjoyed it
This was an unreal chat. What an awesome side of Mark we got to see here!
Truly unique right!
Boom! Been waiting for Mr Bouris to state his position on the Covid era. 🙏✨😻
Certainly interesting to hear his thoughts!
Beautifully done both of you, thanks for telling your story. I only came across Lotte and Ben's story really recently, and it has really stuck with me - "if not with you, for you" so powerful!
I’m so glad you enjoyed the episode.
I loved this discussion. Thankyou!
Thank you for listening!
Amazing words mate
There is no way this deep discussion only has 39 views. Keep going bro! excellent content
@@sabriya7647 really appreciate the kind words! Working hard to build the poddy 🙏
Add chapters, when do they talk about the robots?
He’s %100 right there human beings ❤
dragons were so close to making finals 😢
Sad😢
Lomax will be my favorite player next year 💙💛
Lomax and Moses combo will go crazy
great pod, excited to see how Lomax goes at the end of the year if he plays for AUS
Great podcast and insight to the boys. Love how well-spoken you are and the great questions, the sections on self-belief were a really great takeaway
Really appreciate the kind words. Thank you for watching!
Hard to watch this after our loss to parra. But great video.
Mate they came so bloody close at the end. Guttered for them but this is footy! Appreciate you watching the episode & your comment my friend.
Shame to see Lomax leave, Hope to see him back in the Red V once his 4 year contract ends.
@@TheUndertaker575 thanks for tuning into the poddy brother!
test lomax for elevated testosterone and GH levels
Good video
Thank you for watching legend
great podcast, still remember Zach making time for a photo when I flew down to Melbourne for the game on my own. wishing these two the best in the future.
Thanks for watching mate!
Incredibly powerful episode my friend
@@TheSteakLad thank you brother!
Just found out about this channel after watching your pod with Douggs. Great channel. Cheers mate
Glad you found the channel brother. Hope there’s plenty of episodes for you to enjoy.
Loved this episode!!!
Huge compliment coming from the queen of solo pods 🙏
This a really great chat mate, very insightful. Just listened on Spotify!
What gives this bloke the credibility to make comments on boxers , looser
Geezuz meningococcal did all that damage, all 4 limbs amputated, and the damage to his skin.. i thought he must have been a soldier hit by an IED .. my brother in-law's brother had that too, but amazingly he didn't get any damage to his body! He is extremely lucky!
Brilliant young people !
It's fantastic you covered the covid topic 👍
I found this a most insightful interview, and as an Australian I am disgusted in the way Dr Teo has been treated, however the really sad part about it is, it does not surprise me. This is an obscene atrocity and just shows the so called "tall poppy syndrome" is alive and well. Great interview.
Are all Australian women as gorgeous as she is?
you deserve more views mate, keep it up
Too kind mate! Appreciate you tuning in 🙏🏽 if you enjoyed this yarn these a couple eps with other league guys (Lomax & Lawrie. Jimmy Graham, Keegan Hipgrave as well as rugby legends James O’Connor & Sir John Kirwan.) Hope you continue to enjoy 🙏🏽
Hey Brad, great talk with Mary. As a footy analyst, ive known Mary for a while...alot of what he said resonates with me. You really look invested in your guests stories. Very authentic mate, well done.
Gday mate! Really appreciate you tuning in & taking the time comment. Glad you enjoyed & cheers for the kind words 🙏🏽
ok dumb question but what case is this guy best known for ?? i have a feeling he was involved in a high profile case and spoke out about something or did something that wasnt wanted tia
Not a dumb question at all. You might recognise Gary from the William Tyrel case (he was lead detective on that for a long time) also the Bowraville murders of 3 young indigenous kids. He has one of the most accomplished careers as a homicide detective in Australia but was criminally convicted for recording a conversation with a witness on the William Tyrel case. He spoke about that in our first podcast last year, you can find that on my channel too
26 views & 1 like 🙋 It may not be much but just know mate, I really value the conversations you have and content you put out.. Today marks 20 years since I lost my sister to CF.. It's been a really tough day but taking strength from you, & her, knowing she'll be forever looking over me and in a better place, without the suffering.. Still makes me tremendously sad knowing she never really got the chance to live a full life (she passed at 10) but it gives me tremendous strength knowing she most definitely lived life to the fullest while she was here.. Just like you mate, you're an inspiration brother, keep up the good work💪 & On that note, I'm off for a run! For you, and for Sherrie❤
You absolutely made my day mate. Thank you for taking the time to watch the pod & for leaving a nice comment. Sounds like your attitude toward life would certainly have your little sis smiling up there! Keep squeezing the juice out of life my friend
@@BradleyJDryburgh Warms my heart to hear that brother, I'm glad. My pleasure mate, thankyou for putting it out there to begin with. Thanks my man, means alot. I can only hope.. Back atcha broski🍻
Well l caught Donald Mackays killer myself,he was gunned down by nsw cop Tom Bunnell,l proved this to Ron ldlles,Shane Patton,Kel Glare and Sixty Minutes,yet it remains covered up by Griffith cops in particular.
If you are trying to reach a broader audience, try to charge your vocaborary and replace the f word?