I Think You Should Hear This

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I Think You Should Hear This is a personal development and self-improvement podcast exploring mindset, psychology, resilience, leadership, mental health, human performance and personal growth. Through honest conversations with athletes, entrepreneurs, coaches and inspiring guests, each episode shares practical lessons to help you build confidence, overcome adversity, develop better habits and become the best version of yourself. New episodes weekly.

  1. Aug 12

    7 Lessons From A Finance Specialist On Money, Superannuation and Side Hustles: #46 - Bonyit

    This week I sit down with Bonyit for a conversation about money, migration, entrepreneurship and what it takes to change the financial trajectory of your family. Born in Sudan, raised for part of his childhood in Egypt and eventually moving to Australia, Bonyit's relationship with money was shaped long before he started working in finance. We talk about his parents' sacrifices, growing up in a household where money wasn't openly discussed, adapting to life in Australia and how those experiences shaped his drive to build financial security and eventually generational wealth. Bonyit shares his journey from selling soft drinks at school and experimenting with side hustles, to working in superannuation, building his income, running an Airbnb and creating financial education content online. We also get into the psychology behind money: scarcity vs abundance, why earning more can sometimes matter more than cutting every expense, Australia's tall poppy culture, financial literacy and why young people need to start thinking about their future earlier. This isn't about getting rich overnight. It's about understanding money well enough to give yourself more options in life. Topics include: • Financial literacy • Building wealth • Money psychology • Superannuation • Career progression • Side hustles and entrepreneurship • Airbnb • Migration and family sacrifice • Generational wealth • Scarcity vs abundance • Australian tall poppy culture • Personal development Episode Chapters: 00:00 – Introduction 04:13 – Why Bonyit Started Creating Finance Content 06:39 – Why Money Is Still a Taboo Topic 09:07 – Growing Up Around Financial Struggle 13:08 – Born in Sudan, Raised in Egypt & Moving to Australia 15:33 – Starting Again in the Australian School System 18:00 – Resilience, Work & Chasing Your Own Path 19:45 – The Reality of Moving to Australia 23:01 – The Sacrifices Bonyit's Parents Made 25:47 – How Childhood Shapes Your Relationship With Money 28:26 – Rewiring Scarcity Around Money 28:56 – Why You Can't Save Your Way to Wealth 32:32 – Asking for More & Increasing Your Income 34:17 – The Entrepreneurial Mindset 35:30 – Bonyit's Early Side Hustles 37:25 – Selling Soft Drinks at School 41:46 – Flipping Pocket Bikes 43:40 – Buying a Vending Machine at 18 46:07 – Why a Normal Job Can Actually Help Entrepreneurs 47:30 – Turning His Apartment Into an Airbnb 51:09 – Airbnb Arbitrage Explained 54:28 – Building a Finance Community Online 01:00:16 – Teaching Young People About Money 01:05:24 – Why School Doesn't Teach Financial Literacy 01:06:17 – Money in an African Household 01:14:31 – Should You Chase Your Dream or Get a Job? 01:25:19 – Tall Poppy Syndrome & Sharing Success Online 01:31:06 – Where Should You Start With Money? 01:34:19 – Can't Save More? Increase Your Income 01:35:30 – Books, Podcasts & Resources 01:36:28 – What's Next for Bonyit 01:39:51 – Why We Can't Afford Financial Illiteracy

  2. Jul 30

    #45: What Should I Be Doing With My Money? Pine Financial's Riley Clausen answers your questions

    Unlock the secrets to building wealth & financial freedom, without the confusion. Pine Financials top broker,Riley Clausen shares how his journey from a rookie in finance to a trusted broker transformed his outlook and how you can do the same, even if you're starting with just a small savings pool or skepticism about debt.In this eye-opening episode, Riley challenges common misconceptions about finance, debt, and investing. Discover how his experiences growing up in Melbourne’s eastern suburbs shaped his passion for financial education and how he’s now empowering others to make smarter money choices.You'll learn: Why debt isn't always the enemy and how to leverage 'good debt' for exponential growthHow to navigate the complex world of property investing, including recent government changes and schemes like Help to Buy.The importance of financial education—books, podcasts, and the mindset shifts that can turn your financial situation around.Why working with a trusted broker can open doors you never knew existed, at no extra cost to you.Whether you're a first-time homebuyer, a young professional, or someone feeling overwhelmed by the current economy, this episode offers clarity, hope, and actionable steps. Riley’s journey from uncertainty to expertise proves it's never too late to redefine your financial future.Riley Clausen is a finance broker at Pine Financial, known for simplifying complex credit options and advising clients on strategic property and wealth-building plans. His mission? Helping everyday Australians take control of their finances with clear, honest guidance.Practical strategies like salary sacrifice, ETFs, and offset accounts that can accelerate your wealth.If you’re ready to stop guessing and start growing, tune in now. Knowledge is power and your new financial chapter begins here.

  3. Jul 21

    #44: Rock Bottom Was The Best Thing That Ever Happened To Me - Jay Skoblar

    In this episode of I Think You Should Hear This, I sat down with Jay Skoblar for one of the most honest conversations we've had on the show. Jay shares the story behind the video that reached thousands of people online and why he finally decided to speak publicly about attempting to take his own life. We talk about addiction, shame, rebuilding after rock bottom, social media, purpose, masculinity and what it actually looks like to change your life one day at a time. This isn't a conversation about pretending everything is okay. It's about taking ownership of your life, even when your past tells you not to. Key Discussion Points 00:00 A Story Worth Hearing 01:20 The Night Everything Changed 14:50 Leave A Legacy, Not An Inheritance 17:15 The Internet Keeps Me Honest 20:10 Why Some People Never Move Forward 22:30 I Just Wanted To Feel Accepted 23:45 The Scariest Thing I've Ever Posted 27:40 The Book That Changed My Life 28:45 Your Past Doesn't Define You 29:15 Do We Really Get What We Deserve? 33:50 Building A Business From Mum's Kitchen 41:20 Success Couldn't Save Me 42:15 I Was Chasing Respect 45:10 Love Couldn't Fix What I Wouldn't Face 48:30 When Everything Finally Fell Apart 55:00 Rebuilding From Rock Bottom 1:02:00 The Habits That Saved My Life 1:10:30 Learning To Forgive Myself 1:18:00 Finding Purpose In My Pain 1:25:00 What I'd Tell Someone Who's Struggling 1:32:00 Rock Bottom Became My Foundation 1:40:00 How I Hope People Remember Me If you are struggling and need someone to speak to their are resources available: Lifeline: 13 11 14 Beyond Blue: 1300 22 4636 0488

    #44: Rock Bottom Was The Best Thing That Ever Happened To Me - Jay Skoblar

  4. Jul 15

    43: "I Wanted To End My Life" How Finding Purpose Gave Michael Dowling A New Lease On Life

    Some conversations stay with you long after they end. This is one of them. In this episode of I Think You Should Hear This, I sit down with Michael Dowling to explore one man's journey from depression and suicidal thoughts to purpose, service and helping others rebuild their lives. We dive into childhood trauma, men's mental health, brotherhood, emotional expression, breathwork, youth justice and what it really means to become your authentic self. If you've ever felt lost, struggled with your mental health, questioned your purpose, or wondered whether life could feel different, I genuinely think you should hear this. 00:00 Welcome 05:05 Losing himself in a seven-year relationship 09:00 Depression and searching for purpose 10:30 The night everything changed 12:00 Choosing life 13:30 Finding purpose through helping others 15:30 Leaving carpentry behind 16:00 Travelling Europe alone 18:00 Brotherhood and asking for help 20:00 Losing his identity after injury 22:00 What adversity taught him 24:30 Why men stop expressing themselves 28:00 Growth begins outside your comfort zone 31:30 Childhood wounds and not feeling heard 35:00 Learning to trust himself again 37:00 Acceptance instead of resentment 40:00 Finding purpose in youth work 45:00 Helping vulnerable young people 46:30 Is the school system failing our kids? 50:00 Prevention over punishment 56:30 Emotional regulation 58:00 Healthy masculine expression 1:00:00 Learning to communicate 1:02:00 Why breathwork matters 1:05:00 Michael's spiritual journey 1:09:00 Becoming the guide he never had 1:12:00 Trust, faith and purpose 👍 If you enjoyed this conversation, please Like, Subscribe and share it with someone who needs to hear it. 💬 I'd love to know... What's one experience that completely changed the direction of your life? #MensMentalHealth #PersonalGrowth #Purpose #Brotherhood #Podcast #MentalHealth #SelfDevelopment #Healing #Authenticity #IThinkYouShouldHearThis

  5. Jun 26

    #42: Jarrod Morfett - Become The Master of Your Life

    What if the thing you've been chasing was never really your dream? This chat with Jarrad is one of the most honest conversations I've had about purpose, trauma, identity and what it actually takes to break the cycles you grew up with. We unpack why success can still leave you empty, how childhood shapes the way we show up as adults, and why mastering yourself is the only game worth playing. • Why success still felt empty • Growing up around chaos and violence • Breaking inherited family patterns • Finding purpose beyond sport • Healing through solitude and reflection • The truth about resilience • Why meditation feels so hard • Rewiring limiting subconscious beliefs • Becoming the parent you needed • Self mastery over external success If this episode hit home, share it with someone who needs to hear it and let us know your biggest takeaway. 03:16 to 07:16 Growing up in New Zealand and chasing rugby dreams 07:16 to 12:38 Success arrived but the emptiness stayed 12:38 to 17:15 Why hard work is not enough 17:15 to 21:08 Meditation, caffeine and mastering the mind 21:58 to 29:36 Childhood trauma and healing the relationship with his father 30:30 to 33:57 The lessons worth passing on to your kids 34:13 to 42:11 The Body Keeps the Score changed everything 42:11 to 46:49 Breaking family cycles before they repeat 46:49 to 52:27 Why people respect what you embody 52:27 to 57:14 Finding purpose after football ended 57:14 to End The hardest beliefs to rewire and becoming your true self

  6. May 28

    #41: Jack Hanley - The Crazy Running Man

    Join us as we explore Jack Hanley's inspiring journey through adversity, his passion for ultra-running, and his efforts to promote mental health awareness. Discover insights on overcoming addiction, the power of community, and the lessons learned from extreme endurance events.

  7. May 18

    #40: Dareo Rogers - Finding Your North Star

    Most athletes focus on physical skills, but one of the most powerful tools for resilience and growth is the mindset you build off the field. In this episode, Dareo Rogers, a former AFL hopeful turned local champion, shares raw stories of adversity from injury setbacks and heartbreak to overcoming the mental challenges of losing his grandfather and how it all shaped his perspective on success, identity, and what really matters. Discover how Dareo’s journey from junior footy to the AFL draft was riddled with obstacles, including a serious knee abscess, the heartbreak of injuries, and the disappointment of missed opportunities during COVID-19. You'll learn the mindset shifts that allowed him to turn setbacks into comebacks, his keys to staying grounded, and the surprising importance of mental resilience over pure skill. We break down practical strategies he used from controlling what he can, simplifying routines, to embracing the power of presence and support systems during the toughest times. You'll hear about Dareo’s profound connection with his grandfather, and how his life-changing advice “never forget how proud I am of you” continues to fuel his determination. We explore the importance of male role models, the value of family, and the lessons that come when things are taken away unexpectedly. Through his story, you’ll understand why embracing vulnerability, mental health, and focusing on what truly matters isn’t just for sports but for life.Perfect for athletes, young men navigating challenges, or anyone seeking inspiration to turn adversity into opportunity, this episode reveals that resilience isn’t just about physical toughness. it’s about mindset, support, and staying true to yourself through life's unpredictable twists.Whether you’re facing your own setbacks or simply looking for stories that remind you of the strength within, this episode offers both hope and practical insights to help you stay resilient, motivated, and grounded in what truly counts.

  8. May 9

    #39 Bronson Interlandi - From Incarceration to Estepona

    Most entrepreneurs and high performers overlook the one thing that can make or break their success—emotional resilience built through real adversity. Bronson Interlandi’s story is a raw, unfiltered journey from childhood on a dairy farm to facing bankruptcy, addiction, prison, and ultimately, transformation. His candid recounting of near-impossible choices, the double life he led, and the wake-up call from a police raid will leave you questioning what truly defines strength and success.In this episode, you’ll discover how Bronson’s early life shaped his work ethic and emotional intelligence—or lack thereof—and how these factors contributed to decisions that almost derailed him. We break down the pivot point that led him to bankruptcy, the pitfalls of hustle culture, and the addiction trap that ensnares many high achievers. Bronson unpacks the hidden costs of materialism, the importance of emotional honesty, and why real growth begins where your comfort zone ends.You’ll gain insights into practical tools for emotional management, confronting fears, and rebuilding identity after hitting rock bottom. Bronson shares exclusive details of his time in prison and the profound lessons he learned about purpose, community, and vulnerability—lessons that transformed his understanding of masculinity and leadership. This isn’t just a story of downfall but a rallying cry for men to face their challenges head-on and emerge stronger.Missing this could mean staying trapped in cycles of stress, disconnection, and regret. Embracing Bronson’s journey opens the door to true resilience, financial freedom, and a life aligned with your values. Perfect for men committed to growth, entrepreneurs seeking emotional mastery, and anyone ready to turn pain into purpose—this episode is a masterclass in overcoming hardship and building a legacy of courage and authenticity.Are you ready to challenge your limits and rewrite your story? Hit play now and discover why your greatest growth begins in your darkest moments.Guest Authority: Bronson Interlandi is an entrepreneur, former bankruptcy and prison inmate, and founder of the Prime Men's Movement. His mission is to help men break free from toxic environments, develop emotional intelligence, and lead with vulnerability and strength.Why this works: The episode hooks listeners with Bronson’s gripping, confronting story, immediately positioning it as a blueprint for overcoming adversity. By teasing practical insights and emotional tools, it appeals directly to men hungry for genuine growth and resilience, compelling them to listen for transformation and real-world lessons.

    #39 Bronson Interlandi - From Incarceration to Estepona
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I Think You Should Hear This is a personal development and self-improvement podcast exploring mindset, psychology, resilience, leadership, mental health, human performance and personal growth. Through honest conversations with athletes, entrepreneurs, coaches and inspiring guests, each episode shares practical lessons to help you build confidence, overcome adversity, develop better habits and become the best version of yourself. New episodes weekly.

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