Reality Check

The Gareth Cliff Show

Rich Mulholland helps us solve an annoying problem, cut through the crap and make sense of the nonsense. Like a shot of adrenaline, Rich plugs us into his high-voltage supercharger to see the world in glorious HD, at high speed and de-clutter the confusing journey of being human. What better way to start your week than inspired and empowered with clarity?

  1. 06/10/2019

    It's the little things that count

    Are we getting too lazy to appreciate the smaller things in life when it comes to human interaction? Rich noticed something horrifying around a guy and his ear pods recently, which shines a spotlight on the importance of being present socially.

    It's the little things that count

  2. 06/03/2019

    Mute: The Cowardly Approach

    Rich Mulholland is back with his dose of witty expertise on Reality Check. This week, he discusses why 'muting' someone you follow on social media is rather cowardly, compared to rather telling them why you aren't interested in seeing what they post. Find out Rich's perspective on how to handle this 21st century predicament.

    Mute: The Cowardly Approach

  3. 12/10/2018

    Improve, Don't Destroy

    Rich talks about a conference that was trying not to be a conference. It flopped completely, so Rich sheds some light on why this happened. The concept of throwing the baby out with the bath water has never been more appropriate in this case, with Rich sharing how we should look to constantly improve rather than destroy.

    Improve, Don't Destroy

  4. 11/26/2018

    Are we nicer people nowadays?

    People seem to care a lot about other people nowadays. Or do they? Rich believes we are living in an age of satisfaction, so much so that we have surplus care to give others as our lives are so good. As always, he is right, but what does this mean for our everyday lives and people's principles?

    Are we nicer people nowadays?

  5. 11/19/2018

    Making life easier for Future You

    We all have various versions of ourselves, but Rich delves into the notion of 'present you' doing more for 'future you'. Like all of Rich's really great points, it is super simple and easy to implement in life, with majors benefits in the long run when you discover this balance.

    Making life easier for Future You

  6. 11/12/2018

    The increasing issue of 'havetovism' online

    Rich has some interesting developments around the issues of 'havetovism', and what people are getting upset about right now. From palm oil to half-hearted religious people, Rich has some great points as usual. But do you fall into his spotlight?

    The increasing issue of 'havetovism' online

  7. 10/15/2018

    Designated phone person

    As a non-drinker, Rich is often the designated driver at social functions. Taking the concept further, he suggests we should look at doing the same when it comes to capturing moments on our phones. This way we can be more than just present in situations, and actually give things our full attention.

    Designated phone person

  8. 10/01/2018

    Ground Rules for Big Restaurant Gatherings

    We've all been there before... you and a large group of friends or family meet at a restaurant, and then chaos ensues when the bill arrives. Ever one to find a solution to people's problems, Rich has some convincing ground rules on the subject which can hopefully prevent future stresses in your life.

    Ground Rules for Big Restaurant Gatherings
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Rich Mulholland helps us solve an annoying problem, cut through the crap and make sense of the nonsense. Like a shot of adrenaline, Rich plugs us into his high-voltage supercharger to see the world in glorious HD, at high speed and de-clutter the confusing journey of being human. What better way to start your week than inspired and empowered with clarity?

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  • Creator
    The Gareth Cliff Show
  • Years Active
    2016 - 2019
  • Episodes
    84
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Copyright
    © The Gareth Cliff Show
  • Show Website
    Reality Check

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