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Andy Steele joined the Australian Army at 17 and was immediately selected for Special Operations, but his story isn't simply about military service. It's about identity, character, faith, resilience and learning who you are when the uniform comes off. In this episode of Think Uncommon, Andy shares what it means to carry the lessons of precision-based, high-pressure environments into fatherhood, leadership, relationships and civilian life. Together we explore:

Behind every extraordinary life are moments that never make the headlines. Moments of betrayal, impossible decisions, quiet resilience, and the choices that shape who we become. In this episode, I sit down with intelligence specialist, veteran, author and host of Life The Battlefield, Mario Bekes. From growing up in war-torn Croatia to serving in intelligence and rebuilding his life in Australia, Mario shares the experiences that forged his character and forever changed the way he sees leadership, trust and purpose. Together, we explore: * How betrayal can become one of life's greatest teachers. * What war reveals about human nature. * Why discernment matters more than blind trust. * The hidden cost of carrying trauma in silence. * How hardship shapes identity and resilience. * The revelation Mario found walking the Camino de Santiago. * What it truly means to live an uncommon life. Connect with Mario Bekes 🖥️ Website: https://www.mariobekes.com.au 🐦 Twitter: https://twitter.com/MarioBekes 👥 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/insight.intelligence.7 📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mariobekes/ Think Uncommon 🌐 Website: https://jojackson.co/think-uncommon-podcast 🎧 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5fbFNub98fuPSSURPKfDAF?si=3dfb71282ceb400c 🍎 Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/think-uncommon/id1854204765 📘 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ThinkUncommon/ 📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thinkuncommonpodcast/

Bill Haase has over 20 years of experience in the shares business,Nowadays, he spends significant time trading money, worth and time. Surviving the Black Monday crash of 1987, Bill is dedicated to reshaping how we see money and what it means to be wealthy. The approach is unconventional, and the conversation leaves you wondering - why haven't I thought of that before? We talk AI, digital currency - just what the government is responsible for.

What does it take to overcome one of the fastest-growing childhood cancers in the world at ten years old? In this episode of Think Uncommon, Jo Jackson sits down with Ethan Albrecht, a Physical Therapist, endurance athlete, husband, father, and cancer survivor whose story powerfully exemplifies resilience, discipline, faith, and personal responsibility. Diagnosed with Burkitt's Lymphoma at just 10 years old, Ethan faced a life-threatening battle that would shape the way he approached adversity, health, fitness, and life itself. Today, he competes in endurance events, embraces the challenge of Hyrox training, and helps others reclaim their health through movement and physical therapy. In this conversation we discuss: ✔ Surviving childhood cancer ✔ Building resilience through adversity ✔ The mindset behind endurance sports and Hyrox ✔ Why movement is medicine ✔ Physical therapy and injury recovery ✔ The truth about pain, aging, and mobility ✔ Exercise, mental health, and long-term wellbeing ✔ Faith, purpose, and personal growth ✔ Habits that create lasting change ✔ How discipline shapes your futureWhether you're interested in fitness, health, mindset, endurance training, personal development, resilience, physical therapy, or simply overcoming life's toughest challenges, this episode delivers practical wisdom and an inspiring story of perseverance.

Gian grew up with brothers who looked down at him. The shortest of the family, he had something to prove. He is in charge of his decisions, and his identity is everything. A Hollywood stuntman, actor and author of the G-CODE, this fast-paced episode will have you asking a simple question.... Am I actually a real man?