Running 10km for 10 Days is the Ultimate Mental Toughness Reboot
On the first day of 2020, I went for a run. Not because I wanted to, but out of necessity. I had consumed a few
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A former special forces commander, best-selling author, popular podcast host and human optimisation pioneer, Bram Connolly has an authentic style and the unique ability to not only motivate, but also take people on a journey of self discovery.
Bram has over twenty years’ experience within the Australian Defence Force, fifteen years of which was spent in the Australian Special Forces. His roles have ranged from the head of selection for Special Forces right through to leading professional combat soldiers in war zones including Somalia, East Timor and Afghanistan. Bram was awarded the Distinguished Service Medal for leadership in combat with the Australian Special Forces in Afghanistan in the 2012 Australia Day Honours List.
Since leaving the Defence Force he has facilitated leadership and crisis Management training for such companies as BHP Billiton, Exxon Mobil, LINFOX, PYBAR and Petronas. Bram holds a Bachelor’s Degree in International Relations, is a Certified Project Director, has an Advanced Diploma of Government, a Graduate Certificate in Management and Certificate IV in Workplace Assessment and Training.
On the first day of 2020, I went for a run. Not because I wanted to, but out of necessity. I had consumed a few
The first-ever WarriorU live Podcast event was successfully held at the Sir Stamford, Sydney, on Friday the 6th of December, and what an incredible night
By way of introduction, my name is Major Bram Connolly. For fifteen of my twenty-year military career, I worked at the tip of the spear
Imagine this, you are the expedition leader to summit Mt Everest. The weather is closing in fast and you and your party had planned to
