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Matt Brady is Australia’s leading Pressure Performance keynote speaker and the creator of Championship Neuro-Biology™. His work answers one question: how do you perform under pressure when it matters most? After 22 years studying why some people rise under pressure while others crumble, his answer is that pressure does not remove skill, it changes access to it, and that access is trainable. He created the Access Gap™ to measure the distance between trained capability and what a person can actually reach under real stakes, and built the Five Faces of Pressure™ (Performance, Outcome, Avoidance, Relational and Growth) and the Championship Cycle™ (Clarity, Certainty, Flow and Momentum). Matt works with CHROs, L&D leaders, C-suite executives and peer group chairs across EO, YPO, Vistage, CEO Institute and AICD. He is the author of The Back 9 and has spoken for organisations including Optus, Red Bull Australia, NAB, St.George, Ricoh and Channel 9 across Australia, Asia and the United States.
Desire & FearAs a motivational keynote speaker, I often talk about the relationship between desire and fear. For most people, this is the definition of reality: quietly yearning for what we don't have while dreading losing what we do. But what if we could shift our...
Dreams achieving the impossibleWe all have dreams and aspirations that we hope to achieve in our lifetime. However, for many of us, those dreams seem impossible to achieve. It could be because we lack the confidence, the resources, or the motivation to pursue them....
Exceptional tenacity to never ever quit – these words capture the essence of what it takes to achieve success in life. As a keynote speaker, I have had the privilege of working with countless individuals who have demonstrated exceptional tenacity to overcome seemingly...
We are the total sum of our storiesAs a keynote speaker, I often emphasize the importance of changing the narrative of our lives. We are the total sum of our stories, the stories we tell others about ourselves, and the stories we tell ourselves. If we can tell those...
