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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.
My tag line as you know is "ignite your possible." One of the ways we can do that is by understanding the difference between joy and happiness. While happiness is often associated with achieving a desired outcome, joy is a more fleeting emotion that can be experienced...
The etymology of the word ‘Possible’ means 'I am Able', so ignite your possible! This phrase is not just a catchy slogan; it's a powerful reminder that anything is possible if you believe in yourself and take action. I have seen firsthand the incredible impact that...
I believe that having a growth mindset is essential to achieving success in life. According to Carol Dweck, the fixed mindset sees failures as disasters, while the growth mindset sees them as opportunities. By adopting a growth mindset, we can approach challenges with...
Showing up Playing HurtLife is unpredictable and can throw us unexpected curveballs, leaving us feeling mentally and emotionally bruised. It can be tough to show up and push through when things get challenging, but it's essential to do so. As a keynote speaker, I...
