The Adventure of Personal Growth: Building Better Humans Through Exploration

Are you craving more than just another vacation? In this captivating episode of The Building Better Humans Project podcast, hosts Glenn and Mili dive deep into how adventure serves as the ultimate personal development tool. From living out of a van as teenagers to trekking through PNG jungles, they share how stepping outside your comfort zone creates life-changing experiences that shape who you become. Their stories reveal that adventure isn't about luxury or distance traveled—it's about challenging yourself in new environments and collecting experiences that become the stories you'll tell for decades.

The hosts explore how structured adventures like Kokoda Track and Aussie Ten Peaks create powerful bonding opportunities between parents and children, especially during those crucial formative years. They emphasize that adventure doesn't require expensive gear or exotic locations—it could be as simple as climbing your local mountain or bathing in a creek. What matters is putting yourself in situations where you're slightly vulnerable but capable of overcoming challenges.

Timestamps:
- 05:30 - Mayhem's 8-month van life adventure across Australia and the theft that changed everything
- 14:20 - How adventure creates deeper connections and conversations
- 22:45 - The philosophy of collecting experiences rather than possessions
- 31:10 - Kokoda Track experiences and watching people overcome their limitations
- 38:15 - The Aussie Ten Peaks adventure and nearly missing the chairlift
- 45:30 - Why 80% of the time you'll spend with your children happens before they turn 18

Key Takeaways:
- Adventure creates stories and experiences that become defining moments in your life
- Putting yourself in uncomfortable situations builds resilience and confidence
- The most meaningful adventures often involve overcoming fear or uncertainty
- Adventure creates unique bonding opportunities between parents and children
- You don't need to travel far to find adventure—it's about your mindset, not location

Ready to transform your life through adventure? Whether you're looking to strengthen family bonds, develop resilience in young people, or simply break out of your comfort zone, this episode will inspire you to take that first step. Visit adventureprofessionals.com.au to learn about upcoming youth development camps and adventures in 2026 and beyond!




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The Adventure of Personal Growth: Building Better Humans Through Exploration
Are you craving more than just another vacation? In this captivating episode of The Building Better Humans Project podcast, hosts Glenn and Mili dive deep into how adventure serves as the ultimate personal development tool. From living out of a van as teenagers to trekking through PNG jungles, they share how stepping outside your comfort zone creates life-changing experiences that shape who you become. Their stories reveal that adventure isn't about luxury or distance traveled&mdash;it's about challenging yourself in new environments and collecting experiences that become the stories you'll tell for decades.
The hosts explore how structured adventures like Kokoda Track and Aussie Ten Peaks create powerful bonding opportunities between parents and children, especially during those crucial formative years. They emphasize that adventure doesn't require expensive gear or exotic locations&mdash;it could be as simple as climbing your local mountain or bathing in a creek. What matters is putting yourself in situations where you're slightly vulnerable but capable of overcoming challenges. Timestamps: - 05:30 - Mayhem's 8-month van life adventure across Australia and the theft that changed everything - 14:20 - How adventure creates deeper connections and conversations - 22:45 - The philosophy of collecting experiences rather than possessions - 31:10 - Kokoda Track experiences and watching people overcome their limitations - 38:15 - The Aussie Ten Peaks adventure and nearly missing the chairlift - 45:30 - Why 80% of the time you'll spend with your children happens before they turn 18
Key Takeaways: - Adventure creates stories and experiences that become defining moments in your life - Putting yourself in uncomfortable situations builds resilience and confidence - The most meaningful adventures often involve overcoming fear or uncertainty - Adventure creates unique bonding opportunities between parents and children - You don't need to travel far to find adventure&mdash;it's about your mindset, not location
Ready to transform your life through adventure? Whether you're looking to strengthen family bonds, develop resilience in young people, or simply break out of your comfort zone, this episode will inspire you to take that first step. Visit adventureprofessionals.com.au to learn about upcoming youth development camps and adventures in 2026 and beyond! 
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Inspiration, tips and advice to help you conquer your life, one day at a time. Glenn Azar is a former soldier, boxer and Helicopter Evacuation Medic who now runs an adventure business called Adventure Professionals. He uses his background, knowledge and lived experiences to share authentic tips that are useful, usable and implementable immediately to give you a boost in every area of life.

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