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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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We're not as resilient as we used to be

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In this episode, Glenn reflects on a powerful moment of wisdom shared by a homeless man during an interview—words originally passed down from an AA sponsor: “You are not here to be loved, comforted and understood. You were put here to love, comfort and understand.” 

It’s a simple idea, but one that challenges the way many of us move through the world. 

In a society increasingly focused on what’s in it for me, this episode invites you to flip the script—to lead with generosity, compassion, and understanding before worrying about what you receive in return. 

Glenn explores how shifting from entitlement to contribution can transform relationships, reduce conflict, and create deeper connection—both with others and within yourself. 

The conversation dives into the power of making generous assumptions, the dangers of living in constant expectation, and why giving what you seek often leads to receiving it. 

This episode is a reminder that personal growth isn’t just about self-improvement—it’s about how we show up for the people around us. If we all lived this way, wouldn’t we all feel more loved, more comforted, and more understood?



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In this episode, Glenn reflects on a powerful moment of wisdom shared by a homeless man during an interview&mdash;words originally passed down from an AA sponsor: &ldquo;You are not here to be loved, comforted and understood. You were put here to love, comfort and understand.&rdquo; It&rsquo;s a simple idea, but one that challenges the way many of us move through the world. In a society increasingly focused on what&rsquo;s in it for me, this episode invites you to flip the script&mdash;to lead with generosity, compassion, and understanding before worrying about what you receive in return. Glenn explores how shifting from entitlement to contribution can transform relationships, reduce conflict, and create deeper connection&mdash;both with others and within yourself. The conversation dives into the power of making generous assumptions, the dangers of living in constant expectation, and why giving what you seek often leads to receiving it. This episode is a reminder that personal growth isn&rsquo;t just about self-improvement&mdash;it&rsquo;s about how we show up for the people around us. If we all lived this way, wouldn&rsquo;t we all feel more loved, more comforted, and more understood? 
The Building Better Humans Project is brought to you by ADVENTURE PROFESSIONALS. Visit <a href="https://www.adventureprofessionals.com.au">www.adventureprofessionals.com.au</a> <a href="https://www.adventureprofessionals.com.au/">ADVENTURE WITH GLENN</a>
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Love, Comfort and Understand First

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As we move into 2026, The Building Better Humans Project is refocusing—by going back to where it all began.

In this episode, Glenn Azar shares an honest update on the future direction of the podcast and why now is the right time to return to the show’s roots: unapologetic, no-BS personal and professional development across all the areas of life where people feel stuck, challenged, or overwhelmed.

Glenn also addresses the decision to step away from Mayhem Monday as a regular segment. While it was enjoyed by many, consistency, integrity, and capacity matter—and this episode explains why doing fewer things better is essential for long-term growth, both personally and professionally.

With over 11 years of podcasting and 1,500+ episodes, this show remains a free, consistent anchor in a crowded personal development space—focused on mindset, discipline, responsibility, leadership, and real-world application.

Mayhem sessions may still appear from time to time as bonus episodes, but the core mission is clear:
Three episodes a week. Real conversations. Practical tools. No hype.

If you’re looking to reset, refocus, and get back to the work that actually matters—this episode sets the tone for what’s ahead.



The Building Better Humans Project is brought to you by ADVENTURE PROFESSIONALS. Visit www.adventureprofessionals.com.au

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As we move into 2026, The Building Better Humans Project is refocusing&mdash;by going back to where it all began.
In this episode, Glenn Azar shares an honest update on the future direction of the podcast and why now is the right time to return to the show&rsquo;s roots: unapologetic, no-BS personal and professional development across all the areas of life where people feel stuck, challenged, or overwhelmed.
Glenn also addresses the decision to step away from Mayhem Monday as a regular segment. While it was enjoyed by many, consistency, integrity, and capacity matter&mdash;and this episode explains why doing fewer things better is essential for long-term growth, both personally and professionally.
With over 11 years of podcasting and 1,500+ episodes, this show remains a free, consistent anchor in a crowded personal development space&mdash;focused on mindset, discipline, responsibility, leadership, and real-world application.
Mayhem sessions may still appear from time to time as bonus episodes, but the core mission is clear: Three episodes a week. Real conversations. Practical tools. No hype.
If you&rsquo;re looking to reset, refocus, and get back to the work that actually matters&mdash;this episode sets the tone for what&rsquo;s ahead. 
The Building Better Humans Project is brought to you by ADVENTURE PROFESSIONALS. Visit <a href="https://www.adventureprofessionals.com.au">www.adventureprofessionals.com.au</a> <a href="https://www.adventureprofessionals.com.au/">ADVENTURE WITH GLENN</a>
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Refocusing for 2026 - Back to the Roots

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In this episode of the Building Better Humans Project, host Glenn Azar challenges listeners to step up and live life to the fullest. Drawing from a powerful poem by Rudy Francisco, Glenn encourages listeners to remember that they're still alive and to act like it. She shares four areas to focus on: relationships, career, health, and personal growth, and invites listeners to take on new challenges and adventures. With a mix of personal anecdotes and inspiring stories, Glenn  reminds us that life is a gift and that we have the power to choose how we live it.

In this episode of the Building Better Humans Project, host Glenn Azar challenges listeners to step up and live life to the fullest. Drawing from a powerful poem by Rudy Francisco, Glenn encourages listeners to remember that they're still alive and to act like it. She shares four areas to focus on: relationships, career, health, and personal growth, and invites listeners to take on new challenges and adventures. With a mix of personal anecdotes and inspiring stories, Glenn&nbsp; reminds us that life is a gift and that we have the power to choose how we live it.

You are still alive, act like it

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