Get ready for an enlightening episode with Xavier Crowe, a professional mentalist, keynote speaker, and expert in human behavior and communication. With over two decades of experience performing worldwide, Xavier shares his unique approach of blending mentalism with real-world psychology to enhance communication skills. In this episode, Xavier reveals how subtle body language cues can help in reading people, tips for building confidence, and insights into why connection is the real magic in leadership. Learn how mentalism offers a transformative perspective on everyday communication, and discover why Xavier believes that entertainment is more than just amusement, it’s a pathway to genuine transformation.

This episode delves into the pressing issues facing community housing residents in Sydney who have been issued eviction notices which incudes the Waterloo Tower Blocks due to large-scale redevelopment projects as the NSW State Government prepares to transfer the Landlord responsibilities over to Private Equity. Many residents are facing a ticking clock with just six months to relocate, raising concerns not just about finding new homes but also about the broader implications for community housing. Join us as we look further into community housing as the Birdman of Surry Hills Pierre goes onto explain how he has tirelessly fought for the rights of vulnerable individuals and stood up against systemic injustices. From filing court cases to strategizing community resistance, Pierre shares his experiences of being a Legal Warrior without formal qualifications, driven by the necessity to fight for justice. In the final part of this episode both Pierre and Steve discuss the upcoming documentary "Cracks in the System," emphasizing the need for fairness and equality in an environment that has already been stretched beyonds it's limits.

In this episode of the Will2Win show, guest Ray Leary shares his personal journey through institutional abuse and his tireless advocacy for the forgotten Australians. As someone who experienced the harsh realities of being removed from family at a young age, Leary discusses how these experiences have fueled his drive to push for political change. He hopes to secure a seat in Blacktown to represent the State of NSW to ensure that past traumas are acknowledged and that future generations receive the recognition and care they deserve. Leary brings to light the struggles of the many who were once termed 'forgotten Australians,' advocating for them to be remembered and recognized for their pain and resilience. The episode highlights his dedication to ensuring that the history of these individuals is neither overlooked nor forgotten, and his efforts to push for systemic change in how we approach institutional care and support is fully addressed.