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Greg Inglis has an ability to bring his professional sporting experience into the daily lives of young people and corporate high-performance employees by helping them define their peak strengths, optimal performance levels, and balance between in their careers and everyday lives.

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Testimonials for Greg Inglis

Greg's talk was brilliant, the openness and honesty made it instantly relatable and engaging. Knowing our students, you could feel the emotion, and sense the thought processes that were happening as Greg was speaking. The long term impact of hearing how a superstar, who seemed to have it all, could still struggle through life's challenges will resonate with our students through their own adversities and hopefully inspire them to also seek help and make smarter, healthier life choices.

Teacher - Waratah Centre

 

It’s great to see Greg, who is genuinely interested and motivated to drive positive change by creating awareness and providing strategies through his lived experiences, to improve life outcomes for so many. If we can help our children to get the right support, at the right time and reduce the stigma of having the conversation or asking for help, we can change the lives of so many!

Leader - Child Wellbeing Unit, NSW Health

Greg Inglis Travels from NSW
Fee Range: POA

Greg Inglis's Biography

Greg Inglis has achieved all the accolades in his professional Rugby League career – 3-time Club Premiership winner, Clive Churchill Medallist, Rookie and Representative player of the Year. GI has represented QLD, Australia and more proudly, his heritage as Captain of the Indigenous All Stars.

Off-field, GI is a mentor to young Australians which has preceded his next chapter in his career helping young people and those who suffer from Mental Health to achieve better outcomes and break the stigma of the silent illness.

Greg Inglis’ status and reputation fosters an immediate connection with young people and corporate high-performance employees alike, and he has an innate ability to help by discussing his experiences and promoting balance between school/work and everyday life.

Founder of the Goanna Academy – the first Indigenous-owned mental health organisation in Australia Greg is a mentor to young Australians which has preceded his next chapter in his career helping young people and those who suffer from Mental Health achieve better outcomes and break the stigma of the silent illness.

Greg Inglis has an ability to bring his professional sporting experience into the daily lives of young people and corporate high-performance employees by helping them define their peak strengths, optimal performance levels, and balance between in their careers and everyday lives.

Speaking Topics Include

Coping with challenges – Communication + Mental health and Greg Inglis

The Greg Inglis story -Elite performance mindset

What makes a Premiership winning team - Development of a ‘team’

Different styles of ‘leadership’ - Personal discipline, performance analysis

Mentoring: Indigenous space - Cultural awareness within the workplace