Smokes, Brews & Banter: Why British Soldier Humour Might Be the Ultimate Mental Weapon — In War and in the Gym by Nat Galloway

Smokes, Brews & Banter: Why British Soldier Humour Might Be the Ultimate Mental Weapon — In War and in the Gym by Nat Galloway

Smokes, Brews & Banter: Why British Soldier Humour Might Be the Ultimate Mental Weapon — In War and in the Gym by Nat GallowayNat Galloway
Published on: 11/07/2025

There’s a quote passed around by those who’ve served alongside British troops — often spoken with confusion, admiration, and just a hint of fear: “Those Brits are a strange old race.......

Military
Let Go of the Label. Reclaim the Driver’s Seat - Nat Galloway

Let Go of the Label. Reclaim the Driver’s Seat - Nat Galloway

Let Go of the Label. Reclaim the Driver’s Seat - Nat GallowayNat Galloway
Published on: 07/07/2025

MAP owner Paul recently shared something that stuck with me: “You are not depressed. You are not anxious. These are states, not identities. Depression is tied to the past. Anxiety to the future. Both are rooted in one thing: your expectations.”

Mindset
You’d Die for Your Family? Then Start Living Like It - Nat Galloway

You’d Die for Your Family? Then Start Living Like It - Nat Galloway

You’d Die for Your Family? Then Start Living Like It - Nat GallowayNat Galloway
Published on: 02/07/2025

I’ve served alongside soldiers who said they’d die for their country. I’ve seen plenty who meant it — willing to stand in the breach, take the hit, and never come home. But here’s the uncomfortable truth: some of those same soldiers weren’t willing to make small sacrifices in peacetime to be ready for wartime.

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When Anxiety and Overthinking Become a Weapon — And When They Don’t - Nat Galloway

When Anxiety and Overthinking Become a Weapon — And When They Don’t - Nat Galloway

When Anxiety and Overthinking Become a Weapon — And When They Don’t - Nat GallowayNat Galloway
Published on: 30/06/2025

“The soul becomes dyed with the colour of its thoughts.” – Marcus Aurelius I’ve always been an overthinker. I’ve always had anxiety. For a long time, I thought that made me broken. But the truth is — it made me sharp.

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