Have you ever hit a wall and thought - enough. No more. I'm done. Feck It, No More is the podcast for anyone who's reached that moment. Hosted by results coach Glenn Monaghan from Perth, Western Australia, every episode features a raw, unfiltered conversation with someone who hit rock bottom - and decided to rebuild. We cover the real stories behind addiction recovery, alcohol and gambling addiction, anxiety and depression, divorce and betrayal, career burnout, trauma, and the moment someone finally chose themselves over everything else holding them back. This isn't self-help theory. These are
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Have you ever hit a wall and thought - enough. No more. I'm done. Feck It, No More is the podcast for anyone who's reached that moment. Hosted by results coach Glenn Monaghan from Perth, Western Australia, every episode features a raw, unfiltered conversation with someone who hit rock bottom - and decided to rebuild. We cover the real stories behind addiction recovery, alcohol and gambling addiction, anxiety and depression, divorce and betrayal, career burnout, trauma, and the moment someone finally chose themselves over everything else holding them back. This isn't self-help theory. These are
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July 6, 2026
Alcohol & Homelessness Recovery: The Question That Saved Him
<p>Jaron's mum told him recently that the first time he was homeless, he was nine months old. He was a street kid in Perth. He spent most of his life as an alcoholic — by his own account, drunk for the better part of two decades.</p><p>At 37, he suffered a stroke. His family fell apart. He lost his job.And he found himself homeless again — as if twenty years had simply gone down the drain.</p><p>He ended up at St Pat's in Fremantle, a supported lodging facility, where a persistent fellow resident eventually convinced him to take on a head lodger role. It was there — surrounded by AA meetings, Carl Jung audiobooks, and a meth dealer he eventually reported alone despite every street instinct telling him not to — that somethingshifted.</p><p>Someone asked him a question nobody had ever asked before:"Sounds like you've been drunk half your life. Who do you want to be?" He had never thought about that.Jaron is now an advocate for lived experience in the homelessness sector, working to ensure people who have actually been on the streets inform the policies meant to help them.</p><p>This conversation covers homelessness, alcoholism, stroke, sobriety, the shadow self, community, volunteering, and what it means to do the right thing when nobody is watching.If this episode has brought something up for you, you are not alone.</p><p>Lifeline: 13 11 14 — 24/7 | Beyond Blue: 1300 22 4636 — 24/7</p><p>Follow the show for new episodes every week.</p><p>Also on Apple Podcasts and YouTube — search Feck It, No More.</p><p>If you've had a "feck it, no more" moment — reach out: glenn@spcsuccess.com</p>
June 29, 2026
From Inmate to CEO: He Rebuilt His Life From Rock Bottom
<p>Simon Fenech had everything. A fifty-square home. A Mercedes. A Harley. A $130,000 salary. Two-time Australian kickboxing champion training for a comeback.</p><p><br></p><p>Then a forklift T-boned him at work and threw him six metres into a loading dock. What followed was chronic pain, twelve medications, and the slow loss of everything - his career, his marriage, his identity, and very nearly his life.</p><p><br></p><p>Drugs came in to fill the gap. And eventually - prison.Locked in a 3x3 metre cell, his cellmate stood up and took a dump while Simon was eating dinner. In that grim, absurd moment, something shifted. That was his Feck It moment.</p><p>Simon Fenech is now the interim CEO of Fruit 2 Work - a socialenterprise helping people with criminal records rebuild their lives through employment. </p><p><br></p><p>He is a 2026 Westpac Social Change Fellow. And he carries two words into everything he does: resilience and redemption.</p><p><br></p><p>This conversation covers the accident, the addiction, theincarceration, the cell moment that changed everything, and what it actually takes to rebuild a life from nothing when the world has written you off.If this episode has brought something up for you, you are not alone.</p><p><br></p><p>Lifeline: 13 11 14 | Beyond Blue: 1300 22 4636</p><p>Follow the show for new episodes every week.</p><p><br></p><p>Also on Apple Podcasts and YouTube — search Feck It, No More.</p><p><br></p><p>If you've had a "feck it, no more" moment — reach out: glenn@spcsuccess.com</p>
June 22, 2026
She Became the Parent She Swore She'd Never Be.
<p>Libby Ward grew up in a turbulent home. Single mum, mental health disorders, 18 moves before she turned 18, a psychologically abusive stepfather on a remote farm, and a role she had held since she was eight years old: the person who made sure everyone else was okay.</p><p>When she became a mother herself, she performed the life. Matching outfits. Holiday cards. Clean house. Home-cooked meals. Everything she had never had, given perfectly.</p><p>And then the second child arrived and nothing would stop crying.</p><p>The first moment she was honest with herself happened at midnight, in a driveway, in the Canadian winter, kneeling over a pile of gift-filled shoeboxes that had spilled from the back of her SUV. Looking at the shiny wrapping paper scattered across the ground, she thought: I am this shoebox. Beautiful on the outside. What is the point in having a pretty shoebox if what's inside is absolutely broken?</p><p>She went to therapy. She tried to check the box on it and get back to spinning the plates.</p><p>Three years later, on a chaotic morning with her three-year-old and five-year-old in the back of the car, a granola bar refused, boots and coats and a babysitter who had just cancelled — she hit the brakes and thirty-five years of suppressed rage came out of her body. She heard her own mother's voice coming out of her own mouth. She turned around and saw her children afraid of her. Then her son, who had speech delays and had been using sign language, handed her back his granola bar and signed one word: open. That was all he had wanted. Her to open it.</p><p>This episode is about what it costs to perform a life instead of living it, and what it takes to stop.</p><p>If this episode has brought something up for you as a parent, PANDA is available Monday to Saturday 9am to 7:30pm AEST on 1300 726 306. Beyond Blue is available 24/7 on 1300 22 4636. You are not alone.</p><p>Follow the show for new episodes every week.</p><p>If you've had a "feck it, no more" moment and want to share your story — or know someone who should — reach out to Glenn directly:<a href="mailto:glenn@spcsuccess.com" rel="ugc noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">glenn@spcsuccess.com</a></p><p></p>
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