Glenn Azar is an Australian leadership coach and former Army flight medic who integrates military-derived discipline into his youth mentorship and personal development platforms. He produces the Mayhem Monday series, a reflective video format where he addresses societal themes such as the entitlement trap and the necessity of personal accountability. His work is characterized by his Building Better Humans philosophy, which emphasizes physical endurance and mental fortitude through initiatives like the Bro Camp for adolescent boys and the Aella Warriors program for girls. A notable recent win includes the growth of his Design Your Life series, which focuses on daily routines and vision setting. Azar often utilizes the Kokoda Track as a physical classroom for his leadership training, collaborating with sporting organizations like Griffith Uni AON 7’s to deliver mindset sessions. He offers a no-nonsense approach to fitness and parenting, frequently featuring professional boxer Taylah Robertson in athletic development segments at his Brisbane-based facility, Project 180 HQ.