Matt Scoletti
Matt Scoletti
330 - Who's Your Hero?
330 - Who's Your Hero?
330 - Who's Your Hero?
Tuesday 21st October 2025
Rethink heroism with Matt Scoletti as he shares stories of everyday kindness and invites you to celebrate unsung heroes.
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Episode Overview
- Heroism isn't just about grand gestures; it's found in everyday kindness.
- Create a 'hero roundtable' of personal inspirations for guidance.
- Recognise and celebrate the unsung heroes in your community.
- Small acts of generosity can have a big impact on others.
- Reflect on who your heroes are and how you can emulate them.
"A hero could be somebody working at a grocery store earning $35,000 a year."
What makes someone a hero? In this heartwarming episode, Matt Scoletti challenges us to rethink our definition of heroism. He shares everyday stories of kindness and generosity that often go unnoticed but have a profound impact on those around them. From a man offering a hot meal to a homeless person to a cheerful grocery store cashier who brightens everyone's day, Matt highlights the unsung heroes in our communities.
These are the people who don't seek fame or recognition but make the world a better place through small acts of love and kindness. Matt also introduces the concept of a 'hero roundtable'—a personal group of inspirational figures who guide us in decision-making. This could include famous individuals or everyday people like Gail, the friendly cashier. By creating our own hero roundtables, we can draw inspiration from those who truly matter in our lives.
The episode invites listeners to celebrate these quiet champions and reflect on how they can become everyday heroes themselves. It's a call to action for all of us to recognise and uplift those who add genuine value to the world. So, who is your hero, and how can you celebrate them today?