If somebody going to understand the challenges those young refugee migrant are experiencing, I believe Mantist is that guy…because not long ago, he was one of those people. He is well read and understands success principles as much as all the other high achievers of the world. Mental health: Mental health problems, such as anxiety and depression, are prevalent among teenagers in Australia. This can be due to academic pressures, social media, and family problems. Drug and alcohol abuse: Many teenagers in Australia struggle with drug and alcohol addiction. Peer pressure, accessibility, and lack of parental guidance are some of the reasons why teenagers get involved in substance Education: Education is becoming more challenging, and students face an increasing workload and pressure to succeed. Also, access to quality education can be limited in some areas of Australia. Bullying: Bullying can occur in school or online and can have significant effects on a teenager's mental health and wellbeing Employment: Many teenagers in Australia face difficulties in finding part-time jobs, which can be crucial for their financial independence and development. How You Know Mantist & Your Thought On His Program: In 2007 or 2008 I was invited to speak at Coorparoo State College, in Brisbane for grade 11 and 12. Among the students was Mantist. A 17 year old refugee trom South Sudan. Mantist shared with me that, at that point in his life, he was only less than 5 years into the country. He could barely speak any English. He had zero marketable skills. A terrible self image. And almost no self confidence. As he listened intensively to my presentation of hope, resilience, accountability, and destiny. My message pierced his heart and soul. How You Know Mantist & Your Thought On His Program: In 2007 or 2008 I was invited to speak at Coorparoo State College, in Brisbane for grade 11 and 12. Among the students was Mantist. A 17 year old refugee trom South Sudan. Mantist shared with me that, at that point in his life, he was only less than 5 years into the country. He could barely speak any English. He had zero marketable skills. A terrible self image. And almost no self confidence. As he listened intensively to my presentation of hope, resilience, accountability, and destiny. My message pierced his heart and soul. For those old enough to remember DvD's well he bought my DVD and listened to it every night for a month and continue to listen to it for years! As he was sharing with me, I was touch and felt very humble that I was among the people he considered planted the seed of greatness that put him on a path to get to where he is today. He has followed my social media posts for over a decade. I asked him what was the catalyst for his transforming from no confidence, fear and lack of a bigger vision of his life. He said my message 15 years ago empowered him, and evoked emotion and the belief that he deserved greatness. He wants to be able to give that same opportunity to others like him. 15 years later Mantist has accomplished impressive things. He built himself up. Became an entrepreneur...founder of MantisticPro.com among others. He is a passionate social impact mentor, a father of 2 beautiful kids. [tf somebody going to understand the challenges those young refugee migrant are experiencing, I believe Mantist is that guy...because not long ago, he was one of those people. He is well read and understands success principles as much as all the other high achievers of the world. He understood that, the key to success is based on personal growth. His passion and enthusiasm is very contagious. After spending time with him I realised that he will definitely make a huge impact in our community and world. The youth of our nation needs more direction, positive influence, and personal accountability. Mantist has the skills and heart to make a huge impact.