This Movember, I'm challenging myself to run 126 km to raise $20,000 for men's mental health and suicide prevention. And there's a reason behind the challenge. Every running day, I'll increase the distance I run to symbolise the weight so many men silently carry. The pressure to provide, lead, protect and keep showing up for everyone around them, even when they're struggling themselves. Too many men feel they have to carry that weight alone. And tragically, thousands of Australian men die by suicide every year. These aren't just statistics. They're our fathers, brothers, sons, partners and mates. I want to help change the conversation. I'm not a runner by any stretch of the imagination. In fact, I had to buy running shoes just to start this challenge! But if pushing myself outside my comfort zone helps raise awareness, funds and gets more men talking about their mental health, then every kilometre will be worth it. I'll also be inviting men to join me for runs across Brisbane and the Gold Coast throughout November, creating opportunities for connection, conversation and brotherhood. My goal is simple: raise $20,000, bring men together and remind them that they don't have to carry everything alone. If you can donate, join me for a run or share this challenge, I'd be incredibly grateful. Let's make every kilometre count. ❤️