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After many years spent gathering stories and tapping away in darkened rooms, Patrick has overcome his fear of public speaking and is now an accomplished performer – equal parts inspiring and entertaining – who isn’t afraid to explore the deeper motivations behind his stories. Patrick has a talent for engaging and involving his whole audience (even the kid at the back of the hall who doesn’t want to be there).
Melbourne.
Elephant washer, Cobbler, Accountant (the world’s worst), Anatomy demonstrator at Monash Uni and Physiotherapist (2 x Olympics).
My friends call me ‘Forest Gump’ for my ability to pop up at the most unlikely events. For eg: Marching in the opening ceremony at the Beijing Olympics (with Team Mozambique) and representing Australia at the World Toe Wrestling Championships.
I have 3 kids, 7 siblings and a pug named Zorko …and I’m terrified of possums!
As a school organisation, we are inundated with offers from guest speakers who often charge extortionate fees to promote a range of educational programs, or who want to sell their stories for the purpose of self-promotion. Patrick Guest, as ambassador for Donate Life Australia, offered our students unique, profound, and enduring messages; the incredible strength that exists through vulnerability, the power of love and hope in facing adversity, the importance of failure, persistence, and embracing new opportunities, and the need to look beyond ourselves and understand that our privileged position in society as healthy, wealthy and safe individuals should be appreciated, and in turn carries with it a responsibility to help and support others. Patrick Guest is a speaker who has the rare quality of capturing his audience authentically – through honesty, storytelling, vulnerability and courage – connecting with our hearts and imaginations. It should be mandatory that schools Australia-wide listen to what he has to say.