RC 261019SAfmAngela Ludek
Monday, 19 October 2026
Quantum's Monday edition covered servant leadership and honest workplaces, a faith-and-mental-health discussion on admitting struggle, and a drive to build reading culture through books for schools.
- 04:23
A relationship therapist says clinical depression is driven by brain chemistry, not circumstances, so some people may need antidepressants long-term, alongside psychotherapy.
- 04:09
Mr Maz argued that saying you are exhausted does not create the exhaustion; it names what is already happening, so people should stop performing hope they do not feel.
- 04:49
The Red Book Shelf Foundation says it donated over 400 books last month, collected through drop-off boxes at shopping centres and public donations.
- 03:44
A servant leader is not a people pleaser, the guest said; they hold people accountable because they care, and humility is not the same as timidity.
- 03:23
Mistakes met with blame push staff to hide information and avoid decisions; the show argued leaders should correct problems fairly without humiliating the person responsible.