Young People are risk takers

We help channel their skills and potential to become the best version of themselves.

Paul Turley made a fatal error as a young man.

He got behind the wheel of a car after drinking, resulting in the tragic death of another driver.

Lucky to survive, Paul now shares the events that led to this tragedy, the resilience he developed to live with the repercussions of his actions, and the lessons and skills he developed while navigating prison as a young offender. Through his experiences, he now gives back by teaching others how to build resilience
and make better decisions in their own lives.

‘Because it’s not how you start it’s how you finish’.

‘We are human, we all make mistakes,
it’s what we do next that’s most important’.

ABOUT PAUL turley

Paul is a father, an ex convicted felon, a published author, endurance athlete and philanthropist.

He is the Owner/Director of What4 services and TurleyBooks.

Paul founded the not-for-profit charitable organization, What4.Org Ltd, in 2025 to honour the memory of his victim, Mr. Yuk Wai Leung, and to continue supporting road users from all walks of life into the future.

Featured in the West Australian, Channel 7, and Channel 9 News

The What4 Vision

Become the best version of yourself through open conversation, identifying purpose & accountability for your own actions.
Implement and maintain strategies to Improve resilience and benefit mental & physical health for ourselves and to all we interact with.

The What4 ‘l.i.s.t’ principle for decision making

L: Legacy

Is this something to look back on and be proud of?

i: improvement

Will this improve my physical and mental health?

s: support

Who supports this decision I am making?

t: time

Is this worthy of my time and effort?

What4 Story

New Years Eve 2004, 20 years ago, Paul made an incredibly poor decision to get behind the wheel of a car after having too much to drink.‍ The accident resulted in a fatality, the consequences of which were far reaching and will remain with him for the rest of his life.

Paul has chosen to model accountability, show vulnerability and hold himself accountable for his biggest mistake and largest life lesson.

In respect for the victim, ensuring his death not be in vain, Paul found his purpose, or what he calls 'What4' to prevent similar mistakes from happening to others.

What We do

The alarming spike in road statistics throughout WA and nationally in 2024 has prompted Paul to take action. He aims to help curb these statistics through driver education, with a particular focus on sharing his story with younger generations.

Paul works with schools, community groups, correctional facilities, construction and mining companies, sports teams, and government agencies.