No Limits Podcast

A viral youtube sensation, 100's of millions of views worldwide, entrepreneur and without a doubt, one of Australia's most recognised influencers.I had the pleasure of sitting down with Mitchel Orval, for an incredibly deep Ep 8 of the No Limits podcast.For 1 hour and 15 minutes, we dived into the entire journey...from being heavily doubted by teachers in high school, to the #angrydad videos going viral, dealing with the ups and downs of fame, losing friends, making some great ones, starting multiple business ventures (in the app & clothing space), partnering with Australia's biggest radio stations, battling with mental health problems and his love and talent for Poetry.There is absolutely no doubt in my mind, that after watching this episode - you will discover a side to him that you have never seen before.He has never done a podcast interview, ever.And staying true to the "No Limits" theme, there was not a topic or subject I brought up, that he shied away from talking about.Mitch, I'm grateful that you chose the No Limits podcast as the first podcast you would jump on, I can't wait to put this episode out.

From a struggling high school student to running the largest Apps & Games company in Australia. From $20,000 in credit card debt to being worth millions by 32. From being just another kid getting bullied in High School to being featured by the Herald Sun, Nine.com.au, The Courier Mail and more. Gerry Sakkas is a guest I've wanted on the No Limits podcast since I started it. He probably doesn't know that, but I've always been paying attention. In the Melbourne scene, when it comes to young entrepreneurs making "big moves" - he is by far on the list of the biggest. Last week, I sat down with Gerry, the owner of Playside Studios and deep-dived into what made the man who he is today. He promised me no limits on what we could speak about and stayed true to his word. For 2 hours, 2 minutes and 7 seconds, we covered everything. From Gerry's childhood, getting physically beaten up and bullied in high school, his parents divorcing, failing classes, his transition to University, working his way up at EA as a developer, starting Playside Studios, raising the capital he needed, the startup journey in detail and how Playside went from a small team of developers to working with the biggest companies in the world...we're talking Warner Bros, Disney and Nickelodeon just to name a few. The No Limits Podcast is not just an interview - it's the place were the not-so-commonly-spoken-about-topics are discussed in length. Gerry shared things he hasn't ever shared publically before - like how much he had in his bank account during the startup of his company, being in credit card debt, what the physical bullying did to him mentally growing up and how he feels about people judging him for his success. I even had the chance to ask about the whole "What Is Shade" project that did not go as planned. He told me in detail what the idea was, what went wrong and ultimately what he learnt from the experience. Hope you all enjoy this episode!

Had the pleasure of sitting down with Troy Candy for episode 6 of the No Limits podcast. A lover of cars, trendsetter, successful entrepreneur (founder of @eyecandymotorsports & @ecmlabel), “That would be crazy…okay let’s do it” type thinker and pusher of creative artistic boundaries (with car wraps & clothing). Not to mention that Troy has helped raise just shy of 2 million dollars for charity. In this podcast he answers questions from his followers and a bunch from me (sorry, my curiosity to dig a bit deeper got the best of me

One of the most watched podcast episodes of the No Limits series. This episode with Oscar Ledlin was not only being watched by thousands of Aussies, but left a real-life impact on people across the country. It went beyond just simple "social media hype" and genuinely took a life of its own becoming the talk of the town. In this episode, we deep dive and find out exactly the story behind this 27 year old Industrial Developer genius and how he built his $62 million a year fortune. The No Limits series owes a big part of its growing success to this interview with Oscar Ledlin, as it was the first interview to shine a big light into the series, bringing in an influx of thousands of new listeners.

In Episode #4 of the No Limits Podcast, I had the pleasure of sitting down with Jaycee.Jaycee is by far one of the most talented Australian Artists I’ve seen. He is a singer, rapper, producer and multi-instrumentalist. And without a doubt a global superstar in the making - it’s only a matter of time! In this 1 hour long episode I sat down with Jaycee and his two managers Nic GidleyKing & Julian Palei to talk about everything from how he started, his relationship with music, being an independent artist and what their ultimate vision is.In the last 12 months Jaycee has been on an Independent National Tour, released two mixtapes, opened the Groovin The Moo festival in Bunbury and is currently in the middle of his #OneSongOneDream project where he is dropping a new Song + Music Video every week for 6 months straight. We also spoke about how they hacked Tinder to get more exposure for Jaycee, sending over 1000 DM’s a day, their mixtape launch party venue burning down 48 hours before the show, politics within the music industry and how artists make their money.I hope you guys enjoy this episode just as much as I enjoyed being part of it!

In episode 3 of the No Limits Podcast I had the chance to sit down with my good friends Christian & Aaron Gravias. Christian is a 24-year-old Entrepreneur & Real Estate agent who's Real Estate agency Collings Real Estate has expanded to 2 offices and with more shortly opening. Collings Real Estate is also the highest rated agency in the Northern suburbs with an incredible profile of over 200 5 star reviews. You can visit their website here (www.collings.com.au). Aaron is best known for being one of the founders of Melbourne's most popular nightclubs including Fashion Fridays, Love Saturdays, Cupid and most recently Baroq. In this episode, we sat down and spoke in detail about their startup journey, how we met and how we've managed with the insanity of the past 4-5 years.

In episode 2 of the No Limits Podcast, I had the pleasure to sit down with Dr Dimitrios Salampasis. Dr Salampasis is a lecturer of Entrepreneurship & Innovation at Swinburne University. I always believed that entrepreneurship is better learnt with action, than taught theoretically in class. In this chat, I had the opportunity to speak with someone who teaches the topic for a living.

In this podcast episode we sit down with Fotios Tsiouklas, a 17 year old entrepreneur who is miles ahead his peers.