We Have A Meeting

Buy our book: https://amzn.eu/d/c0TTQ0w Why most relationships are doomed from childhood + shocking sex therapy confessions from Married at First Sight UK's Charlene Douglas Join us for a brutally honest conversation with relationship expert Charlene Douglas who reveals the uncomfortable truths about love, sex, and attachment styles that are secretly destroying your relationship.

What does it take to scale a business, earn trust at board level, and become the most feared interviewer on British television? In this episode of We Have A Meeting, we sit down with Mike Soutar — co-founder of Shortlist Media, board director at Scottish Rugby and the V&A Dundee, and the man behind 13 seasons of The Apprentice's most intense interviews. You'll learn: • How Mike scaled Shortlist into one of the UK's most successful freemium media businesses • What really happens behind the scenes on The Apprentice UK — and how candidates crack under pressure • Why founders need fast feedback, not fake validation • How AI is reshaping the kind of people we hire — and the rise of the “super generalist” • What every pitch deck gets wrong • And how Mike's daily mentoring gives him a frontline view into the mindset of the best emerging leaders This is a sharp, honest, and story-driven conversation about what actually works when it comes to building businesses, making good decisions, and earning trust. Watch now, only on We Have A Meeting. Listen & follow the podcast:

Piers Linney: AI Is Changing Business Forever — Most Entrepreneurs Won't Survive It Check Out Winn.Ai: https://winn.ai/?utm_source=wham&utm_medium=link&utm_campaign=podcast-july Artificial intelligence isn't coming – it's already here. And according to former Dragons' Den investor and tech entrepreneur Piers Linney, it's going to separate the real entrepreneurs from the pretenders. In this episode of We Have a Meeting, Piers breaks down how AI is rewriting the rules of business – from how you build, scale, and pitch, to what investors are really looking for in 2025 and beyond. If you're building a company, raising investment, or trying to stay relevant in the age of disruption, this episode is essential.

In this episode of We Have a Meeting, hosts Jack Frimston & Zac Thompson sit down with Richard Harpin — founder of HomeServe, investor, and author of Secrets to Building a £Billion Business. He reveals the 9 principles that helped him go from early failure to building one of Britain's biggest success stories. Whether you're a founder, leader, or scaling operator — this is the episode you share, save, and watch twice.

Most deals die in the fog of “maybe.” If you've ever walked away from a sales call wondering where the hell you stand, this episode is for you. In this episode of Sales Is Therapy, Jack and Zac reveal how top reps gain total clarity in sales conversations, using it to close faster, qualify better, and avoid ghosting.

Ancient Wisdom for Modern Business with Donald Robertson — Author, Stoicism Expert, Cognitive Behavioural Psychotherapist What if the answers to today's business challenges have been around for over 2,000 years? In this episode, we sit down with Donald Robertson — one of the world's leading voices on Stoicism — to explore how ancient philosophy can help you lead, sell and live with greater resilience and clarity. This is not about fluffy quotes. This is the practical mindset that shaped emperors and can shape your success too. We dive into:

If you're an SDR struggling to book qualified meetings, this episode is your playbook. In this no-fluff guide to effective sales development, Jack and Zac share proven strategies for booking more sales meetings, improving your cold outreach success rate, and standing out in a crowded inbox.Learn how top-performing SDRs:Write cold emails that actually get repliesUse cold calling to open real sales conversationsAvoid the biggest mistakes in outbound prospectingShift their mindset to consistently hit quotaWhether you're new to sales or looking to improve your SDR outreach, this is sales training from the front lines—practical, honest, and designed to help you win.

We've seen the stitch clips. We've heard the gospel. Now we're pulling back the curtain on Gary Economics — the low-interest, high-hype philosophy telling you to quit your job, launch a drop-shipping empire, and find fulfilment through Canva and caffeine.In this ruthless reaction, Jack & Zac from We Have A Meeting dissect the bootstraps-and-Bali playbook that's capturing creators, side-hustlers, and spiritually bankrupt solopreneurs.We're asking:❓ Is Gary Economics a blueprint… or a pyramid?❓ Is "just post more" a strategy — or just shouting into the void?❓ Who's building wealth — and who's just building a personal brand?

What does it really take to build one of the biggest podcast brands in the world?In this behind-the-scenes episode, we sit down with Grace Andrews, the powerhouse behind the growth of The Diary of a CEO. From scaling a global content machine to mastering the psychology of audience attention, Grace shares the strategy, sweat, and soul behind her meteoric rise.Whether you're building a personal brand, growing a business, or just obsessed with what makes content go viral — this is your blueprint.We break down:

The B2B sales book that's redefining how the world sells.Sales Is Therapy is not your typical sales manual. Written by Zac Thompson and Jack Frimston - hosts of the We Have A Meeting podcast - this breakthrough B2B sales book flips the script on outdated sales tactics and “bro culture” pitching.Inside, you'll learn how to:Sell without sounding salesyUse therapeutic questioning to unlock real buyer motivationBuild trust instead of relying on pressureRewire your mindset to handle rejection, objections, and emotional blocksShift from pitching to listening — and closing more deals because of itWhether you're a founder, SDR, AE, or sales leader, this book gives you the frameworks, questions, and mental models to sell smarter and lead better — without losing your soul.From The IKEA Method to The Evidence Shelf, from emotional intelligence to strategic objections — this is the modern sales toolkit for the emotionally intelligent seller.If you're in B2B sales and want to break through the noise, reconnect with purpose, and close more deals with clarity and confidence, Sales Is Therapy is your new secret weapon.Buy here: https://amzn.to/4jIaGQH Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

What happens when you go completely offline — no phone, no laptop, no WiFi — for 72 hours? In this powerful episode, we speak to Hector Hughes, co-founder of Unplugged, the viral cabin retreat company helping high-performers reset their minds and reclaim their focus.After hitting burnout himself, Hector launched a movement that's now helping thousands escape digital overwhelm and reconnect with what matters most — peace, purpose, and presence.We dive into:Why your brain is craving boredom (and how to get it)How stepping away from screens boosts creativity, clarity, and calmThe psychology behind why most people can't switch off — and how to fix itThe “72-Hour Rule” that could change your lifeIf you're tired, anxious, or feel like your life is happening through a screen — this episode is your sign to step away.Follow Hector:https://www.linkedin.com/in/hector-hughes-10082195/

Welcome to We Have A Meeting — the UK's go-to podcast for high-performance sales, mindset mastery, and personal development. Hosted by sales experts Jack Frimston and Zac Thompson, this podcast delivers unfiltered conversations with world-class entrepreneurs, thought leaders, and mental fitness coaches. From neuroscience-backed strategies to real-world sales tactics, every episode is designed to help you sell smarter, lead better, and live with purpose.In this episode, we're joined by Michelle Flynn — certified mental fitness coach, breathwork expert, and founder of Michelle Flynn Coaching. Michelle shares the most powerful breathwork techniques to calm anxiety, build resilience, and unlock peak performance. Whether you're looking to regulate your nervous system before a big sales pitch or simply show up more powerfully in your life, Michelle's simple, science-backed practices can help you breathe your way to a better you.

Is Gary Vee's Business Advice Still Relevant in 2025? We React.In this video, business owners Jack Frimston and Zac Thompson from We Have A Meeting react to Gary Vaynerchuk's most viral business advice.With years of real-world experience building teams, leading sales organizations, and scaling businesses, Jack and Zac break down Gary Vee's most popular clips — covering topics like entrepreneurship, brand building, hustle culture, patience, and the future of work — and give their honest, unfiltered take.Gary Vee is known for his high-energy style, bold predictions about business and marketing, and relentless focus on empathy, self-awareness, and long-term thinking. But in today's world — does his advice still hit the mark?Jack and Zac dive deep into Gary's business philosophies, separating timeless strategies from outdated hype, and offering practical takeaways for entrepreneurs, sales leaders, and anyone trying to build something that actually lasts.Whether you're a die-hard Gary Vee fan, a critic, or just looking for real-world business advice without the fluff — this video breaks it all down.

​Welcome to We Have A Meeting — the UK's go-to podcast for high-performance sales, mindset mastery, and personal development. Hosted by sales experts Jack Frimston and Zac Thompson, this podcast delivers unfiltered conversations with world-class entrepreneurs, thought leaders, and mental fitness coaches. From neuroscience-backed strategies to real-world sales tactics, every episode is designed to help you sell smarter, lead better, and live with purpose.​In this episode, we're joined by Maya Raichoora — mental fitness expert, TEDx speaker, and author of the groundbreaking book Visualise: Think, Feel, Perform Like the Top 1%. Maya shares how visualization can rewire your brain, boost confidence, and help you achieve peak performance. Her five science-backed techniques are transforming the way people think, feel, and perform.​

In this video, top sales trainers Jack Frimston and Zac Thompson from We Have A Meeting react to viral sales tips from renowned sales coach Andy Elliott. With years of real-world sales experience, Jack and Zac break down Andy Elliott's most popular sales training clips — including his controversial closing techniques, high-pressure tactics, and motivational advice — and give their honest, unfiltered feedback.Andy Elliott is known for his aggressive sales coaching style and bold training programs like Elliott Group Sales Training. But does his advice actually work in the real world? Jack and Zac dive deep into Andy Elliott's methods, offering practical analysis for anyone interested in high-ticket sales, closing strategies, car sales training, and professional development.Whether you're a fan of Andy Elliott, curious about the Elliott Group, or just looking for authentic insights from working sales leaders, this video breaks it all down.Learn what works, what doesn't, and how to apply sales techniques the right way — without the hype.Pre Order our Book - Sales Is Therapy: https://shorturl.at/qZB70 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Andy Paul on the We Have A Meeting Podcast In this episode of We Have A Meeting, we're joined by Andy Paul—bestselling author, keynote speaker, and one of the most trusted voices in modern B2B sales. Andy unpacks what it really takes to connect with buyers in today's world, why empathy outperforms tactics, and how salespeople can stop selling and start helping.With decades of experience and over 2000 podcast episodes under his belt, Andy brings sharp insights, heartfelt wisdom, and a refreshing take on what makes a truly great seller.

This week on We Have A Meeting, Jack Frimston and Zac Thompson unpack the Netflix award-winning film Adolescence starring Stephen Graham, the viral Lost Boys Report, and the ongoing crisis of masculinity in 2025.We explore how the manosphere, Andrew Tate, and social media have shaped a generation of men — and what needs to change.

In this week's episode of the We Have A Meeting podcast, we sit down with Sigi Hale, PhD – a brain scientist and systems neuroscientist who spent years at UCLA decoding how and why people make decisions. Now, he helps brands and businesses tap into the real “operating system” of the brain to drive better behavior, influence, and results.

In this week's episode of the We Have A Meeting podcast, we sit down with Brendan Kane, viral content strategist and bestselling author of One Million Followers and Hook Point. Brendan shares his exact blueprint for breaking through the noise in a content-saturated world.

Are you a sales leader making these common mistakes? In this episode of Trench Tips, we break down the 5 biggest things sales leaders get wrong—and more importantly, how to fix them fast. Whether you're leading a small SDR team or managing a global sales org, these insights will help you lead with clarity, confidence, and consistency.

Ever wondered what it's actually like being a recruiter? The long hours, the constant rejection, the unrealistic expectations—and the thrill of making that perfect placement? In this episode of We Have A Meeting, we sit down with Will Grasshoff, a seasoned recruiter who pulls back the curtain on the industry's highs, lows, and brutal realities.Forget the polished LinkedIn posts—this is the unfiltered truth about recruitment.

Want to develop an unbreakable mind? Learn how Stoicism can help you master your emotions, handle setbacks, and build resilience in an unpredictable world. In this episode of We Have A Meeting, we sit down with Massimo Pigliucci, one of the world's leading Stoic philosophers, to uncover 4 powerful Stoic rules that will change how you think, work, and live.

Welcome to Trench Tips—your no-fluff, real-world sales playbook straight from the front lines.In this episode, we're diving into Enterprise Selling—specifically, what to do when the key decision-maker isn't on the call.

In this episode of the We Have A Meeting podcast, we're joined by Steven Human – a Mixed Methods Researcher and Behavioral Economist at the FCA. With deep expertise in how people make decisions, Steve explores the hidden forces that shape behavior, influence financial choices, and drive economic decision-making.In this conversation, Steve unpacks the fascinating intersection of psychology, behavioral science, and economics. He shares insights into why people make irrational choices, how biases impact decision-making, and what businesses, policymakers, and leaders can do to design better systems for smarter choices.If you're interested in behavioral economics, decision science, or just want to understand how human psychology shapes the world around us, this episode is packed with thought-provoking ideas and actionable insights.

In this episode of the We Have A Meeting podcast, we're joined by the remarkable Aaron Hill – ex-Special Forces operator turned resilience coach, speaker, and expert in mental toughness – for a powerful conversation on overcoming adversity, mastering resilience, and performing under pressure.Drawing from his elite military background, Aaron shares battle-tested strategies for staying calm under stress, adapting to uncertainty, and pushing beyond perceived limits. He dives into the psychology of resilience, the power of disciplined habits, and how lessons from the Special Forces can be applied to leadership, business, and everyday challenges.If you're a leader, entrepreneur, or someone looking to strengthen your mental resilience and develop an elite mindset, this episode is packed with real-world insights and actionable strategies to help you thrive in any environment.

Welcome to Trench Tips—your go-to resource for no-fluff, real-world sales strategies from the front lines. In this episode, we're breaking down how to find decision-makers' numbers and scrape data like a pro.

In this episode of the We Have A Meeting podcast, we're joined by the inspiring Beth Hope – coach, speaker, and expert in unlocking human potential – for a powerful conversation on mindset, resilience, and high-performance habits.With a passion for helping individuals and teams break through mental barriers, Beth shares her insights on how to reframe challenges, build unshakable confidence, and create lasting behavioral change. She dives into the psychology behind motivation, the power of self-awareness, and why the right mindset can transform both personal and professional success.If you're a leader, coach, or someone looking to elevate your performance and well-being, this episode is packed with practical strategies and thought-provoking ideas to help you step into your full potential.

In this episode of the We Have A Meeting podcast, we're joined by the brilliant Anthony Tas Tasgal – strategist, trainer, TEDx speaker, and author – for a deep dive into the power of storytelling, behavioural insights, and the art of persuasion.Known for his expertise in helping brands and businesses communicate with impact, Tas shares his unique perspective on why facts alone don't sell, how to harness emotion to drive decisions, and why great storytelling is at the heart of effective marketing and leadership. He unpacks the psychology behind influence, the role of narratives in business, and how to break free from information overload to create messages that truly stick.If you're in sales, marketing, leadership, or simply looking to sharpen your communication skills, this episode is packed with thought-provoking ideas and actionable takeaways to help you cut through the noise and connect with your audience on a deeper level.

Welcome to We Have A Meeting! In this episode, we break down the ONE essential sales skill that separates top performers from the rest. Whether you're in cold calling, account management, or business development, mastering this will transform your results.

In this episode of the We Have A Meeting podcast, internationally renowned sales expert, speaker, and author Mark Hunter – The Sales Hunter joins hosts Jack Frimston and Zac Thompson for a masterclass in high-value selling, negotiation, and building lasting client relationships.Best known for his straight-talking approach to sales and his bestselling books, Mark shares proven strategies on shifting from low-margin deals to high-profit opportunities. He delves into the mindset of top-performing salespeople, the art of prospecting with purpose, and how to sell with confidence in a competitive market. With decades of experience in sales leadership, Mark reveals the key principles that set great sales professionals apart – and how you can apply them today.This episode is a must-listen for sales professionals, business leaders, and anyone looking to close bigger deals, increase their win rate, and sell smarter, not harder. Expect real-world insights, practical takeaways, and high-energy wisdom from one of the biggest names in sales.

LinkedIn isn't just a networking platform—it's a goldmine for sales if you know how to use it right. In this Trench Tips breakdown, we're diving into four high-impact LinkedIn sales hacks that turn connections into cash. Whether you're in B2B sales, partnerships, or growing your personal brand, these strategies will help you cut through the noise, start better conversations, and close more deals.Download our free resource here: https://7biases.salesistherapy.com/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of the We Have A Meeting podcast, comedian, writer, and professional poker player Ken Cheng joins hosts Jack Frimston and Zac Thompson for a deep dive into comedy, creativity, and the unpredictable nature of entertainment.Best known for his sharp wit and award-winning stand-up, Ken shares insights into his journey from studying at Cambridge to making a name for himself in the comedy world. He discusses the nuances of writing comedy, his experience with poker, and the lessons he's learned from both industries. With a background in mathematics and a unique perspective on risk-taking, Ken explores how logic and humor intersect, offering a fresh take on navigating uncertainty in life and work.This episode is a must-listen for comedy fans, creatives, and anyone interested in the intersection of strategy, storytelling, and stand-up. Expect laughs, thought-provoking insights, and a behind-the-scenes look at the world of comedy from one of the UK's most distinctive comedic voices.

In this episode of the We Have A Meeting podcast, motivational speaker, author, and confidence expert Kirsty Hulse joins hosts Jack Frimston and Zac Thompson to discuss the power of confidence, overcoming self-doubt, and creating meaningful change. As the founder of Roar Training and a leading voice on resilience and leadership, Kirsty shares her journey of empowering individuals and teams to unlock their full potential.Drawing from her expertise in communication, confidence-building, and humor-driven coaching, Kirsty delves into the science of self-belief, how to tackle imposter syndrome, and the key strategies for thriving in high-pressure environments. She offers actionable insights on becoming more confident, fostering resilience, and embracing a growth mindset in both life and work.This episode is a must-listen for leaders, entrepreneurs, and anyone seeking to strengthen their confidence and achieve personal or professional breakthroughs. Tune in for inspiring stories, practical tips, and Kirsty's refreshing, no-nonsense approach to personal development.Need help with your business?Visit: https://www.wehaveameeting.com/Learn more about Kirsty Hulse here: https://roar-training.com/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of the We Have A Meeting podcast, acclaimed author, speaker, and thought leader Colby Sharma joins hosts Jack Frimston and Zac Thompson to discuss resilience, personal growth, and the power of storytelling in overcoming life's challenges. Known for his inspiring book The Curveball and his unique perspective on turning adversity into opportunity, Colby shares how his upbringing shaped his journey and fueled his passion for helping others unlock their potential.As the son of world-renowned leadership expert and bestselling author Robin Sharma (The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari), Colby grew up immersed in conversations about personal growth, leadership, and living with purpose. In this episode, he reflects on the profound lessons he learned from his father, from the importance of mindset and daily habits to the value of embracing challenges as a path to self-discovery. Colby candidly shares how those teachings influenced his own philosophy and shaped his mission to inspire others.Drawing on his own experiences and his father's wisdom, Colby dives into the importance of resilience, the art of turning setbacks into stepping stones, and actionable strategies for living a life of meaning and purpose. He also provides a behind-the-scenes look at his writing process and how storytelling allows him to connect deeply with readers and audiences alike.This episode is a must-listen for anyone seeking to build resilience, achieve personal breakthroughs, and gain inspiration from one of the most dynamic voices in personal development today. Tune in for practical advice, thought-provoking stories, and a conversation filled with timeless wisdom from two generations of transformational thinkers.Need help with your business or personal growth?Visit: https://www.wehaveameeting.com/Learn more about Colby Sharma here: https://colbysharma.com/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.