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You've heard the comparisons to much-loved television series Succession, but the Murdoch family drama is now playing out in a courtroom in real-time.  The battle over who will inherit power and control of the media dynasty is still up for debate, with a decision set to be handed down any day now as to who will have the controlling vote in the family trust. So, will Rupert and his son Lachlan prove triumphant in their plan for succession? Or will Lachlan's three siblings pip him at the post? THE END BITS Subscribe to Mamamia Check out The Quicky Instagram here Liked this episode? Listen to these: What TV Show Succession Teaches Us About The Murdoch Family Empire Just How Powerful Is Rupert Murdoch? What Did Prince Harry Just Win? Want to try MOVE by Mamamia?Click here to start a seven-day free trial of our exercise app. GET IN TOUCH Share your story, feedback, or dilemma! Send us a voice note or email us at podcast@mamamia.com.au and one of our Podcast Producers will come back to you ASAP. If you're looking for something else to listen to why not check out our award winning parenting podcast How To Build A Human.Or click here to listen to the hosts of Mamamia Out Loud open up about creativity and how they stay inspired. CONTACT US Got a topic you'd like us to cover? Send us an email at thequicky@mamamia.com.au CREDITS Host: Claire Murphy With thanks to: Paddy Manning, Journalist & Author of The Successor: The High-Stakes Life of Lachlan Murdoch Senior Producer: Taylah StranoAudio Producer: Thom LionBecome a Mamamia subscriber: https://www.mamamia.com.au/subscribeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hey Besties, meet Lexy McDonald — 22-year-old, Australian Entrepreneur, Change-Maker and the Founder & CEO of HerHelp. The #1 All in One Wellness App with an aim to encourage, guide and support people through daily challenges, creating a safe space online. In this episode Lexy shares how she developed her app as a result of her own personal struggles she faced within a range of different aspects of growing up and never felt like she had a place to turn to.  Follow Lexy McDonald Listen to HerPod Watch Lexy's TEDTalk Download HerHelp   This episode is sponsored by BetterHelp Shop my HABIT TRACKER    FOLLOW along with me: ON Instagram @shelbysacco5 ON Tiktok @shelbysacco5 (Main Account)  

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Richard Turner is a renowned Australian entrepreneur, innovator and business leader. He's a former Australian Entrepreneur of the Year and the founder of several billion-dollar companies. When it comes to entrepreneurship, Richard is an expert. He's a specialist in re-invention and industry disruption. He is passionate about sustainability and wants to assist businesses in achieving their purpose and potential. He's the author of The Essential Entrepreneur, and if you want sound advice on the fundamentals of business success, Richard should be your go-to. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Australian entrepreneur Lisa Messenger is the vibrant, game-changing founder and CEO of Collective Hub. She launched Collective Hub as a print magazine in 2013 with no experience in an industry that people said is either dead or dying. Collective Hub has since grown into an international multimedia business and lifestyle platform with multiple verticals across print, digital, events and more recently, co-working spaces – all of which serve to ignite human potential. Lisa is an international speaker, best-selling author, and an authority on disruption in both the corporate sector and the start-up scene. Lisa's experience in publishing has seen her produce over 400 custom-published books for companies and individuals as well as having authored and co-authored many herself. Most notably, Lisa charted her ride to success with her best-selling book Daring & Disruptive, its sequel, Life & Love, reached #1 on Booktopia, Money & Mindfulness hit best-selling status within the first month. Lisa then channeled her entrepreneurial energy into Purpose. A book about how to find your ‘why' and the rest will look after itself. Then came Risk & Resilience – a personal story of how she overcame the making and breaking of her own brand, in order to evolve into the next stage in business and life. Lisa's latest offering, Work From Wherever, shares the lessons she learned rebuilding a brand on the move and the incredible nomads she met on her travels. Her passion is to challenge individuals and corporations to change the way they think, take them out of their comfort zone and prove that there is more than one way to do anything. Lisa and her partner went through years of infertility treatments, including many rounds of IVF. They are now expecting their son this August via their friend who volunteered to be their surrogate. Heather and Lisa talk all things entrepreneur, personal struggles, and looking at things in different ways, including how to have a child. SPONSOR: OUAI - Go to www.theouai.com and use code INMYHEART for 15% off Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Australian Entrepreneur, CEO of FAYT label, and OG Youtube Blogger Brittney Saunders joins Ollie Skelton on this week's TOSSER podcast! They try to sell made-up products to each other, chat about how to take care of your relationships, and ask the age-old question: 'Am I The Tosser?'Hosted on ACAST. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Andy Wong, the Hong Kong-Australian entrepreneur behind home repair services platform Papabo, joins us to talk about an encounter at McDonald's that got him started repairing homes for the disadvantaged and elderly in Hong Kong for free. He also talks about the most common home issues he's fixed and tips for non-Cantonese speakers to work with handymen in Hong Kong. ------------------------------------------------------- Stay Connected with Proudly Asian: Website - ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://proudly-asian.com⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Instagram - ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://instagram.com/proudly.asian⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Youtube - ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.youtube.com/@proudlyasianpodcast⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Support us - ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://ko-fi.com/proudlyasian⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Email us - ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠proudlyasianpodcast@gmail.com --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/proudlyasian/support

In this riveting episode, we welcome back the remarkable Connor O'Rourke, Co-Founder and Director of Nuago. Recently crowned as the South Australian Entrepreneur of the Year 2023, Connor takes us behind the scenes of his entrepreneurial saga and his journey of transforming Nuago into a trailblazing IT solutions powerhouse.Delve into the mind of a business titan as he discusses the vital role of embracing discomfort and ambiguity on the entrepreneurial path. Gain rare insights into overcoming Imposter Syndrome and understand the incredible importance of validation on this tumultuous journey.Get ready to be inspired, to challenge your perspectives, and to elevate your entrepreneurial game. You don't want to miss out on these nuggets of wisdom!KEY HIGHLIGHTS[00:02:30] Introduction to Connor O'Rourke, 2023 South Australian Entrepreneur of the Year, and the story of his ascent to entrepreneurial success with Nuago.[00:10:20] Connor's perspective on entrepreneurship: Understanding the essence of comfort in discomfort and embracing ambiguity.[00:15:50] An honest look at Imposter Syndrome: How it's a shared experience among entrepreneurs, and the importance of validation on this journey.[00:22:45] Life beyond business: The influence of team sports on personal and professional development.[00:31:00] Building a strong sales team: Learn the secrets behind Nuago's success and how company values play a crucial role.[00:42:50] The future of AI: A thought-provoking discussion on the ethical implications and the need for human values in its development.[00:53:00] Connor's advice to young entrepreneurs and his vision for the future of entrepreneurship in South Australia.This episode is more than just a podcast; it's a masterclass in entrepreneurship. Tune in now!Watch this interview LIVE here.Where to find Connor O'RourkeLinkedInWebsiteBooks mentioned in the podcast:Go Giver by Bob BurgTraction: Get a Grip on Your Business by Gino WickmanThe 7 Habits of Highly Effective People by Stephen CoveyJoin the conversation on Synergy IQ on LinkedIn, Facebook, and Instagram (@synergyiq).Access SynergyIQ Website to get to know more about us. Say hello to our host Daniel Franco on LinkedIn.

Australian entrepreneur Lisa Messenger is the vibrant, game-changing founder and CEO of Collective Hub. She launched Collective Hub as a print magazine in 2013 with no experience in an industry that people said is either dead or dying. Collective Hub has since grown into an international multimedia business and lifestyle platform with multiple verticals across print, digital, events and more recently, co-working spaces – all of which serve to ignite human potential. Lisa is an international speaker, best-selling author, and an authority on disruption in both the corporate sector and the start-up scene. Lisa's experience in publishing has seen her produce over 400 custom-published books for companies and individuals as well as having authored and co-authored many herself. Most notably, Lisa charted her ride to success with her best-selling book Daring & Disruptive, its sequel, Life & Love, reached #1 on Booktopia, Money & Mindfulness hit best-selling status within the first month. Lisa then channeled her entrepreneurial energy into Purpose. A book about how to find your ‘why' and the rest will look after itself. Then came Risk & Resilience – a personal story of how she overcame the making and breaking of her own brand, in order to evolve into the next stage in business and life. Lisa's latest offering, Work From Wherever, shares the lessons she learned rebuilding a brand on the move and the incredible nomads she met on her travels. Her passion is to challenge individuals and corporations to change the way they think, take them out of their comfort zone and prove that there is more than one way to do anything. Lisa and her partner went through years of infertility treatments, including many rounds of IVF. They are now expecting their son this August via their friend who volunteered to be their surrogate. Heather and Lisa talk all things entrepreneur, personal struggles, and looking at things in different ways, including how to have a child. OUAI: Go to www.theouai.com and use code Inmyheart for 15% off your entire purchase. EVERYPLATE: Get $1.49 per meal by going to www.EveryPlate.com/podcast and entering code inmyheart149. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Richard Turner is a renowned Australian entrepreneur, innovator and business leader. He's a former Australian Entrepreneur of the Year and the founder of several billion-dollar companies. When it comes to entrepreneurship, Richard is an expert. He's a specialist in re-invention and industry disruption. He is passionate about sustainability and wants to assist businesses in achieving their purpose and potential. He's the author of The Essential Entrepreneur, and if you want sound advice on the fundamentals of business success, Richard should be your go-to. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Mike Boyd is an Australian Entrepreneur, CEO & Investor. Mike started his entrepreneurial career at age 11 selling lost golf balls and didn't look back, going on to cofound no less than 7 businesses before the age of 25. Mike is a relentless innovator and is always trying to find new ways to innovate and solve problems using technology. Mike now dedicates a portion of his time to managing investments in alternative assets via the family's investment vehicle, Mudbrick Capital, and running The Business of Family Podcast. On this episode, Chris and Mike uncover best practices for building a successful multi-generational family and discuss the work that goes into planning for a successful family – it takes work! They also chat about how wealth is transferred from generation to generation without creating entitlement and deep dive into how the Founding Generation interacts with Generation 2. Enjoy! Learn more about Chris Powers and Fort Capital: www.FortCapitalLP.com Follow Fort Capital on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/fort-capital/ Follow Chris on Twitter: www.Twitter.com/FortWorthChris  Follow Chris on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/chrispowersjr/  Subscribe to The Fort on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCuJ32shRt8Od3MxMY-keTSQ Follow The Fort on Instagram: www.Instagram.com/TheFortPodcast (02:41) - Mike's Background and Career (06:15) - Living and Working Abroad VroomVroomVroom (07:59) -  How did you get into the digital side of entrepreneurship? Yellow sunglasses party guy (12:22) - What are trends are you seeing in travel right now? (15:25) - Did Australia provide some kind of governmental assistance during the pandemic? (16:59) - Mike's ‘The Business of Family' Podcast (21:21) - Why is this something your are passionate about? (5:17) - Does 3rd generational wealth ever happen by accident? (29:23) - If wealth usually dies in the 3rd generation of a family, how long does it typically take for the next founder generation to come along? (30:41) - Is the loss of generational wealth solely based on an increased number of members in a family? (34:38) - When a family gets to a size of a public company, do decisions still get made within the family, or are there outside decision-makers at play? (36:57) - What are the mechanisms you've seen work or not work when a clash within the family happens? (40:41) - Does the legacy operating business normally come from the founder wanting to pass the business down or from the 2nd generation wanting to take over? (43:04) - What are best practices for first-generation families to do if their hope and desire are for the kids to take over the business? Family Wealth by Jay Hughes Jr. (51:03) - When's the best time to start telling your children that you're wealthy? The Family Board Meeting by Jim Sheils (58:16) - Do you include your parents in the family enterprise or are you resetting the culture? (1:02:59) - How do you guarantee that the second generation will fail? (1:06:00) - How have you seen families handle an outlier child that is suffering due to drugs or other problems? (1:10:02) - Generational resiliency through divorce (1:12:25) - What's the best way to set guidelines for the next generation's behavior that is tied to an inheritance? (1:12:25) - How important is it that the founding patriarch and matriarch are aligned? (1:14:11) - What are the best practices for introducing your children into your business? (1:17:32) - In a situation with multiple kids who are qualified to be the leader of the enterprise, what do you do? (1:20:07) - What would you recommend for people who want to do this for their own families? (1:22:47) - How can people get in touch with you? The Business of Family podcast thebusinessoffamily.net Mike on Twitter The Fort is produced by Johnny Podcasts

https://www.swishsalescoaching.com/ Ryan Tuckwood is the Co-Founder & CEO of SWISH Sales Coaching, a multi-award-winning business owner and public speaker. Having coached and trained over 6,500 businesses and individuals across five continents and showing his clients how to close over $1billion dollars in new sales revenue in the last few years alone, Ryan has positioned himself at the pinnacle of corporate professionals in the modern age. Ryan has shared either the stage or the interview mic with a range of iconic figures, such as Grant Cardone, Jordan Belfort (Wolf of Wall Street), Mark Bouris, Michael Lane, Harry Singha to name a few…. He's also extremely fortunate to have an abundance of corporate speaking experience after training top tier firms such as Mercedes Benz, Australian Skin Clinics, Westpac Private Banking, National Storage and more. Ryan first rose to prominence after featuring on Channel 10's Hit TV Show Shark Tank in 2018, where he and his Co-Founder Jack Corbett successfully secured the support of three Australian Entrepreneur powerhouses in Dr. Glen Richards, Steve Baxter and Andrew Banks who still to this day are advisors and investors in the company. In April 2021, Ryan was awarded the prestigious Distinguished Talent Visa as part of the Australian Government's Global Talent Program.

http://www.hiltonbell.com Here's to the crazy ones, the misfits, the rebels, the troublemakers, the round pegs in the square holes... the ones who see things differently - they're not fond of rules... And they have no respect for the status quo. You can quote them, disagree with them, glorify or vilify them, but the only thing you can't do is ignore them because they change things... They push the human race forward, and while some may see them as the crazy ones, we see genius, because the ones who are crazy enough to think that they can change the world, are the ones who do."

Here's to the crazy ones, the misfits, the rebels, the troublemakers, the round pegs in the square holes... the ones who see things differently - they're not fond of rules... And they have no respect for the status quo. You can quote them, disagree with them, glorify or vilify them, but the only thing you can't do is ignore them because they change things... They push the human race forward, and while some may see them as the crazy ones, we see genius, because the ones who are crazy enough to think that they can change the world, are the ones who do."

The Three Bs discuss opening a business in America during COVID with Australian Entrepreneur and "Lash Lord", Otto Mitter of Ellebana® Elleebana OFFICIAL® – Innovation in products

Scotty Schindler is an Author, advisor, mentor, and speaker. (Firefighter and surfer)Scotty was the founder and CEO of ReNet a real estate SaaS that before its acquisition managed over $1.125 Trillion dollars in real estate assets across Australia and New Zealand.In this interview, we'll get to know Scotty, his passions, and hear about his new book “Build a Business You Can Sell: Make The Most Money Now and Later” co-authored with Lana Coronado.We'll discuss what Scotty things we should all know about selling a business and hear about System 1357: https://system1357.com/--------------------------------------------------Contact Scotty onLinkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/scottyschindler/Website: http://www.scottyschindler.com/http://www.system1357.com/Book: BUILD A BUSINESS YOU CAN SELL: MAKE THE MOST MONEY NOW AND WHEN YOU SELL-https://read.amazon.com/kp/embed?asin=B09KDZM6YH&preview=newtab&linkCode=kpe&ref_=cm_sw_r_kb_dp_BG7APTZCWBW777AMC792&tag=how2exit-20As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. Each purchase supports both the author and this podcast. If you'd like additional ways to support this podcast, you can become a patron here: https://www.patreon.com/bePatron?u=66340956----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Reach me to sell me your business, be on my podcast or just share some love:Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ronskelton/Twitter: https://twitter.com/ronaldskeltonFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/How2ExitHave suggestions, comments, or want to tell us about a business for sale call our hotline and leave a message: 918-641-4150----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Watch it on Youtube: https://youtu.be/G9MbE_8SQ94----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Other interviews:Zoran Sarabaca: https://youtu.be/OLqszNP7yHYJohn Andrews: https://youtu.be/vmGWbd2y5x0Chris Daigle: https://youtu.be/jHWzFGRbpD4Arturo Henriquez: https://youtu.be/uwN7y8AE4EQJoe Valley: https://youtu.be/ZQLdybxcZKsChristopher Wick: https://youtu.be/xhIf9ltgedAJonathan Brabrand: https://youtu.be/oC82Ls54CXoCarl Allen: https://youtu.be/VIU2Lqj_FY4Klint Kendrick: https://youtu.be/eJ2GICCj2TAWalker Deibel: https://youtu.be/xoUH_Ixeook--------------------------------------------------

Join us today on Sense of Soul for an enlightening conversation with a very sweet soul, Sigourney Belle, she is a Spiritual Leader, Healer, Writer, Best-Selling Author & Paradigm-Shifting Disruptor of Business Consciousness. This beautiful Australian Entrepreneur, Deconstructs Modern Business Practices in Her New Book, Wild Business, Offering A New Pathway to Build A Successful, Sustainable Business More Aligned with Your Intuitive Nature.  You can find all of her amazingness here at her link tree! https://links.wildbusiness.com Lots of fun stuff to check out and coming soon on www.mysenseofsoul.com, new merch, coaching programs, readings, classes and more!  Would you like to show us you enjoy our podcast, join our new Sense of Soul Patreon. Please Rate, Review and Subscribe, we appreciate the love and support, Xoxo!

Are You Being Gentle With Your Mental Podcast Season 3 [ Activism Through The Arts ] | Episode 4 you will discover Benjamin Stokes an Australian Entrepreneur who discusses: - Honoring yourself + Celebrating yourself - The influence of peers and having appreciation  for others- Music has a big impact on our lives- Don't be ashamed to fail - Being a Founder and creating meaningful connections - Acts of kindness & creating a better world Website: https://socialtable.co Email: ben@socialtable.coLinkden: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bpstokes/Thank you for tuning in to another episode. Please hit the FOLLOW button. While listening screenshot and tag @_jessbeu so we can repost to showcase the love and support from you all! If listening on Apple Podcast leaving a rating and a review would be greatly appreciated and shared on our main pages.Purchase Podcast Merch Today:  https://jessbeu.square.site/s/shop

We sat down with one of Australia's most prolific and unknown Angel Investors.  Adrian Stone, who created Australia's first ever incubator, Angel Cube and has been advising, mentoring and investing in the countries best talent for over 20 years.  Drawing upon his direct experience as an entrepreneur who traversed to the USA and back and facilitated his own successful exit, Adrian is an exceptional support person for Startup talent and prides himself on not getting in their way.‍Adrian has made over 60 early stage investments and is a big subscriber to the notion of spray and pray. For example, he will make multiple investments into early stage ventures and talent and rely on a volume play to produce success. He is a keen entrepreneur and it certainly runs through the veins, with his son Adam Stone, currently at the helm of Speedlancer, a successful startup from the 500 startups program in Silicon Valley. With jewish heritage and a massive background and portfolio in property, Adrian talked about the 3 phases of wealth management for his personal finances, being growth, building and protecting.‍Adrian spends his time offering up office hours at incubators & accelerators and is an incredibly giving entrepreneur. Check out some fun facts about him below.‍Here's what we learnt about Adrian in less than 60 seconds: There is at least 1 Tesla in the garage, i-phone is his device of choice & you guessed he also has no middle name like our first guest Terry Paule Adrian's very first job was at IBM before he transitioned to working for IDB (in Dad's business) :) He loves profit and growth, enjoys a rib eye steak, his spirit animal is a puppy dog as he has one and he went to school at Mount Scopus Memorial CollegeAsked if he would rather play in an AFL - Australian Football League grand final or be at the birth of his first child, he answered correctly and being at the birth :) With a preference for being rich over famous and holidaying in the country with his motorbike on the beach with his wife, he believes in Ghosts and hardly working.He doesn't like Lennon or McCartney & you won't find him on Facebook, apparently he was bumped off, we will have to find out more!Adrian answered 18 questions in 60 seconds to place him in second place on the One Minute Millionaire leaderboard behind the clubhouse leader Terry Paule.‍You can check him out here:‍https://www.linkedin.com/in/adrianstone/?originalSubdomain=auhttps://twitter.com/smalltimevc?lang=enhttps://angel.co/p/rockyfive‍You can watch his episode here on YouTube:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6u-6XUvaza172I2ep047dA‍‍

Can anyone truly understand what peace is and promote its development all over the world?  My guest Steve Killelea is determined to do just that and gives us hope that thriving peaceful societies are definitely attainable.  A successful entrepreneur and philanthropist, Steve has dedicated his life's work to learning about and understanding peace and how it can be developed worldwide.  In 2007, he founded the Institute for Economics and Peace, a nonprofit global research institute whose goal is to analyze the intersection of business, peace, and economics.  In his new book Peace in the Age of Chaos: The Best Solution for a Sustainable World, Steve discusses why he became involved with studying peace and how peace can be pursued through various frameworks to enable people to reach their fullest potentials in societies all over the world.  Peace is not the absence of war but a positive force that can have a tremendous impact on peoples' lives on a daily basis. Websites: www.economicsandpeace.orgwww.peaceintheageofchaos.orgBook: Peace in the Age of Chaos: The Best Solution for a Sustainable World

This week because of the long weekend, I am revisiting one of my most favourite guests - Michael Lane from Success Resources. Michael Lane is an Australian Entrepreneur and the Managing Director of Success Resources Australia, which is the worlds largest provider of educational events, touring globally with high calibre entrepreneurs and influencers like Jay Shetty, Sir Richard Branson, Will.I.Em (all Life mission #4) Tony Robbins, Gary Vaynerchuck, Tom Bilyeu and Grant Cardone (all life mission #11) and Robert Kiosaki, a super wonder #33. Then there is Tom Brady who is life mission #9. I was so excited to have this conversation with Michael, he epitomises life mission #5, is a genuine, aware, heart felt man who walks his talk. And that folks! is what true leadership is all about. Is it time to discover your SoulLife® Map? Connect with me on my website https://tonireillyinstitute.com/ Find out your Life Mission here - http://soullifemap.com Instagram https://www.instagram.com/soullifemap/ Facebook join my group Life Map Podcast https://www.facebook.com/groups/soullifemap Special thanks to The Polish Ambassador feat. Zion I & Nitty Scott for their fab music connect with them https://thepolishambassador.bandcamp.com/track/mystic-matterz See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, I speak with Jos Aguiar. An authentic Australian that decided to travel and experience life outside of Australia and never looked back. He speaks about how it all began, how he manages to continue to grow his online business, has found new opportunities while traveling, and living a life he never thought was possible. He also manifested his dream partner that he found here in Vietnam, and is now his wife and son to be the mother of his first child! PEOPLE THAT TRAVEL Youtube Channel ► https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgzybBsvn0EZzYvKjpMPqgQ Jos Aguiar Website ► https://yourexpatsource.com/ Jos Aguiar Fb ► https://www.facebook.com/iamjosaguiar/ Jos Aguiar Linkedin ► LinkedIn.com/iamjosaguiar "People that Travel' SPOTIFY ► https://open.spotify.com/show/4JlHfsYFz3YkyFA90cd0mY ADD ME ON: INSTAGRAM ► https://www.instagram.com/cristian_rodriguezz MY MAIN YOUTUBE CHANNEL ► https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClpt66GSxx5oRNwMn-NR79g  

IntroductionWelcome to Episode 12 of the enterprise excellence podcast. Today we'll be exploring excellence in education. I'm so pleased to have with me today Dr. Lyn Bishop. Lyn has held many positions in education, working in public schools, the Department of Education, and also forming her own school, Sheldon College in 1997. Lyn has received an order of Australia for her work in education. She has won the Queensland and Australian Entrepreneur of the Year and is a much recognized leader and expert in the field of education. She's also a respected and much loved principal of Sheldon College, located in the Bayside area of Brisbane, Australia. Summary In this episode Lyn shares her life story and the things that created who she has become. Lyn's early life was tough but loving, growing up in outback Australia in a single room shack. Lyn learned early to appreciate the small things in life. Her mother lay the blueprint for emotional resilience in Lyn and her brother. They were always taught to think about what they had, not what they didn't have. Moving up through the ranks in the teaching profession was not an easy thing, particularly being a young female at the time, in a male dominated profession. Becoming a DP and Principal was not an easy route. The glass ceiling at that time was a real barrier for women in education, but only if you saw it that way. Lyn came to view it as a self-imposed limitation; no one has control over your mental attitude. It's not what you are in this life that holds you back. It's what you think you are not.. Lyn believes that the only way to stay at the top of your game is to innovate. What makes us successful in the past will not necessarily make us successful in the future. We can't simply be good at what we do; we have to be great at what we do. Quotes 1:59 min We were always taught to think about what we had, not what we didn't have. And we were taught that in hardship, you develop a capacity to appreciate the beauty that exists in the simplest elements of life. But I think the most fundamental lesson we were taught is that there's a difference in life between fate and destiny. Fate is what happens to you, destiny is what you create.11:33 min And I think in the first instance, you have to be able to offer a quality product and or service. And in doing so you must be able to clearly define your differential advantages. So we need to spend time thinking about what what are the benefits that we sell in our business? And what is the nature of the service we provide?14:39 min Creativity and innovation must be built into the lifeblood of the organization. And I think far too often, too, we tend to forget that it's people who are at the heart of the educational enterprise. And organizations aren't going to work unless the people in them do.17:14 min We've got to once again have them believe fundamentally, that they can be anything they set their hearts upon in this world. 19:32 min I found here at Sheldon that we've had to undergo, I guess, a reboot of our culture in light of the COVID-19 experience. We've had to go back and examine our fundamental purpose.23:29 And, you know, in my mind, core values and core purpose become the anchors, particularly in a world of constant change.24:28 min A positive culture is what's going to sustain us I believe, through whatever challenges lie ahead.LinksWesite: www.sheldoncollege.comLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dr-lyn-bishop-ab3ab734/

Today, we interview Jamie McIntyre, Founder of 21st Century Education, as he graces our podcast with a very interesting and mind opening conversation about business, life, the state of Australia on some of the most important topics today. Listen as we dive deep into very important matters of business, politics, and life today and take some lessons to heart. You only have one shot in life, use it and create the life and impact you always wanted.

#Networker2018 #MikeArmstrong chats with #Australian Entrepreneur Pjero Mardesic from Sydney, on the Mike Armstrong Podcast Show #MikeArmstrongPodcast - Networker 2018 Episode #Networker2018 where award-winning networker Mike Armstrong chats with fellow Entrepreneurs on the #EntrepreneurChats feature on the Mike Armstrong Podcast #MikeArmstrongPodcast

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#Networker2018 #MikeArmstrong chatting with #Polish Australian Entrepreneur, Coach & Networking Queen Ela Staniak Laupepe from Feminine Leaders in Sydney, Australia on the Mike Armstrong Podcast Show

Do you have a dream about starting your own business?   Celia Gercovich dreams and then executes.   Here is a list of all the businesses the Australian Entrepreneur started:  1) Eyelashes 2) Subscription Box 3) Dropshipping 4) eCommerce Business 5) Balloon Decorating 4) App 7) Business Coach ( this happened by accident!)   This episode is full of lessons, setbacks and triumphs. Best of all, Celia outline 12 tips to start your own business.  Don't forget to subscribe;)

If you've ever thought about starting a blog, or have a blog but are stumped as to how to keep it growing…this episode is for you. This week we chat with Alex Cook, creator of the It's Not Complicated recipe blog. After leaving her career in in real estate and aviation, Alex started a blog combining her two passions - cooking and writing. She assumed it would be a hobby on the side, but within four months of starting her blog it was growing so quickly that it needed her full-time attention. Two years in, Alex continues to run her blog business full-time, having grown her page views beyond what is required to partner with an ad network. Cadence and ContentAvoiding the temptation to expand your nicheStuck with a cadence of 3 posts a week on set daysThe power of consistency and quality over quantityStart with what you can, improve over timeMonetizing a BlogLeveraging viral postsHitting required page views to partner with ad networksStrategically planning content around prime keywordsMeasuring competitive rank of keywordsFocusing on what audience is searching forKey Steps When Starting OutGetting a good hostResearching the right website platformRecipe cards and other perks to rank in GoogleGrowing Your AudienceGrew her Facebook business page to over 26kEngage with fellow bloggersWays to build relationships with readersStrategies to inspire audience to shareTactics to grow organic traffic from GoogleMoving Forward - Goals and VisionAbout to hire a Social Media ManagerDouble blog page views by the end of 2020Diversify income streams including new e-book and product lineExpand to a commercial kitchen, increase video contentMuscle Creative Wrap-UpIf you could listen to only one music artist for the rest of your life who would it be? QueenWhere can people find you online?WebsiteInstagramFacebook

Michael Lane is an Australian Entrepreneur and the Managing Director for Success Resources Australia, which is the worlds largest provider of educational events, touring globally with high calibre entrepreneurs and influencers like Jay Shetty, Sir Richard Branson, Will.I.Em (all Life mission #4) Tony Robbins, Gary Vaynerchuck, Tom Bilyeu and Grant Cardone (all life mission #11) and Robert Kiosaki, a super wonder #33. Then there is Tom Brady who is life mission #9. I was so excited to have this conversation with Michael, he epitomises life mission #5. There are times when someone completely takes me by surprise - this is one of them. Micheal is a genuine, aware, heart felt man who walks his talk. And that folks! is what true leadership is all about. A better future can be found in your past… past life that is…. Get ready to dive deep into my confidential files and discover the what, why’s and how’s of recalling past lives and reincarnation… I am Toni Reilly Australia’s #1 Regression specialist I’m here to help you uncover the mysteries of your mission in this life. Like magic, Life Map reveals secrets that most people will never ever discover in this life or the next for healing, self-awareness, personal development and wellbeing. Connect with me on my website https://tonireillyinstitute.com/ Instagram https://www.instagram.com/lifemappodcast/ Facebook join my group Life Map Podcast https://www.facebook.com/groups/lifemappodcast Special thanks to The Polish Ambassador feat. Zion I & Nitty Scott for their fab music connect with them https://thepolishambassador.bandcamp.com/track/mystic-matterz

Justin Hales wanted to revisit his childhood love of caravanning. When searching for the perfect van to hire, he couldn’t help but notice all of the un-used caravans and campers sitting on driveways around his neighbourhood. A stackload of entrepreneurial spirit, a passion for making camping holidays more accessible and investment from a local business accelerator, saw Camplify first say ‘G’day’ to Australia in 2015. Five years later, Justin’s nostalgia trip has led to a global community of thousands of van owners in Australia, the UK, Spain and New Zealand now boosting their income by sharing the joys of caravanning with others also earning him accolades such as Australian Entrepreneur of the Year in the tourism sector.

Books. Memes and more with Jarrod A. Freeman an Australian Entrepreneur and Author --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

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Jarrod A. Freeman (Author/ Australian Entrepreneur) talks about Amanti Morti Project, Islands That Float and what’s it like in today’s world --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

We are excited to open another season of The One Shot Movement Podcast. Another lineup of exciting stories and inspiring moves from some of the top entrepreneurs of their field. Stay motivated during the tough times because there's never a right time to give up on the lifestyle of your own design. Start listening to some of our episodes and see you at the top! Hosted by Craig Schulze, Australian Entrepreneur and Investor

Changing the Game: Positioning a product, service or personal brand as an ‘authority’ is a powerful way be a leader in that field. Steve Brossman and Jomar Reyes explores how the experience and how you make your customers ‘feel’, can set you apart.

Welcome to The Banana Split Project, where I collect stories from Western Asians - so-called "bananas" - coming back to Asia! My name is Viviane Salin, I am French with a Chinese/Indonesian heritage, I've lived in Singapore since 2006, and this is my first episode in English. So far I've had 8 episodes in French with French Asians living in Singapore. Today, I am very happy to discuss Western Asian history and identity with Will Fan, who was born and bred in Sydney, graduated in the US, and lived in Dubai and Shanghai before settling down in Singapore 5 years ago. His parents came from Macau and Vietnam, and worked hard to give him the best chances to succeed later in life. Will is a typical example of a successful son of Asian immigrants, who left their country to look for a better future, escaped a war-torn country and built a new life in a Western country, in this case Australia, while other parts of the family went to the US. He went to Singapore for business opportunity and co-founded New Campus, a lifelong learning company. Together we will talk about his parents' journey, his youth in Sydney, but also casual racism in Australia. We'll explore Westernized Asians' multiple identities, what it is to be an Asian expat in Asia, and why it is important to share our culture and vision now. Listen, and give me your feedback: viviane@bananasplitproject.com For more info, and to see photo/video of our guests, follow our Facebook and Instagram, and visit www.bananasplitproject.com. I am also looking for more testimonials, so if you are a "banana" living in Asia, and feel you have a story to share, please reach out to me!

Jomar speaks with Steve Brossman, a multi-talented business leader who works with professionals and businesses on developing their unique 'Authority Factor'. 

On this episode of the show we had the privilege of chatting to Australian Entrepreneur, Shannan Gove. Having recently returned from the USA, Shannan spent 5 years there seeding and growing his business Rosterfy, which services clients right across North America and Europe. Shannan was kind enough to share his journey from humble beginnings studying Sports Management at Deakin University all the way to working with brands such as the NFL Superbowl, NBA, Tough Mudder, Virgin and the ICC cricket world cup, to name a few.Shannan's business Rosterfy was born out of a need to solve the problem of managing large workforces for major events, with specific schedules and in some cases for only 1 day! From solving this problem themselves, they decided to license their white labelled workforce management technology worldwide.Shannan talks about their recent capital raising round and the intended growth for Rosterfy over the coming 12 months. We also got a great understanding of how he will continue to head up the operation from Australia, having just moved back with his young family from America.Shannan shared the key ingredients to the rapid growth and success with funding the operation as it enters scale-up mode and how this is relevant for aspiring founders and startups alike.To find out more about Shannan and Rosterfy you can head here:https://rosterfy.com/contact Shannan directly here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/shannan-gove-b1313b26/

On today's episode of Gritty Founder, Kreig Kent talks with Dan Norris about how he built and sold WP Curve, wrote five books, and founded Black Hops Brewing. Dan Norris is a serial entrepreneur, award-winning content marketer, international speaker, and the co-founder of WP Curve. Dan is also the co-founder of Black Hops Brewing, a craft beer brewery in Australia. Some Questions Kreig asks Dan: - How did you come up with the idea for WP Curve? (7:02) - How did you build your audience for WP Curve? (15:02) - What do you think is one of the most important ingredients for a founder to be successful? (20:06) - After hearing other people tell you WP Curve was not a good idea, at what point did you know they were wrong? (22:35) - How do you deal with failure? (28:09) - What advice can you give someone who is thinking about an idea and they are in the early stages of it? (32:43) - What is one thing you find to be true that most people would disagree with? (39:33) - What are all the books you’ve written? (44:58) - How do you take care of your well being as an entrepreneur? (47:47) In This Episode, You Will Learn: - Dan’s journey as an entrepreneur and how he built WP Curve and Black Hops Brewing (4:34) - The importance of taking full ownership as an entrepreneur (20:15) - Don’t be afraid to shut down an idea and move on to something else (33:16) - To take advice from yourself (42:20) - You could do everything right, and things may still not go your way (49:04) Connect with Dan Norris: Twitter Personal Website Black Hops Brewing Also Mentioned on This Show... Dan’s favorite quote: “It’s better to create something that others criticise than to create nothing and criticise others.” ―Ricky Gervais Dan’s book recommendations: Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert T. Kiyosaki Steve Jobs by Walter Isaacson Bad Blood by John Carreyrou Elon Musk by Ashlee Vance

Sasha Karabut is an Australian Entrepreneur who started off as a construction worker and built a profitable personal development company which includes the Wolf of Wallstreet - Jordan Belfort. In this interview, I had the pleasure of delving into the mind of Sasha Karabut and what makes him tick. We uncover his morning routine, daily habits, work ethics, how he turned his life around at age 22 and working with Jordan Belfort from the Wolf of Wallstreet. Follow Sasha Karabut on Instagram on @sasha_karabut If you liked this podcast, share it and check out www.youberelentless.com for more. Khoa Bui

Michael is an Australian Entrepreneur and the Managing Director for Success Resources Australia which is is the worlds largest provider of educational events including such guests as Tony Robbins, Gary Vaynerchuk and Sir Richard Branson to name a few. A proud father to two kids aged 7 and 17 months old, proud husband and someone who takes his health and fitness very seriously. An amazing chat and a raw insight into how someone with the success Michael has had runs his day and still manages to keep fit and healthy and spend a great amount of time with his children.Links for Michael and Success Resources are below.https://www.instagram.com/itsmichaellane/https://www.facebook.com/itsmichaellanehttps://successresources.comWe hope you enjoy the episode and if you want to be apart of our community you can join us on facebook here:https://www.facebook.com/groups/TheFitdadlifestyle/

A live call and interview to Australia for a brief but informative chat w/my pal a car detailing biz owner. Excuse my connection! Hopefully still can enjoy my 1st interview. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/nesia-mbow/support

Tim Walmsley    Tim Walmsley, founder and CEO of BenchOn, is an Australian entrepreneur passionate about revolutionising business productivity across the industrial landscape. Tim sits at the forefront of digital innovation and combines his 16 years experience in the corporate and government sectors to solve the problem of staff underutilisation by minimising the adverse impacts of business peaks and troughs. BenchOn’s digital platform enables business to business collaboration to optimise productivity, improve retention rates and maximise business growth. BenchOn operates across ten industries and services some of the biggest enterprises in world, all while maintaining a strong focus on social impact to empower businesses to create more stable, full-time jobs in the economy.  Listen to another #12minconvo

Carla Cecchi has had massive success in dropshipping over the past few years. She went from zero to over six figures in such a short time. What’s most inspiring is that she did it as a Mum of three! During this episode. Caria will share the ups and downs of creating a successful drop store. You’ll hear about everything from her first sale to her now helping others to win. Learn how she overcame those who haven’t supported her and how her family reacted to her commitment. Expect to also hear a bit about the exciting activities they’ve been doing while in Bali!   Links: Carlas Facebook Dropshipping Course: AntonMethod.com Sponsor: Hypath 2 in 1 Luggage Ep 209 - 711 Employee, Truck Driver, from India to Australian Entrepreneur   Time Stamps: 04:57 - Importing from China and selling on Facebook 07:48 - Taking the Dropship course and using it in Australia 13:06 - Being a Mum and starting a store 20:40 - “My first sale was 45 minutes after launching my first ad” -Carla Cecchi 25:50 - The ups and downs of an entrepreneur 36:49 - “It’s the people that give up that aren’t successful” -Carla Cecchi 38:04 - Bali dropship retreat: Coffee & white water rafting 42:33 - How to overcome those who aren’t supportive   Enjoy this Episode? Share it with Friends!  

Amrit Atwal is the ultimate example of somebody who worked towards their dreams despite all odds. Whether it was people doubting his method, working day and night to save the cash to even failing the first time he started. His journey on how he went from a $10 an hour employee to a 6 figure Australian drop shipper will inspire you! During this episode, you will hear about all the difficult times Amrit faced when starting up his dropship store. You’ll learn how he overcame all his issues and what drove him to keep trying. Listen to the end to hear a few of his secrets and strategies that keep him different from the rest.   Links:  Amrits Facebook Dropshipping Course: AntonMethod.com Sponsor: Hypath 2 in 1 Luggage Ep 89 - Australian Dropshipping Success Nomad Summit - The Biggest Conference for Digital Nomads   Time Stamps: 01:53 - Amrits backstory and journey to becoming a drop shipper 10:59 - Indian food in the USA vs India 12:10 - Working as a truck driver in Australia 13:33 - “It was one bedroom apartment and 15 of us” - Amrit Atwal 18:08 - Listening to podcast episodes 24/7 22:39 - Failing at your first dropship store 22:35 -  Niche selection 29:05 - Making the first $500 sale 31:37 - “My phone starts ringing… it was like a $6,000 order” - Amrit Atwal 36:55 - Does dropshipping actually work? Austraila vs the US 42:18 - Should you be meeting suppliers in person 52:26 - Bail waterfalls, photography, and landscape   Enjoyed this episode? Share it with friends!

Australian celebrity entrepreneur, author, and podcaster Pete Williams teaches how you can double any business by making small (10%) improvements. During the interview Pete breaks down his new book Cadence, while sharing about his relationship with best-selling authors Tim Ferris and best-selling author Robert Greene

Women in leadership are at their best when we quit trying to lead like men (because that is how we have been taught to lead) and start to lead how women have been leading successfully for generations.  In this podversation: We tend to treat leadership as if its a one size fits all approach and that may not work for women How cancer for Ros provided a wake up call and new perspective on leadership Are there incongruencies between the way we treat men and women in leadership? The struggle when a woman ties her self worth to her competence Ros' exploration of tribal societies and the way women lead and connect there Can we be both liked and successful? Ros breaks down the neuroscience behind the differences between the way men and women lead The world of business is constructed by alpha males for alpha males 3 types of motivation: the need for achievement, affiliation, or power Ros' leadership archetypes for women A queen doesn't worry if others don't recognize her sovereignty The power in owning your individual strengths and doing life and business YOUR way Own the goddamn room - bringing quality and not stressing quantity Meet Ros Cardinal When she was growing up, Ros wanted to be a vet or a scientist, but her fascination with human behaviour and neuroscience led her to a career in Organisational Development, specialising in improving business outcomes by developing individuals, teams and organisations. After more than 20 years in corporate human resources and organisational development roles, a successful battle with cancer gave Ros the nudge to take her passion for transforming leaders and improving how individuals and organisations cope with change, in a new direction. Leaving her senior corporate role in 2012, Ros established her consulting business, Shaping Change, to achieve her goals. Her inspirational business story was featured in the 2014 book “Australian Entrepreneur.” Ros is a solutions and results oriented facilitator, with expertise spanning strategic planning, leadership development, organisational culture, change management, emotional intelligence, and employee engagement. She is also an internationally awarded, talented executive and leadership coach, with current coaching clients at Executive and Senior levels in Government agencies, private enterprise and the community sectors. Ros is a keen writer and in addition to her book, The Resilient Employee, and her own blog, she contributes regular articles to Leaders in Heels, The Huffington Post, Thrive Global and for “People Development” Magazine. Connect with Ros further at any of the links above or on social media: Website: http://rosalindcardinal.com/ Ros' FB Group for women - "The Art & Science of Female Leadership: Women's Leadership Archetypes"

When I first spoke with her, I couldn’t believe how much today’s guest has already experienced and achieved. She worked for the Australian Federal Police as a criminal intelligence analyst, is one of Australia’s Top 10 Female Entrepreneurs, she is an improvisor, a comedy writer, a speaker, and a soon to be author. Jemimah Ashleigh has always been a high performer, though it was in 2015 while driving her car that a frightening experience taught her a powerful lesson for achieving higher levels of success and overcoming life's obstacles. In today's episode, I chat with Jemimah as she shares how high performers can achieve even more with some extra self care. Here are the main points from their chat: Jemimah worked in law enforcement for 10 years and studied a Bachelor of Science majoring in national security. This lead to work in prisons and eventually the Australian Federal Police. After 10 years she felt stressed and burnt out after finding the job wasn't exactly what Jemimah thought it would be. “What people don't tell you about law enforcement is no one is ever having a good day” Being a type A person (extremely driven) Jemimah found her self either putting 100% effort into something or nothing at all, saying she goes with her gut and goes where she needs to be. Jemimah considered law enforcement her dream job, but found she was always dealing with someone who had committed an offence which were mostly quite horrible for the victim. Dealing with this is an extremely stressful job, and not being able to talk about these incidents with family or friends added a level of secrecy and burden. Jemimah found that there was no decompression time between work and her personal life. For a long time she didn't realise the issues she was dealing with, just believing it was a part of the job, especially when she was surrounded by people up to forty hours a week experiencing the same things. The shift came when Jemimah started improvisation and comedy classes, where the line became very clear. In 2015 Jemimah had been working overseas and had the opportunity to move to Manhattan in New York, and met a silversmith, watching and learning how to work with metal and jewellery. Whilst driving in 2015, Jemimah had a major panic attack, the first time she had ever encounter any form of mental illness. This was a big step up from any form of nervousness she had ever encountered. She struggled to do every day actions due to anxiety, even becoming unable to get to work. Jemimah says that education is most important when it comes to mental illness. She sought medical help straight away and saw a psychologist and psychiatrist who helped her get a better understanding of what was happening. As anxiety and depression go hand in hand, Jemimah was constantly being hit by this wave of emotions. After getting medication, life became much better in a matter of days which resulted in Jemimah being able to return to some aspects of her life without the anxiety. Jemimah started using meditation and physical activities such as running to release her “Stress Bucket” The combination of exercise, meditation and medication helped start the healing process. After working extremely hard to achieve her dream job and asking herself if she was really happy with it, Jemimah said that “our dream job is our goal and once we get the goal what happens next?” After researching cortisole, Jemimah developed many different healthy habits and discovered different foods can help deal with stress and help heal your body. Jemimah says for self care to be effective, all it takes is an hour a day, only four percent of the day, Self care is never selfish, you are actually doing it for your job and for your family. Self care can be just checking in with yourself throughout the day and can look different from person to person and it only needs to be about finding a balance. Its the fun and addiction of a positive lifestyle and breaking in that new healthy habit. Self care is not about what our body looks like or what size of pants you wear. It’s about living a positive lifestyle and being the best version of you that you can be. Working currently as an entrepreneur, Jemimah says that it is not as glamorous as everyone thinks. Working up to eighteen hour days, there are so many exit doors with ups and downs at every turn. Jemimah sees her morning routine of exercise as the start of her working day. Jemimah is releasing her book in April, and hopes to be mentioned on the Australian Entrepreneur mixed list and hopes to build better entrepreneurs, releasing her own podcast series. Jemimah’s challenge for this week is firstly to have a think about what you love doing. It doesn't have to be running or meditation, it could be anything from joining an art class to having a dance by yourself at home! It’s about finding your own release that is not career focused or family focused just you focused. “Find something that you love in your life that is just for you.” You can find Jemimah Ashleigh at www.jemimahashleigh.com.au Follow us at facebook.com/projecthatch and Instagram at @project_hatch. To contact us about retreats, leadership training and workshops, visit www.projecthatch.com.au or email us at hello@projecthatch.com.au. Remember to subscribe to, rate and review the podcast to help spread the do life better message. Now, go out and create a great day.

An Australian Entrepreneur of the Year and magician, Vinh Giang is a renown stage performer and also the brains behind the online learning platform, Encyclopedia of Magic. Coming from the humble beginnings of a Vietnamese refugee family saved by a boat captain off the coast of Australia, Vinh has since re-invented himself as a master magician and global business coach. We caught up in Cancun, Mexico where I asked him all my burning questions about the history of magic, and what business leaders might learn from the secret arts of stage illusion.

An Australian Entrepreneur of the Year and magician, Vinh Giang is a renown stage performer and also the brains behind the online learning platform, Encyclopedia of Magic. Coming from the humble beginnings of a Vietnamese refugee family saved by a boat captain off the coast of Australia, Vinh has since re-invented himself as a master magician and global business coach. We caught up in Cancun, Mexico where I asked him all my burning questions about the history of magic, and what business leaders might learn from the secret arts of stage illusion.

Nathan Chan is an entrepreneur from Australia. While still in his mid-twenties, Nathan Chan felt there were no business magazines that he could relate to. He wanted to read something that delved deep into the world of a successful entrepreneur, showing their processes, failures, obstacles and challenges. And one that ultimately taught others straight from the mouths of the best in the world. Wanting to personally discover the answers to all his questions about the daily struggles of starting a successful business, Nathan began to go out and interview world-changing entrepreneurs in the hope that he could learn from them. This was the point of no return. And so while still working a full time job, Nathan created Foundr. Foundr is a digital magazine (based on iOS & Android) for See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Isn't it bad to be Addicted to anything, even Success? Joel Brown says, "It depends on your definition of Success!" Four years ago, Australian Entrepreneur and Life Design Coach, Joel Brown started bookmarking articles about success that inspired him. He named the site Addicted2Success. Today, that personal inspiration site is now monetized and has garnered over 55 million views worldwide. He has tapped into why success resonates with people and what it means to be successful and even how his own definition of success has evolved. Joel not only shares great insight about building a successful brand, but we also talk about romance and hip hop! Joel goes deep to share with us about his journey. We cover: Creating an online community that has achieved 55 MILLION views worldwide His step-by-step outline for creating an online community that resonates with your audience Building a brand and then stepping from behind it to also build a personal brand Why he's Addicted2Success Romance and success His BIG END GOAL and how he plans to accelerate reaching it Why 50 Cent 'embodies hustle' and why 50 Cent resonates with Joel And much, much more By the way, Joel's a romantic and we think that rocks! Tweetworthy! I love being part of something that inspires others to make a change in their lives. @IAmJoelBrown Click above to tweet at Joel and let him know he's inspired you too!   Resources from our conversation: Check out Joel's extremely popular site for motivation and inspiring quotes and articles: Addicted2Success On Twitter @Addictd2Success (note there is no 'e' on the Twitter account) and Instagram: @Addicted2Success On Twitter and Instagram: @IAmAJoelBrown If you're interested in contributing to Addicted2success.com, send an email to: [email protected] Starting May 1, 2015 and going through June 1, 2015 you can join Joel every morning on his Morning Motivation Calls The Science of Narcissism: Why We Really Just Want to Date Ourselves - Read the article HERE J. Cole and thoughts on 'selling out' Check out our friend Nathan Chan's digital magazine Foundr, chock full of inspiring stories of journeys in entrepreneurship. And tune in to Episode 14 of the Her Power Hustle Podcast, where I sit down with Nathan to talk all about digital publishing and growing your Instagram following to increase your business' bottom line! Subscribe to the podcast and never miss an episode! Each week we highlight a woman-owned business in her own words-FOR FREE. If you would like Courtney HerringChief Entreproducer, Champ Media to be featured in an upcoming episode and here on our website fill out the contact form below or email [email protected] Champ Media Delivering dynamic digital strategies to energize online communities. Connect with Courtney and Champ Media: http://gochampmedia.com/ http://twitter.com/gochampmedia http://www.facebook.com/ChampMediaAgency http://www.linkedin.com/in/courtneyherring Joel shared a lot of resources for launching your own website, including: Wordpress - SELF-HOSTED is key for flexibility and ultimate success A good hosting service - Her Power Hustle has a relationship with BlueHost and we love the service! Theme Forest - where you get the tools to make it pretty The Her Power Hustle Community is here to help you along your entrepreneurial journey, so feel free to connect with us or email us at [email protected] with questions about getting your website up and running! Michelle Y. Talbert is a DC-based author and recovering attorney and the curator of the Her Power Hustle Community. She’s passionate about networking and relationships and writes on business and entrepreneurship topics for a number of sites, including Black Enterprise and Killer Startups. Her new ebook, ‘Why White Guys Having Fun Make Great Mentors for Black Women,” (May 2015) chronicles advice and mentorship for Black women in business gleaned from her conversations with Guy Kawasaki, Peter Shankman and other guys in business having fun and at the top of their industries.   Fill out the form below for more information on having your business featured for FREE on an upcoming episode of the Her Power Hustle Podcast

"Leverage was getting in at quality events where there's quality buyers who are willing to pay money." - Jellaine Ross. Learn more about The Beauty Biz Show at http://www.theestheticianmentor.com/02