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In Episode 121 of The Business Habitat podcast, Sam is joined by Founder of Life-Changing Accountants and The Greater Good Publishing Company, Harvee Pene, to talk about purpose-driven businesses, and leveraging your time and experience to generate recurring revenue, so your work can continue to do the work, for you. Harvee Pene had bought an accounting firm, had just met his wife-to-be, and was halfway through writing his first book, when he was struck down by testicular cancer at the age of 30. Blindsided, and feeling like his world was crashing down, Harvee was faced with the real possibility that his life might end and he was confronted with the question of how happy he was with the legacy he might leave behind. Harvee not only survived the operation and treatment, he went on to honour his epiphany, building a business designed to inspire and help other businesses stand out from the pack. Today he is a 15 times bestselling author, has spoken at Ted X twice, and encourages business professionals to create ongoing revenue by leveraging their knowledge into a book. In this inspiring conversation, Sam and Harvee share their life-changing experiences and discuss the importance of creating purpose-driven businesses that attract like-minded and like-hearted people. Harvee describes real life examples of how his team has measured the impact they have on their clients, and how that recognition has motivated them to deliver even greater results. Drawing on their own experience, Sam and Harvee delve into the many ways in which experts can leverage their own knowledge and intellectual property, whether it be by writing a book or creating a podcast, and how putting in the work upfront can pay huge dividends down the track. If you think being an author is for other people, or don't think you have enough to share to get in front of a microphone, (or even if you do), this podcast is for you. Jam-packed with heartening stories and valuable advice, you're sure to gain inspiration by tuning in to this episode. Here at BlueprintHQ, we are here to help. We are super passionate about the professional services industry and supporting you with what you need. We are offering a short, sharp 15 minute consultation call to help you with this process. Go to https://www.blueprinthq.com.au/consultation

If you're looking to generate More Income, More Impact and More Inbound Opportunities you'll want to hear the inspiring story of our next guest Harvee Pene. He is an Australian Accountant, 2x TEDx Speaker and best-selling author of ‘The STANDOUT Accounting Firm', ‘Accountants Be 1% Better' and ‘GET LEADS: 6 steps to more leads, more fun and a more lucrative Accounting Firm.' In this episode Harvee talked about how he bought a standard accountancy practice and transformed it into ‘Inspire - Life Changing Accountants', twice recognised as one of the “Top 100 Companies in Australia”. Although going from Standard to Standout resulted in a 10x increase in Revenue (for which he has a 9 step process) he says the highlights he'll share are - Making an extra $2,500 / week by going from giving away advice to giving guarantees. Moving from $1,800 to $9,000 / client / year by becoming known for R.E.S.U.L.T.S instead of Red-Tape. Giving 10 Million Days of access to Food, Water, Health and Sanitation to Families in need to help End Poverty by 2030. “All because”, Harvee said in a recent conversation with me, “we went from being Accountants to Authors.” Listen to this episode to find out more Want access to a framework to help you increase the value you offer and therefore charge higher prices with confidence? Click here to download

How do you and your firm measure the impact you have on your business owners lives, your client's lives. And what difference does that impact have for your clients?On this podcast with Harvee Pene from Brisbane, Australia, you'll hear Harvee describe the crystal clear way they've worked out how to measure the impact they have on their clients lives and the different it will make to them.I hope you enjoy the podcast. 

In this conclusive episode at the end of our scheduled second season, I've set out to achieve 4 things.If any of these segments are of greater interest to you than another, you can skip forward to these points in the broadcast (as follows) or simple sit back and let this culmination of Better World Leaders so far roll out in front of you.Reviewing the stand-out moments to me in Season 2 - from 2min52Reflecting on the key learnings for leaders and leadership - 8min19Celebrating and expressing gratitude to the Better World Leaders community that has been gathered thus far - 17min30Looking ahead and giving an outline of the future state for our next 2 seasons and the broadcasts that will come between now and the launch of the next main season - 21min22Today we conclude the second season of our podcast, Better World Leaders, and this opening statement summarises our take on the collective wisdom of the 20 guests we've co-created conversations with in 2020.In this reflective episode, we review the highlights of the 12 conversations with leaders who are all striving to make the world better as organisational executives, thought leaders, authors, experts, advocates and entrepreneurs.Special thanks to all of this seasons' guests for devoting their time to share wisdom, insights and perspectives - Zoë Routh, Michael Bungay Stanier, Harvee Pene, Dr Adam Fraser, Andrew Hayim de Vries, Simon Carter, Leen Gorissen, Genna Onuchukwu, Brandon Srot, Kirstin Hunter, Kevin Tan and Dr Tom Alan-Livernois.We hope have benefited from the time and find some space you have made to engage with the content we've created over the course of this year in Better World Leaders, or that you will soon if you've not had a chance to do so as yet.Reviewing the stand-out moments and conversations in my view from the second season;There are so many ways to lead in order to make the world betterTo lead is to step into the opportunity to create positive change, and to pick up the baton of obligation to be a custodian of change that for sustainable good moving towards making our world betterHighlights to me as host were the conversations with Leen Gorissen on Natural Intelligence, Michael Bungay Stanier on curiosity, power & authority and both Harvee Pene and Kevin Tan on the connection between purpose and profit.Reflecting on the key learnings and themes that have emerged and considering the implications of these for leadership:Theme of purpose, with reflective moments in the conversations with Kirstin Hunter, Genna Onuchukwu, Kevin Tan, Harvee Pene and Dr Tom Alan-Livernois.Power & authority, with reflective moments in the conversations with Michael Bungay Stanier, Brandon Srot and Andrew Hayim de Vries.Vital leadership traits to develop and lean into - curiosity, humility & toleranceCritical leadership skills to learn and refine - adaptability, resilience, trust building and sitting with discomfortCelebration and gratitude;I've been enthralled, delighted and deeply gladdened to see the Better World Leaders message spread so quickly, and be engaged with around the globe.As we broadcast this episode, we've had listeners tune in from a wide array of countries including Australia, New Zealand, the USA, Canada, the UK, France, Germany, Belgium, Spain, Ireland, Switzerland, the Netherlands, Lithuania, Poland, India, Singapore, Indonesia, China, Ghana, South Africa and Nigeria and Peru.Thank you to each and every one of you who has given your time and attention to the content we've created - we hope you have enjoyed and benefited from what you have learned from the inspiring leaders we have brought to you.We are also most grateful for all the comments, shares and support we have received from you thus far - please continue to share your thoughts and feedback with us.Looking ahead, we have two scheduled seasons in production for 2021. Season 3 will launch in March, with Season 4 in September. Between each season we will broadcast monthly specials - Better World Conversations - which will be contemporary discussions with members of the 4i teams, peer podcasters we are collaborating with and both returning and upcoming guests sharing their perspectives on recent events and the leadership connotations, as well as updating on their own progress in making the world better. In the first of these Specials we'll also be providing more information about how you can give feedback on the show, give questions you'd like us to address and get involved with our 1000impacts giving pledge.One request - if you are enjoying these episodes and feel that you are benefiting from the learnings we hope to create, please share 1 episode with 1 person that you love, or care deeply about, and anticipate that they will benefit from the wisdom within the conversation. We aim to build our community from the ground up, and your recommendations and curated referrals will be invaluable in creating a movement of leaders who strive to make our world better.Once again and as always, thank you for your time and attention given to Better World Leaders. We look forward to bringing more insights and learning opportunities to you as we continue with you on this journey.Until we broadcast again, be well, lead well and build a better world.Tim and the team at Better World Leaders & 4iLeadershipAs always, great thanks and appreciation to the team who contributed to bringing Better World Leaders to you;To Brendan Ward for production of all audio recordings and composition and performance of original music throughout each episode.To Cooper and the team at RadioHub studios for technical support and creative guidance during the episodes that are recorded face-to-face. 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This inspiring episode of the PROACTIVE Podcast features author, TEDx speaker, and accountant Harvee Pene. Listen as we explore the who, what, and why of motivation, finding inspiration when times seem their darkest, and the importance of goal setting. This one is perfect for anyone in need of a little motivation and to find out what building a brand on purpose meant for Harvee Pene.

Harvee Pene is the Co-Founder of Inspire Accountants – Accountants Who Change Lives, a TEDx Speaker, Author and all-round transformational dude who has been recognised as one of Ten Outstanding Young People in Australia.In this episode we discuss in so many ways the meaning of life. Or at least, how to lean into the toughness of life in order to learn, grow and find meaning. In particular, we look at the journey of discovery to find a greater purpose than yourself in your work and through your career – in Harvee's experience that as an accountant his opportunity is to change lives and enable businesses to become forces for good.He has come a long way from a under-privileged upbringing in New Zealand to founding and leading a company regularly recognised as one of Australia's Top100 businesses – Inspire Accounting. Having recognised an inclination to do more and to change the world, the way he chose to realise that was to confront a life-threatening cancer and focus his life and energies on a greater cause in response to this questions – If today was your last day, would you be happy with what you're leaving behind?His response to this question was to embrace the call to reach beyond his own success, and the success of his clients and to do good and inspire others to become forces for good themselves. This shifted his life mantra from YOLO to YODO, from You Only Live Once to You Only Die Only. We get to live everyday, and in doing so how can we inspire before we expire!!!The question that we then go on to explore in depth is how to do this, how to maximise your contribution and the inspiration this brings to the world. For Harvee, this involved first achieving two goals – to save his clients $10million in combined tax savings, and to give 10million days of live changing access to clean water and sanitation to the worlds poorest people. What he found from a business perspective was that the more good they achieved in the world, the better they did as a business – motivation was higher, team engagement was higher, productivity was higher and all manner of client processes and outcomes saw huge improvement.Having achieved both of these initial goals, he's now more than doubled down – aiming to achieve the seemingly impossible task of giving 1billion days of life changing help.One of the ways Harvee is progressing towards this goal is by launching (along with Better World Leaders very first guest, Paul Dunn) a global network of ‘Accountants for Good', to connect and enable accountants everywhere to act as forces for good in our world.Key messages from this episode;- Life is tough – prepare yourself for a walk in the park – Jurassic Park!- Make every opportunity to make your legacy one you will be proud of. Ask yourself, if today was my last day, would you be happy with what you leave behind?- All business have the potential and the opportunity to be a force for good- Accountants can change lives, and if you're in business anywhere, so can you if you chose to focus on contributing to a purpose higher than yourself- That purpose powers profit, engages teams, engages customers and makes leadership more impactful- We have the opportunity to change from viewing our fellow practitioners in any area as competition, and shift to making them collaborators, and by sharing what we're doing and what's working, to make a live changing contribution.Get in touch with Harvee here;www.harveepene.comAdditional resources mentioned in our conversation.- T-0 app – here- Harvee's TEDx talk hereAs always, great thanks and appreciation to the team who contributed to bringing Better World Leaders to you;To Brendan Ward for production of all audio recordings and composition and performance of original music throughout each episode.To Cooper and the team at RadioHub studios for technical support and creative guidance during the episodes that are recorded face-to-face. You can find out about Radio Hub's services here - https://www.radiohub.com.au/To NokNok Studios for website design, hosting and advice. Find out about NokNok's awesome services here - https://www.facebook.com/NOKNOKstudios/To Cirasa Design for logo and site graphics – Find our about Cirasa's inspiring work here

Running a profitable business and using it for a good cause while living the life you want is the ultimate goal that Inspire wants for the businesses and entrepreneurs they support. Today, having a business isn’t just all about profits. Most, if not all, business owners now have a passion to make an impact not just on their founders, but on their team, their clients and, ultimately, the world. In episode 137 of the PPMP podcast, Harvee Pene, author, TEDx Speaker, and founder of Inspire - Life Changing Accountants, joins us to talk about this very topic. He also talks about making smarter financial decisions in his book, Cashed Up, which he co-authored with his business partner Ben Walker. Episode highlights: An overview on Inspire. The way they do accounting at Inspire. How they work with clients. Goals they help their clients with. The importance of building a team of advisors. Harvee talks about their book Cashed Up. Investing in the future of clients to make a global impact. The beauty of using B1G1 in your business. The Inspire team and what they do. Things allied business owners should be thinking about. Useful Links Cashed Up Book B1G1 Nacre Links:  Website LinkedIn Twitter Facebook Instagram Pinterest

Our voice is more about what we say and how we sound. Everything we've been through in our lives - every struggle, every triumph - shapes our voice and our view on the world. It's so important to get your voice out there, because you never know what hearing your voice could do for someone who is afraid to share theirs. Welcome to Should I Start A Podcast where each week Ronsley Vaz, with the help of a star-studded entrepreneurial guest lineup, explores why you should start a podcast, build an audience, and how to keep them hungry for more.  If you're thinking about starting a podcast or simply looking for a better way to get your message out to your audience, then this is the podcast for you. In this episode of Should I Start a Podcast, we revisit an episode of Harvee Pene's podcast Inspiring Business for Good, where Ronsley was a guest. Harvee, who is an author, a TEDx Speaker and accounting guru, asked Ronsley some insightful questions about entrepreneurship, dealing with failure and giving back. Ronsley, who is never shy about sharing his story, takes us through what it was like to lose his beloved restaurant, and how he came back through that. He also touches on why he views giving as “selfish”, but he does it anyway. Harvee gets Ronsley to give us some juicy details about how he came up with Amplify, how he's still shocked that he makes a living with his voice and why giving others a voice makes it all worth it. Also within this episode: Why Ronsley views giving as selfish but does it anyway Why Rochelle always wants him to go the market with her The conversation that shifted Ronsley's perspective How Ronsley's immersion in many different cultures gives him an advantage Imposter Syndrome and why you shouldn't feel alone Why you should never half-ass a podcast   Links: Inspiring Business for Good Podcast Harvee Pene on LinkedIn MustAmplify.com Ronsley on Twitter

That’s a wrap on Season 2 of Accountants on Purpose! It has been an amazing 11 episodes showcasing some very talented entrepreneurs. Here are the top take aways that our guests shared with us from their journey so far… We would also really like to thank our amazing sponsor, the University of Adelaide’s startup incubator - ThincLab!     In this episode we cover: Be genuine and authentic - Miriam Holme   There’s no such thing as the perfect time for anything, jump in when you can - Chris Gray   Set yourself up for success every day - Spencer Sheinin   Stay curious, be grateful and let go of judgement - Paul Dunn The impact of having a purpose driven business will outweigh the challenges - Andrew Van De Beek   Stay connected to your community and strive to help better peoples lives every day - Andrew Mattner   Being an optimist can help to sell the vision but a good accountant is very valuable - Stuart Snyder   You have to understand your barriers in order to choose your best growth strategy - Mark Lim   Blockchain will become the norm and accountants need to be ready for it - Chris Hooper   Your business can be a true reflection of yourself which includes your core values and your purpose - Harvee Pene     And many more! Check out the full episode.   [FOOD FOR THOUGHT]  • Season 3 is just around the corner - so stay tuned!     [FOLLOW US]  • Our Website  • FB Page - You Legal  • FB Group - Accountants On Purpose  • FB Page - Accountants On Purpose  • LinkedIn - Sarah Bartholomeusz  • LinkedIn – You Legal  • Twitter - Sarah Bartholomeusz  • Twitter - You Legal      [ABOUT THE HOST]  Sarah Bartholomeusz is the founder of You Legal, an Adelaide-based law firm that provides business leaders with the confidence and certainty they need to make bold decisions within their organisations.  You Legal provides top tier consultative legal services to corporate clients, including ASX listed companies.  Sarah's clients also call her the Goddess of Governance because she works to protect and nurture her clients’ businesses so that they can focus on having the impact that they want in the world.

When it comes to running a business with a purpose that is higher than profit, Harvee Pene is a master of it. He is the Co-Founder of Inspire - Life Changing Accountants and after overcoming many challenges in his life, has ultimately decided to dedicate himself to giving back with over 7 million “giving impacts” to date. Harvee is a qualified Chartered Accountant, business owner, author, TedX speaker, podcast host, father and cancer survivor with a vision for building a better world which he is actually doing something about.      In this episode we cover: Harvee’s mantra that he lives by following a life changing moment that completely blind sided him. Finding his life purpose. The story of Inspire Life Changing Accountants and becoming Australia’s most impactful accounting firm. The inspiration behind Harvee’s business. Saving clients over $10 million dollars in tax which allows for donating 10 million days of food, water, health and sanitation to families in need. Harvee’s “Win for Win” model. Cashed Up - the intention of Harvee and his business partners book to help young families who are struggling with their finances. The importance of having a proactive accountant.     And much more! Check out the full episode.        [FOOD FOR THOUGHT]  Inspire before you expire. It’s impossible to get cashed up if half of your earnings go to tax. When businesses have a purpose that goes beyond profit they tend to be more financially successful. There are two most important days in your life. The first is the day you are born and the second is the day you find out why.       [FOLLOW US]  • Our Website  • FB Page - You Legal  • FB Group - Accountants On Purpose  • FB Page - Accountants On Purpose  • LinkedIn - Sarah Bartholomeusz  • LinkedIn – You Legal  • Twitter - Sarah Bartholomeusz  • Twitter - You Legal    [OUR SPONSOR] Thinclab 90 Day Sprint  ThincLab | University of Adelaide   [GUEST INFO]  LinkedIN Inspire Life Changing Accountants Cashed Up Inspiring Business For Good Podcast with Harvee Pene   [ABOUT THE HOST]  Sarah Bartholomeusz is the founder of You Legal, an Adelaide-based law firm that provides business leaders with the confidence and certainty they need to make bold decisions within their organisations.  You Legal provides top tier consultative legal services to corporate clients, including ASX listed companies.  Sarah's clients also call her the Goddess of Governance because she works to protect and nurture her clients’ businesses so that they can focus on having the impact that they want in the world.

My guest this week iis an Author, TEDx Speaker, Host of the Inspiring Business for Good podcast and co-founder of Inspire – Life-Changing Accountants.Living true to his life’s purpose – to DO GOOD & INSPIRE OTHERS –his business revolves around family and giving back to those in need. Harvee Pene is a good friend of mine and just an awesome human being. He is recently married with a beautiful daughter and just moved to his dream home in Rainbow bay.But as you will find out, Harvee came from a young poverty-stricken family and grew up without any privilege and was forced to face many challenges.There is so much we can learn from him in this episode, but my favourite part is when Harvee shares his top 10 skills we should have learnt in school.This episode is jam-packed with insights and great value so make sure you zone in and feel free to follow along on social media, where I share videos and content from every episode.

Many people are still living on credit or from paycheck to paycheck, regardless of how much they earn – so why is this and what can you do about it? That’s where today’s guest Josh Blakeley comes in. Josh Blakeley is an international money coach, property developer and teacher who is passionate about empowering you to reach your ideal lifestyle by making the most of your money while making a massive impact on others. He specialises in personal finance and he absolutely loves helping you to get control of your money. This gives you hope and clarity to move from your current situation by implementing secure money management to help you create a vision of your future where you’re living with fulfilment, purpose and impact. He eliminates financial stress and helps you achieve your financial and lifestyle goals. And Josh walks his talk. After some early life changing and life threatening events that left him in a vulnerable financial position, he’s transformed his life by creating a unique money management approach that has allowed him to invest in property and other assets, and he now helps others like you to do the same. In our wide ranging discussion today Josh answers all of your money questions: Where and how do you start to turn around your money habits? What is your money mindset and how do you change entrenched money habits? How do you avoid the self-sabotage of your subconscious inner voice? Why and how should you start to talk more freely about money? What are the best money management apps available? We also have a great chat about how Josh has built wealth through property development with small lot subdivisions using joint venture partnerships, so listen out for that. This is a great listen for anyone who wants to better manage their money. And if you enjoy today’s conversation and are ready to get real about improving your money situation, register here for Josh’s Master Your Money event on 2 September 2019, where you’ll get to hear more from yours truly alongside a cast of money and investment gurus including property investment legend Pete Wargent and Accountant extraordinaire Harvee Pene. In the meantime, get ready to sharpen your money manners in this great conversation with Josh Blakeley. Josh's book recommendation: Rich Dad, Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki and Never Split the Difference by Chris Voss  Get Invested is the podcast dedicated to time poor professionals who want to work less and live more. Join Bushy Martin, one of Australia’s top 10 property specialists, as he and his influential guests share know-how on the ways investing in property can unlock the life you always dreamed about and secure your financial future. Remember to subscribe on your favourite podcast player, and if you're enjoying the show please leave us a review. Find out more about Get Invested here https://bushymartin.com.au/get-invested-podcast/  Want to connect with Bushy? Get in touch here https://bushymartin.com.au/contact/  This show is produced by Apiro Media - http://apiropodcasts.com

EPISODE – HAREVEE PENE BIOGRAPHY Harvee’s first business was at 12-years-old, mowing neighbourhood lawns. Five years later, at age 17, Harvee had saved enough and bought his first investment property. He started his second business at 18 as a scaffolder, and five years later built it in to a large construction training and labour hire company. Wanting to ‘get off the tools’, Harvee started his next journey as a part-time intern in an accounting firm while studying accounting at Queensland University of Technology. Over the next five years, he helped build a change management consulting firm which helped over 600 accounting firms around Australia make positive impacts in their clients’ lives; this company was later floated on the Australian Securities Exchange. That’s where Harvee met Ben Walker – the founder of Inspire CA, and together they joined forces and now lead the award-winning team of life-changing accountants at Inspire. Harvee is a TEDx speaker and has spoken on stage alongside his business idol, Michael E Gerber. He is also the founder of Accountants For Good–a global movement that disrupts a very ‘old school’ accounting industry. Co-author of Cashed Up : the 7 step method to pull more money, time and happiness from your business, and Ambassador for Thank you Water and B1G1, Harvee’s passion for spreading the good knows no bounds. Despite Harvee’s success, it hasn’t all been smooth sailing for him. Blindsided by testicular cancer, Harvee took this life-altering situation and with his typical true grit and courage, miraculously reduced the tumour markers by 80% in four weeks. As a numbers person, Harvee believes that family is number one. His mission is to create a business that gives him the freedom to always put family first and to help others do the same. In doing this, his mission to make a difference in the world will be accomplished SHOWNOTES Harvee’s journey into business started at childhood as he learnt from an early age that business was a means to survival as he came over as a 3 year old from New Zealand to escape poverty with his family. Lead, write and speaking are Harvee’s key roles he does every day. Wealth dynamics by Roger Hamilton was a key framework that changed the game for how he conducts his day-to-day life. Harvee talks about where his businesses have impacted other people in other countries. Being true to your life purpose is what Harvee’s definition of happiness. Harvee’s gratitude and routine starts with family first and connection with them first. Looking at your life’s purpose and doing things that light you up is the way that governs your routine Harvee discusses fantasy dinner dates Gratitide practices that Harvee undertakes in the business and personal world are creating “team thank you circles” for the things they’ve seen each other do and achieve. BOOKS Chapter 1 – Daniel Flynn Doing Good is the New Great – Harvee Pene (coming out in August 2019) LINKS https://inspire.business/team/harvee-pene/ https://au.linkedin.com/in/harvee-pene-9a306626 https://twitter.com/harveepene?lang=en https://www.facebook.com/HarveePeneFan/ https://www.instagram.com/harveepene/    

Harvee Pene from Inspire: Life-Changing Accountants shares the inspiring story of how he survived cancer and how this experience changed the way he did business forever. Harvee talks about building a business with a purpose and how we can reinforce these values and mission to our team members. He also talks about how you can pull more money, time and happiness from your business and how your business can change people’s lives on a global scale.GUEST BIOHarvee is a TEDx speaker and has spoken on stage alongside his business idol, Michael E. Gerber. He is also the founder of Accountants For Good – a global movement that disrupts a very ‘old school’ accounting industry. Co-author of Cashed Up: the 7 step method to pull more money, time and happiness from your business, and Ambassador for Thankyou Water and B1G1, Harvee’s passion for spreading the good knows no bounds.As a numbers person, Harvee believes that family is number one. His mission is to create a business that gives him the freedom to always put family first and to help others do the same. In doing this, his mission to make a difference in the world will be accomplished.QUOTES“If you’re not changing lives, your business may be numbered.”“I guess the hardest thing we have to do is to be an example as the leader and the founder, to be the walking embodiment of the values that we want to see in our team.”“Inspire before you expire.”MENTIONSInspire.businessThankyou.coHarvee PeneCashed Up: 7 Steps to Pull More Money, Time and Happiness From Your Business (book)17 Global GoalsKula HealthInspiring Business For Good (podcast)SHOW NOTES[0:03:37.1] Do good and inspire others: Harvee explains his philosophy in life and lessons he’s learned as a cancer survivor[0:08:25.9] How surviving cancer changed the way he did business[0:13:15.8] Rebranding accountants, origins of Inspire, and their mission and vision[0:15:28.6] Inspire’s hiring process and how they train their staff and accountants to deliver results that are in line with their purpose[0:19:20.2] How to maintain the momentum and keep people accountable with each other[0:28:48.9] 7 Steps to Pull More Money, Time and Happiness From Your Business[0:35:46.0] Harvee’s mentors and how they helped him grow as a person and as a businessman[0:37:32.1] The 17 Global Goals for Development and how you can be more purposeful[0:47:14.2] Resources to help you find your business’ purpose[0:50:40.1] Final thoughtsAnd if you like this episode of the Grow My Clinic podcast, please don't forget to like, share, comment, and give us your ratings on iTunes and Stitcher. You can also send us your thoughts about this episode by emailing Jack at jack@clinicmastery.com.We appreciate your support and feedback!

Hear from Harvee Pene as we chat doing business for good; how to be different than what is expected; and getting over some huge personal challenges along side running a business.

Today's guest is Harvee Pene; a 3x author, TEDx Speaker, host of the Inspiring Business for Good podcast and co-founder of Inspire - Life Changing Accountants.This really was a wonderful conversation, and in fact I got choked up a couple of times as we dived deep into talking about the the things that really matter.Harvee is such a brilliant communicator who clearly smokes what he's selling! A couple of my favourite quotes to come out of the interview were: “Purpose eats insecurity for breakfast” and “Insecurity hates speed.”He also talks about the value of developing 101 goals and having them clearly displayed on your fridge. Something which I have always integrated into my life to great affect.I'm sure you'll get so much gold from what Harvee shares on this episode. The books mentioned on todays show are:“You have the power to change stuff.” Daniel Flynn“The entrepreneur revolution” Daniel Priestly“Think big and kick ass” Donald J Trump and Bill ZankerYou can find out more about Harvee here:https://inspire.business/team/harvee-pene/https://www.facebook.com/harvee.pene

SHOW NOTES (www.mikejamesreid.com) Harvee Pene is an author, TEDx speaker, & co-founder of Inspire CA, an innovative accounting firm that incorporates charitable giving into their business model. In this episode, Harvee talks about the dichotomy of building an empire versus raising a family, and the strategies he uses to make both possible. He also reveals the principles for creating a successful business and how he as applied those same principles to his family life. Harvee is an incredibly generous and positive guy who has overcome great challenges in his life. His positivity, optimisim, and his commitment to giving back are truly inspiring. Enjoy! What You Will Discover in This Episode: Harvee’s journey to overcome testicular cancer and the impact it had on family and business The principles of creating a successful business and how to apply them to family life How Harvee developed his positive, optimistic attitude towards life Bridging the gap between your business mission and personal mission The dichotomy of building an empire versus raising a family How Harvee turns business obligations into opportunities for his family

Harvee Pene is an accountant, entrepreneur and TEDx speaker based in Brisbane, Australia. Harvee started his first business when he was only 12 years old, saving enough money mowing lawns that he was able to purchase his first investment property at the age of 17! From there he was able to found his own construction training and labor hire company. After studying accounting, he also launched Inspire CA. For every tax dollar this accounting firm saves their clients, they are able to provide a family in need with a day’s access to food, water, healthcare and sanitation. Harvee is also the co-author of Cashed Up: 7 Steps to Pull More Money, Time and Happiness From Your Business and hosts the podcast Inspiring Businesses for Good. For our last episode of 2019, Harvee discusses how his early struggles fostered his entrepreneurial spirit, explains why he changed his focus from construction to accounting, and draws connections between the ritualistic haka dance and his own determined attitude. And if you’re listening to this on January 31, be sure to cast your vote for the Do Well & Do Good Challenge on our http://dowellanddogood.co/facebook/ (Facebook page) ASAP.   Show Notes: What was life like for Harvee growing up and how did his circumstances inspire his entrepreneurial spirit? His mother had his older sister when she was very young, and Harvee himself only a few years later. Grew up in a poor socioeconomic area of New Zealand. They moved to Australia for a better opportunity, Being entrepreneurial came naturally due to their circumstances; everything on their plates had to be earned in some way. The ultimate dream in Australia is to own your own home; inspired by his own parents’ success in doing so, Harvee sought to own property as well. How was Harvee inspired to save so much money at such a young age? He was drawn to reading business and inspirational books; realized early on that being an entrepreneur could enable him to purchase his own property and help others. What was the learning curve like for Harvee starting out in small business? In Australia it’s very easy to work in construction; he built up his own crew by the time he was in his late teens. Clients often underestimated or overlooked him as the leader of his team due to his age and youthful appearance. He accepted that age is only a number and is unable to limit how much you’re able to achieve. Why did he end up selling his construction business and move into accounting? While he was successful in this line of work, he knew that he didn’t want to spend his life doing physical labor. He sprang on becoming an accountant when seeking out a new career path due to his family’s past experience with money and wanting to be in a place where financial success was not only secure but part of the job. Asked a friend who worked in an accounting firm to intern for free; was repeatedly turned down until his friend finally relented. Ended up starting a consulting firm with his friend, helping other accountants figure out how to do more for their own clients. They ended up working with approximately 600 of the top accounting firms in Australia. How did Harvee end up co-founding Inspire CA? His accounting consulting firm was so valuable it was listed on the Australian stock exchange. He saw that a boring corporate environment lay in his future, but he wanted to remain hands-on in his work and not like some cog in a machine. Met his now-business partner Ben Walker, who had the original idea for Inspire CA; once Harvee had the opportunity to leave his job he did so and joined Ben with Inspire. They also found a mentor in Paul Dunn and his B1G1 organization (see episode 32); his work pushed them to give back through Inspire CA as well. Through Day for a Dollar, every dollar Inspire CA saves their clients in taxes goes to helping the underprivileged in Australia; to date, they’ve saved their clients over $7...

Finding a way to give back to your community through you day to day activities is the perfect situation, and it's something that all of us can do with a little planning. Welcome to Should I Start A Podcast where each week Ronsley Vaz, with the help of a star-studded entrepreneurial guest lineup, explores why you should start a podcast; build an audience, and how to keep them hungry for more. If you're thinking about starting a podcast, or simply finding a better way to get your message out to your audience, then this is the podcast for you This week's episode has Ronsley going on the Inspiring Business for Good podcast with Harvee Pene. Harvee's show is all about how businesses can use their positions of power to help others on a daily basis. It's a candid chat between Ronsley and Harvee that covers Ronsley's initial failures and crippling debt and how we overcame that struggle to establish business that's both successful and impactful. We also cover: Why Ronsley considers his giving ‘selfish' How he went from the 9-5 mentality to entrepreneurship What failure and $400k+ in debt taught Ronsley about life Managing imposter syndrome Why Ronsley's mission is ‘giving people a voice' Giving through business Tips on starting a podcast Knowing that ‘you are enough' Links: Harvee Pene — LinkedIn Inspiring Business for Good

Han var i Sverige för många år sedan, lärde sig några svenska fraser och upplevde en kräftskiva. Idag är han känd i Australien genom att offentligt lova besparingar på 500 000 australiska dollar på tre månader och slå målet med det dubbla. Harvee Pene på Inspire CA lever efter devisen att redovisningskonsulter kan och bör förändra människors liv. Byråpoddens Annica Jönsson träffade honom på Panalitix årliga event The Pac och blev wowad.  

In this episode the tables were turned, I'm the the one being interviewed by Harvee Pene, the co-founder of Inspire Life Change Accountants. During the interview I share with Harvey what made me decide to make it a mission to help impact people's lives by partnering with B1G1. The things we need to accomplish are huge. We can’t do it on our own. Through B1G1, I am able to work with people from all over the world to build a better life and a better environment for the World.

Ladies and gentlemen My name is Harvee Pene, I believe that GOOD is the NEW GREAT and welcome to episode number one of Inspiring Business for Good. Basically it’s about showcasing inspirational stories and strategies of businesses that exist for good - the good of their owners, their team, their clients and the world. A bit of context around who I am and why I am Inspiring Business for Good. I’m the co-founder of Inspire - Life Changing Accountants and the author of the book - Cashed Up: 7 steps to pull more Money, Time and Happiness from your Business. We’re best known for having proactively saved our small business clients over $7M in Tax as of November 2018. And thanks to our Day for a Dollar initiative - for every dollar of tax we proactively save a small business, we give one days access to food, water, health or sanitation to a family in need. To date we’ve given over 7M days of life changing help to families in need across 16 countries.   Now that’s a big number, but not as big as 1 Billion … Our big goal is to give 1 billion days of life changing help by 2030, all while helping Young Families use their Small Business to get Cashed Up. Because we only work with businesses that exist for Good, this podcast is my chance to reach out and to speak to many of our 6 & 7 figure business clients and deconstruct how they make an impact, and ultimately prove that businesses who do good, do better. Together we’ll explore their relentless pursuit of Impact and Meaning and see the Growth that follows as a result. So if you’re looking to get Cashed Up, just so you can fly private jets, drive ferraris and make a quick buck … go try make it rain somewhere else! What I’m about is really getting into the force multipliers, the high value / high impact stuff around - Effective Giving and One for One. Business model design. Vision, Mission & Values led growth. Impact at scale. Revenue, Profit & Cashflow drivers. Attracting top talent. World class Leadership. And Leaving, Living and Leveraging a Legacy. See, In my own business - Inspire - we are on a mission to become Australia’s Most Impactful Accounting firm and in my own life, “I want to do good. I want the world to be BETTER because I was HERE.” So selfishly I’m on the lookout for the practical and innovative ways that I can make a bigger impact. And I figure the best thing about the fact that I get to work with Businesses for Good - helping them Have More, so they can Live More and Give More - is that I get inspired to play a BIGGER GAME everyday, hence this podcast to share some of those stories and ideas as well. I’m not going to limit this show, just to our clients … I’ll be shining the light on many “B1G1”, “BCorp”, “KPI’s” and other game changers who are using their Business as a force for good. Each interview will give you unparalleled and specific insights and tools that cost you little or nothing to implement. Yet, as you'll see, the impact of them is profound... helping you rapidly accelerate your business growth. And, perhaps just as importantly, it leaves you, your team and your customers feeling great too knowing that we’re really doing (you guessed it!) Businesses for Good So I hope you enjoy the podcast. You can find me at inspire.business/harvee and I hope you will reach out to me to share your inspiring journey also. Ultimately - We believe that there’s never been a better time to be an entrepreneur.   We believe that the entrepreneurs are the ones who have the creativity, the courage and the resourcefulness to solve the meaningful problems - big or small - that the world is facing. We really see that people are standing on a mountain of untapped value, that they’ve often lost a bit of perspective on.  Often lost the connection on how to make the most of that value to really make a dent in the universe. We know - because we see it everyday - that the less time people spend struggling, creates more time and capacity to be able to create some real value in the world. So in addition to us working to accelerate the rising stars of business, one of our global objectives is to inspire more companies to support - like we do - the global goals through giving and innovation. And our vision is that business owners and leaders also measure their success on their ability to make a positive impact at scale. Hence our website - dent.global - which we see as impact at scale. The post Inspiring Business for Good with Harvee Pene appeared first on Inspire CA - Family Small Business Accountants Brisbane.

Our latest guest on That Bad Review is one of those rare people who has dedicated his life to something positive. Harvee Pene, founder of Inspire, is an accountant on a mission. Having grown up in some rough neighbourhoods in New Zealand, Harvee came to Australia at a young age. He saw it as a land of opportunity, and in ... Read More The post 21. Harvee Pene on The Social Responsibility of Entrepreneurs, Our Interconnected World and Finding Your Impact appeared first on Adrian Easdown.

Do you want to know how you can set up a business that genuinely helps others? Then make sure you check out this week's episode of Get Invested. I talk with Harvee Pene who shares the incredible way that he's set up his business and the change he's making to the world. Harvee is the co-founder of the accounting firm Inspire and co-author of the book Cashed Up: 7 steps to pull more money, time and happiness from your business. Harvee approaches finance in a way that puts families and their goals first. He's on a mission to make Inspire Australia's most impactful accounting firm. In our conversation, we talk about why family is the number one priority for Harvee, and how he approaches giving time and financial freedom back to his small business clients. He tells me how he's managed to raise over $1 million to provide clean drinking water, and we touch on some of his top tips for saving through the tax season and why a proactive approach works best. Listen to the full episode to hear all this, plus: The impact of Parkinson's law on your time and finances How putting family first is the best motivator for your financial freedom The reason you need to prioritise what's important to you The non-traditional education path that Harvee took What made Harvee decide to invest in property and how he made his first investment at just 17 How to save big through easy-to-implement tax cut methods How to be a business that changes the lives of people Why productising charity is a winning solution Links Inspire Harvee's book LinkedIn Twitter

Ben Walker and Harvee Pene from InspireCA, a Brisbane based accounting firm, join the Marketing Crunch Podcast for episode 5. In this episode, they share their marketing journey and how using Facebook as their primary platform to communicate with their audience has helped drive the business forward.     You’ll discover in this episode: How… The post 5: How Facebook and live video has helped amplify this firm’s online presence appeared first on Marketing Crunch Podcast.

To have a sustained positive impact through business, it is paramount to get the business foundations right. Ben and Harvee are partners in an accounting firm helping purposeful businesses get their profits sorted so they can continue to positively impact people and our planet.