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We explore the revolutionary idea of designing your work life by starting with what matters most—your life. Zoë shares updates on her Australian Alpine walking track adventure, her latest developments with the Power Play game based on her book Power Games, and her new home for content on Substack. Then, we welcome Tim Duggan—award-winning author, media entrepreneur, and columnist for The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age. Tim shares thoughtful insights from his latest book Work Backwards, which challenges conventional notions of success and offers a practical framework for aligning your life, money, and work. He explores emerging work trends including “coffee badging” and “conscious unbossing,” and reflects on how a personal turning point reshaped his entire approach to life and leadership. This conversation is an invitation to pause, reconsider what matters, and take deliberate action toward a more meaningful way of working. SHOWNOTES are here: https://www.zoerouth.com/podcast/designing-work-and-money My new Substack: https://substack.com/@zoerouth Power Games: https://www.zoerouth.com/power-games Planet Human: DARPA, the U.S. Defence Advanced Research Projects Agency, has turned its attention to space manufacturing—with plans to build 500-metre-long infrastructure in orbit using synthetic biology. https://singularityhub.com/2025/03/10/darpa-wants-to-grow-enormous-living-structures-in-space/ Key Quotes: 1. “Our systems of work are built on our values and beliefs. If we want new systems, we must start there.” – Zoë Routh 2. “If we don't answer the question of what is enough, we'll never get there.” – Tim Duggan 3. “The future of work is personal, messy, and already here.” – Tim Duggan Questions Asked: 1. What does it mean to “work backwards” and how can we apply it to our lives? 2. How are Gen Z's values reshaping the workforce? 3. What can leaders do to foster trust, meaning, and motivation in the workplace? 4. How do we define “enough” when it comes to money, time, and success? Take Action: 1. Reflect on your MAP: Meaning, Anchors (your core values), and Priorities. 2. Create a backwards budget: How much money do you actually need to live well? 3. Redefine success: Is it still about more—or is it about enough? Start the conversation in your team. Tip of the Week: Define your own “enough.” Take time this week to clarify what a well-lived life looks like for you. Then, make one small shift in your work or life to support that vision. Join the community here: https://www.zoerouth.com/podcast-news You'll get 40 book summaries and recommendations on Leading Strategy and Performance, along with a special secret audio from my award-winning book, People Stuff. Join the Power Games advance notice here: https://www.zoerouth.com/power-games Key Moments 00:00 Introduction and Weekly Theme 00:23 Planet Human: DARPA's Space Ambitions 01:37 Planet Zoe: Alpine Adventure 02:36 Planet Zoe: Power Games and Substack 04:55 Exploring Life and Work on Our Own Terms 06:47 Interview with Tim Duggan: A Journey of Entrepreneurship 13:46 Tim Duggan's Insights on Modern Work Culture 24:20 Understanding Core Values and Priorities 24:52 Mapping Life and Money 26:05 Defining 'Enough' and Personal Fulfillment 29:46 Balancing Work, Mind, Body, and Relationships 31:37 The Future of Work and Its Challenges 33:27 Global Response to Work Backwards 37:19 Leadership Insights and Personal Tips 41:13 Conclusion and Final Thoughts
If you're questioning your job,If you're overworked and burnt out, If you feel like your work is getting in the way of the life you want instead of enabling it,this episode is for you. Osher talks to author and co-founder of Junkee Media Tim Duggan, whose latest book Work Backwards offers practical tools, ideas and solutions about making work work better for you. Find more about Tim here More from Osher, including tickets to Story Club here And send Osher and email (and maybe win tickets to Story Club) hereSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
More than 1400 Toyota Hilux utes gathered at a farm in Kingston Otago on Sunday in an attempt to break the world record for most Hiluxes in one place. GWD Toyota Queenstown branch manager Tim Duggan spoke to Alexa Cook.
What is the future of work? How hard should we work? How can we navigate work life balance? Meet Tim Duggan, author of Work Backwards, who answers many of these questions (and more!) in this weeks episode. And as an added bonus, Tim takes us through the KILLER ideas framework from his book on creativity called Killer Thinking. Stand by for a deep-dive into his MAP framework for navigating and understanding your relationship with the world of work (Meaning, Anchors and Priorities) also an explanation of why the “Movember” charity fund raising scheme fits his K.I.L.L.E.R. framework for crafting big creative ideas that people will love.Tim is the co-founder of Junkee Media and Chair of the Digital Publishers Alliance. His books Cult Status and Killer Thinking have been widely recognized, and his latest book, Work Backwards, explores new ways to approach work in a changing world. LINKS: Tim Duggan - Special Guest Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tim_duggan/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/timduggan1/ Website: www.timduggan.com.au Paul Fairweather - Co-host https://www.paulfairweather.com Chris Meredith - Co-host https://www.chrismeredith.com.auSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Tim Duggan is an optimist who loves thinking about big ideas. Tim has co-founded several digital media ventures,most notably Junkee Media, one of the leading independent publishers in Australia. His first book, Cult Status, was awarded the Best Entrepreneurship and Small Business Book at the 2021Australian Business Book Awards, and his second book on creativity, Killer Thinking, was named one of the Best Books of 2022 by Apple Books. Tim's new book, Work Backwards, explores how anyone can take advantage of a once-in-a-generations opportunity to rethink how and why we work. In this episode you will hear: 00:00:00 Intro00:03:39 Cult Status Businesses00:16:28 Killer Thinking Creativity00:30:42 Tim's deserted island experience00:34:39 Work Backwards – rethinking how and why we work00:54:13 Tim's Heartprint Those with ears, let them hear. Always loveRyan Connect with TimWebsite:https://timduggan.com.au/IG:https://www.instagram.com/tim_duggan/LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/timduggan1/ Connect with Always Better than YesterdayWebsite:https://abty.co.uk/Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/alwaysbetterthanyesterdayuk/ LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/company/abty/Facebook Community:https://www.facebook.com/groups/weareabty Join our mail list here for exclusive content here:https://abty.co.uk/contact Sign up for our coaching here:https://abty.co.uk/coachingThank you to our supporters Exhale Healthy Coffee. Exhale is the first coffee to be sourced, roasted and labtested specifically to maximise its antioxidant and anti-inflammatory potency. An independent lab test showed one cup of Exhale coffee has the same antioxidant power as 1.8kg of blueberries or 55 oranges! Get £10 off your first bag when you visithttps://exhalecoffee.com/abty Please email your questions and comments topodcast@abty.co.uk #TimDuggan #WorkBackwards #CultStatus
It was a massive year on The Mentor. We had some brilliant guests sharing incredible business insight. Who stood out to you, and who should we bring on next?Here are some highlights of the standout episodes of 2024.00:00-12:59 (Radek Sali)13:01- 25:15 (Eight Sleep)25:16 - 30:44 (Lia Georgantis)30:46- 40:37 (Nick Palumbo)40:40- 50:01 (Jenny Child)Listen to the full podcast via the links below.#431 Radek Sali#466 Eight Sleep#441 Tim Duggan#451 Lia Georgantis#433 Jenny ChildFollow Mark Bouris on Instagram, LinkedIn, Twitter & YouTube. You can subscribe to the newsletter here: https://lnkd.in/e7C8akgj.Follow Mark Bouris on Instagram, LinkedIn, Twitter & YouTube. You can subscribe to the newsletter here: https://lnkd.in/e7C8akgj. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
It's been a massive year on The Mentor. We've had some brilliant guests sharing incredible business insight. Who stood out to you, and who should we bring on next?Here are some highlights of the standout episodes of the year.00:00-10:57 (Lewi Brown)10:59-16:24 (Jess Sepel)16:27 - 24:26(Tim Duggan)24:29- 33:50 (Deanne Stewart)33:53- 44:57 (Amanda Price)Listen to the full podcast via the links below.#447 Lewi Brown#429 Jess Sepel#441 Tim Duggan#458 Deanne Stewart#438 Amanda Price Follow Mark Bouris on Instagram, LinkedIn, Twitter & YouTube. You can subscribe to the newsletter here: https://lnkd.in/e7C8akgj. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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If you feel your life is revolving solely on your work, you are doomed to experience burnout and lose sight of your true purpose. Tim Duggan is here to discuss how you can work backwards and gain a more positive perception of your career. Joining Penny Zenker, he shares how to evaluate your MAP – meaning, anchors, and priorities – to enrich your career and make your work more fulfilling. He talks about the right way to navigate the ever-evolving nature of work, particularly in this post-pandemic era where remote and hybrid setups are commonplace. Tim also stresses the need for conscious decision-making and intentional action in navigating the complexities of modern work.Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! https://pennyzenker360.com/positive-productivity-podcast/
Tim Duggan's Radical Guide to Taking Back Your Life Burnout, Balance, and Bold Moves—Discover How to Redefine Success and Start Living on Purpose In this episode of Double D, Dave Evans and Debbie Halls-Evans welcome Tim Duggan, an acclaimed author and optimist, for an insightful conversation about rethinking work, life, and balance. The trio dive deep into Tim's latest book, Work Backwards, which challenges conventional views on work-life balance and introduces transformative concepts like Life Work Balance, Calendar Bankruptcy, and understanding the Map of meaning, anchors, and priorities in life. With personal anecdotes, practical tools, and thought-provoking challenges, Tim inspires listeners to take actionable steps to redefine their priorities and pursue fulfilment. The podcast is infused with humour, vulnerability, and inspiration, including stories of Tim's campervan adventures, his confrontation with burnout, and how simplicity can drive clarity. Whether you're seeking to align your life with your values or searching for tools to live meaningfully, this episode offers actionable insights and reflective moments that will resonate long after the final words. -------------- Buy Tim's book -click here ------------ Join in more become a guest of the podcast -click here Join our program waitlist and experience all that is and. click here Follow us on socials @andcoachme Connect with us on LinkedIn - click here Experience and. go to our website www.andcoachme.com
Hey poddy fam, my next guest is the co-founder several digital media ventures, most notably Junkee Media, one of the leading independent publishers in Australia that was sold in 2016 to an ASX-listed company for around $15 million. Tim Duggan is an optimist who loves thinking about big ideas. He has written several award winning books - 2 of which I've read, which is a big deal cos I don't like reading! Cult Status looks at how businesses have achieved, well it's in the title, cult status. Killer Thinking is the ultimate guide to creating, developing and recognising incredible ideas that will revolutionise the way you work.And his latest book Work Backwards explores the revolutionary method to work smarter and live better.In this episode we talk about how to create a business with cult status, what are the three things you need to live a full life, what is work life balance and how working backwards can help us achieve a better balance among work, relationships, mind and body Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Discover the secrets to redefining your work-life balance and finding true meaning in your career. In this captivating episode, Tim Duggan, former CEO of Junkee Media and bestselling author, reveals his unconventional approach to work that allowed him to break free from the 9-5 grind and create a life of purpose and fulfilment. Tim shares his journey from burnout to bliss, offering practical insights on:
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Tim Duggan is a best selling Author. Topics discussed ~ living your truth, work backwards book response, how to think about work, AI disrupting white collar/knowledge jobs, how hard should I work?, working remotely, the process of writing a book, creating space to think, the changes in the Australian media landscape, energy, inspirations and recommendations. Subscribe to our Dream Big Social Club NEWSLETTER to stay up to date with all things Funny Business + more ~ https://dreambigsocialclub.beehiiv.com/subscribe Web ~ https://linktr.ee/funnybusinesspodcast Instagram ~ https://www.instagram.com/funnybusiness_au/ LinkedIn ~ Lach / Rob CONTACT ME (Lach) ~ lach@dreambigsocialclub.com
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On today's episode I caught up with a new friend and author of ‘Work Backwards' , Tim Duggan. Tim founded a digital company known as ‘SameSame' then eventually paved the way for a media company Junkee which is co-founded and helped to scale to great success. Despite realising his dreams, Tim found himself burnt and ready to quit. He knew something had to change and he began a 8 year journey towards selling his company, building his freelance business and concepting this book on how to work better. I loved the booked and was very excited to talk with Tim about some of my favourite topics, designing the life of you dreams and having a healthy relationship with your work. We discuss how it got so bad that we'll prioritise work over family and our health, tips for restructuring your work- life balance, some really inspiring statistics about how the positive impact of changing just 20% of the way you work and so much more. Tim is very generous in offering his personal experience, advice and practical steps he took along the way. “It doesn't matter in which industry or where: too many of us are overworked, disengaged and apprehensive about the future of work. In his life-affirming new book, bestselling author and founder Tim Duggan argues that we approach work and life the wrong way around.” Follow Tim's work www.timduggan.com.au and www.workbackwards.com
Do you want to live and work better? In this conversation, we had the opportunity to sit down and chat with media entrepreneur, author and digital nomad Tim Duggan. Tim has spent a lot of time thinking about how and why we work over the past few years and has some great ideas about how to rethink how we work and live for the better. We discuss some of our favourite topics, such as meaningful work, building a good life, and reclaiming our time. WARNING: This podcast contains general financial information only issued by The Rask Group Pty Ltd. The information does not take into account your objectives, financial situation, or needs. Speak with your financial planner or tax agent before acting on this information. Access The Rask Group's Financial Services Guide (FSG): https://www.rask.com.au/fsg Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Do you want to live and work better? In this conversation, we had the opportunity to sit down and chat with media entrepreneur, author and digital nomad Tim Duggan. Tim has spent a lot of time thinking about how and why we work over the past few years and has some great ideas about how to rethink how we work and live for the better. We discuss some of our favourite topics, such as meaningful work, building a good life, and reclaiming our time. Ask a question: https://bit.ly/3QtiY00 Access Show Notes: https://bit.ly/R-notes Kate's book, Buying Happiness: https://bit.ly/kate-amazon Invest with Owen: https://bit.ly/R-invest Mortgage Broking: https://bit.ly/broke-rask Financial Planning: https://bit.ly/R-plan Property Coaching: https://bit.ly/R-P-coach 100-point property checklist (PDF): https://bit.ly/prop-check Accounting with Grey Space: http://bit.ly/3DG5lWS Business Coaching: https://bit.ly/o-coach Pearler, the broker for long-term investors. Sign up to Pearler using the code “RASK” for $15 of Pearler Credit: bit.ly/Pearler DISCLAIMER: This podcast contains general financial information only. That means the information does not take into account your objectives, financial situation, or needs. Because of that, you should consider if the information is appropriate to you and your needs, before acting on it. If you're confused about what that means or what your needs are, you should always consult a licensed and trusted financial planner. Unfortunately, we cannot guarantee the accuracy of the information in this podcast, including any financial, taxation, and/or legal information. Remember, past performance is not a reliable indicator of future performance. The Rask Group is NOT a qualified tax accountant, financial (tax) adviser, or financial adviser. Access The Rask Group's Financial Services Guide (FSG): https://www.rask.com.au/fsg Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
In this episode, Tim Duggan discusses his latest book, 'Work Backwards,' and the creative process behind writing. He shares his experience of separating his identity from the company he co-founded, Junkie Media, and the personal challenges he faced during that time. Tim also talks about his research process, including conducting interviews with experts and using music as a creative ritual. He acknowledges the presence of self-doubt throughout his writing journey and emphasizes the importance of constantly improving and pushing oneself. The conversation explores the themes of luck and timing, being in tune with trends, and the importance of starting with oneself. It delves into the problems with the current approach to work, such as overwork, disengagement, and apprehensiveness, and the need to fix the broken system. The conversation also discusses the healthier approach to work-life balance among Gen Z and the need for employers to create systems that support work-life balance. It concludes with practical advice for individuals who are dissatisfied with their current work situation and the importance of rebalancing life and work. The creative process involves solving a problem for oneself and then realizing it can also benefit others. Research and interviews with experts can provide valuable insights and inspiration for writing. Music can be used as a creative ritual to set the mood and enhance focus. Self-doubt is a common experience for writers, but it can be channeled into improving the work. Separating one's identity from a company or project can be challenging but also an opportunity for personal growth. Luck and timing play a role in success, but being in tune with trends is also important. Starting with oneself and finding a topic or idea that one genuinely cares about is crucial for long-term success. The current approach to work is broken, with issues such as overwork, disengagement, and apprehensiveness. Gen Z has a healthier approach to work-life balance, prioritizing life outside of work. Employers need to create systems that support work-life balance and prioritize employee well-being. Individuals who are dissatisfied with their work situation can start by rebalancing their life and work, focusing on work less, and improving their mind, body, and relationships. For more on Tim: https://timduggan.com.au/ For more on Dan: www.brophy.world See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Tim Duggan is a pioneering entrepreneur who co-founded Junkee Media, Australia's leading digital publisher for Millennials. Tim's career began as a music journalist for Rolling Stone, and he has since written award-winning books like "Cult Status" and "Killer Thinking." His latest book, "Work Backwards," offers insights into rethinking traditional work models.In this episode of The Mentor, Tim discusses his journey from journalism to entrepreneurship, the success of Junkee Media, his thoughts on work/life balance, and his award-winning books. He also shares his outlook on the future of work and the potential for re-entering the media landscape.You can subscribe to the newsletter here: https://mentored.com.au/newsletter-sign-upJoin the Facebook Group.Follow Mark Bouris on Instagram, LinkedIn & YouTube. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Do you feel like you have a good work-life balance? It's something that most people struggle with, particularly with current cost-of-living pressures. Tim Duggan is the co-founder of Junkee Media. As a young man who launched several digital media platforms he knows a thing or two about work life balance. He's also the author of several books, his latest is called Work Backwards. In this interview with Tom Tilley he talks about what he did with the freedom to choose his work, after selling Junkee for around 15 million dollars. Send us your Weekend Briefing suggestions on Instagram at @thebriefingpodcast!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
BE Better: Better Reading's Self-Development & Wellness podcast – Tim Duggan talks to Jane about finding work-life balance in simple yet radical ways. His book, Work Backwards, is out now. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
We all work hard, but do we work smart? What's the trick to optimising your time and finding the sweet spot between life and work? Tim Duggan is a best-selling author, journalist, entrepreneur and business owner. He sat down with host Scott Phillips to chat through his career and how he's working smarter, to find more success. Tim's new book 'Work Backwards' is out now!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
In this 2nd part to our 2-part episode series around F.I.R.E (financial independence, retire early), Glen is joined by financial adviser Jess Brady and best-selling author Tim Duggan. Tim shares research that points to how many of us are overworked, disengaged and apprehensive about the future and how we can take advantage of a once-in-a-generations opportunity to rethink how and why we work. If you loved this chat check out Tim's book
Perhaps we're doing work wrong. Perhaps we need to work backwards. In today's episode, best-selling author and new media entrepreneur Tim Duggan joins Shell on the show to chat about his newest book, Work Backwards which unpacks the revolutionary method to working smarter and living better. Get Work Backwards
Hello & welcome back! If you're reading this, I know that you're someone interested in the concept of living a life by design, not by default. Tim Duggan is an author and entrepreneur, who has a great story of turning his childhood dreams of writing into his reality as an adult - illustrating the power of persistence, creativity, and early experimentation. And I think you'll find this conversation to be a roadmap you can follow if you're looking to move your life towards a more fulfilling direction. Listen in to discover: How your early endeavors in life can help set the foundation for later success. How pivotal moments in one area of life can lead to a life of purposeful independence if that's what you want. Strategies for dealing with imposter syndrome and the importance of taking action towards your dreams, regardless of fear. Insights into Tim's latest book, "Work Backwards: How to Design the Life You Want," and how it serves as a guide for rethinking our relationship with work, prioritizing well-being, and living more intentionally. Join this conversation as we explore how to break free from societal expectations and design a life you love. As always, I'd LOVE to hear what resonates with you from this episode and what you plan to implement after listening in. So please share and let's keep the conversation going in the Dream Life Podcast Facebook Group here. Have a wonderful weekend …and remember, it all starts with a dream
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Support News Club by signing up to our newsletter and following us on Instagram If you have 2 minutes, we'd love if you could complete our survey Tim Duggan is the co-founder of several digital media ventures, most notably junkie media. He is also the Chair of the Digital Publishers Alliance, an industry body that represents over 150 titles from leading independent digital publishers. Meta's recent decision not to re-sign deals with some news Aussie publishers has set in motion a chain of events that could see them pull news from Facebook and Instagram. So, we sat down with Tim to chat about what that means for publishers and you as news consumers.
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Support News Club by signing up to our newsletter and following us on Instagram Meta, the mega US company that owns Facebook and Instagram, recently announced it would not re-sign deals with some Aussie news publishers. That sets in motion a possible chain of events that could change a lot for our media industry - and you as a news consumer. If you have 2 minutes, we'd love if you could complete our survey Club Picks: To answer the question of what's going on here and how it could affect publishers, we have an opinion piece in The Australian by Tim Duggan, the chair of the Digital Publishers Alliance. A podcast from Future Media by tech/media insider Ricky Sutton. Let's just say he has some “tough truths” he reckons Australia's publishers need to hear… A look more widely at how Meta is looking at news content is picked up in this New York Times article
If you enjoyed this episode, I recommend you check out the full conversation with Tim, which you can find here: https://salesredefined.com.au/podcast/#/SalesBites Tim is an author and new media entrepreneur. He has co-founded several digital media ventures, most notably Junkee Media, one of the leading publishers for Australian millennials that was acquired by ASX-listed oOh!media. Tim's first book, Cult Status: How to Build a Business People Adore, was named the Best Entrepreneurship Book at the 2021 Australian Business Book Awards. His second book, Killer Thinking: How to Turn Good Ideas into Brilliant Ones, explores creativity in the workplace. In this episode, we talked about: How do you cut through the noise? The Killer Execution The importance of thinking holistically about your brand Everything comes back to SALES How to launch a killer idea Where you can find him and connect Website: https://timduggan.com.au/ Impact Statement Masterclass: https://impactstatementmasterclass.thinkific.com/ You can follow me here: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/abbie__white/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/abbiecwhite/ Join Rev Up now: https://salesredefined.com.au/rev-up/
Sick of brainstorming sessions that never get anywhere? Author and advisor Tim Duggan shares a better way for teams to do creative problem solving. We hate email spam so we don't create it! Sign up to our newsletter to get only the valuable money, careers and property info you need.To get help, and to check out our online courses, resources and downloads (+ our disclaimers and warnings), click here. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
In this chat with Shell from my millennial career, author and adviser Tim Duggan dispels the myth that only some people are born with creativity and how we can learn to use it better to solve problems. We hate email spam so we don't create it! Sign up to our newsletter to get only the valuable money, careers and property info you need.To get help, and to check out our online courses, resources and downloads (+ our disclaimers and warnings), click here. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
The way that a lot of us are working is broken and it's time to rethink how we do it. Author, adviser and optimist Tim Duggan shares 3 big problems that people are experiencing at work and some of the ways in which we might see the world of work as we know it begin to shift. Strap in for an epic conversation about the future of work as Shell and Tim chat about:
The world “hates ads”, reckons Avid Collective boss Luke Spano. But high dwell times and engagement rates suggest they like native content. Marketers know this, but native content has been fragmented and highly manual, akin to insertion orders pre-programmatic. With little standardisation and patchy reporting metrics it couldn't scale. While the likes of Taboola and Outbrain have hooked major publishers, they have “dirtied” native content's reputation, per Spano. He suggests they are largely just repurposed ads. Avid Collective is bidding to fix all that. Locally, the firm has landed deals with the likes of Destination Gold Coast and ANZ-owned Cashrewards working with publishers from The Guardian and The Daily Mail through to Urban List and The Betoota Advocate as part of a 140-strong publisher network and platform that Spano claims reaches 18 million Australians, from students to boomers. It's moving the needle for brands, says Spano, because those publishers along with Avid's strategists create bespoke content they know will land with their audiences, not filler. Digital Publishers Alliance chair Tim Duggan spent years explaining native to marketers after founding Junkee. Avid's platform would have cut dead time. But some of the 55 publishers in his alliance are piling in – eyeing major upside from native content over the next decade as marketers seek cost-efficient growth and greater media diversity as part of ESG mandates. Agencies are buying-in, per Spano, driving 70 per cent of spend on the platform. He's aiming for 80-90 per cent by next year. After that Avid Collective aims to go global.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Are you scared of conflict? Tim Duggan is an author, advisor, and new media entrepreneur. He's co-founded several digital media ventures, most notably Junkee Media. In this episode, host Helen McCabe asks Tim why he argues that learning to disagree well is a skill everyone should learn, what strategies he uses to de-escalate conflict, and why he challenges the notion of leadership's impact on workplace culture.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
How do you make a meaningful impact as a leader in your organisation?Tim Duggan describes himself as an optimist who firmly believes in the power of business to do good. He has co-founded several digital media ventures such as Junkee Media, one of Australia's leading digital publishers for Millennials.In his first groundbreaking book, Cult Status: How to Build A Business People Adore, Tim shares how adoration comes from having a clear purpose behind what the company stands for, and properly communicating this to its target avatar. This could attract and retain people who believe in what they believe, whether they're employees or their customers. As he spent time working with hundreds of business owners around the world, he realized that these successful businesses followed 7 simple steps:Craft your impact StatementHave that curiosity mindsetRefine Your SuperpowerDefine Your AltarDrop Your BullshitLead from the MiddleStrap Yourself InIn his 2nd groundbreaking book, Tim shares how you can turn ideas into brilliant ones through the acronym Killer: Kind, Impactful, Loved, Lasting, Easy and Repeatable.Listen to this episode to learn more about the best practices of successful businesses and the killer ideas they've come up with to create a meaningful impact on the world.Tim Duggan Social Medias:Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/timduggan1/Website: https://timduggan.com.au/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tim_duggan/Join us in our mission at The Leadership Project and learn more about our organization here. https://linktr.ee/mickspiersYou can purchase a copy of the Mick Spiers bestselling book "You're a Leader, Now What?" as an eBook or paperback at Amazon https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09ZBKK8XV
Tim Duggan knows all about building a cult following in the media business, having founded the pop culture site Junkee and he believes it's something real estate agencies can do well, too.
On this episode we talk to Tim Duggan from Duggan Capital. Duggan Capital is a closed proprietary trading firm. They trade global capital markets from Equity Indices, Commodities, Crypto and Bonds. Principal Trader Tim Duggan each day live within our closed community, sharing insights and market analysis. Brought to you by our partners Newsquawk.AMAZING OFFERThe Trading Mindset Programme is a proven online psychology programme which has received 100% positive feedback. It is currently on offer for a limited time at £527. When you sign up you also receive 7 daily meditations. The value of the Trading Mindset Programme is £997Please visit: https://www.hypnosisfortraders.net/trading-mindset-programAFFILIATE PROGRAMIf you would like to find out more information on how to become an affiliate of the programme, please visit; https://www.hypnosisfortraders.co.uk/affiliate-programme-trading-mindset/SPONSORSHIPSWe are always looking for sponsors. Please contact us at infotradinginthezen@gmail.comTRADING IN THE ZEN was created to help traders find their groove. Trading is more than just numbers and probabilities. It's a state of mind. Like athletes, successful traders train mind, body, and soul.If you would like to be a guest on the show, then please contact us at infotradinginthezen@gmail.com
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Today's guest Tim Duggan and he is a successful author, advisor, self-confessed optimist, and one of the nicest humans I have had the pleasure of interviewing. In fact, this is the second time I have interviewed Tim, and both times he wowed me with his charisma and quick and witty intellect. Tim has co-founded several digital media ventures, most notably Junkee Media, the leading digital publisher for young Australians. His first book, Cult Status: How To Build A Business People Adore, was named the Best Entrepreneurship and Small Business Book at the 2021 Australian Business Book Awards. If you would like to learn more, listen to our first episode: (https://futurecrun.ch/podcastblog/tim-duggan-cult-status-the-brands-that-pioneer-with-purpose). His second book on creativity in the workplace is Killer Thinking: How To Turn Good Ideas Into Brilliant Ones. Tim is also the Chairman of the Digital Publishers Alliance, a group representing over 100 titles from the leading independent publishers in the country, as well as working with a range of businesses he's passionate about.Now in hearing Tim's bio, it is evident that his achievements are mind-blowing, but there is a reason I wanted to talk to Tim for the first episode of this new look and feel podcast. Tim embodies what I call the OPTIMIZED leadership trinity. He is purposeful, a person of influence and an intelligent optimist. He is also driven by the belief that business and business leaders have the power to create the solutions the world needs.There is so much to take away from this podcast. Why optimism as a mindset leads to solutions focussed thinking. Why Killer Thinking is the ultimate guide to creating, developing and recognising incredible ideas that will revolutionise the way you work. We demystify creativity, explore the art of surfing the next big trend or rising tide, and we unpack a vast array of leadership mindset tools. We explore creativity, adaptability and what Tim refers to as leading from the middle. Quite simply, this episode is jam-packed with tools and tips for you to become an OPTIMIZED leader! I also want to give a shout-out to our beautiful creative director Amy Davron Rose, who joined me for a natter in the studio with Tim. You will hear a beautiful voice and wise questions during the interview. Amy, the evolution of this podcast would not have been possible without you, and you will always be in the fabric of Optimized. Regardless of whether you are driving, chilling out at home, or plugged into your headphones in the office, get ready to dive into the mindset of an incredible human being who has made it his business to ignite the kind of killer thinking that will change the world in the best kind of way. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Today's edition of The Unmakers features Alex Pan, founder of Australia-based publishing technology startup Storipress. The Unmakers is Unmade's podcast where I interview entrepreneurs starting new businesses and projects seeking to change how the media and marketing industry does business.Created as a code-free alternative to the likes of WordPress and Substack, Storipress broke cover back in July, revealing it had raised $500,000 in seed funding.Storipress has been accepted onto the local startup accelerator project Startmate, with early investors including former Junkee Media cofounder Tim Duggan.In the conversation, Pan shares the story of how frustrations with his own publishing venture inspired him to create a new platform, and shares his philosophy on what's needed to fix the ecosystem and how he wants to become “Shopify for media companies”.If you're doing something new in media and marketing, I'd love to talk to you. Email me at tim@unmade.media This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.unmade.media/subscribe
It's quarterly review time with a recap of the best books I read between 1 July and 30 September this year. Best books I read Four Disciplines of Execution by Chris McChesney & Sean Covey et al (listen to the episode about this book here) Cult Status by Tim Duggan (listen to the episode about this book here) Brave New Work by Aaron Dignan (listen to the episode about this book here) Thanks for the Feedback by Douglas Stone and Sheila Heen (listen to the episode about this book here) Best audiobook I listened to James Acaster's Guide to Quitting Social Media Honourable mentions Die with Zero by Bill Perkins (listen to the episode about this book here) 100 Days of Brave by Ionlanthe Gabrie (listen to the episode about this book here) Support my book habit: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/stephsbookshelfSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
About the book Consumers have changed, and the businesses that form around them are principled, purposeful and creative. The next generation of entrepreneurs thinks differently, and Cult Status will show you how you can too. Enough has been written about huge cult brands founded last century – Nike, Apple, Red Bull. What will the cult companies of tomorrow look like? Who is amassing the kind of passionate community that gives them the best chance of getting through difficult times to build long-term, sustainable success? Source: http://cultstatus.com/book/cult-status/ About the author Tim Duggan is an author, advisor and optimist who firmly believes in the power of business to do good. Tim has co-founded several digital media ventures, most notably Junkee Media, the leading digital publisher for young Australians, which was acquired by ASX-listed oOh!media His first book, Cult Status: How To Build A Business People Adore, was named the Best Entrepreneurship and Small Business Book at the 2021 Australian Business Book Awards. His second book on creativity in the workplace, Killer Thinking: How To Turn Good Ideas Into Brilliant Ones, is out now. He's also the Chairman of the Digital Publishers Alliance, a group representing over 100 titles from the leading independent publishers in the country, as well as working with a range of businesses that he's passionate about. Source: https://timduggan.com.au/about/ ICYMI - here's the episode where I talked about Tim's latest book, Killer Thinking. Big idea #1 - Refine & define, the seven steps to cult status Big idea #2 - Be an untrepreneur Big idea #3 - Know your enemy Support my book habit: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/stephsbookshelfSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
If you're a long time listener you might remember when we had Tim on the podcast a couple of years ago. It's so great to have Tim back on the show shooting the breeze with Glen on the world of work and his latest book, Killer Thinking.Get your hands on Tim's new release, Killer ThinkingCheck out his #1 bestseller, Cult Status
Today's guest is Paul Dunn, a 4-time TEDx speaker, master storyteller and one of the most well-read people I know! He is a Senior Fellow in one of the World's Leading Think Tanks and consults to and mentors leading-edge businesses around the world. He was honoured as a Social Innovation Fellow in his new home of Singapore; something he shares with film-star and philanthropist Jet Li and Walmart Chairman, Rob Walton. He was one of the first 10 people in Hewlett Packard in Australia. He then created one of Australia's first computer companies and then The Results Corporation where he helped develop and grow 23,000 small and medium scale business enterprises. His programs are used by an estimated 226,000 companies around the world and he continues to push the boundaries. He featured in Forbes Magazine alongside Sir Richard Branson in a global piece on ‘disrupters' in business. He is the co-founder of B1G1: Business for Good, the history-making Global Giving Initiative that's already enabled businesses to create over 281 Million giving impacts globally. Paul shares an incredible story about something that happened involving him after the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami. It precipitated his meeting with Masami Sato that led to them co-founding B1G1, but it profoundly shifted his thinking on what he believed was the secret to success in business. He then tells the story of Masami Sato, who he was mentoring, sharing the idea that directly led to B1G1 starting, which has now led to a global movement that has created over 281 million impacts (as at May 2022). We talk about the idea of “possibilities” and Paul shares an insight from the book, Teeming, by Dr Woolley-Barker. One of the major learning points is that we need to understand that nature does not solve problems. Nature always looks for potential. An idea that perhaps humans can learn from. He shares his thinking on the two types of companies that exist: standard companies and standout companies, through the lens of legacy Another book he references is Cult Status by Tim Duggan and the idea that of seven things leaders can work on to gain cult status, number 1 is to define the impact you want to have. And define it in terms of the number of lives that you will touch. Paul shares a rousing quote from Steve Jobs about how powerful the storyteller is. It's a quote that makes you really think about the potency of storytelling for generations to come. For those who don't know B1G1, Paul explains how it works and the profound impact it creates for everyone involved. Get in touch with Paul... https://www.linkedin.com/in/paulb1g1/ https://b1g1.com
Hey, have you subscribed to the bookmark newsletter? If you liked this, you might like my twice-monthly email with book reviews and ideas of what you should be reading, and listening to, next. Click here to subscribe. Here's the best books I read between April and June this year (in no particular order)... The Bullet Journal Method by Ryder Carroll (listen to the full summary here) Killer Thinking by Tim Duggan (listen to the full summary here) Power by Kemi Nekvapil (coming next week!) Me by Elton John What did you read this quarter? Let me know by connecting...LinkedInInstagram Support my book habit: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/stephsbookshelfSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Ultimate failure is not having the courage to pursue your ideas… This is coming from an expert in the field of ideas! Join us on the #BeBetterOffShow podcast this week with winner of Best Entrepreneur and Small Business Book 2021, Author and Advisor, Tim Duggan. In this fulfilling chat, you will learn: - The value of having supportive friends in your corner (or in a nightclub). - What it takes to make it as a best selling author. - The importance of asking questions and constantly learning
In this episode, we chat with Tim Duggan, an author and new media entrepreneur, about how businesses can achieve cult status. We unpack where businesses should start on this journey and why they need an impact statement.We also delved into killer thinking – how to turn good ideas into brilliant ones. You'll get tips on how to hone your creative skills, how to be your problems therapist and finally how to execute those brilliant ideas.A little more about Tim Duggan:Tim is an author and new media entrepreneur. He has co-founded several digital media ventures, most notably Junkee Media, one of the leading publishers for Australian millennials that was acquired by ASX-listed oOh!media.Tim's first book, Cult Status: How to Build a Business People Adore, was named the Best Entrepreneurship Book at the 2021 Australian Business Book Awards. His second book, Killer Thinking: How to Turn Good Ideas into Brilliant Ones, explores creativity in the workplace.Tim is also the chairman of the Digital Publishers Alliance, an industry body that represents over a hundred titles from leading independent digital publishers. He began his career as a music journalist for Rolling Stone, and sits on several boards including the Griffin Theatre Company, Australia's new writing theatre.Tim lives with his husband, Ben, and dog, Winnie, in Sydney.Where you can find him and connectWebsite: https://timduggan.com.au/Impact Statement Masterclass: https://impactstatementmasterclass.thinkific.com/
This season is taking you behind the scenes – as well as taking you behind the curtains of my businesses, I'll also be talking to dynamic entrepreneurs, and smart experts who have the secrets and tools for success. You can also expect more chats with my business besties, and my mentees. My first guest this season is Tim Duggan - one of the cleverest entrepreneurs and leaders I know, and now two-time author. His new book, Killer Thinking, has just been published and I LOVED it. In the book, Tim dives deep into what a Killer Idea is… and (maybe more importantly) how we can have more of them! In our conversation we cover: His adventures in life and biz since he was last on the show The exact ingredients of a killer idea What he sees as the greatest blocks people have when it comes to creativity How most of us have been approaching creativity all wrong... for a very long time! The difference between divergent vs convergent thinking The HIPPO problem and how to negate it How we can structure brainstorms better The idea of "plussing it" The leaky tap concept (this one is a gamechanger!) Maker vs Manager and the cues to get us in the creative zone His advice on setting the scene for creative success One tip to get out of a creative funk To connect with Tim and his work, visit timduggan.com.au and you can find his book, Killer Thinking, in all great bookstores and online. You can join the Bold Darling waitlist here: https://www.bolddarling.com/bold-darling And the first ever Bold Darling Retreat is happening in October! Find out more and book your spot here: https://www.bolddarling.com/2022-retreat See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Tim Duggan has always been a person with his finger firmly on the pulse of the popular zeitgeist. But his ability to see what's next is not some kind of crystal ball trickery. Rather it's born from his boundless creativity, his sense of community and an unfaltering vision and belief in himself. He joins us to share the genesis of his entrepreneurial journey and it's quite the rollercoaster ride. From journalist to digital publisher to event creator to author and editor at large, Tim's packed quite a bit into his life to date. Yes, there have been mistakes along the way – like that time he lost $80k in one night when an event he planned didn't hit its target - but there have been plenty of highs too. Listen in to hear Tim's First Act…
Tim Duggan has always been a person with his finger firmly on the pulse of the popular zeitgeist. But his ability to see what's next is not some kind of crystal ball trickery. Rather it's born from his boundless creativity, his sense of community and an unfaltering vision and belief in himself. He joins us to share the genesis of his entrepreneurial journey and it's quite the rollercoaster ride.From journalist to digital publisher to event creator to author and editor at large, Tim's packed quite a bit into his life to date. Yes, there have been mistakes along the way – like that time he lost $80k in one night when an event he planned didn't hit its target - but there have been plenty of highs too. Listen in to hear Tim's First Act…
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Hey, have you subscribed to the bookmark newsletter? If you liked this, you might like my twice-monthly email with book reviews and ideas of what you should be reading, and listening to, next. Click here to subscribe. About the book We need better ideas right now. Everywhere you look, there are growing problems that require fresh, creative thinking to help us solve. The good news is that anyone can learn to master the art of creativity to turn good ideas into brilliant ones. That's what this book is about: those killer ideas that have a positive impact on many people, with near-infinite winners. The type you hear about and think, ‘Damn, I wish I'd thought of that!' Tim Duggan, the co-founder of Junkee Media, will show you how to identify and generate your own ideas with big potential, and then how to refine and bring them to life. Learn from the creative minds behind some of the most innovative ideas out there, like Canva, KeepCup, Movember, Linktree, B Corps, Zero Co and more. Source: https://timduggan.com.au/book/killer-thinking/ About the author Tim Duggan is an author, advisor and optimist who firmly believes in the power of business to do good. He has co-founded several digital media ventures, most notably Junkee Media, the leading digital publisher for young Australians, which was acquired by ASX-listed oOh!media His first book, ‘Cult Status: How To Build A Business People Adore', was named the Best Entrepreneurship and Small Business Book at the 2021 Australian Business Book Awards. His second book on creativity in the workplace, Killer Thinking, is out now. He's also currently the Chairman of the Digital Publishers Alliance, a group representing over 100 titles from the leading independent publishers in the country, as well as working with a range of businesses that he's passionate about. Source: https://timduggan.com.au/about/ Big idea #1 — The best ideas are killer Tim's model for what makes an idea better than good and better than great is the acronym KILLER, which stands for; Kind — having a net-good effect on the world Impactful — impacting a large number of people Loved — people love you Lasting — not just a trend, has longevity Easy — people understand what you do Repeatable — create their own momentum These are about the idea, being killer, but it's also about the execution; the idea alone is not enough, the execution has to be killer as well. Ideas that go beyond good and great and become killer ideas have an infinite amount of upsides, and none or very, few downsides. Tim talks about putting a winners and losers lens over your ideas and using the losers, or the potential losers, as a result of your idea as a trigger to stretch your idea further and design downsides out of it. Nobody should lose as a result of your idea coming to life. It's important to note that the creative thinking for a create for a killer idea exists within everyone. You might just not have had a chance to show it just yet, but by using some of the techniques in the book and your own creativity, you can absolutely come up with your own killer ideas yourself. Big idea #2 — The eight steps to a killer idea Now that we know a killer idea is and what it looks like, you might want to know how to come up with one or refine your ideas into one yourself. There's eight steps to this, which Tim has put into a model that looks like a little key hole, and you start the bottom with step number one and work your way up. Be your problem's therapist: take in information, absorbing it, and starting to think about what is the real problem, looking at it from different perspectives, and really understand the problem. Fit your own mask first: look after yourself and your own creativity, by making sure you've created the space to be creative by doing your own individual ideation. Plus each other's ideas: now you get to bring other people into the process, and make this into a generative and iterative approach where you add to each other's ideas, rather than shooting them down. Sit with it: let the ideas breathe, give them a bit of space to let them come to life and ferment in the way that they need to. Apply the right filter: come up with the design principles or the elements that you need to make sure your idea is feasible, and making sure it meets the criteria that is required in order for the idea to be killer and to work. Stretch it out: take your idea and then stretch it even further to design out any downsides. Launch into a rising tide: know what else is happening in the zeitgeists in the world, what trends exist that you might be able to leverage and where you can benefit from other momentum. Listen with open ears: your ideas won't exist in a vacuum once they're out in the world, so how do you take the feedback and experiences of your end users to build your idea even further. Big idea #3 — Space, inputs, time Killer ideas don't appear fully formed. As Tim says in the book, we need to get better at nurturing them into existence and make sure that we have the space, the inputs, and the time in order to make our idea even better. Giving an idea space might look like physical space for it to float around and ferment. You might plan to go on a boring long drive, do some chores, or go out on a hike and immerse your idea in the physical space of nature to grow. Some ideas need fertilisation along with the fermentation of space. You can fertilise your ideas through inputs such as conversations, reading about adjacent or abstract ideas, listening to music, or even peeling a piece of fruit. The important thing here is to think about where are those inputs coming from, and how might they help your idea. Finally, time; boredom, sleep, and purposeful thinking time are the key ingredients to giving yourself the time to think about the idea in a deeper way. Schedule boredom into your days and weeks, and definitely make sure all of your ideas get slept on. Let's connect LinkedIn Instagram See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Whether you're trying to improve your business or fix issues in your personal life, wherever you look there are problems that need solving. Generating creative and useful ideas is a challenge everyone faces in life. Junkee Media co-founder Tim Duggan provides the blueprint for turning good ideas into brilliant ones in his new book Killer Thinking. Duggan outlines how to put kindness first when it comes to creating good ideas, and how boredom is essential in the creative process. Tim Duggan talks to John Stanley about how anyone can be a generator of great ideas. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Kia ora koutou,In this week's podcast I am speaking with journalist, entrepreneur and author Tim Duggan. Today just happens to be the day he is launching his new book, Killer Thinking.I won't summarise the book's thesis, but I will let you know that I enjoyed reading it, and that it is full of information to challenge you and help take your idea (which he defines as a solution to some problem) from ok to awesome. Or in Tim's parlance, KILLER.As an experiment, I am cutting and pasting below the questions that I planned out for Tim before the interview. I always make a list of questions, both for myself and to give the interviewee time to prepare themselves, and I never stick to it. It's there for when I need to get the conversation back on track, or to remind myself of something I really wanted to know.Showing your handInterestingly, when I wrote daily news years ago I rarely prepared questions, and certainly never shared them with interviewees beforehand. To do so would have forewarned and forearmed the subjects, a breach of news protocol. Like showing your copy to people before publishing, god forbid.I have greater distance from that news culture now, and I recognise that treating people as “sacks of information” to be plundered is a limited and damaging worldview. Naturally, there are situations where you cannot show your hand. But a lot of times you can. You just have to remember that almost no one likes hearing their voice on tape, or seeing their spoken words as text. I think that's because truth makes people vulnerable. I empathise now. I always feel like I am walking a tightrope when I am interviewed by someone else.Apologies for the delay between postings, I've been doing some fascinating work for a number of organisations. I'll ask you to take that on trust for now!HalQuestions for Tim* Tim - could you say your name and introduce yourself?* You started with Cult Status, and now you've written Killer Thinking - how do the books differ? Are you advancing ideas?* Was this book easier to write or was it like your second album?* The book is about KILLER ideas - which means Kind, impactful, loved (the cult status part), lasting, easy, and repeatable.* I was particularly taken by the easy bit - you stress a couple of times that ideas should be simple and able to be explained to a kid. Why is it that good solutions are simple solutions?* I'd like to apply your eight-step framework to some of the problems that news faces globally and in Australia and NZ.* Say we are talking about the inability of commercial markets to meet the needs of public interest journalism in regional areas.* Your first step is to be your problem's therapist. I think my problem might be the worst client ever .... someone I don't want to treat ... where should I start?* Do you think "launching into a rising tide" might be the hardest thing with news? The tide seems to have been out for a long time. Is it every coming back in?* You're a very positive person - the book is energetic and useful. You've made it as useful as possible. There is one bit where you take down an idea - the idea of using brainstorm sessions at work. I came across the HIPPO idea - can you explain that?* Have you been a HIPPO? (I know I have)* I have noticed that ideas are thick on the ground, but well-executed ideas working in real life less so. Why is this?* What is is the number 1 mistake people make in trying to bring their ideas to life?* You recommend becoming bored. Tell me more about that.* Your background is as an entrepreneur, you co-founded, built up and then sold Junkee, and you started as a music journalist writing for Rolling Stone. In the book you mention that you had to write very short music reviews - what did that teach you?* You wrote the book in a campervan with Ben travelling around Australia - during COVID? (And made a beautiful 42 second video!)* So where are you heading? What's next for you? More ideas about ideas? Are you building a new business? This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit halcrawford.substack.com
How can an MSP create stickiness with their clients? How can they take advantage of hybrid and remote work models? How can they benefit from an increased need for flexible and specialized training? We are thrilled to have our next guests from ClipTraining on to share how their platform helps to strengthen and keep clients more engaged while increasing profits. Tim Duggan is the Co-Founder and CEO, and Carl Bauman is the CRO at ClipTraining, an eLearning platform providing cloud-based training resources across a variety of Microsoft Office 365 applications. They are uniquely positioned to become a value add for MSPs who are looking to address and solve another need for training that their customers specifically have. We ask Tim and Carl to share how an MSP can leverage ClipTraining to increase stickiness, increase margins and grow their organizations. Some of the benefits of their MSP Partner program include:Access to a library with over 5,000 task-based learning sessions.Support onboarding trainingAccess to training for their own (internal) employees.Take advantage of Microsoft's co-op funds.Simple deploymentWhite label and personalization of training videos with MSPs own logo.Badges, reward system to encourage learning.Premium content, including HR training and cybersecurity awareness.Ability to load and deploy customized video content.Free webinar on the third Thursday of each month.In addition to those benefits, which MSP wouldn't welcome reduced help-desk service calls, freeing up their teams to concentrate on higher revenue generating activities? Danny's own company AppMeetup is also a user of the Clip Training Platform. ClipTraining will work with you to see if you qualify for co-op funds and our listeners can benefit from three months of free ClipTraining. For a demo or more information about ClipTraining, visit https://www.cliptraining.com/Support and Follow us by Sponsoring, Subscribing & Downloading.--- more ---If you are looking to learn the art of audience engagement while listening for methods to conquer speaking anxiety, deliver persuasive presentations, and close more deals, then this is the podcast for you.Twins Talk it Up is a podcast where identical twin brothers Danny Suk Brown and David Suk Brown discuss leadership communication strategies to support professionals who believe in the power of their own authentic voice. Together, we will explore tips and tools to increase both your influence and value. Along the way, let's crush some goals, deliver winning sales pitches, and enjoy some laughs.Danny Suk Brown and David Suk Brown train on speaking and presentation skills. They also share from their keynote entitled, “Identically Opposite: the Pursuit of Identity”.Support and Follow us:YouTube: youtube.com/channel/UCL18KYXdzVdzEwMH8uwLf6gInstagram: @twinstalkitupInstagram: @dsbleadershipgroupTwitter: @dsbleadershipLinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/twins-talk-it-up/LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/dsbleadershipgroup/Facebook: facebook.com/TwinsTalkitUpFacebook: facebook.com/dsbleadership/Website: dsbleadershipgroup.com/TwinsTalkitUp
How can an MSP create stickiness with their clients? How can they take advantage of hybrid and remote work models? How can they benefit from an increased need for flexible and specialized training? We are thrilled to have our next guests from ClipTraining on to share how their platform helps to strengthen and keep clients more engaged while increasing profits. Tim Duggan is the Co-Founder and CEO, and Carl Bauman is the CRO at ClipTraining, an eLearning platform providing cloud-based training resources across a variety of Microsoft Office 365 applications. They are uniquely positioned to become a value add for MSPs who are looking to address and solve another need for training that their customers specifically have. We ask Tim and Carl to share how an MSP can leverage ClipTraining to increase stickiness, increase margins and grow their organizations. Some of the benefits of their MSP Partner program include:Access to a library with over 5,000 task-based learning sessions.Support onboarding trainingAccess to training for their own (internal) employees.Take advantage of Microsoft's co-op funds.Simple deploymentWhite label and personalization of training videos with MSPs own logo.Badges, reward system to encourage learning.Premium content, including HR training and cybersecurity awareness.Ability to load and deploy customized video content.Free webinar on the third Thursday of each month.In addition to those benefits, which MSP wouldn't welcome reduced help-desk service calls, freeing up their teams to concentrate on higher revenue generating activities? Danny's own company AppMeetup is also a user of the Clip Training Platform. ClipTraining will work with you to see if you qualify for co-op funds and our listeners can benefit from three months of free ClipTraining. For a demo or more information about ClipTraining, visit https://www.cliptraining.com/Support and Follow us by Sponsoring, Subscribing & Downloading.--- more ---If you are looking to learn the art of audience engagement while listening for methods to conquer speaking anxiety, deliver persuasive presentations, and close more deals, then this is the podcast for you.Twins Talk it Up is a podcast where identical twin brothers Danny Suk Brown and David Suk Brown discuss leadership communication strategies to support professionals who believe in the power of their own authentic voice. Together, we will explore tips and tools to increase both your influence and value. Along the way, let's crush some goals, deliver winning sales pitches, and enjoy some laughs.Danny Suk Brown and David Suk Brown train on speaking and presentation skills. They also share from their keynote entitled, “Identically Opposite: the Pursuit of Identity”.Support and Follow us:YouTube: youtube.com/channel/UCL18KYXdzVdzEwMH8uwLf6gInstagram: @twinstalkitupInstagram: @dsbleadershipgroupTwitter: @dsbleadershipLinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/twins-talk-it-up/LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/dsbleadershipgroup/Facebook: facebook.com/TwinsTalkitUpFacebook: facebook.com/dsbleadership/Website: dsbleadershipgroup.com/TwinsTalkitUp
If you're still doing brainstorms in your business, it's time to move to the 21st century. There is a better way! Tim Duggan is Co-Founder and Editor-at-Large at Junkee Media and author of the book Cult Status. He shares his method for creating an idea lead organisation.Contact Tim:Website timduggan.com.auMasterclass impactstatementmasterclass.comInstagram @tim_dugganIs lack of clarity and the never ending need to make decisions holding up your progress? Head over to kimmckay.com/brand-soul-quick-guide and download my favourite clarity inducing business tool, The Brand Soul. If DIY is not your thing I open up one spot per month to work with leaders 1:1 and we can do it together. Visit kimmckay.com/greatest-hits
Tim Duggan is an optimist who firmly believes in the power of business to do good. He has co-founded several digital media ventures, most notably Junkee Media, one of the leading publishers for Australian millennials. Tim's first book, Cult Status: How to Build a Business People Adore, was named the Best Entrepreneurship and Small Business Book at the 2021 Australian Business Book Awards. His second book, Killer Thinking: How to Turn Good Ideas into Brilliant Ones, will be published in May 2022. Tim is also the chairman of the Digital Publishers Alliance, an industry body that represents over a hundred titles from leading independent digital publishers. He began his career as a music journalist for Rolling Stone, and sits on several boards including the Griffin Theatre Company, Australia's new writing theatre. Tim lives with his husband, Ben, and dog, Winnie, in Sydney. Cult Status Website: http://cultstatus.com/ Tim's LinkedIn: HERE
In today's episode, Massimo is joined by Tim, a consultant at RAC Leadership that specializes in leadership assessment and development, especially within large multi-national organizations. Leveraging his experiences with different leadership challenges and successes, he has become a valued contributor at RAC while offering insight on assessment, coaching, and client relations. Tim has a specific passion for working with high potential candidates as they form and articulate their leadership styles. Tim holds a Master's degree in Organizational Development and Change from Fielding Graduate University, and has completed all coursework as a Doctoral candidate, expecting to complete his Ph.D. in early 2022. Highlights from today's podcast include: Explanation of the social identity theory Why people fail in the manager role How people behave and think about themselves determines how successful they will be The conflict of diversity and inclusion trainings How to relate to people who are different than to you to ensure they feel included Connect with Tim: Linkedin
How can you turn the impact you hope to have into an actionable strategy that truly influences your customers in a valuable way? Tim Duggan is a Sydney based author and new media entrepreneur, as well as a firm believer in using the power of business for good. Tim Duggan is a new media entrepreneur who has co-founded several digital media ventures, most notably Junkee Media, the leading digital publisher for young Australians. Tim has created many award-winning media titles including Junkee, Punkee, Same Same and AWOL and is currently Editor-at-Large after selling the company to oOh!media in 2016.Tim has recently returned to his writing roots with the release of a highly-acclaimed book. Cult Status is an investigation into how to build businesses people adore, filled with insight from years spent at the coalface of his own companies and experience of working closely with leading global brands like Netflix, American Express and Qantas. A follow up, Killer Thinking, is set for release in 2022. In this episode of The Remarkable Project Tim talks about the importance of identifying impact that, although likely born of the boardroom, can consistently unlock real benefit for customers. He goes on to explain why getting the intent of that impact just right, and working hard to stay accountable to it, are both great ways to build strong, connected communities in and around a brand or business.Takeaway points: Well-crafted impact statements which put consumer ahead of company can provide motivation, clarity, fulfilment and direction across all levels of an organisation. However, unless you have people at the top who recognise the positive value their actions can have on real people's lives, the potential for true change may go unrealised. In a society that values success by how much you sell a company for or how big your salary is, it's clear we need a mindset shift – the end goal should be to maximise the number of people we can positively impact. Really purposeful companies who are also increasingly profitable and powerful, such as Airbnb, Who Gives a Crap and Allbirds, prove the days of thinking it's either profit OR purpose are clearly over – it can be both. Businesses and individuals all have a set of values that when shared have the capacity to start and sustain communities. There are many mediums, online and off, that can act as tools to help nurture these connected groups, including Slack channels, Instagram comment threads, Zoom groups, email comms and real-world events. However, the key is understanding that their role is to amplify the energy of a community's core reason for being, not to offer an alternative alter. One of the ultimate ways to mobilise a strong community is to provide them with the opportunity to invest in the business. By putting their own hard-earned money, time or expertise into actively supporting ongoing success, they are confirming exceptional belief in what's being done and why. Identifying hyper-engaged advocates through this process can make it easier to move forward with the confidence that comes from knowing where your ongoing interactions, incentives and inspiration will be most deserved, and yield the most business benefit to boot. Resources Mentioned:Cult Status by Tim Duggan: www.cultstatus.com Get connected with Tim:Learn about his books and read his blog at: https://cultstatus.com Check out The Impact Statement Masterclass: https://impactstatementmasterclass.thinkific.comFollow him on Twitter: https://twitter.com/timduggan
So what's in a brand, why do we love them and why do some brands instil an almost religious loyalty in their customers? In this episode Whitney Fitzsimmons speaks to Amy Smith, Chief Strategy and Impact Officer for Toms Shoes which pioneered the one-for-one giving model, about how they changed their strategy and maintained their popularity. Whitney also finds out how Heston Blumenthal became a big fan of the meat alternative company Fable and she catches up with brand experts Sudeep Gohil, KPMG Head of Brand Strategy and Tim Duggan, Author of the book Cult Status to hear how to build a brand that people adore. Cult Status: http://cultstatus.com/#:~:text=a%20business%20or%20project%20with,strongly%20identify%20with%20its%20purpose.&text=Now!&text=Tim%20has%20extraordinary%20insight%20into,the%20communities%20that%20they%20serve
If you want to future-proof your business against the ups and downs of this day and age, then you have to listen to this podcast episode. Creating a business and brand that lasts is not simple, but it's doable. And it starts with understanding and applying this one thing that we cover in this episode of The Make It Happen Show. Without this one thing, your business will likely not last through the inevitable challenges that will come your way. We've invited Tim Duggan to share with you the lessons he's learned from his own business journey of building one of Australia's leading cult-followed businesses and publications to help you build a long-lasting business and brand. As the Editor-at-Large and Co-Founder of Junkee Media, one of Australia's most innovative and award-winning new media companies, and the author of 'Cult Status: How To Build A Business People Adore', Tim is an industry expert in teaching business owners just like you how to build a company backed by a strong community that actually lasts. This is packed with great lessons and strategies, so don't miss this ep! Timestamps: 1:43 - The secret to how Tim Duggan's businesses achieved 'cult status' 3:09 - Australian businesses with cult status 4:44 - Common characteristics of impactful businesses 7:34 - The power of a defined purpose and impact statement 13:13 - The 7 steps to cult status 16:49 - The importance of having virtual and in-person gatherings with your community 18:35 - The impact of 'dropping the bullsh*t' and implementing 'best friend marketing' 20:50 - The leadership style that cult status business Founders emulate 22:34 - What you should never forget to do in your business journey 25:42 - Tim shares insight on his upcoming second book 30:16 - Why "fake it 'til you make it" is the worst business advice 32:55 - What to do when someone wants to break away from traditional business mindsets
Impact statements are the future of business. Knowing how to create one and execute it correctly can be life changing. Tim Duggan is the Co-Founder and Editor-at-Large at Junkee Media and author of the book Cult Status. In this episode Tim shows you the 4 steps to create your impact statement.Contact Tim:Website timduggan.com.auMasterclass impactstatementmasterclass.comInstagram @tim_duggan
In this episode of Tech Society, hosts Alex and John from Ninja Software are joined by our friends from digital marketing company Alyka (Bernard Chia and Zion Ong) to break down some more digital marketing barriers. This is an in-depth follow-up to our Marketing Buzzwords episode - our listenters can't get enough!With data driven insights being the backbone of digital marketing in 2021, we had to ask: What is it? What can we use data to improve our marketing? What insights can it give us? How do we do it? What are the latest trends? How does all these insights affect my sales funnel? Is the sales funnel dead?I know that you are asking the same questions. Let's learn together.◎More Information◎▸Alyka:https://www.alyka.com.au/▸Tech Society 087 - Marketing Buzzwords with Bernard Chia and Zion Ong:https://www.techsociety.fm/episodes/87-buzzwords-3▸Tech Society 055 - Building Businesses People Adore with Tim Duggan:https://www.techsociety.fm/episodes/55-building-businesses-people-adore▸Tech Society 037 - Successful Ventures Think Like The Buyer with Greg Riebe:https://www.techsociety.fm/episodes/37-successful-ventures-think-like-the-buyerWebsite: https://www.techsociety.fm/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/techsociety-fm/?viewAsMember=trueSpotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0STaLU0ATmS9dEyey4FwjviTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/tech-society/id1516405840Google: https://podcasts.google.com/search/tech%20societyTwitter: https://twitter.com/TechSocietyFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/techsociety.fm/
rom a young age, we Australians are taught the importance of sport in our lives; for health, for fitness and for lifestyle, the importance of sport for minds young and old is undisputed. But sport also teaches us other skills that are important in this modern economy: teamwork, collaboration, communication… and most important of all, persistence.In this episode of Tech Society, Alex and John from Ninja Software speak with Nick Marvin, management consultant, public speaker and author, who specialises in organisational transformation through performing teams. For over a decade, Nick was involved at the highest echelons of Australian sport, with leadership positions with organisations undergoing changes at the advent of professional era of sports.Nick speaks about personal development, the future of on-demand sports, human potential, the benefit of teams, and what it takes to be at the top of your game. To share this idea to the young (and young of heart), he has published a book imparting the lessons he has learned to the next generation.Book excerpt: “Thomas did not have the talent or the athletic ability to make his high school basketball team. Instead he was relegated to being the water-boy. But that did not deter him from being the best at his job.When training was done, and the players had long gone, Thomas stayed back and practised alone, trying to get better every day.Read about his journey in this heart-warming tale of a young boy's determination to beat the odds.”◎More Information◎▸Nick Marvin:https://au.linkedin.com/in/nickmarvin▸Book: “Effort”:https://marvin.in/effort/▸AIM WA talk “Inspirational Leadership” breakfast series talk with Nick Marvinhttps://soundcloud.com/user-881272748/breakfast-27062017-nick-marvin▸Tech Society 055 - Building Businesses People Adore with Tim Duggan:https://www.techsociety.fm/episodes/55-building-businesses-people-adore▸Tech Society 044 - Building a Business Legacy with Dinesh Aggarwal:https://www.techsociety.fm/episodes/44-building-a-business-legacy▸Tech Society 012 - Gen Z: Purposeful or Entitled? with Elizabeth Knight:https://www.techsociety.fm/episodes/gen-z-purposeful-or-entitledWebsite: https://www.techsociety.fm/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/techsociety-fm/?viewAsMember=trueSpotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0STaLU0ATmS9dEyey4FwjviTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/tech-society/id1516405840Google: https://podcasts.google.com/search/tech%20societyTwitter: https://twitter.com/TechSocietyFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/techsociety.fm/
Do you need a totally unique and original idea? Just how passionate about a product do you need to be succesful in your business? What's the benefit of asking all the small questions? Our mentor and everyone's favourite Tim Duggan is back! Are you also all about small biz and have fallen in LOVE with our new pod? SAME. Join our Facebook Group to chat with like-minded business friends, follow us on Insta for daily inspo to keep you on track and DEFINITELY rate and subscribe to the pod on whatever platform you're joining us from.
In episode 3 Tim Duggan taught us about the importance of Impact Statements and how you can create your own. In this episode we read yours and spoiler alert - they're awesome! Are you also all about small biz and have fallen in LOVE with our new pod? SAME. Join our Facebook Group by searching "The Business Bible Community" to chat with like-minded business friends and follow us on Insta at @BusinessBibleAUS
Tim Duggan is a new media entrepreneur who has co-founded several digital media ventures, most notably Junkee Media – Australia’s leading millennials digital publisher.In 2018, industry organisation Mumbrella named Junkee Media the Large Publishing Company of The Year, and they are the only company to be award Mumbrella’s coveted Media Brand of the Year for multiple titles, Junkee and Punkee. Junkee Media also helps some of the world’s leading brands like Netflix, American Express and Qantas tell and share their stories through their award-winning social content agency.In today's episode Tim and I unpacked his brand new book - Cult Status - How To Build A Business People Adore.Why is that? Because today consumers have changed, and the businesses that form around them are principled, purposeful and creative. The next generation of entrepreneurs thinks differently, and Cult Status will show you how you can too.Tim believes that enough has been written about huge cult brands founded last century – Nike, Apple, Red Bull. Instead he asks this……What will the cult companies of tomorrow look like? Who is amassing the kind of passionate community that gives them the best chance of getting through difficult times to build long-term, sustainable success?
This week we had the absolute pleasure of sitting down with Tim Duggan to scope out what our Impact Statement is, and why you need one regardless of the size of your business. Are you also all about small biz and have fallen in LOVE with our new pod? SAME. Join our Facebook Group to chat with like-minded business friends,, follow us on Insta for daily inspo to keep you on track and DEFINITELY rate and subscribe to the pod on whatever platform you're joining us from.
Have we reached the point where we need to rethink the way we do business? We've always talked of profit or purpose, you can't have both? But maybe we can. This series explores how business is re-examining the way it conducts itself. How should employees be treated, what is the relationship with the environment, what will attract future investment and so on. You'll hear stories from real leaders that see a totally new way of running a business and their inspiration will hopefully move us all to re-imagine a better way to measure success for us all. A business driven by purpose and vision! In episode one we hear from former co-founder of Junkee media, Tim Duggan. In his new book, Cult Status, how to build a business people adore we hear of multiple stories of leaders from around the world that are literally changing the face of business as we know it.
This week on ‘It's More than Money Podcast' Kye talks with Tim Duggan, author of 'Cult Status' – How to Build a Business people Adore. Tim Duggan is a new media entrepreneur who has co-founded several digital media ventures, most notably Junkee Media, the leading digital publisher for young Australians. He loves Australian business and believes we should admire our own before looking to the likes of Nike, Apple or Google for inspiration on what's possible Tim has created many award-winning titles including Junkee, Punkee, Same Same and AWOL and is currently Editor-at-Large. In 2016, Junkee Media was acquired by ASX-listed oOh!media. Tim began his career as a music journalist for Rolling Stone. His first book, Cult Status, was published this year and reached #1 on several bestseller lists. The crux of the book is building businesses with really strong communities around them that also have a positive impact We talk about how to identify your superpower and believe in it, believe that you have actually identified it and trust in it. We also gain invaluable insights from Tim about what he has seen work in business, people, teams and of course, our fast 5. Some great insights from an Australian mixing it with the worlds best
For Season 8 of the podcast, I'm focusing on one of my greatest passions: business! I've had my own business since 2012 and entrepreneurship is a pursuit I devote a tonne of time, energy and focus to - whether it's growing my own business, or mentoring others in theirs. In this season, I'll be taking you behind the scenes in my business - as well as interviewing business owners I respect enormously. I am thrilled to be bringing you this interview this week, as it's with one of the people I've respected and admired, but also been friends with, for quite a few years of my own entrepreneurial journey. Tim Duggan is a co-founder of Junkee Media, a digital media company that has evolved over the last 15 years to incorporate a number of dynamic brands. Ooh! Media acquired 85% of Junkee in 2016, for $11.1 million. Tim is also the author of Cult Status - his first book that shares his inside track on how to build a business that people adore. On the day Tim and I spoke, it was his first Monday after finishing at Junkee the previous week - and a public holiday to boot! In our chat, we cover: The simple email that started his first business (and how we can all learn from what he did) The finance disaster that had him and his team talking to administrators… and how they saved the business His smart AF strategy for staying ahead of the curve, so that it seemed like his business “came from the future” The critical question he and his leadership team asked every 12 months of his time at Junkee to help them disrupt their own business How to give team members autonomy, but still stay in control His crazy experience of taking himself to a deserted island, armed with just a notebook, pen and medical reference book - and what the experience taught him How he managed to write Cult Status while also running Junkee The simple reframe that helped him keep moving forward with the book, even when creative flow felt in short supply Why he's amazed that any businesses get sold His advice for anyone thinking about selling their business The three areas that great entrepreneurs should NOT be spending their time on in their businesses Why leaving his ego at the door has been behind many of his most successful business moves I loved this conversation with Tim - he's so honest and grounded, and also generous with sharing his fuck-ups as well as his wins. You can find Tim and buy Cult Status on his website (cultstatus.com) and Instagram (@tim_duggan). Check out my Instagram (@lorraineremarks) this week for details on how to win one of two signed copies of Tim's book! And the books we mention in the episode are: The Miracle Morning by Hal Elrod Do The Work by Steven Pressfield The Hard Thing About Hard Things by Ben Horowitz If you'd like to explore mentoring with me, jump over here: lorrainemurphy.com.au/work-with-me/mentoring See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Calling all entrepreneurs and business builders! Tim Duggan, co-founder of Junkee, has written a book for you. Glen chatted with Tim about his new book, 'Cult Status' which outlines 7 steps for how to build a business with cult status - one with a strong community at the core.Check out Tim's book here: https://booktopia.kh4ffx.net/V1RoE
The second boot from season 1 Tim Duggan was a great character and perhaps one of the most underrated characters Australian Survivor has ever produced and he remains sadly one of only two Australian Survivor players to have passed away. In this special tribute episode to Tim, we chat with his wife Jennie about just how amazing of a person he was and why he was perfectly suited for Survivor. We also learn just how he went about getting on the show and how it was done in a unique way, as well as learn why he felt slightly hard done by after being voted out and why his time on Survivor stayed with him for a while after the show had finished. We are also joined by a very special guest during the interview which adds a whole extra dynamic to a potential future legacy for the Duggan name in the Australian Survivor history books.
Appeasement: Chamberlain, Hitler, Churchill and the Road to War(Tim Duggan Books, 2019) is a groundbreaking history of the disastrous years of indecision, failed diplomacy and parliamentary infighting that help to make Hitler's domination of Europe possible. Drawing on the available archival research, Oxford graduate, professional writer and one-time Channel 4 news journalist, Tim Bouverie has created a highly interesting portrait of the ministers, aristocrats, and amateur diplomats who, through their actions and inaction, shaped their country's policy and determined the fate of Europe. Among other historical figures who appear in this tale are Hitler, Churchill, Chamberlain, Eden and Baldwin. Beginning with the advent of Hitler in 1933, we embark on a fascinating journey from the early days of the Third Reich to the beaches of Dunkirk and the downfall of Chamberlain's premiership. Bouverie takes us not only into the backrooms of Parliament and 10 Downing Street but also into the drawing rooms and dining clubs of imperial Britain, where Hitler enjoyed support among the ruling class and even some members of the royal family. Both sweeping and detail laden, Tim Bouverie provides both the first-time reader of this historical tale and the more experienced one, with a highly interesting and involved narrative of one of the most important periods in world history. Charles Coutinho has a doctorate in history from New York University. Where he studied with Tony Judt, Stewart Stehlin and McGeorge Bundy. His Ph. D. dissertation was on Anglo-American relations in the run-up to the Suez Crisis of 1956. His area of specialization is 19th and 20th-century European, American diplomatic and political history. He has written recently for the Journal of Intelligence History and Chatham House's International Affairs. It you have a recent title to suggest for a podcast, please send an e-mail to Charlescoutinho@aol.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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