
We know that the foundation of any great business is their team, but most of us are never taught how to lead them. So I wanted to sit down with the best leaders and founders in the world and find out how they did it. Who did they hire? What mistakes did they make? And what do they wish someone had told them years ago? These are the stories they haven't told before and the things that made the bigg... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 22 | Founded | 4 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | EducationManagementSelf-ImprovementBusiness | |||

Some business owners seem to always know the right person.
The person with the answer, the intro, the opportunity, the client, or the advice you didn’t even know you needed.
That’s what happens when you stop treating networking like awkward small t... more
Betts have just had a rebrand and chances are, you’ve seen it pop up on your social media.
Behind that rebrand is Michael Breckler, the fifth-generation CEO of the 133-year-old Australian footwear brand, who has spent the last few years making some ... more
What does it actually take to build a brand people trust, talk about and buy from before you have a huge team behind you?
Steve Chapman is the founder of Hyro, the Australian electrolyte brand growing fast with high-profile investors including Sarah... more
Build the product. Find the team. Then go to market. That's the playbook everyone follows. Frank Greef did it completely differently when building Kinso AI.
After founding Real Hub, merging with his biggest competitor Campaign Track and exiting Real... more
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This show centers on leadership, team building, and scalable growth for founders and managers. Across recent episodes, guests share real-world playbooks for hiring A-players, developing leadership pathways, and fostering culture that survives rapid growth. Topics span personal branding, offshore versus AI-enabled operations, remote teams, and how to balance craftsmanship with systems to drive sustainable performance. Noteworthy throughlines include practical frameworks for delegation, governance, and talent density, plus how leaders navigate crises, restructure teams, and align culture with business goals. The conversations tend to blend hands-on tactics (hiring pipelines, onboarding, leadership development) with candid origin stories and c... more
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