In this episode I get to share this time with Magician, Master NLP, and Hypnotherapist (and so much more) Eran Hafner.

Eran shares his philosophies in succeeding not just in business, but in life as well. In his stories he shares with the audience the importance of putting things into your diary and making time for your personal growth, and the importance of the little wins. Because when you have little win after little win, you will end up winning the game more often than not.

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This episode is a great conversation for start ups, or people looking to scale and grow their business.

Mike Plener is the founder of Catapult and Scalefest, an event that is looking to bring thousands of people together to help them with their entrepreneurial journey.

As a start up you have to be aware of your strengths and weaknesses. Just because you start a business, that doesn't mean that you will be a good CEO or Manager, and that is OK, but you need to find out who will be a good CEO or Manager and get them in

Mike shares his 4 pillars to help scale up and grow a business. They are

1) Revenue

2) People (teams)

3) Systems

4) Capital

To find out more about these pillars tune in and listen to this episode

Justin Esgar is a speaker, author and owner of Virtua Consulting group which outsources computer IT professionals that use Apple products.

Justin also runs ACE's conferences, which i was lucky enough to be a part of just a few months ago.

Justin shares a few of his business "laws" that keep his team on track, and the importance of not just fixing a problem, but educating their clients so they can resolve the issue if it arises again. Very much the give a man a fish or teach a man to fish scenario.

A great quote from Justin during this episode was "As a coach and company owner, our goal is to push the people that are under us, to eventually rise above us"

This along with many other gems in this chat showed me why Virtua Consulting has such a great reputation, not just for their work, but also for their workers

To get in contact with Justin visit www.virtuacomputers.com and this is if you have any questions, or to find out more about Virtua and Justin for his speaking.

Lisa Levy is a speaker, author and is the founder of L Cubed consulting.

Lisa shares with us how she went from being an employee, in her so called "Safe job" to starting her own business L Cubed Consulting, and how this change enabled her to impact the lives of so many more people than she could even dream of, if she was just to sit back in her comfy office.

Coming in as a consultant she see things from a different perspective, and is there to open the eyes of the owners to try to see things as their customer may see things.

As a racing car enthusiast, Lisa shares the metaphor that we all have our own engine. It needs to be tuned, it needs to be filled with petrol, and it needs to have the right tyres for the track.

To get in contact with Lisa, try her YouTube channel and through her website www.Lisallevy.com

Brandon shows us the importance of playing the long game when it comes to using SEO's for your business, and how trust is not just for the customers, but trust also plays an important part of getting high on Google list using a SEO stratgey

Dan Kahn is the Founder and CEO of Kahn Media, a truly one stop shop, where you can confidently and conveniently get all your marketing done in house.

Dan has been in the marketing arena for over 25 years and has such a wealth of knowledge in the area. He wasn't born knowing what to do, but spent his younger years reaching out to people in the industry, and was lucky enough for a few to respond, and he hasn't looked back.

It was back in 2008, as the world was going into recession as Dan decided now was the time to jump, so he took the leap of faith and hasn't looked back.

I had a lot of fun with Dan, and I personally learnt a lot about creating a positive culture, learning how he went from a self proclaimed bad boss to being a positive leader, and I am sure you will as well.

Grab your note pad and pen and enjoy this episode

This episode I am excited to be joined by fellow Aussie Tristian Wright. Tristian is the CEO and founder of Evolve to Grow.

Believe it or not, having all smooth sailing early on has its pitfalls, and Tristian felt that like a punch in the face.

When times got tough with the downturn of the Aussie dollar and several other factors Tristian had to fight back when he was back up against the wall. This is where he learnt the importance of getting coaches and mentors to get him back on track, and actually thriving in the face of adversity.

Many people think leaders are born, but Tristian was anything but a born leader, but with time, training and a whole lot of effort Tristian created a community that helped him to not just grow, but to thrive as a leader.

Listen to this podcast for these lessons and so much more

Todays episode we have CEO and Founder of Diesel Laptops Tyler Robertson.

Diesel Laptops literally went from the garage, to growth, to greatness and beyond.

Tyler took the leap of faith when he was forced to quit his day job or quit his side hustle. This gamble paid off when Tyler turned this negative into a positive. Getting asked to quit his day job was terrible, at the time, but a blessing in disguise.

He discusses the importance of in-house training to help your employees satisfaction within the workplace, and how sometimes when you have to fire someone you are actually doing them a favour, as happened with him.

Hear this and so much more on this episode