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Alex Hormozi is an American entrepreneur, investor, and philanthropist. He owns a portfolio of companies under his umbrella company Acquisition.com. As of 2021 Acquisition.com companies generate upwards of $85,000,000 per year in cumulative sales across four different industries (software, service, e-commerce, and brick & mortar). His companies serve 4500+ businesses and 100,000+ consumers. He is widely considered an acquisition and monetisation expert. In this conversation, we discuss how he built a $100M dollar business, and his current perspective on personal wealth and happiness.
Father Chris Middleton is a Jesuit priest, the rector at Xavier College in Melbourne, and the former principal of St Aloysius' College in Sydney. He has left a remarkable legacy on both the school and church community in Australia (which I know first-hand, as he was in fact my principal while I was at St Aloysius), and continues to lead a life of service and inspiration. During this episode, we speak about compassionate leadership and how to build a sense of community, but also contemporary issues such as the present state of the Catholic Church, declining religious adherence, political correctness, gender, sources of morality, and much more.
In this episode, I speak with YouTube sensation and cultural icon, Paddy Jenkins. Paddy runs the very popular YouTube channel, 'Thai Talk with Paddy', which recently hit 100,000 subscribers. Thai Talk is all about bridging the gap between Australian and Thai culture, and features some very entertaining discussions between Paddy and the Thai community. Paddy and I discuss a huge range of topics surrounding his journey as a YouTuber: why and how he began the channel, what he has learned about making an engaging YouTube video, the hours he puts into each video (which will shock you), the money he makes from the channel (and how to make money from YouTube), work-life balance, the challenges of isolation and loneliness, and much more.
After realising that the corporate world wasn't for him, James Johnson took a leap of faith when he was just 23 years of age and bought a pizza store. That store, Luigi's, has since grown into a highly reputable business, attracting customers from all over Sydney to try its carefully crafted Italian pizzas. In this conversation, James and I discuss how he ended up becoming the owner of Luigi's, the challenges he faced when first starting the business, how to create an effective team of staff, the power of social media, and much more.
Henry Hutchison is a soon-to-be dual-Olympian and professional Mens Sevens Rugby player. Henry joined the Australian Sevens program in August 2015 after an impressive run with his local club Randwick in Sydney's Shute Shield competition, and quickly went on to make a name for himself on the world stage by being named Rookie of the Year in the 2015/16 World Rugby Sevens Series. In this candid conversation, Henry shares the ups and downs of his journey so far, including some of his crazy adventures abroad, his transition between Super Rugby and Sevens, and the biggest lessons he has learned about resilience and the need to constantly adapt to new environments.
In 2011, Sebastian Robertson founded the social enterprise Batyr, a preventative mental health charity, and was its founding CEO for 5 years, establishing batyr as a national leader in innovative programs for young people in mental health. Batyr has trained over 850 young people with lived mental ill health experiences to share their story, reached 250,000+ young people face-to-face and comprises a team of over 200 people. While he remains Chairman of Batyr, Seb is now the co-founder and CEO of BIRDI, a technology platform that enables businesses to integrate drones into their operations by providing an 'end to end' drone management platform. In this conversation, Seb and I chat about his own lived experiences with mental health, the origins of Batyr and its development into a successful social enterprise, as well as public speaking, entrepeneurship and his latest venture in Drone technology. If you need to speak to someone regarding your own mental health: https://www.beyondblue.org.au Batyr: https://www.batyr.com.au BIRDI: https://www.birdi.com.au
Luke Spano is the managing director and co-founder of Avid Collective, a network of digital media brands (for example, 'Where To') that use a unique short-form video format to promote other brands on social media. These brands include eBay, Krispy Kreme and Costco. Their content reaches 6 million Australians each month. Luke and I discuss the challenges of starting a business, how to expand a business, how to build culture and create incentives for employees, and the rewards that come from entrepreneurship more generally.
Susan Warda is a team leader and partner in the Sydney family law practice at Mills Oakley. Susan is an accredited specialist in family law, who was named 2013 Woman Lawyer of the Year in Private Practice by the Women Lawyers Association of NSW. In this episode, we cover 'prenups', de facto relationships, asset splitting, custody arrangements, COVID-19 impacts, and leadership. Please see the link attached for more information on family law: https://www.millsoakley.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/Family-Law-Plain-English-Guide-on-Property-Settlement-under-the-Family-Law.pdf
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Hey everyone, it’s Jonny here and welcome to the podcast. One of my greatest passions in life is to engage and educate, but before I can teach something, I have to first learn. This podcast is a documentation of that process. I’ll be speaking to a diverse range of guests, people with experience and expertise in areas such as health, finance, music, business and philosophy. Along the way, we’ll be hearing plenty of amazing stories about overcoming adversity and defying the odds in life.
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