It has been a crazy few travelling weeks for me so I do apologise about the delay in this episode. This week, I discuss the culture of winning. Some people have an ingrained ideology that they will always lose. This is learnt from previous failings, act…
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E26: Johann Hari – We Have Lost our Connections
Books will change your life, and there are so many that have changed mine. In this episode I chat with journalist and author Johann Hari, most well known for writing the New York Times bestselling book ‘Lost Connections; uncovering the real causes of de…
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E25: We are the Burnout Generation
This week has been chaotic. In Chapter Five of The Diary of a CEO I flew back to the UK for an incredibly busy week filled with podcast interviews, speaking appointments, pitching to one of our biggest clients as well as filming an advert campaign. The …
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E24: Tom Bilyeu – From Zero Drive to a Net Worth of $400m
In this episode of The Diary of a CEO, my entire perception of what an entrepreneur is, is completely turned on it’s head. I travelled to a beautiful house in the LA hills to meet with Tom Bilyeu, the founder of Quest Nutrition. In 2014, Quest Nutrition…
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E23: I am a Slave, My Fear and Therapy
In Chapter 3 of The Diary of a CEO I talk about the importance of trusting more. I am a real perfectionist and feel trapped between wanting to control even the smallest details and wanting to let go and delegate. I touch on learning to say no, which I t…
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E22: Sarah Bahbah – Addiction, Intuition, Success
In Chapter 2 of Season 2 of The Diary of a CEO I flew to LA to meet Sarah Bahbah, the 26 year old Palestinian-Australian Artist, Writer and Director. Sarah rose to fame after the release of her photography series ‘Sex and Takeout’ was spotted by…
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E21: Mental Health, Mistakes and My Apologies
Diary of a CEO is back. Welcome to Season 2 of the podcast, Chapter 1 of my new diary. In the time I’ve been away a lot has happened and a lot has changed. If you’re new to the channel, this podcast is where I share my deepest and darkest thoughts, both…
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E20: Deliciously Ella – Blogging Saved My Life
What a chapter this is, I meet food writer and entrepreneur Ella Mills, more famously known under the brand Deliciously Ella. Ella tells her fascinating story, about how she fell very ill during university, battling with both her physical and mental health and describes how the blog she founded in 2012 not only launched her career, but saved her life.
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E19: Luke Massie – I Have Nothing To Hide
In this chapter I had the privilege of sitting down with Luke Massie, owner and founder of Vibe tickets. Luke has recently been swarmed with bad press due to his business declaring bankruptcy, to which he then chose to buy back him self. I sat down with Luke to hear his side of the story and to ask him why he thinks he’s being attacked for his business decisions.
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E18: Chris ‘Drama’ Pfaff – Dealing with Fame, Anxiety and Addiction
In Chapter Eighteen I’m honoured to invite Drama aka Chris Pfaff, founder of the internationally renowned Young & Reckless streetwear brand. After creating a fashion powerhouse with no prior business experience or a college education, I wanted to find out what drives him and the lessons he’s learnt along the way. We discuss the struggles of being an entrepreneur, the pressures of being a reality tv star and his addiction to alcohol and Xanax.