Melinda Richelle- Feather Sisters

Tech founder Kane Sajdak identified a gap in the market with his business partner that resulted in them using Artificial intelligence to assist with the mass nursing shortages. In this episode hear about: -How Kane and his business partner saw an alarming issue with nursing shortages and created a product that would provide home security for those that may be at risk of becoming ill or having a fall -How Kane grew up with two hippies as parents and got into the technology space -The patent process the team had to go through -Advice around investors, “pick the person not the money”, “make sure they are going on your journey, not you on theirs” -Team growth and how to maintain strong culture -How to find mentors -Advice for young people starting out in business

Tune in for Teneile's episode, realising her passion for art at a young age to now running a very successful tattoo parlour on the Gold Coast. In this episode we talk about: -Skipping school to shadow a successful tattoo artist -How a conversation with a girlfriend over wine turned into opening a tattoo shop/ hair dressing salon -Growing to a team of 12 -How important values are and that your team shares them -Teneile's morning routine and advice to entrepreneurs 

Tune in to Mel's episode covering how she went from working a corporate job to taking the leap into e-commerce with her brother. In this episode we cover: -How Mel went from making no sales to 6 figures in ten days - What the rebranding process looked like and the challenges that came with it -The importance of attention to detail  -Going from sole director to a company -Advice to entrepreneurs just starting out

Tune in to Aaron's episode where he covers how he went from working as a sparky to creating ten streams of income. In this episode we cover: -The jump from employee to running a business -How body building changed Aaron's life and built his work ethic -How he made money from body building -We dive into the stock markets and crypto -How Aaron was able to scale his incomes

Tune in to today’s episode with Clinton from Sobah, a social enterprise that sells alcoholic free beer. Clinton has an inspiring story of being told in high school he would be either dead or in jail by the age of eighteen to now being a qualified psychologist and running a business worth eleven million dollars. In this episode we cover: -Clintons journey from working in hospitality, to studying and then starting a social enterprise -The education system and how it impacts indigenous kids -How Sobah has incorporated the Aboriginal community into their brand -Challenges the Sobah team has faced -Getting one million dollars in investment in ten days -How Clinton puts his employees first -His piece of advice to entrepreneurs

Jam packed episode showing how Holly went from working as a PT and burning out, to turning into an online coach through Linked In. Holly reveals how she went about creating change by leveraging off the platform and niching down to busy professionals. You can expect us to dive into: -How Holly hunted for clients when she was a PT -How Holly got a Linked In coach -Growing from 100 connections to 27,000 connections in 12 months, and at eighteen months having 60,000 -Morning routines -Pieces of advice to people starting a business