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Ronsley Vaz is an entrepreneur, speaker, author, marketer and founder of Amplify - Australia’s first audio marketing agency. Ronsley credits his business failures as the reason for his ultimate success.
Ronsley’s humility is obvious in his unwillingness to acknowledge the important role he plays as the Founder of a business for good. However, he does explain that because of his background he feels connected to many cultures and it is the dichotomy between cultures and countries that inspires him to continue making an impact.
In this episode, Ronsley takes an honest and pragmatic look at his foundations as an entrepreneur and takes us through the pain of walking away from a broken business. He talks in-depth about his passion for giving to A Voice for a Voice - an initiative that protects girls and women from the sex trafficking industry.
Ronsley explains why failure made him brave and suggests that not being afraid is part of the secret to his success. He talks about expanding his horizons through podcasts and how it was the unlikely catalyst for creating a successful enterprise. He also gives advice to those thinking about a foray into podcasting as part of their business marketing strategy.
In his unique, understated style Ronsley also opens up about what happens when a business goes wrong and what to do to bounce back. He talks about his definition of success and how it’s naive to project perfection to fellow entrepreneurs. So, plug in and enjoy this refreshingly honest and insightful episode.
What You Will Discover in This Episode:
The business lessons Ronsley learned from failure.The importance of developing your mindset before your skillset.The fear of failure and what to do when business goes wrong.How Ronsley uses his agency to give back to ‘A Voice for a Voice’.How you will know if it’s the right time to start a podcast.How every entrepreneur battles with Imposter syndrome and how to overcome it.The difference between making an impact and giving.Why being brave is the key to success in business.Resources:
Amplify AgencyConnect with Ronsley:
Ronsley’s FacebookRonsley’s LinkedInAre you enjoying the podcast? Listen to the episode here and leave us a review:
iTunes: https://itunes.apple. com/au/podcast/inspiring- business-for-good/ id1442173853?mt=2
Stitcher: https://www. stitcher.com/podcast/ inspiring-business-for-good
Soundcloud: https:// soundcloud.com/ inspiringbusinessforgood
Google Podcast: https://www.google.com/ podcasts?feed= aHR0cHM6Ly9pbnNwaXJlLmJ1c2luZX NzL2NhdGVnb3J5L2luc3BpcmluZy1i dXNpbmVzcy1mb3ItZ29vZC1wb2RjYX N0L2ZlZWQv
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2Gfg1nuJFEZpzRocWWWi2U?si=1hhfmpRsQiOAnEDk47EV5wDon’t forget to subscribe on iTunes to be notified when new episodes are released.
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Ben has always had a vision for creating positive impacts on the way we prioritise our health. In this episode, Ben shares his journey and describes how he found his passion for helping others develop healthy lifestyle choices. Ben also incorporates giving into his business, with initiatives such as providing clean drinking water to communities around the world forming part of his business model.
Ben gives us an in-depth look at some of the wellness programmes he has implemented. He discusses the techniques that he believes promote health and fitness, such as an interactive waiting room, his transformation triangle, mindful breathing techniques and the importance of hanging.
Ben challenges listeners to step up their giving game and explains how he connected with other clinics to make an even bigger giving impact. Ben tells us why it’s important to do what makes you feel good every day. Enjoy!
What You Will Discover in This Episode:
Business lessons Ben learned and the connection between health and impact.Why Ben is on a mission to give 10 thousand years of age back.The importance of connecting an impact to your clients with your giving.The importance of understanding your body better than your iPhone.Why you should have a to-do list and a to-stop listWhy finding your tribe is so important.Surviving versus striving and the power of health on productivity.How quick early wins can inspire a long term commitment to health.Resources:
Kula Health WebsiteKula Health on FacebookConnect with Ben:
Ben’s InstagramAre you enjoying the podcast? Listen to the episode here and leave us a review:
iTunes: https://itunes.apple. com/au/podcast/inspiring- business-for-good/ id1442173853?mt=2
Stitcher: https://www. stitcher.com/podcast/ inspiring-business-for-good
Soundcloud: https:// soundcloud.com/ inspiringbusinessforgood
Google Podcast: https://www.google.com/ podcasts?feed= aHR0cHM6Ly9pbnNwaXJlLmJ1c2luZX NzL2NhdGVnb3J5L2luc3BpcmluZy1i dXNpbmVzcy1mb3ItZ29vZC1wb2RjYX N0L2ZlZWQv
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2Gfg1nuJFEZpzRocWWWi2U?si=1hhfmpRsQiOAnEDk47EV5wDon’t forget to subscribe on iTunes to be notified when new episodes are released.
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Natasha Hawker is the Director and Owner of Employee Matters - a company that helps small to medium businesses with their HR requirements. She is a speaker and author and helps entrepreneurs, both nationally and internationally, get the best from their employees.
Natasha admits that she’s always felt drawn to helping others, from being the ‘agony aunt’ to her peers in school to tagging along with her mum while she volunteered for Meals on Wheels. Natasha remembers being particularly affected by the loneliness of some of the older people in her community and reflects on how she was able to make an impact simply by communicating with them.
In this episode, Natasha talks about her first foray into being a business for good through the Dress for Success initiative, which provides workplace attire and career support for disadvantaged women. Natasha also reveals her plans for getting more women in the boardroom and her desire to mentor more female entrepreneurs.
Natasha goes in-depth about the tools she uses to help entrepreneurs navigate the business environment, from employee skills training to practical legal advice. She expounds the importance of being transparent with your employees; communicating your goals, and developing a passionate team.
Natasha also discusses the idea that you can make an impact on your clients, employees and your cash flow while also giving back, and explains how you can step up your giving as the business grows. Enjoy!
What You Will Discover in This Episode:
How to step up your giving as your business grows.The importance of integrating your giving into what you do.Why your global impact goals need to be scary.How investing in education is good business sense. Why employees are your competitive edge.Why you should create a highly engaged team.The importance of having an internal communication strategy. Why Human Resources is a critical business asset.Resources:
Employee MattersNatasha HawkerConnect with Natasha:
Natasha's TwitterNatasha’s LinkedInAre you enjoying the podcast? Listen to the episode here and leave us a review:
iTunes: https://itunes.apple. com/au/podcast/inspiring- business-for-good/ id1442173853?mt=2
Stitcher: https://www. stitcher.com/podcast/ inspiring-business-for-good
Soundcloud: https:// soundcloud.com/ inspiringbusinessforgood
Google Podcast: https://www.google.com/ podcasts?feed= aHR0cHM6Ly9pbnNwaXJlLmJ1c2luZX NzL2NhdGVnb3J5L2luc3BpcmluZy1i dXNpbmVzcy1mb3ItZ29vZC1wb2RjYX N0L2ZlZWQv
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2Gfg1nuJFEZpzRocWWWi2U?si=1hhfmpRsQiOAnEDk47EV5wDon’t forget to subscribe on iTunes to be notified when new episodes are released.
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Jeffrey Xia is an established philanthropist and business student at the University of Melbourne. He is the co-founder of Folding Our Futures, inspiring the next generation of changemakers through school programs and workshops.
Jeffrey is also heavily involved with JCI Australia, a worldwide family of young leaders creating positive change, both locally and globally, while also developing their skills and knowledge to make informed decisions for their community.
Jeffrey’s parents taught him to be altruistic from a young age and he became an active ambassador for the Red Cross and World Vision. He is also passionate about sustainability initiatives, a key reason why he became involved with Oaktree, Australia’s largest youth-run development agency.
In this episode, Jeffrey talks about the importance of engaging younger generations in social impact initiatives. He also discusses how changing the perception of youth as being disconnected has profound implications for the future and why harnessing their skills to become changemakers should be a priority.
Jeffrey speaks in-depth about the UN Global Goals and the core purpose of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) as an economic, social, and sustainable concept.
We also hear about Jeffrey’s passion for quality education and his work in low socio-economic communities. This an inspiring episode that will give you a new perspective on youth, leadership, and the future. Enjoy!
What You Will Discover in This Episode:
How to empower youth to be philanthropic.The connection between youth service and lifelong service.Jeffrey sharing his experience of being socially aware and altruistic from a young age.Why young leaders can be leaders now, not just in the future.The importance of balancing the challenges of business with the bigger picture of impact and legacy.How to help younger generations use their skills for social impact.Why youth and leadership are not linear.Why it’s important to challenge the status quo.Why the mindset of ticking the box as an impact business needs to shift to something more profound.Resources:
JCI Australia
Connect with Jeffrey:
Jeffrey’s LinkedIn
Are you enjoying the podcast? Listen to the episode here and leave us a review:
iTunes: https://itunes.apple. com/au/podcast/inspiring- business-for-good/ id1442173853?mt=2
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Soundcloud: https:// soundcloud.com/ inspiringbusinessforgood
Google Podcast: https://www.google.com/ podcasts?feed= aHR0cHM6Ly9pbnNwaXJlLmJ1c2luZX NzL2NhdGVnb3J5L2luc3BpcmluZy1i dXNpbmVzcy1mb3ItZ29vZC1wb2RjYX N0L2ZlZWQv
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2Gfg1nuJFEZpzRocWWWi2U?si=1hhfmpRsQiOAnEDk47EV5wDon’t forget to subscribe on iTunes to be notified when new episodes are released.
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David Dugan is a business coach and mentor for entrepreneurs. He develops relationships with small to medium business owners who are dedicated to creating financial and emotional growth, hosting events and workshops such as his ‘You Got This! Retreat’.
David began his career as a dentist, eventually joining the armed forces where he became a commander in the Navy. It was his experiences in the Navy, including a very personal tragedy, which further developed his sense of concern for others.
David’s travels during his Navy career took him to places that made him aware of his own privilege as an Australian, but what David also came to understand, was that in each culture, it was small businesses that were the backbone of the community. David realised that he could make a profound impact by helping entrepreneurs around the world.
In this episode, David talks about the bigger impact small businesses can have on the world and challenges our listeners to make more profit while discovering the capacity to give back. He delves into why it’s possible to make mistakes and still be successful and gives some great industry examples of hugely successful business ideas that are based on the simple principle of finding a want and filling that need for a decent price.
David goes in-depth on the importance of developing a relationship with numbers and dedicating time to implementing strategy and methodology to get results. This is an emotionally charged episode, with some wonderful insights about life and the power of entrepreneurship. Enjoy!
What You Will Discover in This Episode:
How to create intergenerational wealth through small businesses.Why entrepreneurs, not politicians, will lead us to a better future.David’s experience working alongside Richard Branson.The importance of creative thinking and living with passion.The law of reciprocity in business ownership.Why boring is profitable and profitable is fun.The importance of renewal time and looking after yourself first.Why you should understand your strengths in business.Why entrepreneurs need to aim for a purpose higher than profit.Resources:
David's WebsiteAbundance GlobalConnect with David:
David on FacebookDavid on LinkedInAre you enjoying the podcast? Listen to the episode here and leave us a review:
iTunes: https://itunes.apple. com/au/podcast/inspiring- business-for-good/ id1442173853?mt=2
Stitcher: https://www. stitcher.com/podcast/ inspiring-business-for-good
Soundcloud: https:// soundcloud.com/ inspiringbusinessforgood
Google Podcast: https://www.google.com/ podcasts?feed= aHR0cHM6Ly9pbnNwaXJlLmJ1c2luZX NzL2NhdGVnb3J5L2luc3BpcmluZy1i dXNpbmVzcy1mb3ItZ29vZC1wb2RjYX N0L2ZlZWQv
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2Gfg1nuJFEZpzRocWWWi2U?si=1hhfmpRsQiOAnEDk47EV5wDon’t forget to subscribe on iTunes to be notified when new episodes are released.Episode show notes proudly produced by Content Jet.
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Joanna Oakey is the woman behind Aspect Legal, a boutique specialist commercial law team dedicated to helping protect business owners as they grow. Joanna is focused on changing the negative perceptions around her industry and what she perceives as a tradition of avoiding lawyers in business.
One of the ways she hopes to do this is through her innate sense of giving back to the community and encouraging clients to get involved in giving back. Aspect Legal has already contributed more than 50,000 giving impacts despite a partnership with B1G1 that is still in its infancy.
Having built a loyal client base with shared principles, Joanna plans to expand the opportunities for clients to contribute to the ‘business for good’ community. She credits her parents for her philanthropic nature and wants these principles to resonate with both her team and her clients.
In this episode, Joanna chats about the projects that have inspired her and how she’s built a process and designed systems to achieve her business goals, while also understanding that it is key to take time to focus on yourself. She talks about how an existential crisis inspired her to get involved with B1G1 and the bigger impact she feels she’s making by helping people do more of what they love.
Joanna challenges listeners to play a bigger game and goes in-depth about the questions you should be asking about your businesses role as a change maker. This motivational episode is full of insightful advice and inspirational tips for giving back. Enjoy!
What You Will Discover in This Episode:
How having a great team who learn together leads to success.The importance of building business systems that encourage a work-life balance.Joanna’s entrepreneurial secrets and principles, including cultural integration.Common misconceptions about team management.The stages of being a business owner and how to progress through each stage.How to harness the power of giving while developing a successful business.Why encouraging other businesses to be a giving for good enterprise is rewarding.The importance of breaking moulds in your industry and spreading your message.Why it’s all about publishing content and being in it for the long haul.Resources:
Aspect LegalConnect with Joanna:
Aspect Legal’s LinkedInJoanna’s LinkedInAre you enjoying the podcast? Listen to the episode here and leave us a review:
iTunes: https://itunes.apple. com/au/podcast/inspiring- business-for-good/ id1442173853?mt=2
Stitcher: https://www. stitcher.com/podcast/ inspiring-business-for-good
Soundcloud: https:// soundcloud.com/ inspiringbusinessforgood
Google Podcast: https://www.google.com/ podcasts?feed= aHR0cHM6Ly9pbnNwaXJlLmJ1c2luZX NzL2NhdGVnb3J5L2luc3BpcmluZy1i dXNpbmVzcy1mb3ItZ29vZC1wb2RjYX N0L2ZlZWQv
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2Gfg1nuJFEZpzRocWWWi2U?si=1hhfmpRsQiOAnEDk47EV5wDon’t forget to subscribe on iTunes to be notified when new episodes are released.Episode show notes proudly produced by Content Jet.
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PJ Patterson is the CEO of Keystone Financial, a company whose underlying mission is to help Australian families become financially stable and financially indepedent. On today’s episode, PJ joins us to share his insights on finance, while talking about his journey of giving through business.
PJ used to adopt a sporadic, ad-hoc approach to donating and giving. Recently, he discovered B1G1, and was immediately blown away by the concept. He soon became a B1G1 giving partner and implemented a more structured, meaningful, and consistent way of giving through business. PJ continues to be an advocate for B1G1 and a great example of how businesses can do good no matter how big or small they are.
In today’s episode, PJ explains the driving factor behind his motivation for becoming a B1G1 partner. We also talk about how Australian families can become financially stable and independent. PJ reveals two of the four key assets every Australian should own if they want to create wealth. He also talks about the importance of cash flow, and the one asset that can create financial freedom that Australians neglect.
If you want to learn more about how being a business for good can impact your life, legacy, and your business, then you’ll love hearing PJ’s story. The financial advice he shares in this episode is gold, so check it out if you want to find out what assets you should be creating. Enjoy!
What you will discover in this episode:
PJ’s first memory of helping others at a retirement home.How B1G1 helped PJ move from sporadic giving to meaningful, consistent giving.The one thing Australians need to do more of if they want to achieve financial freedom.Two of the four key assets that you need to have in place to achieve financial stability.How Keystone Financial aligns with PJ's mission to give back.Two standard procedures PJ followed to integrate giving into his business.Resources:
Money Matters PodcastGolden HeartsConnect with PJ:
KEYSTONEFINANCIAL.COM.AUFacebook Instagram PJ Patterson on LinkedInAre you enjoying the podcast? Listen to the episode here and leave us a review:
iTunes: https://itunes.apple. com/au/podcast/inspiring- business-for-good/ id1442173853?mt=2
Stitcher: https://www. stitcher.com/podcast/ inspiring-business-for-good
Soundcloud: https:// soundcloud.com/ inspiringbusinessforgood
Google Podcast: https://www.google.com/ podcasts?feed= aHR0cHM6Ly9pbnNwaXJlLmJ1c2luZX NzL2NhdGVnb3J5L2luc3BpcmluZy1i dXNpbmVzcy1mb3ItZ29vZC1wb2RjYX N0L2ZlZWQv
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2Gfg1nuJFEZpzRocWWWi2U?si=1hhfmpRsQiOAnEDk47EV5wDon’t forget to subscribe on iTunes to be notified when new episodes are released.
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Sonja Walker is a superhero to many families and children in Australia. Sonja is the Founder of Kids First Children’s Services, known for helping kids (and their parents and teachers) thrive, and not just cope, as they navigate the ups and downs of preschool, school, and life. If you have a child who is preparing for school, you’re going to find this episode incredibly valuable.
At Kids First, Sonja leads an award-winning team of psychologists, speech pathologists, occupational therapists and teachers, and they have supported more than 11,000 children and families in the past 11 years. Sonja is also the author of Amazon best-selling book, School Ready: A practical and supportive guide for parents with sensitive kids.
In this episode, Sonja joins us to talk about what motivated her to start Kids First Children’s Services despite having no previous business experience. She gives us an inside look at the impact Kids First is making and shares tips and advice for kids and parents who are preparing for school.
Sonja also talks about the impact Kids First makes on the world through their Therapists For Good initiative. She also describes the impact that giving has had on her team and her business and explains how easy it is to incorporate a giving strategy into your business thanks to B1G1. If you’re a parent, new business owner, or even a child going through school, you’re going to love this conversation. Enjoy!
What You Will Discover in This Episode:
Sonja’s first memory of helping others as a young girl.Why she gravitated towards children who had special needs.What motivated and inspired Sonja to create Kids First Children’s Services.Why Sonja took the leap and started her own business in 2007 despite having no experience.Why asking the right questions of your school is so important.Sonja’s advice for kids who are preparing for school.How Sonja has integrated giving into her business via their Therapist for Good program.How quick and easy it is to give back thanks to B1G1’s platform.Resources:
School Ready: A Practical and Supportive Guide for Parents with Sensitive KidsFree Parent GuidebooksKids First’s Therapists For Good InitiativeConnect with Sonja:
KIDS-FIRST.COM.AUSonja’s LinkedInEmail: [email protected]u
Are you enjoying the podcast? Listen to the episode here and leave us a review:
iTunes: https://itunes.apple. com/au/podcast/inspiring- business-for-good/ id1442173853?mt=2
Stitcher: https://www. stitcher.com/podcast/ inspiring-business-for-good
Soundcloud: https:// soundcloud.com/ inspiringbusinessforgood
Google Podcast: https://www.google.com/ podcasts?feed= aHR0cHM6Ly9pbnNwaXJlLmJ1c2luZX NzL2NhdGVnb3J5L2luc3BpcmluZy1i dXNpbmVzcy1mb3ItZ29vZC1wb2RjYX N0L2ZlZWQv
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2Gfg1nuJFEZpzRocWWWi2U?si=1hhfmpRsQiOAnEDk47EV5wDon’t forget to subscribe on iTunes to be notified when new episodes are released.
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Hunter Leonard is the Founder of Silver & Wise - a company that helps mature-age Aussies start and grow their business. He is a speaker, entrepreneur, and author of six books, including ‘Generation Experience: 8 Steps for Mature-Age Business Success’. Hunter, along with his wife and business partner, Nicole, also support a range of giving projects including human rights and keeping kids off drugs.
In today’s episode, Hunter joins us to talk about his fight against ageism and how he has positioned his business to help mature-age Aussies start their own business. He believes a lot of experienced, talented mature-age Aussies are being pushed out of the job market in favour of younger workers, and that starting a business is a great option for those who find themselves out of work.
Hunter also talks about how he has incorporated giving into his business, and why he is passionate about supporting human rights. Hunter provides some practical tips for giving through business and explains the best process for communicating your giving impacts to your customers. Enjoy!
What You Will Discover in This Episode:
Why Hunter believes business should be about producing more than you need and using the excess to help others.How to communicate your giving impacts effectively.How to integrate being a business for good into your marketing strategy.Hunter’s top marketing tips, including the importance of knowing your customer.Why you should ask your existing customers for feedback and make sure they are delighted with your service.Resources:
Generation Experience: 8 Steps for Mature-Age Business Success by Hunter LeonardSilver & Wise Free Mini-CourseConnect with Hunter:
SILVERANDWISE.ORG.AUHunter’s LinkedInAre you enjoying the podcast? Listen to the episode here and leave us a review:
iTunes: https://itunes.apple. com/au/podcast/inspiring- business-for-good/ id1442173853?mt=2
Stitcher: https://www. stitcher.com/podcast/ inspiring-business-for-good
Soundcloud: https:// soundcloud.com/ inspiringbusinessforgood
Google Podcast: https://www.google.com/ podcasts?feed= aHR0cHM6Ly9pbnNwaXJlLmJ1c2luZX NzL2NhdGVnb3J5L2luc3BpcmluZy1i dXNpbmVzcy1mb3ItZ29vZC1wb2RjYX N0L2ZlZWQv
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2Gfg1nuJFEZpzRocWWWi2U?si=1hhfmpRsQiOAnEDk47EV5wDon’t forget to subscribe on iTunes to be notified when new episodes are released.
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Sarah Bartholomeusz is the Founder of the award-winning commercial law firm, You Legal, which she launched while she was seven months pregnant.
In today’s episode, Sarah joins us to talk about her journey growing her own law practice, where her employees work from wherever they want at a time that’s convenient for them. Sarah describes how important You Legal’s values are to the business, and the impact they have had on recent hires.
Sarah also talks about her three books and reveals the thing that inspired her to write a book about drug dealers. She tells us a fascinating story about American Gangster Frank Lucas and reveals the lessons that we can learn from his downfall. She also shares her insights and advice on what legal steps you should take to protect your business.
Sarah also talks about the role that giving back plays in her business and her life. She tells us how taking her kids to visit Cambodia has helped educate them on how fortunate we are to live in Australia, and that there are people in the world that need our help.
What You Will Discover in This Episode:
How Sarah runs a law practice with flexible hours and remote employees.How Sarah launched her business while she was 7 months pregnant.Why Sarah decided to write a book about drug dealers.How travelling to developing countries has helped Sarah educate her kids.How B1G1 helped Sarah go from fractured giving to a structured process where they could track their impact.The impact visiting Cambodia had on her perspective and desire to give back.What we can learn from American Gangster Frank Lucas, and the one thing that was his undoing. Things you should consider trademarking to avoid a rebranding disaster.Resources:
How to Avoid a Fall From Grace: Legal Lessons for DirectorsKingpin: Legal Lessons from the UnderworldGrowing a Medical Practice: From Frustrations to a High Performance BusinessYou Legal’s ValuesConnect with Sarah:
YOULEGAL.COM.AUSarah on LinkedInAre you enjoying the podcast? Listen to the episode here and leave us a review:
iTunes: https://itunes.apple. com/au/podcast/inspiring- business-for-good/ id1442173853?mt=2
Stitcher: https://www. stitcher.com/podcast/ inspiring-business-for-good
Soundcloud: https:// soundcloud.com/ inspiringbusinessforgood
Google Podcast: https://www.google.com/ podcasts?feed= aHR0cHM6Ly9pbnNwaXJlLmJ1c2luZX NzL2NhdGVnb3J5L2luc3BpcmluZy1i dXNpbmVzcy1mb3ItZ29vZC1wb2RjYX N0L2ZlZWQv
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2Gfg1nuJFEZpzRocWWWi2U?si=1hhfmpRsQiOAnEDk47EV5wDon’t forget to subscribe on iTunes to be notified when new episodes are released.
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Carolyn Butler-Madden is the founder of Sunday Lunch, a marketing consultancy that specialises in cause and purpose-led marketing. Carolyn believes that by aligning a brand with a cause in a way that unlocks both brand and social value, businesses can do well by doing good.
Carolyn is the author of Amazon best-selling book Path To Purpose, Australia’s first book on cause marketing. She’s also a contributing author to B1G1’s Better Business, Better Life, Better World book. Her vision for the future is simple - Brands drive profit through purpose. Marketing becomes a force for good.
In this episode, Carolyn gives us a behind the scenes look at how cause marketing works, and talks about the history of the movement in Australia. She talks about how everything turned pink in Australia to support breast cancer, and how companies jumped on the bandwagon without giving any real thought to how it aligned with their brand. She tells us why this strategy is flawed, and how the ‘pink wave’ was a setback for the cause marketing movement in Australia.
Carolyn talks about the strategies and stories behind some of the brands who are the best at cause marketing, including Zambreros, Airbnb, Pampers, and Allphones. If you want to learn about the power of cause marketing and how you can strategically align giving within your business, then take a listen. Enjoy!
What You Will Discover in This Episode:How a trip to London turned into a 10-year career in the advertising industry.The cause marketing campaign that generated a 60% increase in brand trust.The misguided giving strategy that set Australia back years.How giving authentically with a strategically aligned purpose can be a powerful point of difference.Zambrero’s inspiring mission of giving 1 billion meals to those in need.How Airbnb used cause marketing to unlock $7 million worth of free media value.How Pampers’s giving strategy has enabled them to eliminate Maternal and Neonatal Tetanus in 20 countries.The story behind the success of the Allphones Red Hot Chilli Challenge campaign.Resources:Carolyn’s Book Path to PurposeBetter Business, Better Life, Better World: The Movement BookPampers Giving Back to the CommunityZambrero’s Plate 4 Plate initiativeConnect with Carolyn:
CAROLYNBUTLERMADDEN.COM
SUNDAYLUNCH.COM.AU
Carolyn on LinkedIniTunes: https://itunes.apple. com/au/podcast/inspiring- business-for-good/ id1442173853?mt=2
Stitcher: https://www. stitcher.com/podcast/ inspiring-business-for-good
Soundcloud: https:// soundcloud.com/ inspiringbusinessforgood
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Ale Wiecek on Happiness at Work, Customer Rituals & Being a Business For Good
Ale Wiecek is an empathic Customer Experience Design Consultant and Human Centred Strategist with over 17 years’ international experience. She is the Founder of Sqr One, a customer experience design studio dedicated to helping businesses design products, services, and strategies that matter.
Ale is also passionate about giving back, having been inspired after reading Toms Founder Black Mycoskie’s book while on holiday in Bali. Her business, Sqr One, now donates 25% of their profits through causes like B1G1 and IDEO. Ale talks about the impacts that giving has on not only the world, but your business, your team, and your life.
Ale also dives deep into the power behind giving customers a human-centric experience when they interact with your business online. She talks about how design sprints and journey mapping can help you delight your customers. Ale also shares some wonderful stories about happiness at work and going above and beyond to satisfy your clients. Enjoy!
What You Will Discover in This Episode:Ale’s journey from Venezuela, to working in London, to now living in Brisbane.The inspiration behind Ale’s design thinking business, Sqr One.Why Ale believes giving customers a human-centric experience is so important.Why Blake Mycoskie’s biography inspired Ale to give back.The story of a Denmark agency’s ‘Happiness at Work’ initiative.The customer rituals that will help you improve your service and reputation.The importance of design sprints and journey mapping in business.Why Sqr One donates 25% of their profits through causes like B1G1 and IDEO.Resources:Conscious Capitalism: Liberating the Heroic Spirt of BusinessStart Something That Matters by Blake MycoskieBlake Mycoskie’s BioWoo Hoo Inc’s Happiness at Work initiativeSqr One’s valuesConnect with Ale:SQRONE.COM.AUAle’s LinkedInSqr One on InstagramSqr One on FacebookSqr One on YouTubeAre you enjoying the podcast? Listen to the episode here and leave us a review:
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James Hill is the Founder of Prescript Recruitment, a medical recruitment company for locum and permanaent roles in Australia. Prescript has carved out a niche for placing doctors in rural Australian communities where there is a shortage of medical professionals.
James was first introduced to the power of giving when he visited the Northern Territory in 2009 to see the work that the Fred Hollows Foundation was doing. Witnessing the incredible impact that the foundation was making inspired James to create his own company with his own culture so he could give back too.
In this epsiode, James talks about how he documented Prescript’s values before he launched the business. He has made an effort to ensure every person who joins the company shares his values, and each new employee receives a welcome pack to help them settle in. James talks about the direct impact that his business is making by helping rural communities that are in desperate need of doctors. Enjoy!
What You Will Discover in This Episode:
James’s first giving experience at a young age, helping donate to a famine program in Cambodia.The amazing story and eye-opening experience of visting the Northern Territory to see the work of the Fred Hollows Foundation.The thing that inspired James to create his own company and give back.The giving impacts that Prescript Recruitment make, and how they communicate those impacts with their clients.Why it’s important to share your giving campaigns with the world.The recruitment videos that James created to encourage doctors to work in rural Australia.How James has created a great company culture and why he believes values are so important.Resources:
UN Global Goals VideoAbout Prescript & their valuesPrescript on YouTube including recruitment videosPrescript’s BlogConnect with James:
PRESCRIPT.COM.AUJames on LinkedInAre you enjoying the podcast? Listen to the episode here and leave us a review:
iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/au/podcast/inspiring-business-for-good/id1442173853?mt=2Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/inspiring-business-for-goodSoundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/inspiringbusinessforgoodGoogle Podcast: https://www.google.com/podcasts?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly9pbnNwaXJlLmJ1c2luZXNzL2NhdGVnb3J5L2luc3BpcmluZy1idXNpbmVzcy1mb3ItZ29vZC1wb2RjYXN0L2ZlZWQvSpotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2Gfg1nuJFEZpzRocWWWi2U?si=1hhfmpRsQiOAnEDk47EV5wDon’t forget to subscribe on iTunes to be notified when new episodes are released.
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Eye-opening is the only way I can describe today’s episode. Nicky Mih, Managing Director of sex trafficking prevention organisation Free to Shine, holds nothing back as she takes us deep into her world working with vulnerable young girls in Cambodia.
Nicky shares intimate details about her experience working to protect girls who are most at risk to sex trafficking. She helps us get a feel for the dangers these girls and their families live every day, sharing stories that will give you a new found perspective on your life.
Nicky tells us about 8-year-old Kin and her Grandmother, who lived outside on a wooden bed, with only a black sheet of plastic wrapped around a tree providing some form of shelter. She talks about how this story inspired her to start building homes for these families. Today, Free to Shine has built a total of 19 homes.
Nicky explains that to keep vulnerable girls safe, they need to be in school. She tells us about how the girls sometimes struggle to stay in school, with hunger and thirst often forcing them to leave in search of food and clean water. Nicky also talks about the importance of giving back, in life and through business, before you’re ready. She encourages listeners to do what’s right and do what matters, and the rest will take care of itself. I think you’ll find this episode incredibly moving and inspiring.
What you will discover in this episode:
The incredible work Nicky does in Cambodia with her organisation Free to Shine.Nicky taking us back to the dark past of Cambodia where all educated people were murdered.The incredible story of 8-year-old Kin and her Grandmother.The one thing trafficking survivors told Nicky they want the most.The heartbreaking story of the young Cambodian girl named Cina.The inspirational story of Grade 6 student Nette, who began teaching Grade 3 students so more girls would stay in school.The unique, immersive ‘choose your own adventure’ experience partners receive when they visit Camobia.Resources:
‘Do What Matters’ by Nicky MihFree to Shine Impact ReportsConnect with Nicky:
Free to Shine WebsiteFree to Shine on FacebookNicky’s WebsiteNicky’s LinkedInNicky’s Email AddressAre you enjoying the podcast? Listen to the episode here and leave us a review:
Don’t forget to subscribe on iTunes to be notified when new episodes are released.
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Petar Lackovic is a master salesman. He is the Director of Sales and Entrepreneur Development at The Entourage and has helped thousands of entrepreneurs achieve life-changing results in their business.
Petar has always had a talent for sales. He landed his first sales job at a gym, and within two weeks he was promoted to Sales Manager on the back of his outstanding results. Another two and a half weeks later, he was promoted again and found himself managing his first business. In this role, he helped systemise the business and achieved exponential growth, expanding to 15 gyms in the same time it took to reach 4.
In this episode, Petar reveals the secrets to selling, including what language to use and how to frame the conversation so you’re delivering value instead of making a sale. He goes in depth about how you should focus on thoughts and feelings, not on what you want the customer to do.
Petar also talks about the bigger impact he’s making - helping people do more of what they love. He challenges listeners to play a bigger game, pointing out that the person you are today shouldn’t be able to achieve the goals you set for tomorrow. He goes in-depth on the 4 phases of entrepreneurship and the 6 key functions of every business. This unmissable episode of jam-packed full of value. Enjoy!
What You Will Discover in This Episode:
The business lessons Petar learned working in his family’s deli.How Petar negotiated his way into University after failing Year 12 twice.The importance of developing your mindset before your skillset.Petar sharing his sales secrets and principles, including what language you should use.Common misconceptions on management.The 4 stages of being a business owner and how to progress through each stage.Why you should be playing a bigger game.How knowing your numbers and having a scoreboard can transform your business.Resources:
THE-ENTOURAGE.COMJack Delosa’s InstagramConnect with Petar:
The Entourage on FacebookPetar’s InstagramPetar’s LinkedInAre you enjoying the podcast? Listen to the episode here and leave us a review:
iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/au/podcast/inspiring-business-for-good/id1442173853?mt=2Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/inspiring-business-for-goodSoundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/inspiringbusinessforgoodGoogle Podcast: https://www.google.com/podcasts?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly9pbnNwaXJlLmJ1c2luZXNzL2NhdGVnb3J5L2luc3BpcmluZy1idXNpbmVzcy1mb3ItZ29vZC1wb2RjYXN0L2ZlZWQvSpotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2Gfg1nuJFEZpzRocWWWi2U?si=1hhfmpRsQiOAnEDk47EV5wDon’t forget to subscribe on iTunes to be notified when new episodes are released.
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Today on the Podcast I have a very special guest - Glen Carlson. Glen is the co-founder of Dent Global and the Key Person of Influence Accelerator. Dent offers training, advisory, and business services for rising stars of business, and they’ve recently completed their 97th intake of the KPI program.
When it comes to people who have had a profound impact on my business and life, Glen is up there with the likes of Paul Dunn and Daniel Flynn. He’s not only an expert on things like pitching, publishing, and partnerships, but his insights on giving through business are game-changing.
In this episode, Glen takes us right back to the days of growing his very first business with Daniel Priestley. He talks about the valuable lessons he learned around leveraging profile and building influence, and how that lead to the creation of the KPI program.
Glen also talks about his first giving experience in business, when he teamed up with The Hunger Project to donate the revenue from his event ticket sales. He talks about the incredible impact this giving gesture had on his business and the light bulb moment where he realised how powerful giving could be.
Glen also dives deep into the ‘multiplier effect’ of giving, explaining the multi-faceted benefits giving has on your business and life. He talks about the common objections to giving and how to get past them, and the emotional impact the Global Goals ‘We the People’ video had on his team. Glen will inspire you to adopt a giving program in your business while explaining just how easy and affordable it is. Enjoy!
What You Will Discover in This Episode:
Glen’s first giving experience through business with The Hunger Project.Why hunger is our greatest asset.How Glen discovered the power behind leveraging a business owner’s reputation and profile.How giving makes you stand out and acts as a powerful differentiator.How B1G1 makes giving effortless and easy for any business.The multiplier effect of giving.How Dent gamified giving to encourage their clients to take action and complete tasks.Why you should start giving now rather than waiting until you’re successful.Resources:
Video - Global Goals: We the PeoplePledge1percent.orgB1G1Free KPI BookThe Dent PodcastFree KPI Scorecarddent.global/startConnect with Glen:
Glen’s FacebookGlen’s InstagramGlen’s LinkedInAre you enjoying the podcast? Listen to the episode here and leave us a review:
iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/au/podcast/inspiring-business-for-good/id1442173853?mt=2Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/inspiring-business-for-goodSoundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/inspiringbusinessforgoodGoogle Podcast: https://www.google.com/podcasts?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly9pbnNwaXJlLmJ1c2luZXNzL2NhdGVnb3J5L2luc3BpcmluZy1idXNpbmVzcy1mb3ItZ29vZC1wb2RjYXN0L2ZlZWQvSpotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2Gfg1nuJFEZpzRocWWWi2U?si=1hhfmpRsQiOAnEDk47EV5wDon’t forget to subscribe on iTunes to be notified when new episodes are released.
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Stella Concha is the CEO of Reo Group, a financial recruitment company whose mission is to elevate human potential. Stella is wonderfully unique, and this episode is worth listening to just to hear about her approach to living in the present moment and following her purpose.
Stella remembers playing doctor as a 5-year-old and knowing at that moment that she wanted to dedicate her life to helping others. One medical degree later, Stella realised that medicine wasn’t for her. If she wanted to live her purpose, she would have to make the courageous decision to give up on medicine.
Fast forward to today, and Stella is the CEO of a financial recruitment company. At first, medicine and financial recruitment seem like worlds apart, but as Stella explains, they both share striking similarities. She reveals that 76% of children in rural Australia don’t have access to a school, and how Reo Group is giving days of technology education to help bridge the gap.
We talk about that incredible video that she created, and how B1G1’s technology has helped move charitable giving to the shop floor. Stella goes in-depth on the impact becoming a B1G1 partner has had on her business, and how connecting team outcomes with giving is helping to encourage positive behaviour. I hope you enjoy our conversation as much as I did.What You Will Discover in This Episode:
The reason why Stella doesn’t set goals.Why Stella made the difficult decision to walk away from her career in medicine.The surprising similarities between medicine and financial recruitment.The shocking statistic that 76% of children in rural Australia don’t have access to a school, and how Reo Group is helping to change it. Why education is close to Reo Group’s heart.The incredible work that Dot Com Mob are doing in rural Australia.How B1G1’s technology has empowered her team and allowed them to make a difference every day.How shifting giving to employee outcomes encourages positive behaviour and boosts morale.Resources:
Reo Group’s Inspiring Giving VideoThe Reo Group BlogDotComMob.orgConnect with Stella:
REOGROUP.COM.AUStella’s LinkedInStella’s InstagramAre you enjoying the podcast? Listen to the episode here and leave us a review:
iTunes https://itunes.apple.com/au/podcast/inspiring-business-for-good/id1442173853?mt=2Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/inspiring-business-for-goodSoundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/inspiringbusinessforgoodGoogle Podcast: https://www.google.com/podcasts?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly9pbnNwaXJlLmJ1c2luZXNzL2NhdGVnb3J5L2luc3BpcmluZy1idXNpbmVzcy1mb3ItZ29vZC1wb2RjYXN0L2ZlZWQvSpotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2Gfg1nuJFEZpzRocWWWi2U?si=1hhfmpRsQiOAnEDk47EV5wDon’t forget to subscribe on iTunes to be notified when new episodes are released.
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Today on the show, it is a great privilege to chat with Paul Dunn. Paul is the man behind B1G1, a global business initiative on a mission to create a world full of giving. He is a 4-time TEDx Speaker, entrepreneur, and master presenter. Paul spearheaded the Business for Good Movement, which has inspired businesses across the world to give back to those in need.
I asked Paul to share his very first memory of wanting to do good for somebody else. Paul talks about how from the start of his life, giving back was always his passion. At a young age, he was able to share a table with people like David Packard and Bill Hewlett, Founders of The Hewlett -Packard Company. In their presence, he learned the two driving forces that pushed him to do what he does now; giving abundantly.
In the middle part of our conversation, Paul tells us that 84 businesses are being founded every hour. Why is this number so high? Why are so many people choosing to build a business? Is it for themselves or the greater good? He recalls a quote from a Richard Branson speech, where he said, “Businesses who do good, do better.” We discuss why developing and discovering a business’s purpose, passion, and values are so important.
When you listen to Paul talk about his purpose and passion in this episode, you’ll find yourself reflecting on your business and your life, asking the question: “Why do I do what I do?”
What You Will Discover in This Episode:
The story behind Paul’s decision to create a movement that encouraged charitable giving.The two driving forces that lead Paul to create B1G1.The 3 L’s that determine your Legacy.How business owners can leverage their legacy.Paul sharing his passion for giving abundantly and why all entrepreneurs should follow suit.Paul’s tipping point: How the 2006 tsunami made him realise that he has a bigger obligation to the world.The mindset shift that business owners need to make to embrace the idea of doing business while giving back.Paul explaining why business owners are in the best position to make the world a happier place.Resources:
ONE - Sharing the Joy of Giving by Masami SatoInterview with Simon Sinek
Impact, Habit and Connection | Paul Dunn | TEDxStHelier
TEDxSingapore - Paul Dunn
TEDxChCh - Paul Dunn - Wow and Woow
London Brand Accelerator - Paul Dunn - Buy1GIVE1
Connect with Paul
Paul’s Website: PAULDUNNONLINE.COM
B1G1 Website: B1G1.COM/BUSINESSFORGOOD
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Taj Pabari is eighteen-years-old and just finished high school, yet his passion for young people, business and entrepreneurship has led him to a level of influence well beyond his year. He is the Founder & CEO of Fiftysix Creations, Australasia’s largest Entrepreneurship School Workshop Provider.
Taj joins me on today’s episode to talk all things life and entrepreneurship, showing the wisdom of a 40-year-old man and sharing his vision for the future. Taj admits that he never liked school work. He wasn’t interested in the traditional pathway that school had to offer. Instead, he experimented with technology and spent most of his time looking forward to activities outside of school.
Taj’s exposure to technology at a very young age led him to start his own blog at the age of 11. Just 3 years later, at the age of 14, Taj founded Fiftysix Creations, with the mission to educate 100,000 Australian students about business and entrepreneurship by 2020.
Taj created his business on the back of his belief that children need to have an alternate way of learning. He recognised that as we enter the workforce of the future, the skills that will be useful are soft skills and people skills. Today, we're privileged to have him share it all with us on the podcast.
What You Will Discover in This Episode:
How Taj went from being a tech blogger to a startup entrepreneur.The process behind the Fiftysix DIY tablet kit.How Taj balances being the CEO of his company and a high school student.Taj on the importance of preparing our children for the jobs of the future.The one skill that will never be replaced by machines.The driving factor behind Taj wanting to help kids find their inner entrepreneurial mindset.Taj sharing his mission and vision of giving underprivileged children access to world-class quality of education. How to energise your team.Resources:
Business Camp for KidsSchool WorkshopsFiftysix Creations VR KitConnect with Taj:
Taj Personal WebsiteTaj on InstagramTaj on FacebookTaj on TwitterAre you enjoying the podcast? Listen to the episode here and leave us a review:
iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/au/podcast/18-year-old-ceo-taj-pabari-on-educating-next-generation/id1442173853?i=1000424016701&mt=2
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Today on the podcast, I chat with Daniel Flynn, the Co-Founder and Managing Director of Thankyou. Thankyou is a social enterprise that commits 100% of their profit towards ending global poverty. Today, Thankyou products can be found in over 5,500 outlets in Australia, and they’ve donated millions of dollars to provide safe water, toilets, and health programs to thousands of people in need.
In 2008, at the age of 19, Daniel recalls sitting in front of his computer and crying. He was crying because he was reading about kids as young as 4 and 5 walking every day to collect dirty water, water that carries disease and ends up killing their brothers and sisters. It was in that moment that Daniel knew he wanted to do something to help.
After learning that 900 million people didn’t have access to clean water, all while we were spending $50 billion on bottled water, Daniel set out on his mission to make a difference. Every company has a story, and Daniel reveals why every company should share theirs with the world.
In this episode, he takes us right back to the time when he started to build Thankyou. He also shares details of the business plan that took off last year when they finally entered a new market in New Zealand. Daniel also talks about his experience being interviewed by Former US President Barack Obama at the Obama Foundation Summit.
This is an unmissable episode. You will hear from Daniel about the importance of running a company with integrity, the mistakes you need to avoid when building a social enterprise, and where to put all your focus when push comes to shove.
What You Will Discover in This Episode:
Daniel on being interviewed by Former US President Barack Obama.One of the values that Daniel followed when producing Thankyou products.The non-negotiables for building a social enterprise.Why it’s important to tell the story behind every company.The two ways Daniel instils the same set of values he lives by in the people around him.What effective leadership should look like.Resources:
Chapter One Book
Obama Foundation Summit | Live Desk Featuring Daniel Flynn
Connect with Daniel:
Thankyou Website
Thankyou on Facebook
Thankyou on Instagram
Thankyou on Twitter
Daniel’s LinkedIn
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