15 episodes
The Athlete CEO Sione
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- Business
Professional sport is a great vehicle for athletes to leverage off. The Athlete CEO podcast provides insights and information around branding, management, entrepreneurship, personal development and a whole heap of other topics that can assist pro-athletes becoming an Athlete CEO.
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Power of the Athlete Narrative - Malcolm Lemmons
In this episode, you will hear from professional athlete Malcolm Lemmons and how he is empowering athletes to share their story. We talk about the agency landscape and the huge opportunity for athletes to take control of their transition.
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Wealth creation through property
In this episode Hannah Mcqueen, founding director of Enable Me New Zealand, share's her tips for professional athletes on how they can start to utilise their money to generate wealth.
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Rise of Athlete Empire and sticking to your vision.
In this episode, I'm interviewed by James Kemp, Kiwi entrepreneur and partner to Athlete Empire. James assists our athletes in creating a leveraged knowledge business.
Don't know what this means? Listen to find out.
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Step up and pursue your dream.
Don’t let other people’s opinion be the reason you don’t follow your dream.
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How bad do you want it? - The Leivaha Pulu Story
yeah, just listen and learn from this awesome dude. #purposedriven.
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No money? All good. $200,000 in sales on a $200 budget. Kale Panoho
Kale Panoho is a name you’re going to hear more of in 2019. Kale was let go after a 90-day-trial in a sales job he struggled with daily. Facing unemployment, uncertainty, and unhappiness he decided that perseverance in the face of adversity is better than praying for someone else to solve your problems. So he solved his own.
Low on funds but big on ideas, he opened his own gym in a facility he didn’t own, with a next-to-nothing budget, with no equipment except A3 and A4 cutouts, and in 14 days he turned a $200 marketing budget into $202,000 of annual revenue.
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