In Good Company

In Good Company
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Welcome to In Good Company, the podcast that believes good business starts with good people!

  1. 5d ago

    Confronting the Voice That Says You're Not Enough with Jo Marshall

    This week on the podcast, we're joined by Jo Marshall, founder of Culturise and Chair of Gymnastics South Australia, for a conversation about what it really *feels* like to build a career, a business and a life. It starts with elite gymnastics and building a career around workplace culture. But it quickly becomes a conversation about the stories we tell ourselves. Jo reflects on leaving the Australian Institute of Sport at just 15, building a decade-long consulting business while quietly carrying imposter syndrome, and the moment she realised she was, in her own words, "in an abusive relationship" with her own self-talk.If you've ever looked around and wondered whether everyone else has it figured out except you, this one's worth a listen. References mentioned Jim Collins' Good to Great — the “right people on the bus” concept Breakthrough Mental Health Research Foundation  Connect with Jo LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/jo-marshall-culturise/  Culturise - https://www.culturise.com.au/ Gymnastics South Australia — Jo serves as Chair Connect with IGC https://linktr.ee/youreingoodcompany/

    Confronting the Voice That Says You're Not Enough with Jo Marshall

  2. Aug 10

    Reinventing Yourself Every Five Minutes with Stephen Deeble

    This week on the podcast, we sit down with Stephen Deeble, founder of Adelaide production house Visualism, who stumbled into a TV newsroom job at seventeen (his school's ultimatum, not his idea) and has spent twenty-five-plus years since chasing the same feeling: kid in a toy shop, not a job. Steve gets honest about the moment he realised a nine-to-five, even a fun one with agency perks, wasn't for him, and the deliberate call to build Visualism as something bigger than his own name from day one. He talks through the “duck on water” stress of running a creative business, why he sees AI as a breath of fresh air rather than a threat, and how noticing years of wasted footage sitting on hard drives sparked his newest venture, Visy. The takeaway: imposter syndrome never fully disappears - you just get better at swimming through it. References mentioned: ●  Hotel Mumbai — the feature film Steve cut his teeth on early in his production career. ●  Frame.io — the existing cloud asset-management tool Steve name-checked as the starting point for building Visy. ●  Visualism — Steve's Adelaide-based production company, nine years running. ●  Visy — Steve's newest venture, a white-labelled, AI-powered visual asset portal for high-content organisations. Connect with Stephen Deeble: ●  Visualism — for production, direction and editing work. https://www.visualizm.com.au/ ●  Visy — for the AI-powered media portal, now live in market. https://vizy.com.au/#plans Connect with IGC: https://linktr.ee/youreingoodcompany/

    Reinventing Yourself Every Five Minutes with Stephen Deeble

  3. Aug 3

    Building the Confidence After You've Already Jumped with Ashlea Caygill

    This week we're talking to Ashlea Caygill, a graphic designer turned in-house AFL photographer turned now-freelance music and festival photographer who's about to jump on a plane for European festival season. Ashlea walks us through leaving a secure job at Richmond during Covid, the terrifying stretch between quitting and actually knowing the money would come in, and the studio shoot that fell apart in the first five minutes (power surge and all) that taught her confidence isn't something you need before you start - it's something you build by doing the thing anyway. We also get into pricing when your industry has no rate card, the "fake Karen account" every solo operator eventually needs for chasing invoices, and the unexpected shot of two ballerinas at a DJ set that became one of her all-time favourites. References: Profit First by Mike Michalowicz. Connect with Ashlea: https://www.instagram.com/ashleacaygill/ www.ashleacaygill.com Connect with IGC: https://linktr.ee/youreingoodcompany/

    Building the Confidence After You've Already Jumped with Ashlea Caygill

  4. Jul 27

    Comfort Zones Are Overrated with Steve Tabone

    Steve Tabone hypes up 70,000 people at the footy for a living — and he told us sitting across from two people with a microphone was scarier. That's the whole vibe of this one. Steve built Active Beats from the ground up, scaled it with a team of subcontractors so his business doesn't fall over every time he says no to a gig, and somehow still makes it home for tennis with his kids most nights. We get into the real stuff too - chasing unpaid invoices, setting cancellation fees without losing clients, and why he ditched his morning coffee. The takeaway that'll stick with you: being yourself isn't just nice advice, it's the entire business model. If you're passionate, people buy the connection, not the pitch. Connect with Steve - https://www.instagram.com/stevetabone.activebeats/ Connect with IGC - https://linktr.ee/youreingoodcompany

    Comfort Zones Are Overrated with Steve Tabone

  5. Jul 20

    Choosing impact over hustle with Laura Pitt

    aura Pitt spent years chasing a version of success that looked good from the outside — the titles, the hours, the hustle — before realising it wasn't actually making her happy. An In Good Company member who's worn more hats than most (educator, counsellor, kids' yoga teacher, and yes, a part-time fairy), Laura gets honest about the moment she finally walked away from the safe path, the imposter syndrome that followed her into self-employment, and why she now treats looking after herself as non-negotiable. We talk pricing without guilt, boundaries without burnout, and the difference between chasing a dopamine hit and actually feeling successful. A properly honest one. Connect with Laura: https://www.instagram.com/mindfulmentors_/ Connect with IGC: https://linktr.ee/youreingoodcompany/

    Choosing impact over hustle with Laura Pitt

  6. Jul 13

    Startup Season with Matt Spangher

    Three kids under five, a full-time footy job, and a startup on the side. Former Hawks premiership player Matt Spangher joins us fresh off welcoming baby number three to talk about Pocket Mentor - an app born from the very unglamorous realisation that busy people don't have time to find real mentors.  We get into the actual mess of building something new: an accelerator that oversold itself, a developer pivot, and genuinely agonising over whether the name needed a hyphen (it didn't). Matt's honest about the parts nobody posts about — the doubt, the hiccups, the fact that growth in footy and business is never linear. The takeaway: find someone to be in the trenches with you, say your goals out loud, and let ‘this too shall pass’ do some heavy lifting. Check out Pocket Mentor: https://pocketmentor.com/ Connect with Matt: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mspangher/ Connect with IGC: https://linktr.ee/youreingoodcompany/

    Startup Season with Matt Spangher

  7. Jul 6

    The Business of Content Creation with Maddie Edwards

    This week on the In Good Company podcast we're talking business with Maddie Edwards — content creator, skin-positivity advocate, and the sole trader running her own one-woman content empire. We get into what actually goes into building "content creation" as a real business: the $100-a-week budget she saved before anyone paid her a cent, the unglamourous sides of being an influencer, and the invisible negotiation she and her partner had to have once they were both self-employed with a baby in the mix. It's part money talk, part mindset, and a genuinely honest look at what it takes to build an income around your face, your voice, and your boundaries.  Connect with Maddie: https://www.instagram.com/madeleineedwards/ Connect with IGC: https://linktr.ee/youreingoodcompany/

    The Business of Content Creation with Maddie Edwards

  8. Jun 29

    Ego, Athletes & Making It Up As You Go with Paddy Quay

    Paddy Quay left Collingwood Football Club with a camera, a good eye for opportunity, and what he calls "a little ego" — and somehow turned that into one of the most interesting content businesses in Australian sport. In this ep we get into the exact moment Paddy saw the gap (spoiler: it involved an athlete getting paid thousands for a brand deal he couldn't execute himself), the chaotic art of pricing when you're literally just throwing numbers out there, and why a bedroom corner next to a PlayStation is a terrible substitute for an office. We also get into his Scott Pendlebury YouTube partnership, a Red Bull trip to the Azores, and why consistency will always beat perfection. If you're building something solo and wondering if you're doing it right — this one's for you. Spoiler: no one really knows. And that's fine. https://linktr.ee/youreingoodcompany/

    Ego, Athletes & Making It Up As You Go with Paddy Quay
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Welcome to In Good Company, the podcast that believes good business starts with good people!

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  • Creator
    In Good Company
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    39
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Copyright
    © In Good Company
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    In Good Company

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