The One Shot Movement Podcast With Craig Schulze Craig Schulze

Greetings and salutations! Season 12 is finally here, and we couldn't be more thrilled. Are you ready for a more extensive and compelling lineup of guests to be interviewed? Give this preview a listen to discover what's in store for the upcoming episodes of the One Shot Movement Podcast, Season 12.

Fergus Watts, a retired Australian football player, who had played for Adelaide Football Club and St Kilda Football Club in the Australian Football League, is our guest for today. He is currently the CEO of Reach Foundation.

In this episode, Fergus shares his experience as a sportsman, and how his career came to an abrupt end, which made him realize the difficulties in transitioning from being an elite athlete to an ordinary person. Additionally, we discuss his leadership style and strategies he employs as a CEO, which have contributed to his success in his current position.

Picture the co-founder of Mindvalley, Kristina Mand-Lakhiani, an extraordinary entrepreneur, author, speaker, and coach, sitting across the table with us. As we dive headfirst into her exciting journey, transitioning from international politics to creating what is now the world's biggest online education program for personal growth and education, her passion is almost palpable. We also get to delve into her newly launched book, Becoming Flawesome, and her two enlightening programs, Seven Days to Happiness and Living by Your Own Rules.

Grab yourself a cup of coffee and get comfortable as we gear up for an inspiring episode with our returning guest, Nick Maxwell, the former Premiership Captain of the Collingwood Football Club. Now spearheading a remarkable startup, Nick has a host of fascinating stories to share about his journey from the football field to the boardroom.

We'll take you behind the scenes at Eclat, a unique co-working space founded by Nick that's redefining the concept of shared workplaces with its community-focused initiatives. As Nick walks us through the impressive amenities and facilities that Eclat offers, you'll get an insight into how this paradigm-shifting co-working space is helping individuals and businesses reconnect and rebuild in a post-COVID world. Moreover, we unpack the value of efficient working models in today's time-critical society, with Nick explaining how Eclat is driving this change.

Imagine starting your own business from a back bedroom and growing it into a globally recognized company. That's exactly what our guest, branding maestro Kevin Finn, did. As a CEO, author, and speaker, Kevin has charted a journey from Dublin to the far-flung corners of Western Australia, employing a mix of determination, resilience, and a keen understanding of branding to build a successful career and business.

In our chat, Kevin sheds light on the intricacies of personal and company branding, citing the example of Apple's adroit strategy. We explore the potential risks associated with product brands overshadowing their parent company. Kevin also shares his experience of setting up a company, the swift learning curve he faced, and the vital role simplicity played in making his business a success. We delve into the evolution of branding from the 20th to the 21st century, discussing the paradigm shift from revenue generation to social responsibility that businesses have embraced today.

In the spirit of 21st-century branding, Kevin lays emphasis on the importance of having an impact model at the core of a business, and how it can bolster relevance and return. We discuss how businesses can create a deeper connection with their customers by effectively communicating their value. As we wrap up our engaging discussion, Kevin shares some invaluable advice, including his thoughts on the hustle mentality, the power of collaboration, and making the most out of life. He also offers an insight into his book, Brand Principles: How to Be a 21st Century Brand. Don't miss out on this episode filled with profound insights from Kevin's entrepreneurial journey.

If you've ever wondered how a cardiac physiologist can transition into a successful entrepreneur in the cosmetic industry, this episode is your roadmap. Discover how Run Samarakoon, co-founder and CEO of Cosmetic Avenue, identified a game-changing opportunity in the patient experience, revolutionizing the cosmetic surgical space and scaling it into a thriving business.

We also pull back the curtain on Cosmetic Avenue's unique non-surgical franchise model. Uncover how they turned the obstacle of surgeon dependence into an opportunity, creating a one-stop shop for clients with non-surgical services like cosmetic injectables and fat freezing. Be warned though, as we delve into the risky world of overseas procedures, and gain insights into the potential of a non-surgical approach in the fitness industry.

Finally, we get personal with Run Samarakoon. They share valuable lessons from their entrepreneurial journey, the best and worst advice they've received, and the book that had a major impact on their business. Plus, find out how you can explore Cosmetic Avenue's unique 50-50 co-ownership opportunity. It's a no-holds-barred conversation that offers hard-earned wisdom, candid advice, and valuable insights for those considering the cosmetic services industry or franchising opportunities. So join us, and let's explore the world of cosmetic services and franchising through the eyes of those who know it best.