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Today's hero is Hasani X, the story guy. Who is on a mission to influence 100 million people through the power of communication. A true embodiment of what 12 Hats Radio is all about.

X shares with us his story, through growing up rough and losing his brother. Through to his former life as an MMA fighter. He brings an aura of charisma and authenticity that will compel you for the next 30 minutes.

After 132 episodes (11 x 12 for the maths geeks) we have decided to put our hat up for a while.

Today we are discussing what happens when a business partnership goes south? With my good friends Shona and Shawn formerly from Plus 4 Creative. Here we have an informal chat about life after business and the road ahead for them moving forward.

To find out more about Shona follow her at Some Chuppy Studio on Instagram Here

To check out Shawn who now works for Word of Mouth Applecross Here

You can check out their other episode way back in Series One Here

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Check out our new podcast A Virtual Coffee With. Launching Soon in July 2021 and continue this journey together. A preview will be out next week.

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Dear coaches and mentors this episode is dedicated to you. Are you a soft touch or do you and your clients need some tough love?

Today's guest is a Londoner, Kay Suthar from the soon to be released podcast Uncensored Society. Kay will chat with us about her journey, and why some folks have got their priorities muddled up.

I'll be appearing on Kay's podcast later in the year so listen out for that.

More about Kay:

Kay Suthar has made it her life goal to empower individuals, entrepreneurs, groups and businesses in order to maximise their potential and expedite their success by assisting in achieving their goals and improving their performance through various business strategies.

Kay transitioned from having several health issues at one time, to closing sales, streamlining businesses and managing their finances to hit monthly targets before embarking on her own. Now she is running her very own business, coaching and training others.

So successful are her methods Kay received a letter from the Queen of England advising her that her book had been specially selected to be placed in the Private Royal Library. Furthermore, she was presented with an award for “The Authority in Inspirational Journey to Success” at her book launch in Toronto, Canada for her outstanding contribution.

Soon after this then led to Kay being interviewed on TV in New York, where she was featured on MNN, Roku Channels, Footprint TV, Amazon Fire TV, Huffington Post and ITunes. She was also approached by magazine editors from One Tribe Magazine who are one of the best personal growth magazine resource.

Kay has been involved in an amazing charity called Bali Wise which is located in Indonesia, where she also lived for 2 years. The charity empowers women through skills and education as a means to develop sustainable communities in Indonesia. Her role is to use her teachings to transform the women from being traditional housewives into growing and monetising their skills to achieve a better quality of life for them and their families.

Kay created Uncensored Society for entrepreneurs and business owners to help them with the 5 main pillars of business, Sales, Marketing, Finance, Operations and Leadership. This also includes the most important areas of their business lives: personal-growth and balancing family and career.

The goal is to provide entrepreneurs with the resources, tools, and skills they need to prosper and succeed with their business.

As an entrepreneur, I believe that it is important to be able to use strategies that are result based, to be undeniably genuine & authentic as well as being resourceful, creative, committed, determined & UNSTOPPABLE!

Find out more visit: https://uncensoredsociety.com/

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Today on 12 Hats Radio, we are discussing the concept of participatory budgeting with social entrepreneur Luke Hohmann.

Here Luke shares with us the importance of teaching school kids the value of budgeting. By providing them goals and incentives to save towards something valuable and worthwhile for their classroom.

Did we mention it? That Luke is somewhat of a renaissance man as well, as he is a philanthropist and a former champion figure skater. One of the true good guys of silicon valley.

To discover more about Luke check out this presentation. Or follow him on LinkedIn.

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Do coaches need coaches? That is the question answered on today's episode as we got business and lifestyle coach Georgia Bamber in the hot seat.

Georgia talks with us about her journey, lifestyle coaching and the benefits of veganism and/or a plant-based diet.

You can find out more about Georgia by visiting her website here.

Or follow her on Facebook

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Today we are talking all things sustainability the triple bottom line, and where society is headed with Lisa Geason-Bauer.

Lisa is is the president of Evolution Marketing, a Wisconsin-based woman-owned Certified B Corporation® specializing in the area of global sustainability consulting and storytelling, environmentally responsible creative design, and ethical marketing.

For further reading check out this article

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People born between 1981 to 1996 are often misunderstood. Yes, it is certain that the older generations always blame the demise of everything, under the sun. on the younger generations. (especially if you read certain newspapers).

However, there is something special about millennials than other generations just don't get. Perhaps that they are the first true digital natives or that they are naturally entrepreneurial.

Today's guest Emily Jaksch, has completed extensive research on Australian Millennials after finding only American research on this age cohort. Her results and insights will be discussed in this episode.

Check out her excellent blog article on millennials here

To find out more about Emily's work visit https://www.hrgurus.com.au/.

You can also find Emily on Twitter

On Facebook or LinkedIn

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Today's hero entrepreneur really lives up to the adventurer archetype. Ian Collins is a safety and performance coach with plenty of tales to tell. From sending Kim jong-un flowers to getting attacked by pirates on the congo.

Ian will be chatting with us today about his experiences with the Choson Exchange, a program that trains and teaches entrepreneurial North Koreans. Here he sheds light on life inside the hermit kingdom.

If you are interested in joining the Choson Exchange visit

https://www.chosonexchange.org/

If you want to check out Ian's other work, why not follow him on LinkedIn? https://www.linkedin.com/in/safetycoach/

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Today's hero entrepreneur is Kuda Biza, from New York.

About Kuda:

Kuda Biza is a serial entrepreneur who started his first company when he was nine-years old in Zimbabwe.

Kuda moved to the U.S. with only $40 in his pocket to study at Lynn University where he started his second company.

Kuda then spent over a decade in various roles at a Fortune 500 company responsible for launching multi-million-dollar strategic new growth initiatives.

He is the co-founder of (but not limited to):

• Nunbelievable - a socially-conscious baked goods company that donates meals for every box of cookies purchased.
• #ThisIsMyEra - a personal development brand that sells online courses and planners
• Signables - a sports collectibles company that makes officially licensed merchandise for top soccer teams like Chelsea, Manchester City, Liverpool, Arsenal, Tottenham Hotspurs, PSG and more.

As a speaker, Kuda has spoken at over 40 events in 4 countries and has given a TEDx talk.

Kuda believes in being a force of good and founded the Amani Hope Foundation, a 501 (c) 3 non-profit organization with a mission to empower underprivileged children.

Outside of work Kuda is a huge fan of Chelsea FC.

To find out more visit https://www.kudabiza.com/

Or connect with Kuda directly on LinkedIn:

https://www.linkedin.com/in/kuda-biza-2073a116/

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Today's guest Nidal Rasheed tells his story from migrating to Australia as a youngster to building up a property portfolio. To setting up a company that assists others investing in property.

To find out more about Nidal visit him on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nidalrasheedofficial/

Or connect with him via LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nidalrasheed/

Visit Silvertail Property Group at: https://www.silvertail.com.au/

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