Business Built Freedom

How to Secure Your Business Network

In this episode, Alex Penrose from Jolly Frogs tells us about pen testing, reverse engineering, the Internet of Things (IoT), risk profile and risk appetite statement of organisations, social engineering, and the two departments in organisations that hackers take advantage of to get information, botnets and vulnerabilities, should you or should you not run automatic updates, backups and disaster recovery, the cloud, password databases and alternative like using passwords that are hard to crack but easy to remember, two-factor authentication, and other security dos and dont's.

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How to Recession-Proof Your Mindset

This special podcast episode featuring business coach Tyson Sharpe first appeared on Business Built Freedom. Tyson helps business owners and CEOs basically understand what's happening in their unconscious minds when they see patterns of fears, doubts and frustrations arise so that they can start resolving internal conflicts and start having more success in business or in whatever ventures they're in. Check out Tyson's Facebook group Connect, Contribute, Collaborate.

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Tips for Automating Your Business With Chatbots

I'm all about automation. The one thing that everyone needs to do in their business is to automate. Mike from Chatbot Agency shares with us his fantastic product, a fantastic system, that allows you to create something that you would never have been able to do 20 or 30 years ago. He's able to create human conversation in a digital world.

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122: Your Personal Risk Analysis

There's this almighty scale that you have to try and keep in balance wherever you can, and sometimes, they get out of whack. What we're going to be talking about today is risk analysis, but more specifically, your personal risk analysis.

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The big year is upon us. 2019 is nearly finished and we are going to be talking about how to make sure you have 20/20 vision in 2020. It's clever. You can't do that many times. So I'm going to say it as many times as I can. So we've got a pretty good episode today. I guess it's all around making sure that you have the appropriate goals for your New Year. How do you work out what your New Year's resolution is, and why do most of them fail?

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How to Market Your Business Online and Make People Respond

What is marketing? Who even knows? All we know is that it's something you need in business and has something to do with making money. Probably. Marketing's all about relaying your message to your customers in a way that's fun and easy for them to understand without it getting into all googly gook and everything else.

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Welcome to Miami. Welcome to Miami. So here I am in Miami, and how beautiful is it? Check out the babes. Nevertheless, it's one of the places that really spoke to me, because of Miami Vice, probably the most famous TV show about a crime there. But don't take my word for it. Instead, let's jump across to the man on the street. Take it away, mate.

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How to Set Yourself Up for Success

G'day! You've got Josh here and I've got a couple of special guests. We've got Sarah from Perfectly Beautiful. Say hey. We've got Masso, and he's starting a fantastic business around sailing in Croatia. I've also got Al here and he's had a couple of businesses in the past, and he's looking to go into his third venture. Let's talk about the biggest thing to consider when managing a business, the scariest decision in business, a tool that can help you skyrocket in the future and what business owners do to keep up with the ever-changing technology. 

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Special Presentation on Agile Methodology

To understand agile development, let’s go back to the days of the waterfall methodology. Here, you produce something and then you say, ‘Okay, now it's working, but it might have broken.’ And then you go through a process that's in series. There's a clear start and there's a clear end, but there's nothing in the middle that isn't defined. It only has a start and an end, and the product is created.

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Griffith University Entrepreneurship Seminar Series Presentation

Do you own a business? Do you have a website for your business? If you answered yes to both, let’s talk about driving more income to your bottom line by creating original content. You won’t need AdWords because, with good content, you can get 160,000 impressions and have over a thousand clicks for free. Read the article or listen to the podcast!

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