For this episode, David is joined by Tom Maze, who is a coach and consultant. He is an expert in life, as well as business and investment. Tom helps people to overcome the things that get in their way so that they can be their best selves. To do so he takes a pretty holistic approach with a focus on finance. Currently, he runs 4 businesses he has started.

In today´s episode, David talks about why it is important to fire up your senses, keep them that way, and how to do it. Towards the end he takes you through a mindfulness exercise that will help you to get into a good place with your senses.

Today, David is joined by Tara Halliday. She is an author, an impostor syndrome specialist, a therapist, a certified worth coach, and a Neurofeedback trainer. Tara specialises in training trainers.

In today’s episode, David talks about getting rid of resentment. A feeling that drags you down and those around you which ruins lives. David shares 6 simple ways to express gratitude. A way to stop resentment in its tracks.

Today, David is joined by Rachel Jagusch. A serial connector who works to connect executives with each other, and with opportunities so they can create strategic partnerships, to develop new products and services to take on the world.

Today, David talks about collaborating with your competition to win. Looking for win-wins that serve customers better and take both businesses to the next level. David provides you with a six-step checklist you can use to work out which of your competitors it is a good idea to collaborate with. He also covers identifying opportunities and how to set up joint ventures.

For this episode, David is joined by Ann Visser who is a coach, public speaker and a trainer with Better 4 Ever which she co-founded with her husband. She is big on relationships and also equipping women with the communication skills needed to create closer connections.

In the second part of David´s series on bias, he looks at how to recognize bias in ourselves. He explains how to prevent our biases from leading us into making the wrong choices. Ways you can ensure you do not end up inadvertently hurting yourself or others.

In this episode, David sits down with Evan Tzivanakis who is a certified leadership coach and author. He helps leaders and business owners to acquire the skills they need to thrive in today's Volatile, Uncertain, Complex, and Ambiguous (VUCA) times.

In this episode, David talks about bias. Explaining what it is and identifying the different types of bias. As well as talking about how it impacts the way we make decisions, why it is not necessarily always a bad thing and sharing strategies that anyone can use to get the balance right when it comes to dealing with bias.