He built 19 companies, runs a $100M+ business today, has 3.6M followers across platforms and now asks strangers on the street: ‘What’s your dream?’.

Simon Squibb is on a mission to fix the education system. Instead of politics, he’s taken it to the streets and onto TikTok, building one of the world’s largest platforms for inspiring people to follow their dreams. His videos have reached hundreds of millions, sparked thousands to quit making excuses, and led to HelpBnk - a platform connecting people who need help with people willing to give it.

In this episode of Chew the Fat, Simon shares why the “90% of businesses fail” stat is a scary lie, why he homeschools his kid (and what people get wrong about homeschooling), and how “for-profit for good” companies will beat traditional charities and corporations that try to please Trump in the next decade.

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He was spending 1 hour a week on his $200M business (while running 10 others) because he was bored. Meet Australia's youngest ever Shark and founder of Oodie, Davie Fogarty.

Davie Fogarty is the founder of Oodie (a $850M+ business) and Daily Mentor (where he mentored over 1,000 founders). His education was multiple failed businesses including a Vietnamese roll shop, bottled seasonings and consulting. Yet he still says getting 100k Youtube subscribers is harder than $1M e-commerce sales.

In this episode of Chew the Fat, Davie shares why he gave up the CEO title in his businesses, the 3 fundamental truths of business every founder must know, and the communication framework that gives him a strong presence as a shy introvert.

This is an emergency debate on the best way to get rich in 2025... real estate or business? $25M+ property portfolio owner vs the $560M co-founder of Eucalyptus went head to head.

Jack Henderson built a $25M+ property portfolio by the age of 27 and now runs a 120 employee property buyers agency. Charlie Gearside co-founded Eucalyptus, a healthtech company valued at over $560M. Both have made a lot of money, but they disagree with the method to get rich in 2025.

In this episode of Chew the Fat, Jack and Charlie go head-to-head on: - Why most people suck at business (and should stick to houses) - Why property is making Australia dumber - The reason our tax system punishes entrepreneurs - And what actually holds people back: mortgages, culture, or fear

This is the real conversation about wealth, risk, and what Australia needs moving forward.

He built a multiple apps that hit #1 on the App Store, raised $37M by 28, and now runs one of the fastest-growing AI agent companies in the world.

Jacky Koh is the co-founder and CEO of Relevance AI, which makes the deployment of AI agents available to everyone and are used by Canva, Asahi and Autodesk and more. 

He explained how he deploys 200,000 AI agents a month, taught himself economics by playing the game ‘MapleStory’ and why the real job risk isn’t AI, but rather people who know how to use it.

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She sold 2M units in a country of 5M people in Year 1 of the business. At one store, her beverages were outselling Coca-Cola. When a founder is obsessed, this is what happens.

Kate Gatfield-Jeffries is the co-founder of Moodi, the wellness brand taking over ANZ. In just 3 years Moodi has scaled to being in the top 1% of highest meta ad spenders in the world (multi-millions $), been sold in nearly 500 stores and captured 65% of the New Zealand market. But Kate is still personally emailing 650 customers to develop a new product, writing all Moodi’s ad scripts, flying halfway across the world to have coffee with a potential new hire, and giving away a $125K Range Rover to thank her customers for getting Moodi into retail.

In this episode of Chew the Fat, Kate shares why she ignores everyone else’s playbook, how Moodi became the #1 functional drink in New Zealand, and why her promise to herself of becoming a CEO by 40 came 16 years early. 

This is the story of a founder who’s willing to knock louder when the door doesn’t open.

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He nearly got fired 2 weeks into his first startup, wrote a mattress ad that outraged Christians and co-founded Eucalyptus ($800M+ valuation).

Charlie Gearside is the co-founder of Eucalyptus, the healthtech company behind viral brands including Pilot, Juniper, Kin, Software and Compound. Their mission is to fix a broken healthcare system, and they aren’t afraid to use controversial (and often hilarious campaigns) to do it, saving Medicare $40M so far.

In this episode of Chew the Fat, Charlie shares why he thinks we should pay politicians $1M salaries, how Australia’s “colonial mindset” kills innovation, and why sweat equity - not property - is the smartest investment young Aussies can make.

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She made $400K from her side business while working full-time, did customer service during her workouts, and got 16M views on her first TikTok video.

Rosie Collins is the founder of Deja Marc, a personalised jewellery brand that started from her making engravings at Trophy Land to now signing retail agreements with Australia's largest shopping centre franchise. She doesn't consider her jewellery a fashion brand, rather she studied everything from wedding brands to funeral homes to build something people turn to during life’s biggest moments.

In this episode of Chew the Fat, Rosie shares why she’s betting on in-person experiences to take e-comm brands to the next level, how she balances building a business and raising her daughter, and why launching the perfect product means you’re launching too late.

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He built a second brain using ChatGPT, uploaded 1000 hours of his raw thoughts, and used AI to change not just his business - but his identity.

Matt Lakajev is the founder of Seven Figure Creators and Australia’s #1 lead gen expert. But this episode is about something deeper than sales. After working 16-hour days, hitting burnout, and revisiting old trauma at Coachella, Matt built an AI-powered second brain to map his subconscious, rewrite mental patterns, and unlock clarity most founders never reach.

In this episode of Chew the Fat, Matt reveals how he turned 2,000 voice notes into an AI mirror of his subconscious, why the best AI opportunity is selling to old rich people and how building his “second brain” helped him break trauma loops and think 10x clearer.

If you want to learn how to create your own AI second brain, click here!

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She scaled a side hustle to $1M in 1 year with only 1 employee. And she did it all through a pregnancy.

Mikhailla Fitzgerald is the founder of a talent agency that was acquired just four years after launch. But behind the headlines is a story of rebuilding after losing a child, shutting down a 7-figure business to avoid burnout, and figuring out who she was after giving up the founder title.

In this episode of Chew the Fat, Mikhailla shares the sacrifices she makes as the breadwinner of her family, built systems to work just 20 hours a week, and went through a nine-month acquisition while juggling motherhood.

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She broke her bones to ski, trained through clinical PTSD, and now is a world champion footballer and dual paralympian.

Rae Anderson is a dual Paralympian who’s represented Australia in long jump, javelin, alpine skiing, and football. From being told she didn’t “look disabled” to winning a World Cup with the ParaMatildas, Rae’s story shows that anything is possible with unbeaten resilience.

In this episode of Chew the Fat, Rae shares how cerebral palsy shaped her mindset from childhood, why she networked her way into every opportunity she’s had since age 15, and what happened when Javelin, the sport she trained her whole life for, was removed from the Paralympics just before Tokyo.

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