My Dad, Colin Dobson, passed on the 4th of May. He was an athlete, a team player, project manager, and my best mate. This episode explores the processing of such loss, and how we support those who lose someone. And it's with my good friend and Chaplin, Georgia Pearson.

Shaun trains theme park staff around the world (Ferrari World, Movie World, and the like) which requires him to get minimum wage workers smiling all day and being safe when operating rides. He is a genius at guiding culture, is my earliest mentor, and friend.

In all my time in ‘leadership’ environments, I have never been more influenced by someone's leadership knowledge and so inspired when I saw his leadership skill excited live in front of me, as elegantly as a BBQ chat with a friend. Peter understands how to turn ‘strategy' into front-line action and traction.

At age 7, Igor unknowingly launched his first business at a Soviet summer camp, selling bottled water on a scorching beach. Since then, he’s started over 20 companies, failed at most, succeeded in some, and ultimately built and sold a company to one of the biggest brands in golf. In this episode we distinguish the murky difference between business learnings and outright failure.

Monique is a well-known Australian psychologist and cultural intelligence expert. Her insight into bridging cultural difference so it liberates a business, rather than stifles it, is world-class! This is an incredible conversation where Dobbo is the student and Monique takes him on a journey.

After ten years working seven days a week, for only $100 a week, it was reasonable to think Joe had picked the wrong mountain to climb. Yet his relentless passion to support independent retailers saw him pushed through obstacle after obstacle to create an outlier success story.

Attention leaders! This is a winner for you. Our guest is the founder and CEO of Service Q, Jaquie Scammel. In this inspiring and passionate episode, Jaquie beautifully articulates her well-earned wisdom on leadership, personal growth and customer service.

After doing hundreds of fights around the world as a gun sales talent in cosmetics, Ash is now the host of the Behind The Smile podcast. In this episode Ash talks about how she numbed herself to ‘success’, until she found a path to the emotions she was looking for.

Some years on from the feat, Tristan can now articulate his motives, approach and learnings from deciding to Run Like Crazy. This episode shares amazing wisdom and remarkable insights on life, relationships, growth and running.

Dobbo coached Colby for many years. In this episode, they analyse how they created success, supercharged skill, what they got wrong, and how Colby created a personal brand which has kept him signed by Monster for 20 years.