From Thousands To Millions

Patrick was a Iranian refugee selling beer bottles in a refuge camp and known as a Hustler from a very young age. His incredible story lead him to being the owner of PHP which is one of the fastest growing companies in the financial marketplace.

From owning multiple toy stores across Australia at 21 and buying his first Ferrari at 23 years old. Rick talks about saving money, starting a business and living a lifestyle that suits you and no one else.

Entrepreneur Sam Bashiry talks to Renato Loberto about going from having a passion for motorsport to then owning one of Australia's leading performance driving instructor and race coaching businesses. Renato's knowledge of the sport has lead him to be known for being a very fast consistent driver that can adapt to all cars in all conditions whilst working regularly with TV doing MC/Hosting roles across the country.

Entrepreneur Sam Bashiry talks to Oscar Ledlin about how Boxing helped create the mindset needed to have a 100 million property portfolio.

Today I sit down with renowned hospitality and entertainment business owner Nick Russian about his campaign to Bring Back Melbourne. Nick opens up about his hospitality background and successful business ventures, as well as his personal hardship during COVID and the tough decisions that had to be made on the opening of his new venue. Join us as we talk about the challenging task of reopening Melbourne City and driving people back into the CBD post lockdown. We will also talk mental health initiatives and how Nick enjoys his free time with family.

Host Sam Bashiry talks to rising tennis star Josh Reid on how to create a vision, cultivate discipline to reach your goal, and what today's emerging tennis pros need to do to secure sponsors.

At 19 years old, Josh Reid is at the beginning of his tennis career. Having already experienced a steady climb at junior level, the Melbourne player is starting to make waves on the adult circuit, including being chosen as a hitting partner for competitors in the Australian Open.

Josh opens up about why he left school to pursue tennis, how his father has helped him become focused on his sport and what it'd be like to play - and win - a Grand Slam tournament on home turf.

Find out more about Josh's lengthy training regime, what happened when Josh met Rafael Nadal, and how host Sam Bashiry is going to help him secure more sponsors.

Entrepreneur Sam Bashiry talks to real estate guru Kosi Stobbs about building a business out of experience and opportunity.

At a young age Kosi discovered the link between hard work and success, a crucial event leading to his "I can do it" mentality he maintains to this day. This was after constant grief from his class mates over his lack of grammar skills. He changed all of this by working twice as hard as everyone else. By doing this he got into engineering at university, this set the tone for his life.

Kosi knew he could out work the rest, He didn't need much sleep which gave him more time to study. He went from not being able to make a speech to receiving honours in engineering.

Kosi explains how he used his losses as fuel to move forward and flourish. He never once reached a summit which made him continue to strive towards bigger and bigger things.

After receiving devastating news from his parents that his older brother had passed away, this broke Kosi. However, this made him want to live his brothers legacy by building an empire and charity in his name. He states that this is how he once again turned a negative into a positive.

Kosi bought his first property when he was 22, and by the time he was 30 he had 20 properties. He then started to acquire business to scale.

Learn the secret to Kosi's success, from his formula to educating yourself to the opportunity that saw him start a real estate empire with Sam Bashiry in episode 23.

Samuel Diamond was born in Melbourne Australia, After graduating high school he decided to study law. When he was 26 he moved to Perth Australia to work for a well known law firm.

He still didn't feel happy with his position in life. He knew that he would make good money within law but he wasn't in love with the career path, so he moved back to Melbourne. This is when he began his journey in suit making. Style was a passion of Samuel's from a young age, so much that he asked for a blazer for his 12th birthday.

He began by assisting his friend who had already developed a small business for suit making. While doing this Samuel learnt all of the necessary skills to build his very own brand, which he now runs out of Collins street.

Samuel explains how he feels suits for him are predominantly about feeling great over looking great (as that comes naturally). His honesty throughout this episode really brings out his true colours.

Learn the secrets behind Samuel's success and what made him choose such a unique career path in episode 22 of thousands to millions with your host Sam Bashiry.