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Anthony Amos, the self-confessed ‘crazy Aussie’, has just about done it all. From professional rugby player, to founding the HydroDog franchise, to multi-million dollar property developer, to saving homeless dogs, a speaker and angel investor.
In this interview, we get to learn a bit about Anthony’s journey, and the lessons he’s learned along the way.
Topics discussed during this podcast include;
You can play this session of the podcast here:
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Websites referenced during the podcast:
Bathe To Save Tour (October 2022 update: this site is no longer online)
Here’s a timeline of the topics discussed during the podcast:
0:00 – Short bio and intro
1:30 – Anthony Amos’ growing up years and influences
2:30 – Starting up HydroDog
4:30 – Franchising HydroDog
6:30 – Selling HydroDog and getting into property developing
7:30 – Founding HydroDog America
9:00 – Anthony’s motivation philosophy
10:30 – The inspiration behind the ‘Bathe To Save Tour’
15:00 – What mentors did you have in the beginning to allow you to achieve massive success with HydroDog?
18:40 – Did you get any slack for going into a ‘dog grooming’ business, especially considering you were a professional rugby player?
22:20 – What are some of the biggest obstacles or mistakes you faced on the journey?
26:00 – Anthony’s final thoughts
What I got out of this interview with Anthony Amos:
1. Burn Your Ships
When you are going into business, you have to have the mentality that it has to work. Don’t hold on to your day job or even think about falling back into it if things don’t go well. Don’t give yourself that option.
2. Be Passionate About the Business
Even if you’re not passionate about the industry that you’re in, you can be passionate about the business itself; about making it work.
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Anthony Amos, the self-confessed ‘crazy Aussie’, has just about done it all. From professional rugby player, to founding the HydroDog franchise, to multi-million dollar property developer, to saving homeless dogs, a speaker and angel investor.
In this interview, we get to learn a bit about Anthony’s journey, and the lessons he’s learned along the way.
Topics discussed during this podcast include;
You can play this session of the podcast here:
Your browser does not support the audio element.
Websites referenced during the podcast:
Bathe To Save Tour (October 2022 update: this site is no longer online)
Here’s a timeline of the topics discussed during the podcast:
0:00 – Short bio and intro
1:30 – Anthony Amos’ growing up years and influences
2:30 – Starting up HydroDog
4:30 – Franchising HydroDog
6:30 – Selling HydroDog and getting into property developing
7:30 – Founding HydroDog America
9:00 – Anthony’s motivation philosophy
10:30 – The inspiration behind the ‘Bathe To Save Tour’
15:00 – What mentors did you have in the beginning to allow you to achieve massive success with HydroDog?
18:40 – Did you get any slack for going into a ‘dog grooming’ business, especially considering you were a professional rugby player?
22:20 – What are some of the biggest obstacles or mistakes you faced on the journey?
26:00 – Anthony’s final thoughts
What I got out of this interview with Anthony Amos:
1. Burn Your Ships
When you are going into business, you have to have the mentality that it has to work. Don’t hold on to your day job or even think about falling back into it if things don’t go well. Don’t give yourself that option.
2. Be Passionate About the Business
Even if you’re not passionate about the industry that you’re in, you can be passionate about the business itself; about making it work.
Like this podcast?
If you’re enjoying the podcast, it’s safe to assume there are others out there like you who would also enjoy the podcast.
Help them find it!
I’ve created a short video below that will show you how to quickly and easily rate and review the podcast in iTunes and/or Stitcher. Those people will appreciate it, and you’ll feel great about yourself…
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