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What if your home could maintain a perfect temperature year-round with barely any energy use? Thomas Coy joins us to reveal the fascinating world of passive house construction – a building approach that's revolutionizing how we think about sustainable homes.

Tom's journey from mowing lawns in the snow during a London gap year to founding a specialized construction company offers a compelling narrative about finding your path in the building industry. He shares candidly about his transition from carpenter to builder, growing a team, and the business lessons he learned the hard way – lessons that technical training never covered.

The heart of our conversation explores passive house construction, where Tom breaks down the technical elements that make these buildings so remarkable. With features like thermal-bridge-free design, triple-glazed windows, and continuous filtered air systems, these homes maintain a consistent 20-22°C throughout the year with minimal energy input. While costing 15-30% more upfront, the comfort and efficiency benefits quickly offset the investment. Imagine a home where there's only a 2-degree temperature difference between your feet and ceiling (versus 10 degrees in standard homes), no drafts, and allergens are filtered out continuously.

Beyond technical expertise, Tom reveals his "big scary goal" of building his company to a size where he can take his entire team to Africa to build a village – demonstrating how business success can become a vehicle for meaningful impact. His perspective on handling setbacks, prioritizing family, and finding purpose offers valuable wisdom for anyone navigating the challenges of entrepreneurship.

Connect with Tom and explore the future of sustainable building at coysconstructions.com.au or follow @coys.constructions on Instagram and Facebook to see these remarkable homes in action.

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This isn't just a holiday—it's a business mission. George and Robby dive into the real reason they're heading to the US, specifically to attend high-impact business events hosted by Alex Hormozi and Grant Cardone. From long-haul flights to seat investments, they open up about why this trip means more than just flashy lights and casino chips.

We dive deep into what makes sales authentic versus manipulative, examining how the best salespeople genuinely believe in their products and deliver on their promises. Through personal stories and honest reflections, we contrast different sales philosophies while acknowledging that true value comes not from hype but from implementation.

Whether you're considering your own business development investment or simply curious about what drives entrepreneurs to seek mentorship, this episode offers an unfiltered look at the psychology behind growth-focused decision making. And yes, we promise to bring back everything we learn to share with you.

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Most business owners know they should build a personal brand — but don’t. Why? Fear of judgment, camera anxiety, perfectionism, and limiting beliefs. In this episode, George and Robby dig into the real reasons people hold back and how it’s silently costing them revenue and opportunities.

When you share your expertise, you're not just promoting yourself—you're creating valuable connections with potential clients who already feel they know, like, and trust you before your first meeting. This pre-built relationship dramatically shortens the sales cycle and deepens customer loyalty. Beyond direct sales, personal branding opens doors to sponsorships, collaborations, and partnership opportunities that wouldn't otherwise exist.

They explain how to overcome common mental roadblocks, why messy content beats no content, and how confidence grows by taking imperfect action. You’ll hear practical examples, relatable stories, and real business results from personal branding done right. If you've been waiting for the perfect moment to start, this is your sign to hit record and build your influence.

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What happens when you’re ready for a peaceful early night—and end up in a spiral over a $900 mistake? In this episode, Robby opens up about a LinkedIn job ad gone wrong, the panic that followed, and the surprising emotional high of getting that money refunded. It’s a simple story, but one packed with insight into how expectations influence our moods more than reality ever does.

The psychology of expectations governs so much of our happiness. Your car starting each morning rarely brings you joy, but when it fails to start and then finally roars to life, you feel disproportionate happiness despite ending up exactly where you expected to be originally. This same principle extends to health, relationships, and especially business. When a health scare strikes, our priorities instantly shift, revealing what truly matters beyond deadlines and reports.

Whether you're building a business, leading a team, or just navigating your own self-growth journey, this episode will hit home. It’s a reminder that it’s okay to want more—as long as you’re grounded in appreciation. Always grateful, never satisfied.

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What happens when you just miss out on your dream job? For Rochelle Gregory, founder of Rocky Raffaella, missing an internship with Alexander Wang could have been a major setback. Instead, it became the catalyst for building a globally recognized fashion brand. In this episode, we dive into Rochelle’s journey from fresh university graduate to dressing some of the biggest names in Hollywood.

Rochelle shares her insights into what it takes to succeed in the competitive fashion landscape, revealing how her unique designs tell stories beyond fabric and thread. From pioneering hand-smocking techniques to breathing life into each piece with artisan craftsmanship, she creates more than clothing—she builds an experience. With highlights from dressing notable celebrities and overcoming industry hurdles, listeners grasp the meticulous effort that goes into standing out in a crowded marketplace.

But standing out comes with challenges. Rochelle dives into the pressures of the fashion industry, the struggle of maintaining artistic integrity in a world driven by trends, and why she remains unapologetically unique. If you’ve ever wondered what it takes to truly disrupt an industry, this conversation is a masterclass in fearless creativity.

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Managing people is the toughest skill in business. You can hire someone to handle finances, sales, or even operations, but leadership requires a personal touch that no one else can replicate. In this episode, Robby and George break down why strong management skills are essential, how to create accountability without micromanaging, and the fine line between being a friend and a boss.

Throughout their conversation, they highlight the need for a management style that balances casual interaction with professionalism. By developing genuine relationships with employees, managers can create an atmosphere of trust and accountability. They also share practical strategies for selecting employees to attend these engaging events while ensuring fair recognition of hard work.

Beyond just trips and events, they also talk about what really makes employees feel valued—whether it’s career development, team-wide activities, or simply being recognized for their hard work. If you’re a business owner or leader trying to figure out the best way to invest in your team, this episode will give you some valuable insights.

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In this episode, Robby and George break down the epic rap battle between Kendrick Lamar and Drake and its unexpected culmination at the Super Bowl Halftime Show. Was it all hype, or did Kendrick truly outplay Drake on the world’s biggest stage? We dive into the drama, the diss tracks, and the mind games that had the entire hip-hop community buzzing.

Switching gears, I recount my personal journey to Adelaide, a city filled with memories and potential. Despite some skepticism about its investment returns, past successes keep me optimistic about future events. The shift in audience engagement is palpable as we dive into the intricacies of brand-building and marketing strategies, particularly when facing the challenge of enticing a "colder" audience. It's a world where first impressions matter more than ever, and emotional connections can be the game-changer.

Tune in for a deep dive into high-performance habits, mental toughness, and why stress only harms those who believe it can. If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed, this episode will change how you see pressure—turning it from a roadblock into your greatest weapon.

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Ever paid $5 for a coffee so bad you had to throw it out? Robby and George dive into the real cost of bad coffee, why Melbourne takes its coffee culture so seriously, and how poor quality products impact customer loyalty. From undrinkable brews to businesses that lose customers forever, this episode explores the bigger picture of quality control and consumer rights. Plus, a hilarious rant about returning bad coffee and why it should be a law!

The leap into entrepreneurship is as thrilling as it is daunting, especially when navigating the realms of real estate and construction. In this episode, I get real about the rollercoaster of starting a business, emphasizing the critical balance between freedom and responsibility. With candid stories from my own experiences and insights from a pivotal coach, we spotlight the importance of personal development, client qualification, and the strategic planning necessary to transform chaos into success. Whether you're just starting or looking to refine your path, you'll find valuable nuggets on leveraging networks and setting realistic expectations for your business journey.

Whether you’re in your first year of business or scaling to seven figures, this episode is packed with practical insights. We share tips on when to invest, how to build strong client relationships, and why thinking big but starting small is the smartest move. If you’re ready to take your business to the next level, don’t miss this one!

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Transitioning into a CEO role isn’t just about delegating tasks and calling the shots—it’s about making tough decisions, taking responsibility, and ensuring that the vision comes to life. In this episode, Robby shares his journey of stepping into the CEO role, the challenges of letting go of past responsibilities, and why small business owners often hold themselves back by staying too involved in day-to-day tasks. He discusses how hiring a General Manager has helped free up his time and why sometimes, you still have to get your hands dirty to push key projects forward.

We promise to enrich your understanding of SEO as we unravel its complexities, exploring how traditional payment methods like checks weirdly intertwine with modern digital strategies. While navigating the labyrinth of driving traffic to your site, we stress the importance of knowing the basics to ensure that traffic transforms into real success. Expect humorous and candid anecdotes as we question industry norms, drawing inspiration from Jordan Peterson's wisdom on challenging our assumptions and seeking personal clarity amidst the noise.

Whether you're scaling your business, looking for motivation, or wondering how small decisions can lead to big results, this episode is packed with valuable lessons. They emphasize the importance of taking action, staying consistent, and continuously pushing toward the next level. If you’re serious about growth, you don’t want to miss this one!

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Sometimes, life throws us unexpected waves—literally. In this episode, George recounts his recent jet ski accident, reflecting on the injuries, the recovery process, and the surprising gratitude that comes from painful experiences. We discuss the importance of pushing through discomfort, how our mindset shifts when we’re self-employed versus working for someone else, and why our ability to adapt is key to long-term success.

Fear is a formidable adversary, but it shouldn't dictate our lives. Through personal stories and the iconic "Miracle on the Hudson," we explore how trauma can often lead to irrational decisions and how one brave passenger chose to fly again despite his fears. This conversation expands into the realm of sports, where we question the fairness surrounding athlete retirements due to injury and discuss the controversial personas of tennis stars like Novak Djokovic and Nick Kyrgios. By examining their journeys, we unravel the broader implications of sportsmanship, wealth, and happiness.

If you've ever found yourself feeling uninspired despite having everything you once wanted, this episode is for you. We break down actionable strategies to reset your mindset, sustain motivation, and find renewed appreciation for what you already have.