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- #037. Meesen Brown: The Co-Founder of Behere On Taking and Making the LeapThe best recipe for a fulfilling life often requires courage, not comfort. In this episode, we learn how to find the valour to do more than simply follow the rules. Meesen Brown is the Co-Founder of Behere, a platform that helps women desiring a remote working lifestyle and has been featured in Forbes Magazine, The New York Post, Culture Trip and many more.
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44 min - #036. Raj Jana: The Founder of Java Presse Coffee Company On The Power of ChoiceSometimes you’ve got to get sober before you can get high. In this episode, along with Raj Jana, we deep dive into the power of rising from the ashes and rebuilding from adversity. Raj Jana is the CEO of Java Presse Coffee Company and has been featured in Inc., Entrepreneur, Forbes, Success Magazine and many more.
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56 min - #035. Natalie Thorogood: The Founder of Soak Society On Transforming Your MindIt can be incredible how the conviction to a fresh mind-set can pivot one’s journey onto a powerful new path. In this episode, we sit down with the ever-striking Natalie Thorogood, CEO of the effervescent Soak Society which was awarded the Anthill Cool Company Award and the Sunshine Coast Business Award.
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38 min - #034. Michelle Akhidenor: The Founder of The Peers Project on a Peer2Peer Retrospective
A letter from our founder, Michelle:
“It's the end of another year, my peers. A time to reflect on all that was the year of 2018 and appreciate how far we've come and how much we've all grown this year. In today's episode, I share with you all how I've grown this year and look back on the person who I was heading into 2018."
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14 min - #033. Lily Wu: The Co Founder of Austern International on Seeing a Problem as an OpportunityIt takes a truly innovative mind to challenge the norm and create possibilities. In this episode, we learn the value of positive thinking with Lily Wu, co-founder of Austern International. Lily is a deserving recipient as an AMP Tomorrow Maker in 2014 and 30Under30 Anthill Young Entrepreneur Award in 2015.
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57 min - #032. Madeleine Buchner: The Founder of Little Dreamers Australia on Transforming Loneliness into A Life-Changing MissionFacing adversity as child can impact the entire journey of our lives. In this episode, we get candid with inspiring comeback kid Madeleine Buchner and her story of rising up, again and again. Madeleine Buchner is the CEO and Founder of Little Dreamers Australia was named as a 2017 Queen’s Young Leader Award and a Tedx speaker.
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51 min - #031. Adrian Osman: The CEO of Pitchblak On Picking Yourself Up and Trying AgainIt is nothing but inherently human to fear the chance of failure. In this episode, we discuss just this with millennial entrepreneur Adrian Osman, and how he transformed his setbacks into launching pads of exploration and success. Adrian is the CEO of Pitchblak, a startup education and advisory company that has helped over 200 startups raise investment for their business.
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42 min - #030. Natasha Takahashi: The Co-Creator of The School of Bots On Growing Into Your True PotentialThey say great things can never come from within a comfort one. In this episode, we discover just that from business owner Natasha Takahash, in this candid case for never resting on your laurels. Natasha co-created a leading global Chatbot education brand, which has laudably educated over 2,500 people across 30 countries.
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57 min - #029. Will Strange: The Founder of Sports Performance Tracking (SPT) On Leveraging Your NetworkDeciding what grinds your gears and what lets your spirit soar are equally as important learnings in defining your mission in life. In this episode, we discover the former as the reason that Will Strange experiences such bountiful success in life and in passion. Will is the successful founder and CEO of Sports Performance Tracking (SPT) – a global company that tracks, monitors and measures the physical performance of sub-elite and amateur athletes.
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39 min - #028. Jess & Stef Dadon: Jess & Stef Dadon: The Founders of How Two Live and Twoobs On How Girls CanJess and Stef Dadon grew up surrounded by a collective of bright strong women, and shows. In today’s episode, we speak to the two ineffable sisters about their amazing journey the founders of How Two Live, a highly successful fashion blog, and Twoobs, a unique line of shoes.
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About PEERS
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10 YEARS OF PEERS. NEW SHOW COMING 2027.
Hello peers,
This podcast started in 2017 as a show that went beneath the highlight reel with founders. Ten years on, we’re turning the…
mic to the people who open the hardest doors in business: the GTM leaders who build enterprise pipeline.
Coming in 2027: No pitch, just peers, the podcast for GTM leaders of software companies. No pitch, no sequence, no “just bumping this to the top of your inbox.” Just real conversations between peers about what’s actually working in building pipeline today.
I’m Michelle Akhidenor, Forbes 30 Under 30 Lister and founder of The Peers Project, an ABM platform. I’ve closed enterprise deals with $100B+ companies like Shopify and Alibaba, so I know how hard those doors are to open. Each episode, I sit down with a peer to ask: How are you generating enterprise pipeline today? What’s your most successful ABM play right now? And what’s the best pitch that ever landed on you?
Because buyers don’t answer cold pitches. They answer peers.
Welcome back to the table, peers. See you in 2027.
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