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Fear in business can be a powerful tool. Fear in business can be fuel to motivate you to growth, learning and further evolution within your business. Today we deep dive into powerful tips on how fear can boost your business success and deal you valuable lessons.

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Today we deep dive into a super cut on how I dominate social media and how you can too!

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Today we dive into our archive for a supercut of tips for personal development that will maximise your life.

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Today's guest is Jesus Adorno. One of London’s most iconic and highly respected maître d's.

Jesus left Bolivia at a young age, started as a dish washer and worked his way up to serve 39 years as the front of House manager at The Caprice, one of London’s most famous restaurants. He clearly has a lot of wisom, experiences and stories to tell from working at such a bustling celebrity venue. If you're ready to level up your business, money and life - listen as we discuss:

• Having high standards in business
• What your business can learn from hospitality
• Difficult conversations with staff
• What the hospitality industry gets wrong
• How to retrain customers
  and more...

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Today we sit down and talk business and business growth with Theo Fennell.

Fennell was born in Moascar, Egypt, where British soldiers were garrisoned along the Suez Canal. He is the son of Major Alister Ivor Fennell, and his wife, Beryl Ruth Verity Fennell (née Frith). The son of an army family, he spent his early years all over the world. He was educated at Eton and then York College of Art, followed by the Byam Shaw School of Art, now part of the University of the Arts London. He lives in London with his wife, Louise (née MacGregor), an author. The couple have two daughters, Emerald, a writer, actor and director, and Coco, a dress designer.

After art school, Fennell's first job was as an apprentice and designer at Edward Barnard, a long-established silversmiths in Hatton Garden and he has spent time in a workshop most days of his life since then. He then went solo in a small studio and workshop opposite Barnard's and in 1982 moved to the Fulham Road and a small shop with a studio and workshop attached. In 1997 the company moved down the road to its current, purpose-built, building at 169 Fulham Road where it still has its workshops and studio above the show-gallery. Fennell has had various exhibitions including Show Off at the Royal Academy of Art. He started Gilded Youth to encourage young people into his trade and to warn them against the many mistakes he has made. He is a Liveryman of the Goldsmiths Company and an Honorary Fellow of the University of the Arts London.

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Business can be hard so today I talk about a real challenge in business, raising fund to start or grow a business.

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JP de Villiers returns to chat performance and employees with Matt Haycox.

Jean-Pierre is an Inspirational Speaker, Mental Performance Coach, Author and Plant-based Athlete.

JP, as he is known, coaches people how to tap into their full potential and perform at their best by transforming their body and mind and spirit. He delivers high impact coaching programmes giving people optimum certainty, energy and obsession.

With almost two decades of experience in mental performance and personal coaching, JP is renowned for running transformational events, seminars and challenges globally, stretching people to be their absolute best.

He has worked with thousands of influential men and women who demand the best from themselves and has over 250,000 followers on social media.

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If you want success in life you need to find a way to get motivated and stay motivated when working towards your goals. Rome wasn't built in a day, but when it was completed it became the centre of one of the most powerful empires in history. Today Matt shares he's top tips to getting motivated and stay motivated for long term success.

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Are you looking to expand your business online? Stuck with how to do this? Have you dialled in your website, social media and online brand? Today we look into 9 Essentials for Taking Your Business Online.

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How important is your school education in the life of business? Anthony Wallersteiner was a History Scholar at Trinity College Cambridge and completed his Doctorate in Art History and Theory at the University of Kent. He was shortlisted for the Daily Telegraph and Spectator Young Journalist of the Year Competition for a report on dissident writers in Eastern Europe. Anthony taught at Sherborne, St Paul’s and Tonbridge. In 2003 Anthony was appointed Head of Stowe and won the title of Tatler Headmaster of the Year in 2006 (Stowe has twice been shortlisted School of the Year). Anthony has written articles for newspapers and magazines such as The Times, The Telegraph, Burlington Magazine, School House, Country Life and Tatler and contributed chapters to a number of books including The Head Speaks and Stowe House: Saving an Architectural Masterpiece. Trusteeships have included governing at Maidwell, Winchester House and Summer Fields, membership of the Council of Tate St Ives, Children in Crisis (Chair) and, from March 2018, Co-Chair of Street Child. In January 2021 Anthony became Executive Head of The Stowe Group which includes Stowe, Winchester House and Swanbourne House.