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Daniel Priestley is an award-winning serial entrepreneur and best-selling author who’s behind Dent Global and ScoreApp. This guy knows a thing or two about building and selling successful businesses, having started his first company at 21 and made over $10 million in the space of 3 years.

We get into the nitty-gritty of what it takes to start and scale a business, the real deal on personal branding, and how to cut through the noise in an AI-driven world. Daniel gives his take on whether newbies should buy an existing business or start from scratch, the secrets to hiring the right team, and why giving equity can be a game-changer. Plus, he shares his thoughts on fixing the education system and the EXACT FORMULA you need to make it as a multi-millionaire entrepreneur.

This episode is packed with straight-up, actionable advice to get you fired up and ready to take your business to the next level.

Timestamps
0:00 - Intro
2:54 - Who is Daniel Priestley?
4:27 - Did you know what you were doing with your first business?
7:01 - Personal Branding - Obama used Social Media to become President
12:59 - Being an Influencer and being a Key Person of Influence
21:11 -Why You Should Have A Personal Brand
28:31 - AI will Make the World Way Noisier
30:42 - Buying or Starting a Business - Daniel's Preference for Newbies?
34:21 - Scorecard
40:20 - Do You Have a Consultancy/Done For You Business?
42:12 - Hiring the Right Staff - What is Matt doing wrong?
54:26 - How often do you Incentivise with Equity?
56:22 - Existing Investor Base or DIY?
58:46 - The Education System, How it Could be Better Fixed, Top Key Skills & Topics to Learn
01:06:22 - Conclusion

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Ever wondered how a kid who got weed on turned into a martial arts master and fitness mogul? Buckle up for a no-holds-barred chat with Scott Harrison, the muscle man behind The Six Pack Revolution. In this episode, Scott—fitness guru, black belt, and all-around badass—shares his secrets to shredding fat fast, getting drunk without losing your six-pack, and why his programmes have a 100% success rate. We dive into everything from the gritty realities of overcoming bullying and the low points that nearly broke him to the euphoric highs of his life-changing fitness journey.

Scott doesn’t pull any punches as he talks about battling misconceptions like bad skin, junk food, and the vegan diet myth, and the absolute horror of belly fat and tired eyes in the fitness industry. Plus, he gives the scoop on training celebs and educating kids on health and fitness with his children’s books. Whether you're looking to conquer your fitness goals or need some inspo, this episode has it all. Tune in, and you might just get ripped!

Timestamps:
0:00 - Intro
1:58 - A Life Changer in Fitness, Nutrition & Mindset
3:52 - The Programmes
5:24 - 75 Hard and Fast Fat Loss
6:15 - How to get Drunk AND have a Six Pack!
10:23 - Extreme Fat Loss Results - 100% Success Rate!
14:21 - What is the Biggest Obstacle stopping people Starting?
17:07 - World Class Experts in Hormones on the Course
23:15 - Bulimia
26:23 - Martial Arts and Fitness Creates a Balanced Mind and Body
30:01 - Children's Books
33:37 - Educating Kids on Health and Fitness
38:18 - Vegan Food ISN'T Healthy?
40:17 - Health Misconceptions - Spot Reduction Fat Loss - The Mechanics of Fat Loss
46:27 - All Carbs and All Fats are BAD!
48:02 - Training Rylan Clark
48:48 - Varied Programmes for Varied Goals
50:22 - Programme Overview
51:11 - Conclusion

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This week, I'm metaphorically stripping off Chris Baber's chef whites and diving deep to uncover the secret ingredient to his success. Chris Baber, a celebrated chef, BBC Good Food contributor, and best-selling author, joins us to share his journey from humble beginnings to culinary fame.

We chat about the entrepreneurial spirit that sparked his passion for cooking and how it led him to thrive in the intense world of Michelin Star restaurants, rubbing shoulders with top-tier chefs like Gordon Ramsay. Chris opens up about the challenges of staying creative in an industry where everything has essentially been "done to death."

We also delve into the business side of things—how many top chefs master both the kitchen and the boardroom. Chris shares his insights on building a strong social media following and the networking savvy that landed him a coveted gig with Marks and Spencer's. Plus, he talks about his book, "Easy," and the importance of simplicity in achieving business success. 

0:00 - Intro
1:41 - Back to the Beginning
4:38 - What do you think it was that gave you that Entrepreneurial Spirit and want to be a Cook?
7:14 - Life in a Michelin Star Restaurant
10:29 - Staying Creative in a 'Done to Death' Industry?
13:09 - How Many Great Chefs are also Great in Business?
15:37 - How did you Build Your Social Following?
16:51 - Getting the Marks and Spencer's Gig through Networking - Business Lessons
25:28 - Business Facet to Success, Simplicity - Chris Baber's Book Easy
28:48 - Do you Enjoy the TV Experience?
29:50 - What is the Passion about Seasonal Produce and Local Ingredients?
31:05 - Nutrition and Healthy Eating Made Easy For All
39:30 - Mental Health Awareness
41:47 - The Future and Expansion
45:01 - Quickfire Questions - Favourite Dish? One Famous Chef to Share the Kitchen with? Disaster Dish!
48:36 - Conclusion

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There are two types of people: those who like football and those who prefer watching men in short shorts wrestle each other, score points, and drink beer! Join me for an exclusive interview with Chris Robshaw, the former England rugby captain turned entrepreneur! Dive into Robshaw's journey from the rugby field to the boardroom as we explore his childhood, career highlights, and insights on leadership.

Discover the off-field antics of rugby life, including sponsorship deals and fan interactions, and learn valuable lessons on building a winning culture in business. Plus, gain Robshaw's expert perspective on the future of rugby and its biggest challenges.

Timestamps
0:00 - Intro
1:58 - Childhood - Back to the Beginning
5:18 - Death of Dad
7:23 - Dyslexia
11:38 - Rugby
16:05 - Leniency with Mistakes During a Game
17:50 - What are some Key moments?
19:47 - Did Nerves and Excitement Come Back on that England Game?
22:06 - Outside the Game - Sponsors, Fan Interaction
23:56 - What is the Role of a Captain?
29:17 - What set you apart as a younger captain?
31:49 - How long does Captaincy last?
33:12 - Towards the End of the Career
36:38 - The Honesty of Your Body's Capabilities as you Age
40:25 - Is there much Senior stuff you can do?
42:14 - Rugby Initiations
45:02 - What's the Money Been Like Over Your Career and Relationship with Money
48:44 - Life After Rugby
51:29 - Networking - Wine and Gallagher's
55:29 - Applicable and Transferrable Lessons from Rugby to Business
59:03 - Advice to a Newbie Business Owner on Building a Good Culture Amongst Staff
01:01:06 - Wokeness in Rugby
01:02:48 - Homosexuality in Modern Sport
01:04:58 - What Does the Future Hold?
01:07:14 - Quick View on England Rugby at the moment
01:09:32 - Conclusion

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Are there similarities in the lives of Michael Jackson and his long term friend and bodyguard, Matt Fiddes? I find out.

Step into the world of Matt Fiddes, renowned as Michael Jackson's trusted bodyguard, as he unveils the gripping truths of life beside the King of Pop. Get ready for intimate tales of life with the King of Pop—thrilling Neverland adventures, shocking allegations, and efforts to clean up Michael's image. But amidst the scandals lies a tale of resilience and success—discover how Matt built his multi-million-pound empire. Delve into the striking parallels between Matt and Michael's lives, from their shared struggles to their meteoric rise to the top.

Key Insights:
Building a Successful Business: Matt shares insights into starting his karate studio at 16 and scaling it into a thriving franchise, inspired by Michael Jackson. Key lessons include strategic marketing, competition analysis, and scalable business models.
Marketing Strategies and Innovation: Explore Matt's innovative marketing tactics, including branding and celebrity endorsements, and learn how staying ahead of the curve ensures long-term success.
Overcoming Personal Challenges: Delve into Matt's journey through personal struggles with bullying and addiction, and discover how resilience, mentorship, and a supportive network paved the way for growth and success.

Timestamps
0:00 - Intro
1:44 - Matt Fiddes Childhood
4:07 - What would you tell your kids to do to deal with bullying?
8:10 - Black Belt at 12 - can you take on an 18 year old?
10:15 - Opening First Karate Studio at 16 to 100 Members
17:17 - Did you learn anything back then that would be revolutionary today?
20:54 - How were you marketing your schools?
21:59 - What got you into the books?
23:29 - What was the competition saying?
25:45 - When did you start to Franchise it?
29:50 - Michael Gave You The Idea To Franchise
31:03 - What was the concept of the franchise?
34:12 - Michael Jackson - Uri Geller, Bruce Lee
40:52 - Was Michael a Creator of His Own Destiny
43:28 - The Doctors with Michael Meds
47:07 - Being Michael Jackson's Bodyguard
57:44 - The Child Abuse Accusations
01:06:44 - Wade and James
01:08:31 - Michael Needed to Clean Up his Image
01:10:31 - What does the Future hold?
01:12:09 - Conclusion

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This week I'm sitting down with someone who is used to stripping off, someone who needs no real introduction, glamour model Katie Price. In our second round (watch our first interview here), we dive deep into her life in the public eye, discussing the traumas she's faced, her suicide attempt, time in the Priory, bankruptcy, and the rise and fall of her million-pound empire. From her early days as Jordan to becoming a businesswoman, author, and reality TV star, Katie's journey has been as wild as she is.

We dive into the stories behind the headlines, exploring her resilience and determination. Katie opens up about her darkest moments, mental health struggles, and relentless media scrutiny. We also cover her time in the Priory and the financial turmoil that led to her 'second bankruptcy'. Despite these challenges, Katie continuously reinvents herself and her brand.

Katie shares her ambitions and the projects that invigorate her spirit, from the prospect of training as a paramedic to the unexpected success of her podcast with her sister. We also tackle her straightforward take on plastic surgery and the responsibility of being a public figure influencing body image perceptions. There's an air of anticipation as we talk about her upcoming podcast tour, Netflix documentaries, and West End show, she really doesn't stop!

So, does Katie Price answer all my tough questions?👇🏻 Watch the full podcast now to find out. Tune in for an episode that offers not just a candid look at Katie Price's life, but also insights and inspirations to navigate your own challenges and aspirations.

TIMESTAMPS
0:00 - Intro
5:50 - The Priory?
12:36 - Bankruptcy
17:30 - Who's around you now?
19:43 - Bad judge of character?
22:31 - What about with men?
24:41 - The Media
27:20 - Katie's Driving Licence
34:04 - Best Earning Times Throughout Your Career
36:40 - Regrets?
39:54 -  Dealing with trust
40:36 - How do you protect the kids?
41:49 - Do you help your kids with their careers?
43:57 - What do you think it is that's kept you in the press for 30 years?
45:34 - Does it scare you that you may wake up tomorrow and everyone has lost interest in you?
47:03 - Broken Foot
48:12 - Teeth and Plastic Surgery
52:42 - What are you doing now to reduce stress and not relapse?
57:03 - What do you think your key business skills are?
58:22 - The Katie Price Show
01:01:04 - Where do you see yourself in 4 years?
01:02:11 - Conclusion

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Join us as we uncover the musical journey of Keith Duffy, from the beginnings of Boyzone to his personal struggles and triumphs. Delve into the dynamics of the band, including Louis Walsh's wild accusations and confidence-shattering personality, their memorable moments on tour, and Keith's advocacy for autism awareness. Don't miss this insightful episode filled with candid conversations and heartfelt reflection.

About Keith Duffy:

Keith Duffy, born on October 1, 1974, in Dublin, Ireland, rose to fame as a member of Boyzone in 1993. Beyond music, he excelled in acting, featuring in popular TV series like "Coronation Street" and "Broken Things." Keith is also known for his philanthropic efforts, supporting various charitable causes.

Take Note:

• Business Insights: Keith spills the beans on the inner workings of the music biz, from band dynamics to financial hurdles. And yes, he just might share if he ever took a cheeky turn as a stripper.
  
  
• Money Matters: Learn about managing finances in showbiz, from blockbuster gigs to smaller projects.
  
  
• Life Reflections: Keith shares heart-warming stories about fatherhood and chasing dreams against all odds.

Timestamps
0:00 - Intro
2:39 - Where did it all begin?
12:29 - Going on the Late Show as a New Band with no Music Yet
14:38 - What Happened to the 6th Guy?
20:55 - How long did it take from auditioning to releasing a record? And what was Louis Walsh's role?
26:20 - How does the dynamic work in the band?
38:06 - Stephen Gately Passing
43:54 - Going to see U2 in America on Tour
48:40 - Detour Story - Boyzone One Off Tour in Sumer 2015
51:46 - I wanted to do a one man show
53:46 - Working with Brian
58:16 - Going from the Big stuff to the Little stuff
01:03:04 - AJ from Backstreet Boys and Joey from NSync Working Together
01:05:47 - The Fear of Failure on Trying New Things and not being able to go back. E.g. TV to Hollywood and back
01:09:43 - American vs UK Soap
01:13:45 - When did you start to see the money in Boyzone?
01:16:07 - Were you given an actual wage?
01:20:12 - Keith's Children - Jay and Mia
01:22:33 - Mia's Diagnosis for Autism
01:33:05 - Conclusion

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Lady Victoria Frederica Isabella Hervey, aka Lady V, has lived a life that's straight out of a Hollywood script. Raised between the opulent Ickworth estate and Monaco's glamour, her journey has been a rollercoaster of high society, fashion, and even a hint of scandal. But it's not just glitz and glam; Lady V's story takes some unexpected twists, like the jaw-dropping moment when she felt compelled to buy a GUN for protection. And then there's the juicy gossip swirling around her alleged ties to Prince Andrew and the infamous Jeffrey Epstein saga. Trust us, you won't want to miss a second, Lady V reveals her own secrets!

Key Insights: Resilience Amid Media Scrutiny: Lady Victoria Hervey's story embodies resilience in the face of media scrutiny, showcasing the power of perseverance during challenging times. Seizing Diverse Opportunities: Her forays into modelling, entrepreneurship, and fashion underscore the importance of diversification and seizing opportunities in various sectors. Championing Social Causes: Beyond her professional exploits, Lady Victoria's commitment to social responsibility shines through, advocating against domestic violence and championing social justice causes.

TIMESTAMPS
0:00 - Intro
2:05 - Posh Hot Girl in the Paper
5:35 - Where did the Lady/Marquess title come from?
8:45 - Childhood Memories and Boarding School
15:22 - How old were you when living in Monaco?
18:53 - Bit Naughty but High Grades
21:57 - Taking a Gap Year
25:09 - Getting the Modelling work
28:41 - Any particular stories with the press that were twisted?
31:15 - Opening the Clothes shop
35:38 - LA Plans, Modelling, Visas and Producer Work
42:56 - The Lady Ship Swim Brand
45:00 - Going onto the Commodities and the Gold
46:29 - Networking - Is it a task or is it natural?
49:32 - Why did you come back to the UK from LA?
52:50 - England vs LA vs Dubai for Safety
54:36 - Prince Andrew and Jeffrey Epstein
01:02:40 - Prince Harry
01:07:24 - Speaking Out About Her Sister Who's Been Subject to Domestic Violence
01:12:09 - What Projects are on the Horizon?
01:13:23 - Conclusion

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This week, I have heavyweight contender Johnny Fisher, boasting an undefeated record and a knockout punch, here to share his journey to the top. From humble beginnings to the ring lights, Johnny discusses his passion for boxing, drawing parallels with rugby and highlighting the sport's camaraderie. Amidst the chaos of battle, he offers insights into his mindset and the role of his coach, reflecting on choosing boxing over academia and the mental challenges it entails. Johnny also touches on handling social media criticism, the grueling nature of training, and the financial aspects of the sport, providing valuable advice for aspiring boxers. Step into the ring with Johnny Fisher and discover what it takes to be a heavyweight contender.

TIMESTAMPS
0:00 - Intro
2:02 - Where did it begin?
5:37 - Do you feel alone as a boxer?
6:33 - Can You Hear Your Coach From The Sidelines?
9:25 - Johnny's Education
12:59 - Boxing over a Degree
13:56 - Debut Pro Fight - Do You Ever Get Scared?
17:46 - Is it just Hype Pre-Fight?
19:05 - Overcomplicating Things in Boxing
23:58 - Heavyweight Class Weight Range and Fights
26:01 - Any Highlight Fights During Your Career?
28:10 - Social Media Hate
31:17 - Training Regimes and Daily Life In and Out of Camp
33:22 - Sleep, Nutrition, Sauna's and Ice Baths
37:08 - Mindset and Learning New Things
38:05 - Was Boxing for Financial Reasons or for Love and Fun?
40:15 - How Boxers and the Team Earn Money
44:52 - Money - Financial Goals, Investments... Is there an Endgame? 
46:49 - Having a Relationship as a Fighter
50:01 - Any opponents you're looking forward to fighting?
50:54 - How long do you expect the fighting career to last?
52:26 - Thoughts on Current State of Heavyweight Division
53:48 - Francis Ngannou vs Anthony Joshua Fight
55:35 - Jake Paul vs Mike Tyson - Thoughts on Crossover Fights?
57:27 - One Piece of Advice for Amateur/Prospective Boxers?

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This week, I’m stripping off and going down on the colourful journey of Daniel O'Reilly, (aka Dappa Laughs) exploring the highs and lows that have shaped his life and career. Dapper reflects on losing everything, and the huge fallout he faced with the public after he was CANCELLED! From the early days of crafting characters to the unexpected challenges of being branded “pro rape” by the media, I delve into the relentless storm of scrutiny Dappa has faced. Amidst the chaos, I uncover the huge support that sustained him through the darkest of times as he sheds light on his struggles with addiction and mental health. “For about 3 or 4 years, I'd just drink and sniff coke. I was just out. I was just hiding from my life, escaping my life.” And just when you thought we'd covered it all, we'll explore the profound impact of fatherhood and the delicate balance of comedy and sensitivity. So, whether you're a die-hard fan or a newcomer to the Dapperverse, there's something here for everyone. So, without further ado, let's peel back the layers and uncover the man behind the personas.

TIMESTAMPS
0:00 - Intro
1:17 - Dapper's Backstory
4:43 - Being Branded Pro Rape - Losing the TV Show into Losing Everything
8:30 - How was the relationship with the missus during and after this time?
9:36 - Support Network
10:25 - Do you ever miss it or do you see it differently now?
12:35 - What was the turning point?
16:17 - Mindset
20:03 - Where did the ideas for the characters come from?
21:10 - How do you test things between jokes and social media accounts?
23:43 - Taking Control of Brand, Distribution, Business, Self-Promotion
26:43 - Getting a Completely Different Audience from Podcasting
29:18 - How has being a father changed you?
30:07 - Has Being a Dad Affected Work or Are They Separate?
31:01 - How do you do Comedy without risking offending someone?
35:28 - 2 Films Out, 1 On The Way - How did they come about?
41:11 - Perspective
44:47 - Misfits Boxing, Cage Fight and Training around Sobriety
51:41 - Do you fear slipping out of sobriety again?
53:00 - How has the friendship circle changed since being sober?
55:41 - What's Next to Look Forward to with Dapper?
56:14 - Conclusion