In this episode, you are going to find out the number one reason why businesses fail in Western Australia and the solutions you can put in place to navigate those problems. 

Today’s conversation is with Bill Withers. Bill is a serial entrepreneur founding and scaling three different companies from Western Australia. Bill is the founder and entrepreneurial leader of a company called ADAPT by Design based in Subiaco. 

ADAPT by Design helps businesses who are struggling to be resilient and healthy over the long term and Bill does this by implementing what they call a leadership operating system. Bill has the stats on why businesses fail, specifically in Western Australia. People go to Bill when things are not going well in their business and want to change things. 

If you’re a business owner or you’re in state government, this is an episode that is going to be crucial for you to understand what is going wrong with businesses in Western Australia. If you’re an employee or a student the conversation will give you insights into what to look for in a really good job that you can stay with over a long period and also what skills you need to develop.

In this episode, you are going to find out the number one reason why businesses fail in Western Australia and the solutions you can put in place to navigate those problems.

Today’s conversation is with Bill Withers. Bill is a serial entrepreneur founding and scaling three different companies from Western Australia. Bill is the founder and entrepreneurial leader of a company called ADAPT by Design based in Subiaco. 

ADAPT by Design helps businesses who are struggling to be resilient and healthy over the long term and Bill does this by implementing what they call a leadership operating system. Bill has the stats on why businesses fail, specifically in Western Australia. People go to Bill when things are not going well in their business and want to change things. 

If you’re a business owner or you’re in state government, this is an episode that is going to be crucial for you to understand what is going wrong with businesses in Western Australia. If you’re an employee or a student the conversation will give you insights into what to look for in a really good job that you can stay with over a long period and also what skills you need to develop.

Today’s podcast is with Sophie Doyle the CEO and creative director of Alf the Label. Alf the Label does luxury based baby bags and accessories.

This podcast is an interview not about Alf the Label itself but about Sophie’s journey to entrepreneurship. From dodgy suppliers to motherhood and even a brain tumour there is no doubt Sophie has proven her ability and strength in business. Today, Alf the Label has gone on to sell over 26,000 luxuries worldwide within five years all the way from Frio.

If you’re someone who is stuck in their job and wanting to branch out into the business world, or you are wanting to start your own side hustle this is an episode you won’t want to miss.

Today’s podcast is with Sophie Doyle the CEO and creative director of Alf the Label. Alf the Label does luxury based baby bags and accessories.

This podcast is an interview not about Alf the Label itself but about Sophie’s journey to entrepreneurship. From dodgy suppliers to motherhood and even a brain tumour there is no doubt Sophie has proven her ability and strength in business. Today, Alf the Label has gone on to sell over 26,000 luxuries worldwide within five years all the way from Frio.

If you’re someone who is stuck in their job and wanting to branch out into the business world, or you are wanting to start your own side hustle this is an episode you won’t want to miss.

Times are really changing in politics. We have not seen the level of turmoil that we’re currently seeing in Western Australian politics in a long time. The Liberals have been decimated so much so to the point that they’re no longer the majority in the opposition. The current Covid pandemic has had people scared with the new party looking stronger. 

For today’s podcast, we have a conversation with a history maker. Our conversation is with the honourable Mia Davies MLA, who is the leader of the Nationals Party in Western Australia and currently the leader of the opposition in Western Australia. Previously, the opposition has either been Liberal or Labour aside from all the way back in 1942 when the Nationals was then called the Country Party. In 2014 Mia made history when she became the first female to be appointed deputy leader of The Nationals in Western Australia and in 2017 she made history again by becoming the leader of the Nationals Party.  

This podcast episode is an important one to listen to so you can understand what is really going on in Western Australia. This podcast will provide clarity on if we should be worried and if we need to be making changes. Even if you’re a little bit interested in politics then this episode is a great listen. 

Times are really changing in politics. We have not seen the level of turmoil that we’re currently seeing in Western Australian politics in a long time. The Liberals have been decimated so much so to the point that they’re no longer the majority in the opposition. The current Covid pandemic has had people scared with the new party looking stronger. 

For today’s podcast, we have a conversation with a history maker. Our conversation is with the honourable Mia Davies MLA, who is the leader of the Nationals Party in Western Australia and currently the leader of the opposition in Western Australia. Previously, the opposition has either been Liberal or Labour aside from all the way back in 1942 when the Nationals was then called the Country Party. In 2014 Mia made history when she became the first female to be appointed deputy leader of The Nationals in Western Australia and in 2017 she made history again by becoming the leader of the Nationals Party. 

This podcast episode is an important one to listen to so you can understand what is really going on in Western Australia. This podcast will provide clarity on if we should be worried and if we need to be making changes. Even if you’re a little bit interested in politics then this episode is a great listen. 

Doing business in Western Australia can be tough. Between multiple and outdated regulations, laws and taxes it seems the government does everything in its power to de-incentivise businesses from operating. Those thinking about getting into business will be deterred as it’s easier to get a nine to five job and those businesses who are looking to expand often don’t because it’s more of a headache than what it's worth.

On the podcast today we have Caroline Di Russo. Caroline is what you could call a high achiever. She’s a practising lawyer, has a huge following on Twitter, is a political commentator, is published on all sorts of media and owns two companies. There are not many people who are in multiple fields across law, business and politics. With Caroline having all three differing perspectives she can isolate current issues and make some great observations and Caroline does just that in this episode.

We talk about the difficulties and problems of doing business in Western Australia and how all of the current regulations are outdated making doing business in Western Australia incredibly hard. If you’re a current owner or thinking about setting and establishing a business in Western Australia this will be the episode for you.

Doing business in Western Australia can be tough. Between multiple and outdated regulations, laws and taxes it seems the government does everything in its power to de-incentivise businesses from operating. Those thinking about getting into business will be deterred as it’s easier to get a nine to five job and those businesses who are looking to expand often don’t because it’s more of a headache than what it's worth.

On the podcast today we have Caroline Di Russo. Caroline is what you could call a high achiever. She’s a practising lawyer, has a huge following on Twitter, is a political commentator, is published on all sorts of media and owns two companies. There are not many people who are in multiple fields across law, business and politics. With Caroline having all three differing perspectives she can isolate current issues and make some great observations and Caroline does just that in this episode.

We talk about the difficulties and problems of doing business in Western Australia and how all of the current regulations are outdated making doing business in Western Australia incredibly hard. If you’re a current owner or thinking about setting and establishing a business in Western Australia this will be the episode for you.

There is no denying that with the current pandemic it has been incredibly hard for businesses to turn a profit, which is why it’s important to understand what is currently happening and why we are likely to see prices rise in the future. In today’s podcast, I’m interviewing world champion, Olympic swimmer, and restauranteur Eamon Sullivan. 

When Eamon retired from his swimming career he transitioned his success from the pool to hospitality where he is now part of multiple restaurants in Perth most notably Rib and Tucker and Pogo.  In the podcast we talk to Eamon about his transition from being a sportsperson to restauranteur, his own self inflicted problems and the huge issues that the hospitality industry is currently facing. 

If you are a current business owner in Western Australia who has found the past two years to be a challenge on your business or maybe you’re just a resident of Western Australia who is looking to help support our businesses in getting back on their feet then this will be the episode for you. 

There is no denying that with the current pandemic it has been incredibly hard for businesses to turn a profit, which is why it’s important to understand what is currently happening and why we are likely to see prices rise in the future. In today’s podcast, I’m interviewing world champion, Olympic swimmer, and restauranteur Eamon Sullivan. 

When Eamon retired from his swimming career he transitioned his success from the pool to hospitality where he is now part of multiple restaurants in Perth most notably Rib and Tucker and Pogo.  In the podcast we talk to Eamon about his transition from being a sportsperson to restauranteur, his own self inflicted problems and the huge issues that the hospitality industry is currently facing. 

If you are a current business owner in Western Australia who has found the past two years to be a challenge on your business or maybe you’re just a resident of Western Australia who is looking to help support our businesses in getting back on their feet then this will be the episode for you.