The GOKO Podcast

She said no. In fact, she said no multiple times.

She ignored the calls, the letters, the faxes and every attempt to get a meeting.

Most people would have moved on. Greg Owen got on a plane, flew from Sydney to America, and asked for one hour.

That decision went on to generate tens of millions of dollars in business and became one of the defining moments in the growth of GOKO.

What does it take to become one of the top 0.01% performers in sales?

In this episode of The GOKO Podcast, Troy Harris sits down with Greg Owen to discuss the lessons, relationships and opportunities that shaped his career in business, entrepreneurship and negotiation.

From bringing Mike Tyson to Australia and interviewing Robert Kiyosaki, Peter Schiff and Raoul Pal, to building multimillion-dollar business relationships after hearing "no", Greg shares the mindset and communication skills that helped him succeed.

In this episode:

• Lessons from Mike Tyson and world-class performers
• The smartest people Greg has interviewed
• Becoming a top 0.01% performer in financial services
• The phone call that changed everything
• Why "no" is often the beginning, not the end
• The power of persistence and relationship building
• Why human connection still matters

Whether you're building a business, growing your career, negotiating a deal or simply looking to improve your ability to influence others, this episode is packed with practical lessons that still work today.

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Timestamps

00:00 – Introduction: Why Greg's story matters
01:30 – Bringing Mike Tyson to Australia
06:30 – Dinner with Mike Tyson
10:15 – The smartest people Greg has interviewed
13:00 – Robert Kiyosaki and unexpected interview moments
15:00 – Becoming a top 0.01% performer in financial services
19:00 – The phone call that changed everything
24:00 – Why "no" is often the beginning
26:00 – The power of human connection in business
28:00 – The sales cycle and future episodes
31:00 – Final thoughts

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The world is changing… politically, financially and digitally.

In this episode, Greg and Troy dive into Trump, global power shifts, media distractions, Bitcoin and the future of money.

They unpack why trust in governments is declining, how money printing affects everyday people, and why digital assets like Bitcoin continue to gain momentum.

In this episode, Greg and Troy discuss:

• Trump, media narratives and political distractions
• America, China and the changing global landscape
• Why Bitcoin was created differently to traditional currencies
• The dangers of endless money printing
• Why digital currency is becoming unavoidable
• Which cryptocurrencies may survive long term
• Common misconceptions around Bitcoin and crypto investing
• Why diversification matters more than ever

This isn’t financial advice.

It’s a real conversation about where the world may be heading financially — and what people need to start paying attention to.

If you’ve been wondering:
“Why are so many people suddenly paying attention to Bitcoin and digital assets?”
This episode is for you.

Timestamps:
00:00 – Trump, politics and media distractions
02:00 – America, China and global power
05:00 – Why Bitcoin moves differently
06:30 – Money printing and inflation
08:00 – The future of crypto
09:00 – Why Bitcoin may survive long term
10:00 – Common misconceptions about crypto
11:00 – Can you actually cash Bitcoin out?

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The world is changing faster than most people expected.

AI is replacing jobs. Robo taxis are rolling out. Entrepreneurs are adapting faster than corporations. And the gap between people who evolve… and people who don’t… is getting wider.

In this, Greg and Troy unpack:

Why AI may become the biggest disruptor of our lifetime
Whether human connection can ever be replaced
Why entrepreneurship matters more than ever
Elon Musk’s universal income predictions
What happens to jobs, business and opportunity next
and why the middle class may be under the most pressure

This isn’t fear-driven.

It’s a real conversation about where the world is heading and how everyday people can prepare for it.

If you’ve been wondering:
“What does AI actually mean for my future?”
This episode is for you.

Timestamps:
00:00 – Can AI replace humans?
02:30 – Why most people never take action
05:00 – Why entrepreneurship matters more than ever
07:00 – AI, jobs and universal income
10:00 – Robo taxis and the future of work
12:00 – What humans will always do better

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