Welcome to The Infinite Better Podcast, the show where we explore the frameworks, philosophies, and stories that power extraordinary results — in business and beyond. I'm your host, Simon Doane, and today we’re diving into something deceptively simple — but deeply transformative.

We’re talking about the power of 3’s and 5’s. Now, you might be wondering, what could numbers like 3 and 5 possibly have to do with productivity, culture, or leadership?

Well, you’re about to find out.

We’re going to explore:

• The origins and evolution of 5S, a world-famous organizational system
• The Rule of Three — why our brains love triads and how they boost clarity
• How these two ideas complement each other
• How to actually implement them
• What kind of impact they’ve had in real businesses
• And the champions who have brought them to life

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What does it really mean to be a leader in today’s world—and how can you become one, no matter your title or role?

In this powerful 1-hour episode of The Infinite Better Podcast, host Simon Doane explores the mindset, habits, and heart of transformative leadership. From timeless wisdom to modern-day examples, you’ll discover how the world’s most impactful leaders—like Steve Jobs or Satya Nadella,—built their legacy not through power, but through purpose, vision, and values.

We’ll unpack:

• The core principles of authentic leadership
• Five distinct leadership styles—and how to adapt yours
• Lessons from iconic companies like Apple, Microsoft, and Patagonia
• The most common leadership mistakes (and how to avoid them)
• A practical, four-step framework to lead with clarity, empathy, and impact
• Why emotional intelligence, not ego, is the future of leadership

Whether you're leading a business, a team, a classroom, or simply yourself, this episode will challenge, inspire, and equip you to lead with intention—starting today.

🔑 Leadership isn’t a destination—it’s a daily decision.

Tune in, reflect, and take your next step toward infinite better.

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In this episode of The Infinite Better Podcast, we dive deep into one of the most powerful—and underestimated—drivers of business success: workplace culture. Join host Simon Doane as we unpack why culture isn’t just a “nice-to-have,” but a strategic advantage that shapes how teams perform, collaborate, and grow.

You’ll hear real-world examples from companies like Google, Netflix, Bodyshop, and Red Gate Software—organisations that have built cultures so strong, they’ve become their competitive edge. We’ll explore the warning signs of a weak culture, share a 5-step framework to build (or rebuild) your own, and show you how values, leadership, and everyday habits define the employee experience.

Whether you're a leader shaping the future of your company or someone who wants to create change from within, this episode is your blueprint for building a culture people don’t want to leave.

🛠️ Key Takeaways:

• What workplace culture really means (and what it’s not)
• How culture drives retention, innovation, and trust
• Lessons from top companies with iconic cultures
• A practical guide to designing your culture from the ground up

🎧 Tune in, and let’s build something that lasts—from the inside out.

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The Infinite Better Podcast hosted by Simon Doane is a space for leaders, changemakers, and curious minds who believe there's always room to grow. Each episode dives into the real stories, strategies, and mindsets behind powerful leadership, intentional culture, and people-first workplaces. From continuous improvement to everyday experiences that shape who we are, we explore what it takes to build better teams, better organizations, and ultimately—a better version of yourself.

Thank you for listening—your time means everything. Wherever you are on your journey, we hope this podcast helps you lead with purpose, grow with intention, and keep moving toward your own version of infinite better.

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