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In this episode we hear from John Lee Dumas, Founder of Entrepreneurs on Fire. John is the founder and host of Entrepreneurs ON FIRE, an award winning Podcast where he interviews today's most successful Entrepreneurs 7-days a week. JLD has grown EOFire.com into a 7-figure business with over 2000 interviews and 1.5 million monthly listens. Some of the questions I ask John:
• What was the most important lesson you learnt from your time as a soldier in Iraq that shaped you the most? • You spent time in law firms, real estate and a number of other industries early in your career. Eventually you took a different path to be start podcasts and be an entrepreneur. What were you really looking for that you found in podcasting and EOFire? • What advice would you give to a middle / snr manager of a large organisation that is stuck in their career, fighting politics and can't seem to find a way forward? • If someone, is thinking that they might like to start their own business. Can you explain what a side-hustle is and the most important principles to get it right? • What is a final message of wisdom and hope you think is vital for the next generation of executives?Most of us at one time or another have had a boss who seems totally disinterested in our work. They're the opposite of micro-managers, leaving us completely to our own devices and at times in more senior regional roles can go missing for weeks at a time. Here is what you can do.
In this episode we hear from Hetty Johnston, AM, Founder and Chair of Bravehearts.
You can support Hetty's work through Bravehearts at www.bravehearts.org.au
CHANGE OF PLAN
Normally I put a detailed set of show notes. In this case, I'm electing not to. This will make sense when you've heard this episode. Hetty is someone you have to listen to. She is one of the most influential leaders of modern Australia and summary notes just won't do her justice.
So find an hour to really focus on this session. Hetty tells the FULL story of her life and the horrific circumstances that led to the beginnings of Bravehearts after her daughter disclosed she was being assaulted. She also shares some of her techniques for negotiating with Prime Ministers, staying resilient and gives the ultimate career advice if you want to be a GREAT chief.
ABOUT HETTY JOHNSTON AM
Hetty is the Founder and Chair of Bravehearts & Australia's leading child protection advocate.
https://bravehearts.org.au/who-we-are/founder-chairman/
For over 20 years Hetty has been leading the charge in child protection and has built Bravehearts into powerful not-for-profit with global reach. She and her team are regularly asked to speak and advice on their most important work all over the world.
Hetty's most recent accolades include:
Just some of her responsibilities include:
She is consistently sought after by media for commentary on issues pertaining to child protection and has been the subject of personal profile in many print media, talk back radio and television documentaries such as Australian Story.
Hetty is a truly GREAT chief. She has battled resistance to change for 20 years from every angle imaginable and from some of the powerful groups in our community. And through it all she has stayed, strong, focused, warm and immovable. I've know Hetty personally for over a decade. She is a force of nature when it comes to leading change across our society and through all this has maintained a warmth and kindness, never forgetting that this is ABOUT THE KIDS.
Recommended Books by Hetty Johnston
The Gift of Fear - https://www.amazon.com/Other-Survival-Signals-Protect-Violence/dp/0440508835/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1522021749&sr=8-1&keywords=the+gift+of+fear
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