The MAP Room

In episode eight of the MAP Room, Stuart is joined by international speaker and best selling author, Paul McGee. Perhaps better known as the S.U.M.O guy, Paul talks of the obstacles and battles faced on the journey to writing S.U.M.O, and discusses the core principles of the book. In an incredibly informative conversation, we learn how mindset, resilience, motivation and inspiring leadership happens most effectively when you Shut Up and Move On.

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And for more information about Paul and his work, visit https://www.thesumoguy.com/

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Episode seven of The MAP Room sees Founder and Managing Director of MAP, Paul Barnes, turn the tables on our usual host, Stuart Brown. Stuart is Chair at MAP and an experienced Non Executive Director, and in this varied and open discussion, we hear about his own experiences of selling businesses directly and as an advisor, why roles and responsibilities can help avoid inertia and stalemate, and also the 4 P’s that demonstrate a healthy culture in business.

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Episode six of The MAP Room sees host Stuart Brown joined by Jon Davage, Head of Corporate at Bermans. In an informative conversation with unique insight, we learn how best to combat and prepare for the perils of due diligence, and how acting early can help avoid disappointment later, especially in a data driven age. Also, Jon discusses his contribution to the book From The Factory Floor: We Build Tech Companies.

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In episode five of The MAP Room, host Stuart Brown welcomes Hannah Johnson, Founder of Xcel Business Psychology. We discuss the psychology of decision making, and hear of the emergence of psychology in a modern day workplace and how it can enable a culture of kindness and empathy, especially as businesses adapt to a hybrid way of working. Also, they discuss the importance of having a methodology in place that empowers senior leaders to let go and employees to make autonomous decisions.

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Joining host Stuart Brown in episode four of The MAP Room is Jon Woodall, Managing Director of Space 48. In a genuine and honest conversation, we hear the origin story of Space 48 and the meaning behind the name, the importance of getting a supportive investing partner in your corner, and the unique insight of starting a business from the ground up, where any step you take forward is progress. Sometimes it’s not what you what do, it’s what you don’t do.

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Episode three of The MAP Room sees the second part of the conversation between host Stuart Brown and Adam Downes, Founder and Director of Pura Vida. In a varied and fascinating discussion, we learn how identifying your desired lifestyle and mapping that out over time is crucial for your financial confidence, and the importance of recognising how much you want, versus how much you need.

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In episode two of The MAP Room, Stuart Brown is joined by Adam Downes, Founder and Director of Pura Vida. Part one of the conversation hears Adam talk of helping clients live their best lives through financial planning, and how balance and collaboration are the key to ensuring options and financial independence in the future.

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In the first episode of The MAP Room, Stuart Brown sits down with Simon Landi, the Managing Director of Access. In an open and candid discussion, they talk about Simon’s transition from owner to employee, the concept of consequential decision making and the importance of getting outside advice and support when selling any business.

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In a special preview episode of The MAP Room, Stuart is joined by Paul Barnes, Founder and Managing Director of MAP, to set the scene on what to expect from the podcast. They talk about MAP as an outsourced finance function, the importance of intentional and circumstantial decision making and the choices that business owners have to make throughout their journey.

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