The following is a conversation with Andrew McCann, CEO of Jellis Craig, one of Victoria's most respected real estate networks. Having started as a sales PA at just 19 years old, Andrew has built a remarkable career in real estate, now leading a business of 45 offices, 1,200 people, and more than 10,000 property transactions each year.

In this episode, we discuss leadership, culture, high-performance teams, and what separates the industry's best agents. We also explore grief, marriage separation, mindset, gratitude, and the lessons Andrew has learned about success, perspective, and leading with humility.

I hope you enjoy my conversation with Andrew McCann.

The following is a conversation with Paul Attard, founder of Built, one of Australia's largest privately owned construction companies. Starting the business at just 26 years old with no construction background, Paul built a reputation as one of the country's most respected business leaders and relationship builders.

In this episode, we discuss trust, networking, leadership, and what it takes to build relationships with some of Australia's most successful people. We also explore addiction, sobriety, identity, and the lessons Paul has learned about success, purpose, and finding peace.

I hope you enjoy my conversation with Paul Attard.

The following is a conversation with Tom Hawley, the founder and director of Azura Financial, one of Australia’s leading mortgage brokerages.

This episode kicks off a new series, The Quarterly with Team AO, where the team comes together to share what's actually working for them and what's not.

This conversation is with Jack Parry and Jasmine Angelsey - two agents who are among the most skilled and technical in the country - off the back of a huge month: 17 sales in May 2026.

It's a very different conversation to the one we had recently with Shannan Whitney and Charles Touma, who spoke about how quickly and how much the market had shifted; this one's about how Team AO is navigating it, covering the pricing conversations, the buyer psychology, and the communication that builds trust with both vendors and buyers.

Whether you're an agent or just a passionate property person, this one's for you.

Charles Touma has spent more than 25 years building a successful career in real estate. In this episode, we explore ADHD, addiction, identity, self-sabotage, discipline, and the inner work required to rebuild yourself from the inside out. A raw and honest conversation about success, struggle, and becoming the person your future requires.

Shannan Whitney and Charlie Touma are two of the biggest names in Sydney real estate. I brought them both to the table for one reason - to have an honest conversation about the transition happening in the Sydney property market right now.

We get into how to price a property in a declining market, what real trust looks like between an agent and a vendor, and why positivity without honesty is doing more damage than people realise.

It's a frank, experienced, and at times uncomfortable conversation. 

Alexander Phillips is the number one real estate agent in Australia and has been for over a decade. He joins me on the podcast to talk about what it actually takes to operate at that level - the preparation, the process, and the relentless drive that most people never see behind the results.

We get into what's happening in the property market right now, why he thinks this is one of the hardest markets in 20 years, and how he manages the pressure of carrying 44 listings without losing his mind.

But we also go deeper than real estate. Alex talks about what success has cost him personally and why circuit breakers aren't optional at his level.

He's someone who has redefined what's possible in this industry, and he's refreshingly honest about the gap between how it looks from the outside and what it actually takes to sustain it.

Damian Cooley is one of the country’s best auctioneers, in fact regarded by many as the best for the past 20 years. He joins the podcast to share how he completely reset his life after a period of personal and professional turmoil.

We talk auctions, the property market, and unpack how his habits, lifestyle and health have driven his comeback. He speaks openly about the link between how he feels physically and how he performs professionally, and how getting that right changed everything.

Beyond property, we get into the reality of separation and loss, and what it really means to show up as a present father. It’s a raw, honest conversation about where real fulfilment and legacy actually come from.

Jack Parry works directly alongside me, and over the past two years has completely transformed his life, with the last 12 months being a turning point, both personally and professionally.

We break down why his best year had nothing to do with the market, and everything to do with his habits, lifestyle, and focus.

At the peak of his career, Benny Handler left Sydney and walked away from the company he co-founded. He moved to Byron Bay with his partner, hung up the suit and stepped away from the corporate lifestyle. He subsequently built a multimillion dollar online education business, leaned into his health, and became a father. This conversation explores identity, reinvention, relationships, fatherhood, health, and much much more.