In this episode of Owners Outlook, host ShaunLord sits down with Amy Robinson, a neonatalnurse, runner, and single mum whose story is one of resilience, self-discovery,and determination to chase big goals while inspiring others along the way.

From a childhood shaped by constant change, to finding running in her early20s, Amy’s journey has been anything but straightforward. What began as atherapeutic outlet soon revealed her natural speed and potential to compete ata national level. Now, as she balances motherhood, nursing, injury setbacks,and her dream of representing Australia, Amy shares the lessons and mindsetthat keep her moving forward.

Here’s what you can expect from this episode:

Early Life & Nursing Foundations

·       Growingup through challenges that built resilience and perspective

·       Lessonslearned from neonatal nursing and the gratitude it instilled

Running as a Passion & Purpose

·       From3k and 5k runs to competing at Nationals in the 800m and 1500m

·       Trainingsetbacks, injuries, and the mental battle of being sidelined

·       Whyshe believes she still has what it takes to represent Australia

Motherhood & Mindset

·       Howbecoming a single mum reshaped her view of running and life

·       Therole of gratitude, resilience, and perspective on the start line

·       Inspiringher son by chasing her own dreams

Personal Growth & Positivity

·       Usingself-development as the foundation for success

·       Buildinga positive network and surrounding herself with ambitious people

·       Sharingher journey online to inspire others facing hardship

Redefining Success

·       WhyAmy refuses to settle for “just being happy”

·       Balancingambition with gratitude for the simple things

·       Hermission to help others while pushing the limits of her own potential

Tune in for a heartfelt and motivating conversation with Amy Robinson—anathlete, a mother, and an inspiring example of what it means to own yoursuccess, no matter the obstacles.

Inthis episode of Owners Outlook, host Shaun Lord sits down with RichardColman, Paralympic gold medalist, and advocate for disability inclusion,mindset, and personal accountability. From childhood athletics in Geelong tothe top of the Paralympic podium and even Bolivia’s infamous Death Road,Richard's story is a testament to grit, belief, and taking ownership of yoursuccess.

Here’s what you can expect from thispowerful episode:

🏁 EarlyAthletic Foundations

How Richard’s primary school teacherschampioned inclusion from day one

His early memories of racing as awheelchair athlete

Transitioning from local athletics to eliteglobal competition

💡 Mindset& Resilience

Overcoming chronic fatigue and losingfunding post-Rio

Dealing with marginal losses and using themas fuel for growth

The mental edge in elite sport: tactics,belief, and training secrets

🏋️‍♂️ TrainingPhilosophy & Coaching

Evolving from sprint-focused training toendurance-based success

Coaching today’s athletes with a long-termview

Why clarity in goal-setting matters—and howto structure your goals

🌍 Beyondthe Track

Richard’s post-athletic adventures,including pushing 65km down Death Road

Advocating for greater inclusion andself-reliance in the disability community

His passion for mentoring the nextgeneration through sport, education, and mindset

I’m your host, Shaun Lord, and this is a little different. Instead of interviewing a guest, I’m sitting down with my own journal and reflecting on two powerful conversations we recently had on the show with Dr. Natty Bandasak and Dr. Jerry Yoo, both leaders in the physio world.

What I loved about these episodes is that the lessons went far beyond physio. We’re talking about building the boat while you’re already sailing, learning patience in the face of setbacks, and remembering that the best leaders don’t just tell their team what to do they jump in the trenches with them.

We’ll also dive into Jerry’s “triple win philosophy” where clients win, the team wins, and the business wins and why building a personal brand, even when it feels uncomfortable, can be the game-changer.

But if there’s one theme that ties it all together, it’s this: caring. Both Natty and Jerry reminded me that true success isn’t about transactions it’s about impact, culture, and genuinely caring for the people you serve.

So, this reflection is raw, honest, and a little unpolished but that’s the point. It’s about growing in real time, just like the guests who’ve inspired it.

Let’s dive in.

In this episode of Owners Outlook,host Shaun Lord sits down with Dr. Jerry Yoo, founder and CEO of Next LevelPhysio, to unpack his unexpected journey from avoiding entrepreneurship to building one of most community-driven physiotherapy practices.

Despite initially swearing off businessownership, Jerry’s path took a turn when he realized the value he could offerby doing things his own way—and what followed was a story of growth,community-building, and relentless care that transcends the traditional physiomodel.

Here’s what you can expect from thisepisode:

Authenticity and Connection

Mindset and Perspective

Advice for Founders and Practitioners

Resilience and Culture

Tune in for an inspiring conversation aboutmindset, leadership, and service—and learn how being part of the communitiesyou serve can transform not just your business, but your own personal journey.

In this episode of Owners Outlook, join Shaun Lord as he sits down with Dr. Natty Bandasak, physiotherapist, business owner, and founder of Myokinetics, a thriving clinic in the U.S. that blends performance-focused care with human-centered leadership.

Natty’s journey began after sustaining his own injury, sparking a passion to help others not only heal but thrive. From building a team culture people genuinely want to return to on Monday morning, to navigating the mindset challenges of entrepreneurship, Natty shares invaluable lessons for business owners, leaders, and anyone seeking purpose-driven growth.

Here’s what you can expect from this episode:

• Entrepreneurial Mindset: Why Natty compares business ownership to “building a boat while sailing” and how patience, grace, and adaptability shaped his path.
• Leadership and Culture: How creating a workplace that feels like “play” — while maintaining high standards — has fueled Myokinetics’ success.
• Resilience and Perspective: Advice for athletes (and anyone facing setbacks) on reframing adversity, grounded in Natty’s faith and commitment to finding silver linings.
• Daily Habits for Presence: The role of gratitude, flexible routines, and redefining meditation to stay centered and impactful in business and life.
• Long-Term Vision: Why Natty rejects the idea of serial entrepreneurship in favor of going “all-in” on his first — and last — business, and how a focus on quality and outcomes drives his next chapter.

Tune in to discover why building something meaningful starts with core values, leadership from the trenches, and an unwavering focus on people.

In this special reflection episode of Owners Outlook, host Shaun Lord takes you beyond the scoreboard to explore what it truly means to own your success through the lens of two elite AFLW athletes, Chloe Molloy and Jade Ellenger.

Drawing from their powerful conversations, Shaun unpacks the deeper layers of mindset, resilience, and identity that shape a meaningful journey not just for athletes, but for anyone choosing to grow through discomfort and lead themselves well.

Here’s what you can expect in this episode:

🔹 Perspective as a Daily Practice
Jade Ellenger’s path to AFLW wasn’t linear. Her mindset around optimism, opportunity, and reframing setbacks offers a lesson in everyday leadership.

🔹 The Power of Backing Yourself
Chloe Molloy turned down a full U S college basketball scholarship to chase an uncertain AFLW dream. Her story is a case study in trusting yourself without a guarantee.

🔹 Curiosity Over Ego
Why Chloe brings a notebook to meetings and what it says about the power of staying humble and always hungry to learn.

🔹 Resilience When No One’s Watching
From injuries to non selection, both athletes show what it really takes to keep showing up and why consistency beats talent in the long run.

🔹 Building a Legacy You’re Proud Of
The way you do things, how you treat people, how you respond to failure, that’s the story you’ll tell one day. And that’s the legacy that matters.

🔹 Using the Platform You Have
How both women are using their voices for something bigger, and why impact isn’t about followers, it’s about intention.

This isn’t an episode about sport.
It’s about the human journey behind growth, grit, and leadership.
It’s for anyone walking a path that feels uncertain and choosing to walk it anyway.

Tune in to reflect, reset, and ask yourself: What story am I writing and will I be proud to tell it?

In this episode of Owners Outlook, host Shaun Lord sits down with dual AFLW premiership player and registered nurse Jade Ellenger, whose journey into elite sport began with a high school teacher offering her a day off school—and evolved into a remarkable story of resilience, optimism, and relentless determination. 

From being a supplementary draft pick who barely played in her first two years to becoming a consistent performer in Brisbane Lions' premiership teams, Jade shares how setbacks, late starts, and being constantly named as emergency didn't deter her—they fuelled her drive to succeed. 

Here's what you can expect in this episode: 

🧠 Mindset & Mental Game 

• Why she doesn't believe in strict pre-game routines: "Why worry about something that hasn't even happened?" 

• Her philosophy on optimism: "Everything happens for a reason" and making your own luck 

• How surrounding yourself with positive people creates contagious winning energy 

📚 Balancing Study and Sport 

• Completing her paramedic degree while establishing her AFLW career 

• Pursuing her Master's in Nursing during her playing years 

• Time management strategies using calendars and task lists to stay organized 

💪 The Work Behind the Success 

• 5am gym sessions before full work days—the dedication that changed everything 

• Why consistency beats one-off performances: "One good training session won't get you picked" 

• Learning to kick an AFL ball from scratch—the fundamentals that can't be skipped 

In this empowering episode of Owners Outlook, join AFLW star Chloe Molloy as she opens up about her journey from a determined young athlete in Whittlesea to becoming a full-time professional footballer and team leader in one of Australia’s fastest-growing sports.

Hosted by Shaun Lord, this conversation dives deep into Chloe’s mindset, perspective, and the decisions that shaped her path—from walking away from a U.S. basketball scholarship to betting on the AFLW before it had fully formed.

Here’s what you can expect from this episode:

Early Sacrifices and Pivotal Choices

• Why Chloe gave up a full college basketball scholarship to pursue football in Australia

• The personal and professional challenges she faced as AFLW evolved

Mindset, Drive, and Self-Belief

• How she backs herself under pressure and turns setbacks into growth

• The internal standards and habits that fuel her resilience

Leadership and Legacy

• Chloe’s perspective on leading by example—on and off the field

• Why she views pressure as a privilege and setbacks as opportunities

• How she hopes to be remembered: not just for what she did, but how she made people feel

Lessons in Growth and Perspective

• The value of curiosity, preparation, and staying present

• Why “you don’t have to do it all by yourself” is the advice she’d give her younger self

💡 Whether you’re an aspiring athlete, a young professional, or anyone navigating life’s tough decisions, this episode offers powerful lessons in courage, clarity, and owning your journey.

In this milestone 20th episode of Owners Outlook, host Shaun Lord takes the mic solo to share the most powerful lessons he’s gathered from 20 deep conversations with entrepreneurs, athletes, visionaries, and changemakers.

This isn’t just a recap—it’s a raw reflection on what it truly means to own your success.

Here’s what you’ll take away from this episode:

Mindset & Resilience

• Why success is less about outcomes and more about backing yourself before the results come.

• How elite performers stay grounded in chaos and uncertainty.

Redefining Success

• Letting go of external validation and rewriting what success looks like.

• Real stories of guests who chose meaning over applause, and direction over expectation.

Ownership in Action

• The difference between chasing perfection and committing to consistency.

• How failure, feedback, and grit become fuel when you stop waiting for permission.

Shaun’s Closing Reflection

• Why true ownership isn’t loud—it’s disciplined.

• The common thread in every guest who’s left a lasting impression.

As Owners Outlook enters a new chapter, Shaun lays the foundation for what’s next—new monthly themes, new voices, and deeper stories to help you grow, reflect, and take ownership of your journey.

In this compelling episode of Owners Outlook, we sit down with Ryan Croll—entrepreneur, financial strategist, and the driving force behind multiple thriving ventures across Australia. From humble beginnings in South Africa to turning around multimillion-dollar businesses, Ryan shares the mindset, methods, and metrics that have fueled his remarkable journey.

🎙️ Here’s what you can expect from this episode:

From Numbers to Ventures

• How Ryan Croll’s early love for business and finance led him from auditing to launching his first cafe, Drift Kitchen.

• The parallel rise of Bar Pop, an events powerhouse now pulling in over $10M annually.

Productivity and Performance

• Ryan’s unique “Four and Four” routine for extreme focus and output.

• How tools like Todoist and TryShift help him manage multiple businesses while maintaining clarity and control.

• The importance of mastering admin, managing energy, and staying ahead of chaos.

Scaling Sustainably

• The behind-the-scenes role Ryan played in scaling Refresh Juice and Rocky Ridge Brewing from financial instability to high performance.

• Practical frameworks for identifying ROI opportunities, managing cash flow, and building operational resilience.

• Why culture, people, and systems matter as much as the numbers.

Living the Purpose

• Ryan’s view on success, financial freedom, and helping others win in business.

• Why staying in the background enables him to focus on impact over recognition.

• Honest advice for entrepreneurs: be relentlessly organized, scale yourself before your team, and make every dollar work.

Whether you're building your first venture or leveling up your leadership, this episode offers a masterclass in entrepreneurial execution from someone who’s done it across industries—with humility, precision, and purpose.