Special guest, Doron Milner, talks about how he crafted the perfect business and life with the help of clinical depression. What he's really talking about is how to build your life and business around your personal needs and requirements, whoever you are. It's also a remarkable example of someone speaking openly about his own journey with depression and business in a way that inspires us all to be more open and honest with ourselves and each other.

Do you tend to react more positively or more negatively to whatever is going on in your business and your life? Contrary to most people's understanding, not all positivity is good and not all negativity is bad, so it's really useful to be able to distinguish between functional, forced and fantasy forms of positivity and negativity, both in yourself and others.

Some people say they thrive on conflict and confrontation and others avoid it as much as they can. But how do you create a healthy relationship with it, so you can deal with when you need to and avoid it when it's not necessary?

What really motivates you to do business? It's unlikely to be the obvious things that we tend to use as motivation, like money or status, even if they play a part. It's worth diving a bit deeper to uncover the motivation that sits beneath the surface.

If you're used to thinking and being busy all the time, you may long for inner peace. The funny thing is that when you start to experience more peace, it's not always quite how you expected. It can take some getting used to, so let's get clear about that so you can appreciate it fully when you feel it

Most business owners are constantly busy and we're encouraged to be super productive, super efficient and super focused all the time. The problem is that we also need to spend some time doing nothing, day-dreaming and being the exact opposite of all that. It's one of the simplest ways to create more balance in your life.

How do you find the balance between creativity and discipline in your business? How do creative business owners make sure they plan in a way that works for them and ensures they get things done?

Why is purpose important in business? What difference does it actually make to be clear about your purpose and the reason why you're in business?

We all have a relationship with money, even if we've never thought about it that way before. So what's yours like? How well is it functioning? Is it thriving or struggling? Is it an enjoyable relationship? And is it satisfying

When it comes to the end of the year, do you love thinking about your goals for the next year? Or do you dread it? Different people respond differently to goal setting, so here is a chance to explore what might work better for you.