Secrets Of Success

In today’s episode I’m talking with Scott SpringerScott Springer is a published author and brings over 25 years of manufacturing and supply chain experience, working with large companies such as Coca-Cola. He was also the Vice President of Operations for Vital Proteins, where he led the team to achieve significant growth, and it was then sold to NestleNot only is he a master of business growth, but he’s also very knowledgeable about health supplements industry and today we’re going to talk about his time with Vital Proteins, the use of Collagen, and where Jennifer Aniston fits into this story.Let’s bring in the amazing man himself, welcome to the show, Scott Springer

In today’s episode I’m talking with Jeff SeckendorfJeff teaches teaches and trains emerging film directors and has spent two decades as master Diving Instructor at the Maine Media Workshops and eight years as the owner of One On One Film Training. Jeff is also a Certificated Flight Instructor and he’s spent many years teaching and competing in aerobatics. But that’s not all, he’s also a world record holder in Cycling and he’s currently in training to attempt an international record sometime in 2025 when he’ll be racing as a 70-year-old masters athlete. Let’s bring in the amazing man himself to find out his secrets of success. Welcome to the show, Jeff Seckendorf

In today’s episode I’m talking with Byron MorrisonByron is the author 4 books all based upon on how we think and filter our world and his latest book is due for release in June 2023, it’s called 'Maybe You Should Give Up - 7 ways to get out of your own way and take control of your life'.  The big change in his life when his father contracted cancer, and this took Byron on his own journey of transformation. Along the way he realised the biggest stumbling block in the way of his success, was himself. For years, Byron self-sabotage everything from his health to his relationships, and his professional success. After figuring out how to get out of his own way and take control of his life, he’s dedicated himself to helping others do the same. And he’s here today to share how you can achieve greater success too. If you know what you want, but you find yourself being your own worst enemy, then you won’t want to miss today’s show. Let’s bring in the amazing man himself, welcome to the show, Byron Morrison.

In today’s episode I’m talking with Bryan GilletteBryan is a former human-resources executive, an ultradistance athlete, and the president and founder of Summiting Group, a company that helps leaders and teams reach their peak performance.  For more than 25 years, he has held senior roles overseeing human resources, leadership development, and communications for companies of all sizes leading teams of hundreds of people and managing multi-million dollar budgets. As a lifelong endurance athlete, he has cycled across the U.S., completed a 300-mile bike ride in one day, and completed many 50- and 100-mile ultradistance runs. At age 47, he ran 205 miles around Lake Tahoe–8 back-to-back marathons—in 76 hours with just 90 minutes sleep. Bryan uses his personal experience plus research from 100 business leaders, company founders, and ultra-distance endurance athletes to understand how those successful people set, then achieve their lofty goals. He’s the author of the book: EPIC Performance: “Lessons from 100 Executives and Endurance Athletes on Reaching Your Peak". Let’s bring in the amazing man himself, welcome to the show, Bryan Gillette

In today’s episode Jeff Smith is talking with Angela Burgess Angela has transitioned from Fast Food Worker to CEO and she’s also a best selling author. She’s always had big dreams and as a kid, she had no idea how to make those dreams come true. Fortunately, she learned one skill early on that would serve her for the rest of her life: when you lack belief in yourself, borrow someone else’s belief in you.  Angela is the author of “Are You on the Right Bus? Navigating Change on the Road to Success” and is the President and CEO of Broad Oaks Consulting, a boutique firm that teaches nonprofits how to break through fundraising barriers and raise more money with confidence. She has helped nonprofits raise over $110 million Let’s bring in the amazing lady herself, welcome to the show, Angela Burgess

In today’s episode I’m talking with Andy LingfieldAndy has been professional singer in West End shows and whilst some might say he had a lucky break, Andy says luck is not just chance; Luck is a skill we can all develop. His life took a fascinating turn when he achieved his childhood dream of singing professionally. This happened when he was spotted on a national TV show watched by 9 million viewers. However, as we’re about to find out, this did not happen by chance! Andy believes he’s deciphered the “good luck code” and he knows how to tip the odds in your favour too. Let’s bring in the amazing man himself to find out his secrets of success to deal your own cards and stack the deck in your favour.

Logan Lessar always wanted to do something big with his life. He didn’t want to go the normal rout of getting a job and being held down in the same place, he wanted freedom.He started his first business at age 15, he travelled to South Africa alone at age 17, and he did that to work with his business partner with whom he met online. He continued to complete his traditional schooling and achieved straight A’s.Logan is an adventure seeker who loves racing motocross, skiing, snowboarding, jet skiing, wakeboarding, mountain biking, traveling the world and overall doing anything that will push his limits to force him to face his fears. Now at the grand old age of 19, he lives in Cape Town, South Africa, and today we’re going to explore the “Champion mindset”. We’re going to find out about his “No Quit” mentality, what it takes to fail at motocross, and then go on to win!

In this episode, we have the privilege of speaking with Mandy Hickson, a remarkable individual who has blazed trails and achieved extraordinary success in both the military and business worlds. As the 2nd female fighter pilot in the history of the Royal Air Force (RAF), Mandy's story is one of courage, resilience, and unwavering determination. During her time in the RAF, Mandy faced numerous challenges and overcame them with her exceptional skill, expertise, and the indomitable spirit that defines fighter pilots. Her journey was marked by breakthrough moments and the relentless pursuit of excellence, as she soared through the skies piloting powerful fighter jets. Having transitioned from the cockpit to the corporate world, Mandy's leadership skills and unique experiences have proven invaluable in her role as a business leader. She has seamlessly translated the principles she honed as a fighter pilot into her approach to leadership, driving teams towards success and fostering a culture of collaboration, innovation, and resilience. Mandy's captivating story is an inspiration to aspiring aviators, young women seeking to break barriers, and individuals striving for personal and professional growth. With her remarkable insights, she shares the lessons learned from high-pressure situations, the importance of teamwork, decision-making strategies, and the ability to adapt to change. Today, we delve into Mandy Hickson's incredible journey, exploring her experiences as the 2nd female fighter pilot in the RAF, the exhilaration of flying powerful jets, and how her unique career path has transcended into exceptional leadership in the business world. We also discuss her best-selling book “An Officer, Not A Gentleman” Please stay with us as we gain invaluable insights from this trailblazer, role model, and true exemplar of courage and leadership."