The How Podcast: Recent Episodes
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I am Nick guidera and you are listening to the How Podcast. A podcast where we talk to ordinary People who have managed to achieve something extraordinary. We explore how these remarkable humans have achieved there success, we explore what makes them tick, the investment required to achieve there goals, and how they are thinking about investing in their future.Please subscribe If you like the series. You can find us on the social media platforms.
What makes a good leader? Are they born with leadership qualities or do they grow as one matures. Are the qualities easy to spot as early as the school playground or will life events shape the skills required for an experienced leader?
In todays world - leadership roles whether they are political, religious, community or corporate are scrutinized, admired, envied and occasionally short lived.
My guest today is a part of a new generation of leadership. One that embodies integrity, self-awareness, courage, respect, empathy, and gratitude.
Not everyone is cut out to enter a well established industry in a brand with over 70 years of history, that is synonymous with royalty and lead from the front. But my guest did just that.
She also has had accomplished brand roles in global luxury brands, won awards for her teamwork, is most likely very handy with MYOB and raised 3 primary school aged boys all at the same time.
Please enjoy my chat with Penny Ferguson
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In our second season of the How Podcast we branch out from our traditional interviews with bite sized chunks on topics that matter to you. These episodes will feature experts and cover a particular topic, like renovations, selling your home, or what a mortgage broker does.
In this episode we meet Anthony Hamer, a lawyer with over 20 years experience that specializes in property.
We talk to Anthony about the role of a lawyer in a property transaction, the contract of sale, how settlement works and why lawyers often play the role of counsellor. If you are looking to buy a home, have a property you are looking to sell or wonder why you might need a will, this podcast is for you.
We hope you enjoy. Remember to like and subscribe to the podcast wherever you listen.
Please note that the following discussion is for entertainment purposes only and cannot be regarded as legal advice. If a listener wishes to obtain legal advice in relation to their specific circumstances, then they should contact a legal practitioner for such advice.
The information provided on this podcast is factual and provided for your general information only. Any such information or content is not financial product advice and you should not rely on it as professional advice. It is not intended to be or imply a recommendation or opinion about a financial product or asset.
Any opinions, advice or statements of such third parties are that of the third party and are not endorsed by Limeburners or its officers or employees.
What makes a successful start up? Is it the idea, the people, enough capital or the competitive environment? Consumers are presented with a new tech start up every week and in the last 2 decades we have seen some incredible success stories - Airbnb, Instagram, Pinterest, Uber & Square to name a few.
But not every startup makes it to the Nasdaq or attracts venture capital. The reality is most startups struggle to make it to year 3. One the key reasons for failure is a bad partner. So who do you choose? They say going into business with friends is fraught with danger, so is an acquaintance or stranger.
Sometimes it’s better the devil you know.
In this episode of the How Podcast, Nick Guidera chats to Rhys & Jordan Rogers, brothers, entrepreneurs & Founders of prop tech business Before You Bid.
The Rogers brothers share their story about leaving the corporate world behind, in pursuit of a very simple idea. They talk about the realities of a start-up, managing people, being a dad and pursuing a tech business without the background in coding. Rhys shared why professional poker has its limitations and how his experience in insolvency shaped his focus on the need for a revenue model. Jordan touches on when to take the plunge from corporate world to startup, why so many startups fail and the lessons for others who are embarking on their next challenge.
The information provided on this podcast is factual and provided for your general information only. Any such information or content is not financial product advice and you should not rely on it as professional advice. It is not intended to be or imply a recommendation or opinion about a financial product or asset.
Any opinions, advice or statements of such third parties are that of the third party and are not endorsed by Limeburners or its officers or employees.
An anthropologist was recently asked to characterize how the modern dad has changed over the last 50 years. He referenced the desire to be a true co-parent, providing nurture and care, as well as the instinctive capability to embrace fatherhood rather than the need to learn off others. Dads come in many forms and fulfill their role in a myriad of ways.
In this episode of the How Podcast, Nick Guidera chats to Ravi Rudner, Founder of Village Chiropractic Manly & Chiropractor to the stars, podcast host, mental health ambassador and a Dad making a difference to other dads.
Ravi shares his story about his quest to contribute more than his qualification, his views on wellbeing, and why the modern dad doesn’t have it easy. Ravi speaks about his own experience as a father, his desire to do more and provides some terrific advice on improving the lives of those impacted by stress and mental health challenges. Ravi also details his experience in creating a space for Dads to learn from each other and be better versions of themselves.
‘Content Warning: This episode contains a general discussion about mental health struggles. So if you need resources or support go to beyondblue.org or you for 24 hour free counselling in Australia, the number for Lifeline is 13 11 14, please look after yourself.
The information provided on this podcast is factual and provided for your general information only. Any such information or content is not financial product advice and you should not rely on it as professional advice. It is not intended to be or imply a recommendation or opinion about a financial product or asset.
Any opinions, advice or statements of such third parties are that of the third party and are not endorsed by Limeburners or its officers or employees.
In our second season of The How Podcast we branch out from our traditional interviews with bite sized chunks on topics that matter to you. These episodes will feature experts and cover a particular topic, like renovations, selling your home, or what a mortgage broker does.
In episode 3 of Season 2 we meet Lukas Paling, carpenter and residential construction builder who has been building and renovating homes in Sydney for over a decade.
We talk to Lukas about the role of builder, some insights into the renovation process and how a builder can potentially help you when it comes to renovating your home.
We hope you enjoy. Remember to like and subscribe to the podcast wherever you listen.
The information provided on this podcast is factual and provided for your general information only. Any such information or content is not financial product advice and you should not rely on it as professional advice. It is not intended to be or imply a recommendation or opinion about a financial product or asset.
Any opinions, advice or statements of such third parties are that of the third party and are not endorsed by Limeburners or its officers or employees.
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to be handed a microphone in front of 100,000 people and be told in your right ear by someone up in a control room up in the sky, to get the crowd on their feet?
In this episode of The How Podcast, Nick Guidera chats to Matt Baseley, host of Hit101.3 Breakfast, Sydney Weekender presenter and MC for Manly Sea Eagles, NSW Waratahs, and the Sydney Sixers
Matt shares his story of how he made the transition from pastry chef to kicking the footy with Heath Ledger on one of Sydney’s most famous breakfast radio stations. Matt talks about imposter syndrome and how he navigates the pressure to perform. Matt also shares how he managed to find the balance between family, competing in ultra marathons, and taking on the next big challenge.
The information provided on this podcast is factual and provided for your general information only. Any such information or content is not financial product advice and you should not rely on it as professional advice. It is not intended to be or imply a recommendation or opinion about a financial product or asset.
Any opinions, advice or statements of such third parties are that of the third party and are not endorsed by Limeburners or its officers or employees.
In our second season of the How Podcast we branch out from our traditional interviews with bite sized chunks on a topic that matters to you. These episodes will feature experts and cover a particular topic, like renovations, selling your home, or what a mortgage broker does.
In episode 1 of Season 2 we meet Chris Hill, 15 year finance veteran who works as a mortgage broker.
We talk to Chris about the role of mortgage broker, some insights into the mortgage market and how a mortgage broker can potentially help you.
We hope you enjoy. Remember to like and subscribe to the podcast where ever you listen.
The information provided on this podcast is factual and provided for your general information only. Any such information or content is not financial product advice and you should not rely on it as professional advice. It is not intended to be or imply a recommendation or opinion about a financial product or asset.
Any opinions, advice or statements of such third parties are that of the third party and are not endorsed by Limeburners or its officers or employees.
There are 2.4 million businesses in Australia, with 98% considered SMEs. For many the past few years have been incredibly challenging, particularly for those, that have involved the gathering of people. Plenty have failed, but others have not wasted a good crisis and adapted.
In this episode of The How Podcast, Nick Guidera chats to Cam Coghlan, founder of Second Sunday Events, Life Member at Manly Surf Club and Australian Surf Life Saving Champion.
Cam shares his story of how he conquered the Molokai, a board paddle race between two Hawaiian Islands, co-ordinated global tours for the world famous motorcycle entertainers Nitro Circus, and how he navigated a starting and running his own events business during Covid. Cam explores how he managed the balance between professional athlete and completing his MBA, finding his purpose and plenty of tips for anyone thinking of starting their own business.
The information provided on this podcast is factual and provided for your general information only. Any such information or content is not financial product advice and you should not rely on it as professional advice. It is not intended to be or imply a recommendation or opinion about a financial product or asset.
Any opinions, advice or statements of such third parties are that of the third party and are not endorsed by Limeburners or its officers or employees.
What drives someone to give back? In this episode of The How Podcast, Nick Guidera chats to Olly Woolrych, Community Leader, Founder of More than a Run & Lululemon ambassador. Olly shares his story of how a nightclub door man turned his hand to charitable organizations, how he ran across Central America and was nominated for Young Australian of the Year, and his experience in building communities in sport and in business. Olly explores what drives him to give back, how successful communities are built, and shares what he has install for the future.
‘Content Warning’: This episode contains a general discussion about mental health struggles. So if you need resources or support go to beyondblue.org.au or for 24 hour free counselling in Australia, the number for Lifeline is 13 11 14.
To learn more about the How Podcast. Visit www.marketspectator.com.au or follow @themarketspectator on Instagram.
If you like what you here, please review The How Podcast on Apple Podcasts or Spotify. We are super appreciative of every review.
The information provided on this podcast is factual and provided for your general information only. Any such information or content is not financial product advice and you should not rely on it as professional advice. It is not intended to be or imply a recommendation or opinion about a financial product or asset.
Any opinions, advice or statements of such third parties are that of the third party and are not endorsed by Limeburners or its officers or employees.
I am Nick Guidera and you are listening to the How Podcast. A podcast where we talk to ordinary People who have managed to achieve something extraordinary. We explore how these remarkable humans have achieved there success, we explore what makes them tick, the investment required to achieve there goals, and how they are thinking about investing in there future.
The information provided on this podcast is factual and provided for your general information only. Any such information or content is not financial product advice and you should not rely on it as professional advice. It is not intended to be or imply a recommendation or opinion about a financial product or asset.
Any opinions, advice or statements of such third parties are that of the third party and are not endorsed by Limeburners or its officers or employees.
How does one person achieve success as an athlete and in business. In this episode of The How Podcast, Nick Guidera chats to Matty Abel, Founder of Capra, DBA Runners & the Vipers Run Club. Matty shares his story of how a kayaker went on to run ultra-marathons, owning a business in your mid 20s, finding the balance between competitive athlete and renowned coach, and how he became a founder of a tech start-up. Matty explores what it takes to be successful, how he manages the juggle and what he thinks about the future.
To learn more about the How Podcast. Visit www.marketspectator.com.au or follow @themarketspectator on Instagram.
If you like what you here, please review to The How Podcast on Apple Podcasts or Spotify. We are super appreciative of every review.
The information provided on this podcast is factual and provided for your general information only. Any such information or content is not financial product advice and you should not rely on it as professional advice. It is not intended to be or imply a recommendation or opinion about a financial product or asset.
Any opinions, advice or statements of such third parties are that of the third party and are not endorsed by Limeburners or its officers or employees.