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Get all links mentioned in the episode:  https://www.neuralle.com/blog/posts/011-how-the-man-with-a-van-built-a-unique-brand-tim-bishop Skip through the episode:Bio and background {04:10}Lessons learnt from his parents/growing up {05:20}How the Man With A Van came about {14:07}Would he do things differently, knowing what he knows now? {24:45}If he had to teach a class of entrepreneurs, how would he do it? {30:05}Does he have a ‘toolkit’ he relies on? {31:20}‘Ubering’ the delivery model {37:45}Behind the name - the power of branding {40:55}Tech startups vs quality businesses {48:37}Dealing with dark periods in the business {01:02:53}How he deals with stress {01:06:23}Why he won’t ever be bored of his business {01:09:33}Thinking of success: third person who comes to mind {01:11:09}Morning routine {01:12:40}Best purchase under $200 in the last year {01:13:40}Most influential book he’s read {01:15:13}If he had a billboard anywhere, where would it be and what would it say? {01:16:10}If he did a TED talk, what woul

Get all links mentioned in the episode: https://www.neuralle.com/blog/posts/010-how-persistence-hard-work-equals-a-fulfilling-life-chris-michaelides Skip through the episode:Eating plan and weight loss {04:15}Bio and background {07:25}Learning from his parents - garnering a work ethic {09:00}Career background {10:50}The attraction to creative industries {14:40}Core principles and beliefs {18:20}How he defines success {19:55}Weekly habits or rituals {21:30}Favourite books {23:55}On his travel to Africa {24:50}On his parenting style {29:50}Family rituals {39:35}Lessons learnt from running different businesses {41:50}What he would teach a class of school-leavers {44:05}The main constant in all businesses he’s had {47:40}If he could go back and change his pathway in business, would he? {48:20}On the intricacies of the fashion industry {50:40}If he did a TED talk, what would it be on? {56:55}Something he has changed his mind on lately {57:45}Best purchase under $200 in the last year {58:50}Five favourite non-music

Get all links mentioned in the episode:  https://www.neuralle.com/blog/posts/009-playing-with-woodfire-charlie-carrington Skip through the episode:How he started young, in his passion for cooking {04:05}Coming to stage at Gordon Ramsay’s restaurant {08:55}The influence of chefs such as Clare Smyth {13:45}Going on to be an apprentice at Vue de Monde {16:25}Moving up to Sydney to work at Marque {20:45}Working at Fifteen in London {24:00}Coming back to Melbourne to Clayton Bowls Club {26:00}Cheffing in Sth America, San Fran, Belgium & more {27:55}Learning to cook with woodfire {33:05}How Atlas Dining came to fruition {37:10}The benefits of fire-based cooking {38:50}The unique experience of Atlas Dining {41:35}Learning from different cultures and styles of food {43:50}Advice on opening a new restaurant {45:45}Culinary influencers in Australia {49:25}Ways he de-stresses {52:20}Lessons learnt from his parents {52:55}Morning rituals or daily habits {54:20}Music he’s currently listening to {55:10}Best purchase he

Get all links mentioned in the episode:  https://www.neuralle.com/blog/posts/008-the-art-of-versatility-become-the-company-bike-petros-dellidis Skip through the episode:Bio and background {05:10}On the immigrant work ethic {17:50}On working at The Press Club {21:15}On being the ‘company bicycle’ - all the way to the Belvedere Club {29:20}Becoming a development chef {34:50}On finding work in Turkey and Greece, and private cheffing {41:40}The tango between George Calombaris and Shane Delia {47:50}On the one-percenter experiences of fine-dining {51:50}Building menus through travel experiences {53:10}The competitive advantage of George Calombaris {57:30}Accurate representations of hospitality in media {59:20}The dining scene filtered through social media {01:00:50}Going out on his own - Adonis Catering {01:02:58}The health change from working in restaurants to catering {01:11:17}The small changes he took for immense weight loss {01:17:38}Lessons learnt directly or indirectly from family & friends {01:27:20}Co

Get all links mentioned in the episode:  https://www.neuralle.com/blog/posts/007-why-evolutionary-principles-improve-your-health-anthony-ross Skip through the episode:Bio and background {04:40}How to become a PT {06:50}On the evolutionary side to health {11:45}Thoughts on AI & biotech {17:40}General principles on diet/nutrition and movement {23:40}Sugar vs. fat - misconceptions and new evidence {29:00}How Anthony eats {36:00}Resources for information {45:20}Supplements {48:10}Recovery {52:50}Work-out schedule {55:30}Maintaining health, measuring progress {59:40}Meditation, spirituality and altered states of consciousness {01:01:40}The use of psychedelics for spirituality {01:08:20}On catastrophism or cataclysm and archeological discoveries {01:24:47}Morning rituals or routines {02:02:40}Best purchase under $200 {02:03:00}Recommended books {02:03:35}Favourite podcasts {02:04:25}Principles in life {02:05:45}What insight about life is obvious to him, but not to others {02:06:50} Hosted on Acast. See acast.co

Get all links mentioned in the episode: https://www.neuralle.com/blog/posts/006-ren-butler-how-to-make-the-startup-game-palatable-just-add-whisky Skip through the episode:Bio and background {04:45}On eco-tourism {06:10}On her windy road in coming to work at Blue Chilli {13:40}On the conception of The Whisky Social {21:05}The process of appreciating whisky vs. wine, and intricacies {26:30}Takeaways from the whisky events, and how it can be applied to working with startups {40:30}Lessons learnt directly or indirectly from her parents {43:10}Guiding principles in life in general {45:00}Habits as a result of the principles {49:15}Further info on her role at Blue Chilli and lessons learnt {52:30}Recommended books, or a book she would gift someone {59:40}On climbing as an exercise routine {01:07:21}Podcasts and music she’s currently listening to {01:12:30}If she had a billboard anywhere in the world, what would it say? {01:20:20} Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Get all links mentioned in the episode:  https://www.neuralle.com/blog/posts/005-how-to-build-the-business-of-you-with-michael-jayaranjan Skip through the episode:Bio and background {05:45}His recount of living in Sri Lanka and the civil war {11:05}The contrarian mindset {21:55}In his interest of music and learning instruments {28:35}On joining a band {34:35}Why he migrated to Australia {38:55}Further thoughts on favourite music, genres and artists {41:45}Lessons learnt from his parents, directly or indirectly {47:25}Most formative experiences and inflection points in his life {51:00}General life principles {01:01:00}Principles of economics/spending {01:07:50}On ownership vs. flexible lifestyles - where time is equal to money {01:19:45}On self-improvement in knowledge, health and performance {01:35:10}Motivation and goal-setting via the help of Tony Robbins - {01:44:25}Morning rituals {01:55:40}Discussing our favourite podcasts {02:00:00}A question he wished he has been asked by someone {02:06:00}Best purchas

Get all links mentioned in the episode: https://www.neuralle.com/blog/posts/004-tenda-mcfly-a-poetic-balance Skip through the episode:Bio and background {05:10}How a passion for music and poetry began {14:50}Lessons learnt from parents, directly or indirectly {23:50}Core principles {27:50}Habits and sporadicity {31:20}Combatting dark periods in writing and performing {35:00}How poetry & rap lend itself to his knowledge of psych & business (or vice versa) {44:20}The game of rap - influences, competition etc. {50:40}Advice to first-time rappers or spoken word poets {1:05:20}A question someone hasn’t asked him, but wish they did {01:09:10}Something he is proud of {01:10:55}Any historical figures of inspiration {01:13:30}Best purchases under $200 in the last couple of years {01:14:38}Favourite books read in the last couple of years, to gift to someone {01:15:55}Favourite TV series or documentaries {01:19:45}Favourite non-musical sounds {01:20:50}Something that he believes in/seems obvious and true, that o

Get all links mentioned in the episode: https://www.neuralle.com/blog/posts/003-angie-giannakodakis-life-of-humble-hospitality Skip through the episode:Brief background on Angie’s career and life {04:20}On her restaurant Epocha {07:10}On her restaurant Elyros {14:42}On the origin of the name Elyros - Crete {17:40}On quality restaurant experiences {21:20}On what makes a bad hospitality experience, as a guest  {26:53}On choosing her career path in restaurants {32:42}If money weren’t involved, what would she do {36:10}Something that she has learnt, directly or indirectly from her parents {38:37}On food, cuddles and ‘Philotimo’ {45:50}Practices to deal with stress {51:25}On her ability to ‘macro-think’, forward thinking into the future {55:28}Common misconceptions of those who work in restaurants {59:33}Restaurant mainstays - ‘trends’ that will never go out of fashion {01:01:25}Morning rituals {01:04:25}Recommended restaurants {01:04:44}Drink of choice {01:05:30}Relaxation techniques {01:06:00}What would you teac

Get all links mentioned in the episode: https://www.neuralle.com/blog/posts/002-adrian-stone-the-not-so-small-time-vc Skip through the episode:Bio from first job at Tandy to becoming an entrepreneur & investor {04:52}How to work an earnout {17:34}How Y Combinator inspired Angelcube, and the link to Inspire 9 {27:04}On indirectly instilling an entrepreneurial spirit as a father {37:50}On indirectly or directly learning from his parents, that he still carries today {43:27}Commentary on events like Brexit and President Trump {50:34}On the value of a Tesla as a luxury car {01:00:28}Thoughts on the future of electric and autonomous cars {01:06:38}How he picks his angel investments {01:18:22}Advice for those wanting to get into angel investing and his background on Investors Org {01:22:28}Lessons learnt being in venture capital {01:28:43}Recommended/go-to books for gifting  {01:31:10}Morning rituals {01:36:07}Amazing purchases under $200 {01:40:32}Something he believes in, that others may not {01:42:04}How he d

Get all links mentioned in the episode:  https://www.neuralle.com/blog/posts/001-eugene-teo-the-pursuit-of-improvement Skip through the episode:How Eugene came to be the muscle mechanic {05:13}The grey areas of science in fitness {08:03}On the pursuit of happiness and improvement {12:24}Applying and adapting what is useful (in learning about your body) {17:43}Indirect lessons learnt from parents {20:28}On empathy {24:18}The wider health benefits of hypertrophy (muscle growth) {31:20}Three factors for hypertrophy {38:00}Muscle recovery {48:45}Diet, supplementation and biomarkers {56:18}Misinformation on health advice {01:07:58}First person who comes to mind with the word “success” {01:17:30}Morning rituals {01:21:00}Best purchase(s) under $200 {01:23:33}Current go-to playlist {01:26:37}Something that is obvious to him, but not to others {01:27:46] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.