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Is the 9-5 Dead? Daniel Priestley on Personal Brands, Digital Fame & Thriving in the New Economy Best-selling author and entrepreneur Daniel Priestley unpacks the shift from the industrial age to the fast-paced digital economy, and what it means for your career. We explore why traditional corporate roles are becoming obsolete, how to future proof yourself by building a personal brand, and why speed, adaptability, and long-form content are your biggest assets right now. Daniel also shares practical strategies on networking, confidence, and going global in a high-velocity world. Plus, lessons from digital giants like MrBeast and Steven Bartlett. He discusses: Redundancy and New OpportunitiesThe Future of MediaThe Power of Personal BrandingThe Hustle of Mr. Beast: Work Ethic and SuccessLaunching with Impact and the Power of Networking

What if you could hack your body to feel better, live longer, and perform at your peak? Camilla Thompson Australia’s leading biohacker breaks down the tools, tech, and truths behind the global health revolution. From gene editing and AI-driven wellness to sleep, stress, and mold toxicity. Camilla shares her powerful personal journey into biohacking and explains why now, more than ever, individuals need to take control of their health. She discusses:Why biohacking is the answer to today’s health crisisPractical biohacking tips anyone can applyWhy rebounding is more than just funThe hidden dangers of mold exposureHow AI and personalised data are changing the health game

Jack Delosa, an entrepreneur and educator, shares transformative insights on building meaningful businesses and lives. He argues that today's job market favors skills over degrees and calls for an evolution in education. Delosa emphasizes the importance of embracing discomfort for growth and prioritizing profit margins over mere revenue. His perspective on navigating uncertainty highlights the unique growth opportunities it can present. Listeners will walk away inspired by his practical wisdom on authenticity, decision-making, and the entrepreneurial journey.

What’s it really like to be a CIA agent and how do you come back from it?Tracy Walder shares what most of us will never experience: life inside the CIA and FBI. From being recruited straight out of college to navigating terrorist threats post-9/11, Tracy opens up about the most dangerous moments of her career, the real differences between the CIA and FBI, and how her training still shapes every part of her life today.She dives into spotting liars, the future of AI in intelligence, personal safety tips for travel, and why vetting people professionally and personally matters more than ever. Tracy also takes us back to the moment the Twin Towers fell, sharing her firsthand experience inside the agency during that world-changing day. If you’re curious about the realities of working in intelligence or just want to hear from someone who’s truly lived on the edge this is one episode you won’t forget.She discusses - How to spot a liar- Why you should never stay in an Air BnB- Why vetting people is crucial for safety and security.- What it was like being in the CIA during 911- Why She believes the CIA felt responsible for the attacks.

Do you have a dream you're scared to chase? Entrepreneur and dream-chaser Simon Squibb opens up about his mission to help others live with purpose.From viral street interviews to launching the Help Bank, Simon shares how fear holds too many people back and how asking for help can be the first step toward real freedom. He dives into the importance of time, financial literacy, and why the current education system needs a major shake-up to support creativity and ambition.He explains:- Fear can be a powerful motivator and should be embraced as an asset.- Social media has the potential to create positive change and help others achieve their dreams.- The property market is complex, and many misconceptions exist about home ownership.- Financial literacy is crucial for making informed decisions about money and investments.- Investing in experiences and businesses can yield greater returns than property.- The shift from traditional media to personal branding is reshaping business dynamics.