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Hosted by Unknown Host · 🇺🇸 US · EN-AU · 53 episodes
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Richly Told shares honest, messy and practical stories about life, work and the lessons learned along the way. Richard and Lee have built businesses around the world and know things rarely go as expected. Each episode brings real stories and insights from Lee’s book Once Upon a Time in Small Business" - plus a few they left out. If you like true stories, useful takeaways and hearing how different people handle life’s curveballs, come along for a bunch of tales - richly told and always real.
Unknown Host hosts Richly Told, a business show with 53 episodes published.
When does it stop being worth it? When do you know you're actually close to something, versus just chasing another mirage? Today we're talking about why people get to the base camp of the mountain and then... just set up
This week, the hosts tackle a trap that catches almost every new business owner: sacrificing your health for your business. They're not here to lecture you. They're here because they fell into it themselves, and it took
Are you listening, or are you just waiting to speak?On this episode of Richly Told, the hosts tackle one of the most vital yet overlooked skills of our time: communication. After years of travelling globally and navigati
Making a decision is harder than it sounds, especially when you don't know what lies ahead. In this episode, the hosts explore what happens when you're stuck at a crossroads in business and life, and why staying still mi
Does loyalty actually exist in business? When a long-time customer leaves, it stings. Business owners often feel betrayed, wondering where the loyalty went after all they've invested. But what if loyalty in business isn'
What if the only thing stopping you isn't timing, but your own belief about timing? Lee recently got back into freelance writing after years away from it. Within days of putting the word out, two publications came knocki
What happens when two people process the world in completely different ways, but neither stops to ask why? Richard and Lee started their week exhausted! One just off night shift, the other not quite well. But in the fog
How did we end up rushing through everything? From manipulative emails to Amazon's scarcity tactics to the endless churn of supermarket campaigns, manufactured urgency is everywhere. And it's designed to override your in
How much of the stress in life is actually coming from the situation... and how much is coming from the way we react to it? After returning from a chaotic family trip to Singapore, Richard and Lee reflect on the pressure
Ever wonder why you make certain business choices? It might be your past calling the shots. Richard and Lee recently had a raw conversation. They realised their different approaches (one on a set track, the other forging
Can being too honest with clients sometimes create more stress than clarity? After a kitchen installation turns into a lesson in communication, Richard and Lee look at the fine line between keeping clients informed and g
Do people ever look at your life and ask how you keep going, while missing the pressure, sacrifice and clarity behind it? In this episode, Richard and Lee reflect on determination, mental toughness and what really keeps
Are you holding back because it still doesn't feel ready? So many people wait for the perfect time, the perfect plan, or the perfect version of themselves before they begin. But in real life, things are often messy, rush
What if the biggest opportunities are the ones insiders have stopped noticing? When an industry starts repeating itself, it’s easy to assume everything worth doing has already been done. But sometimes the real problem is
Do you build your business to last a lifetime, or just until your next holiday? Recording from a mobile studio in San Francisco, Richard and Lee look at the stark differences between Australian and American business cult
Do you ever feel like people see your success but completely miss the struggle it took to get there? Freshly returned from a family holiday in Fiji and staring down a chaotic home renovation, Richard and Lee find themsel
Are you tired of being misunderstood through a screen? Richard and Lee continue their reflection on the modern decline of communication, questioning whether our obsession with efficiency is actually making us worse at be
Do you find yourself saying you're "too busy" for a quick coffee, only to realise years have passed since you last connected with a local friend? Richard and Lee look at why maintaining relationships requires more than j
Does kit feel like you're walking on eggshells every time you need to give a bit of feedback? Richard and Lee look at why simple communication has become so fraught (and why the famous compliment sandwich might actually
If you've ever looked at someone else's life on social media and thought they were just "lucky," this conversation might change your perspective. It is easy to see the highlights, but the reality involves a lot of action
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Richly Told is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under business (entrepreneurship) and has published 53 episodes.
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