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Hosted by Tracy Fryer · 🇺🇸 US · EN-AU · 154 episodes
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Unedited stories of Business, Branding and Life. Banish boring as Tracy Fryer and her guests take a ride on the rollercoaster of being a business owner - or of simply being human! Get ready to learn exactly what it takes to grow with distinction and show mediocrity the middle finger. In this podcast Tracy interview’s authentic business owners, who share their story of building a successful business, their strategies behind their success and leading the way. RAW. Honest. Unedited.
Tracy Fryer hosts The Real Biz Life Chronicles, a business show with 154 episodes published.
Send us Fan Mail What if the way you have led for the past twenty years is about to stop working? I sat down with Marion Burchell, the Managing Director of Azolla, a Perth based management consulting firm that advises go
Send us Fan Mail The boring middle is where most goals quietly die, long after the excitement has gone. 1% Better is a first for the show. It is a four-part series across the year. Before each episode my running coach an
Send us Fan Mail What is your social media saying about your business before you ever get the chance to speak? I sat down with Sian Lindeque, the social media manager behind so much of what happens at Design Studio Perth
Send us Fan Mail What if the smartest growth move you make this year is the work you decide not to take on? Tristan Peirce has spent more than twenty years designing gardens across Perth, and he does not build a single o
Send us Fan Mail What would you confess if no one could ever trace it back to you? For 149 episodes, I sat across from someone and asked them to be honest with me. This time I asked them to be honest when no one was watc
Send us Fan Mail What if the riskiest thing you can do with AI is wait for it to settle down first? I sat down with Paul Claessen for another expert-led conversation. Paul opened by admitting something I did not expect f
Send us Fan Mail What if the one thing that made you a difficult employee is the same thing that made you a successful business owner? When I read Sue Pember’s introduction at the start of this episode, she got emotional
Send us Fan Mail Does HR work for the employee or the employer? Elisia Coetzee answers that one in a way most people do not expect. She works for what is right. When a client asks her to bend the advice to suit what is c
Send us Fan Mail Samantha Elder started her business selling strapping tape. She ended up building something far more personal. Samantha is a physiotherapist and founder of Summit Wellness, a developing wellness practice
Send us Fan Mail What if the moment your business is finally worth selling is the exact moment you stop wanting to? I have sat across from Ben Elliott as his client for a few years now, so I knew this conversation would
Send us Fan Mail Why are smart people so stupid? It's the question Aden Date wanted me to ask him, and the answer reframes how I think about being a business owner. Aden is a Perth-based performing artist, consultant, tr
Send us Fan Mail What if the move that's quietly stalling your sales team is the one most founders are praised for making? I sat down with David Mercado, founder of Sales Geek Manchester, and what struck me most was how
Send us Fan Mail What if scaling your business to $30 million in eight years is the worst thing you could do for it? I sat down with Kane Tyler Smith, founder and CEO of Smartfix and Hypotential, and I have not stopped t
Send us Fan Mail Most business owners think they're covered. They're not. And they usually find out at the worst possible moment. In this episode, I sat down with James Wilson, Managing Director of Delmont Insurance Grou
Send us Fan Mail Three decades in recruitment. Hundreds of deals. One conversation you won't forget. Glenn Beauchamp has spent nearly 30 years placing people in Perth's tech industry. In this episode, he reveals the nonv
Send us Fan Mail Karen Weaver was the girl who couldn't read out loud in class. Today she's authored over 40 books and built a million dollar publishing empire. In this episode, Karen opens up about navigating PTSD, near
Send us Fan Mail What happens when the way you've been seeing the world was never actually yours to begin with? I sat down with Laki Mafi for a conversation that went places I wasn't expecting. We talked about survival m
Send us Fan Mail In this episode, I sat down with Vee Gunasegaran, co-founder and self-proclaimed Don of Cuppa Cartel, Perth’s premium workplace hospitality company. A former cabin crew member, Vee left Emirates and move
Send us Fan Mail What if everything you have been told about purpose is wrong? I sat down with Vanessa Vershaw, founder and managing director of Vanessa Vershaw Group, and what unfolded was one of the most honest convers
Send us Fan Mail Why Cheap Branded Pens Cost You More Than You Think Most businesses treat branded merchandise as an afterthought. Matthew Cody has spent nearly 30 years making the case that this is exactly where brands
James Wilson
Certified Quantum Human Design Specialist, 1/3 Orchestrator (Projector) · Delmont Insurance Group
1 appearance on this show
Karen Weaver
Adjunct Assistant Professor at the University of Pennsylvania Graduate School of Education
1 appearance on this show
Marion Burchell
Azolla
1 appearance on this show
Kerrin Watson-Smith
Chi-Me
1 appearance on this show
David Mercado
Sales Geek Manchester
1 appearance on this show
Kane Tyler Smith
Smartfix
1 appearance on this show
Vee Gunasegaran
Cuppa Cartel
1 appearance on this show
Vanessa Vershaw
Vanessa Vershaw Group
1 appearance on this show
Hamish Tedeschi
Mechanical Rock
1 appearance on this show
Kate Molinari
Striide
1 appearance on this show
Laura McRae
Podcast Support Services
1 appearance on this show
Dr Nerma Tulic
Beam Theory
1 appearance on this show
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The Real Biz Life Chronicles is hosted by Tracy Fryer. The show is categorised under business (entrepreneurship) and has published 154 episodes.
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