The listening habits of Australian founders reveal a focus on philosophy, relationships, cybercrime and how to be a good parent.
Ask an entrepreneur for a podcast recommendation, and you’ll likely get a collection of tales about how others made their millions, without sparing any of the messy details.
But the listening habits of Australian founders also reveal a focus on philosophy, relationships, cybercrime and how to be a good parent.Father of three Ben Williamson recommends the podcast Parents Making Profits.is splitting his time between his Australian and US offices and has found himself turning to Hamish Blake for parenting advice.podcast,” Pratt says. “He recently pointed out that you have about nine ‘good summers’ with your kids, where you are the centre of their world.
Ben Williamson, the co-founder and co-CEO of Fresh, a platform that connects ASX small caps with their shareholders, recommends a podcast that pairs parenting with entrepreneurship:“I am a dad of three lovely girls. My co-founder recently had his first child. Being a founder and a parent is a very challenging contrast, with some of the most extreme demands for time competing with each other,” Williamson says.
“These guys explore business, marketing and growth ideas with a focus on time efficiency, so you can do your best to balance both. If nothing else, being reminded to keep the balance in focus is worth the time spent listening.”in 2022, a podcast from Sam Parr, founder of media business The Hustle, and founder-turned-investor Shaan Puri.“They cover a lot of founder and start-up life without the hype and fanfare.
“It is like talking to your mates about business with no holding back to be polite on numbers, pitfalls and downfalls.”with Esther Perel always provides interesting insights into human nature.and when he’s “trying to stay sane” listens to philosophy podcast