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Hosted by Unknown Host · society · EN-AU · 44 episodes
Best friends, business partners, and storytellers—Sam and Tay are here to bring you laughs, life lessons, and a little chaos! From running their business in the disability industry to reliving their funniest memories, no topic’s off-limits. Tune in for unfiltered chats, heartfelt moments, and plenty of laughs along the way!
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Episode #45
Rapid business growth, greatest fears and somehow… whether the earth is actually round. This episode goes from serious business talk to completely questionable conversations in record time — with plenty of honest insights, laughs and classic Sam & Tay tangents along the way.
Episode #44
Episode 44: What was meant to be a quick round of rapid-fire questions very quickly became a deep dive into business ideas that worked, the ones that absolutely didn’t, and the lessons that came from both. Sam & Tay chat failed businesses, being too early to an idea, knowing when to stick it out versus walk away, and why they’ve learned not to attach themselves to failure — sometimes something doesn’t work, you learn from it, and you move on. Plus, there’s a childhood bookmark empire, upcoming adventures and, naturally, plenty of completely unrelated chats along the way
Episode #43
Episode 43: Attention vs. Revenue in Business What would you choose: 500,000 followers or 20,000 loyal customers? In this episode, Sam & Tay unpack one of the biggest misconceptions in business: the difference between attention and revenue . They dive into why likes, views and viral moments don't always translate into sales, how influencer marketing has changed, why community will always outperform popularity, and the metrics business owners should actually be paying attention to. Because at the end of the day, attention gets people to your front door. Trust gets them inside. Community keeps them coming back.
Episode #42
Episode 42: What happens when you ask AI to analyse your year and tell you where you've gone wrong? In this episode, Sam & Tay put ChatGPT to the test, asking it one simple question: "Based on everything you know about us... what have been our biggest mistakes this year?" The answers? Some were painfully accurate, some were unexpected, and a few hit a little too close to home. Together, they unpack the lessons behind the mistakes, reflect on the challenges of running multiple businesses, and prove that growth often comes from being willing to look honestly at what didn't go to plan.
Episode #41
Episode 41: Business Icks Everyone has them... and in this episode, Sam & Tay are sharing theirs.
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