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It's Not Over

It's Not Over

De : Nic Haralambous
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 It’s Not Over is like real-time therapy for entrepreneurs and business owners. Each episode is about vulnerable, honest and frank conversations with entrepreneurs who have survived near-death business experiences. Too often I listen to entrepreneurs and business owners talk about how they became rich, how deeply they read, how they invest their exit money and how they have found peace recently through meditation and Naval’s tweets. Every entrepreneur I know has a story of survival. On this show, I talk to entrepreneurs about their own stories of survival and success. We discuss the players involved, the lessons learned, the strategy that helped them out of their death spirals and dive deeply into how these experiences changed the way they build and run businesses. I also urge my guests to talk more openly about how business catastrophe impacted their personal lives and mental health. Each episode will change how you see your own obstacles both personal and professional. Every guest will teach you lessons to apply in your own life and business.2026 Nic Haralambous Direction Economie Management et direction
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  • Eating only carrots helped this entrepreneur save his business - Rob Stokes | E9

    Eating only carrots helped this entrepreneur save his business - Rob Stokes | E9
    Apr 5 2022

    On the night of his 20th birthday, Rob Stokes decided to start his first business called Quirk. Named after his cat, sitting beside him that night.

    His entrepreneurial career is filled with grit, determination and lots of sacrifices that lead to various successes and a few wild stories of failure and near-death experiences.

    In this episode, Rob talks about eating only carrots for two straight weeks to save money so that his business could survive. He tells me about a financial director who faked ovarian cancer and stole from another one of his businesses and how one piece of paper thrown in a trash can kickstarted his entrepreneurial endeavours.
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    43 min
  • One clause in a contract cost him millions of dollars and being too nice to too many people for too long - Philip Tillman | E20

    One clause in a contract cost him millions of dollars and being too nice to too many people for too long - Philip Tillman | E20
    Jun 20 2022

    Phil Tillman is a corporate man turned entrepreneur – To him, this is proof that an entrepreneur can learn the skills and doesn’t have to be “born that way”.

    Phil believes he sleep-walked through his first 35 years and only woke up to his real-life at the age of 35 when he started his first business.

    A single clause in his shareholder's agreement led to an unfortunate situation that cost him millions of dollars.

    He put his personal wealth on the line to save his business from the grip of a listed entity.

    In this episode of It's Not Over, Phil discusses his decision to get divorced and sell all of his assets to start a business which was nearly taken away from him at a ludicrously low price.

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    Phil's links:

    Personal

    https://www.linkedin.com/in/philip-tillman-a514193/

    Business

    https://za.linkedin.com/company/surtech-solutions

    https://www.facebook.com/surtech1/

    https://mobile.twitter.com/surtechza

    https://www.instagram.com/surtech.life/?hl=en

    https://m.youtube.com/c/SurTechGroupofCompanies

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    46 min
  • Hiten Keshave - I lost all of my savings when my business died

    Hiten Keshave - I lost all of my savings when my business died
    Oct 18 2022

    Hiten Keshav is an accountant who wanted desperately to strike out on his own and build a business despite his parents desperately wanting him to take a different path to their own.

    His first business opportunity was in an unfamiliar industry where he had no experience, no network and was burning through his hard-earned savings to survive.

    It's not often that I get to speak to someone who chose to shut down a business, but in this episode of It's Not Over, Hiten reveals the pains of failure and the critical lessons he learned that allowed him to build a better business the next time around.

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    Follow Hiten:

    https://www.linkedin.com/in/hitenkeshave/

    https://www.theunconventionalca.org/
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    43 min
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