Inside the minds of entrepreneurs, brand builders & world-changers
I dive deep with the world’s top entrepreneurs, brand builders, and industry disruptors. These podcasts are all about conversations that challenge, inspire, and redefine success.
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One More Question is a podcast lovingly created by the people of Nicework, a branding studio based in South Africa that serves a range of clients across the US, UK, Europe, Australia, and New Zealand.
The world doesn’t need more lazy, boring, half-arsed, poorly-built brands. In this podcast, we explore what it takes to build a great one. We interview founders who have built multi-billion dollar brands and experts who know how to get people to connect with their products, services, and companies. If you’re looking for insight into the best ways to invest in and build your brand, this may well be the podcast for you.
Our past guests include Bruce Mau, Chris Do, Aaron Draplin, Marina Willer, Michael Bierut and Fredrick Öst.
One More Question is hosted by our founder, Ross Drakes.
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In Episode #85, Ross is joined by Paul Worthington, President of Invencion
Paul has been in the branding business for over twenty years, led major branding programs across 4 continents, lived in two, had his words published by the likes of Fast Company, and won multiple awards along the way.
Previously head of strategy and client principal at renowned branding consultancy Wolff Olins, he now runs his own little-known strategic branding firm, Invencion, because his family matters more to him than long plane-rides.
Ross and Paul discuss how oversimplifying your audience will bore and repel them, how bravery is a prerequisite for growth and impact and how critical it is that the decision-makers understand branding and marketing when selecting and resourcing these functions.
Find show notes and episode highlights at https://nwrk.co/omq-paul.
To listen to previous episodes go to https://nwrk.co/omq.
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Hello and welcome to RadEO a podcast by Entrepreneurs for Entrepreneurs. It is hosted by Ross Drakes. In this podcast, we share the stories of EO entrepreneurs, their personal stories, some insight into their entrepreneurial journey and the lessons from how they think about their business today.
What if the way you lead is the very thing holding your business back?
In this episode of RadEO, Ross sits down with Joss Du Trevou, a leadership coach who has spent years helping high-performing entrepreneurs, CEOs, and teams get out of their own way.
Joss believes that most business problems aren’t external; they’re internal. Your fears, mindset, and habits shape how you show up as a leader. If you’re not paying attention, they might be the biggest bottleneck in your business.
Key Takeaways:
Your leadership sets the ceiling for your business growth.
Most leaders are blind to their own weaknesses.
You don’t need all the answers.
We get into self-sabotage, imposter syndrome, the power of coaching, and why ego is the silent killer of business growth.
If you’re a founder, CEO, or just someone trying to figure out how to lead better, this episode will change your thoughts about leadership.
Subscribe on iTunes, Spotify or Overcast. Enjoy.
More about Joss Du Trevou
Joss Du Trevou has been on both sides of leadership; running billion-rand corporate teams and scaling his own family business. Now, he helps entrepreneurs do what he had to learn the hard way: get out of their own way.
He grew Ecomotel from 3 to 6 branches, scaling revenue past R30 million while building a team that could run without him. Before that? 18 years in investment banking, leading teams at ABSA, Nedbank, and global banks, managing billions in corporate finance.
Now, as an ICF-accredited executive coach, EO mentor, and UCT Business School coach, he helps founders stop micromanaging, overworking, and getting stuck in the weeds so they can actually lead.
Because if your business falls apart the second you step back, you don’t own a business, you own a prison.
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by entrepreneurs
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