Paul Xiradis: Learning about trading at the age of five, importance of celebrating wins and his office pet hate
In this week’s episode, CIO of Ausbil Paul Xiradis talks about his parents' influence on his work ethic and business acumen, how his love of gardening offers him an escape from financial markets and celebrating wins with a yearly bowling competition.
Renae Lattey: Favourite interview questions, prioritising self-care and tackling self-doubt
In this week’s episode, King & Wood Mallesons chief executive Renae Lattey reveals her two favourite interview questions to vet potential candidates, talks about how ubiquitous impostor syndrome is among high performing individuals and she encourages others to consider self-care as a productivity t…
David Tudehope: Leaving a safe corporate job, Cleopatra’s adaptability and staying ahead of cybercriminals
In this week’s episode, CEO of Macquarie Telecom David Tudehope talks about the risk of leaving a safe banking job to pursue the world of entrepreneurship, the business lessons he’s learnt from Cleopatra and he discusses the accelerating pace of cybercrime.
The call that changed Grant McCabe's life, ultimate dinner guests and why young people should back themselves
In this week's episode Boston Consulting Group's ANZ managing partner Grant McCabe chats about why young people should worry less about the need to be successful, the three people he would like to invite to dinner and he shares his experience of working in Boston and how it changed him.
Simon Griffiths: How to put together successful teams, risking psychosis and why he dislikes flying business class
In this week's episode, Who Gives A Crap CEO Simon Griffiths reveals the advice he was given that completely upended the way he employs staff, what happened when he sat on a toilet for 50 hours and why he sometimes needs to travel in disguise. This podcast is sponsored by ANZ Listen to 5-in-5 wit…
Philippa Watson: Navigating risk, ruthless prioritisation and what not to tell your boss’ boss’ boss’ boss’ boss
In this week’s episode, ubank CEO Philippa Watson talks about why leaders need to prioritise health and routine during the tough times, the importance of lateral moves and what she has learnt from Gen Z. This podcast is sponsored by ANZ Listen to 5-in-5 with ANZ on Spotify here Listen to 5-in-5 …
Why Paul Heath hates the ‘kitchen sink’ , identifying pain of change and reasons to embrace the fool
In this week's episode, Koda Capital CEO Paul Heath discusses why making change is so hard, why he hates dirty dishes in the office kitchen and how he carves out time for himself every morning. This podcast is sponsored by ANZ Listen to 5-in-5 with ANZ on Spotify here Listen to 5-in-5 with ANZ o…
Cathy O'Connor: How to survive a dud launch; unshackling from groupthink & training the brain
In this week's episode, oOh!media CEO Cathy O'Connor discusses learning from failure, why she hires people from outside her industry and the advice she gives to young execs. This podcast is sponsored by LDV Group.
Matt Heine: Accidental diminishing traits, permission to brainstorm and how to claw back time
In this week's episode, Netwealth chief executive Matt Heine chats about the productivity hacks he’s using to claw back hours in his week, why being a ‘ideas fountain’ might be doing more harm than good and shares his dislike of long holidays. This podcast is sponsored by LDV Group.
Tony Ayres: Succeed without being ruthless, power of the unsent email & the rule of 3
In this week’s episode, award-winning TV producer and founder of Matchbox Pictures Tony Ayres talks about how to be successful without being an "****hole", his love of a scam podcast and how to tell better stories by using the rule of three. This podcast is sponsored by LDV Group.