In this episode of The Accountant That Builds, Shannon Smit sits down with Olympic champion
turned business leader Grant Hackett to explore what it takes to perform at the highest level and
sustain it over time. From breaking world records in the pool to leading an ASX-listed financial
services company, Grant shares the mindset, discipline and leadership lessons that have shaped
his journey from elite athlete to CEO.
Grant reflects on his transition from sport to business, why he now finds greater fulfilment in
leadership, and how the habits built through elite training became the foundation for his approach
in the corporate world. He also shares a defining career moment where he was given the chance
to prove himself, delivering strong results and setting the foundation for long-term business
growth.
The conversation dives into what separates high performers from the rest, highlighting the
importance of consistency, clear goals, and disciplined routines. Grant also shares a powerful
lesson from the Olympic stage about blind spots and awareness, and how that experience
continues to shape his decision-making in business today.
Grant Hackett will be speaking live at the B.I.T.E. Business Conference at Mornington
Racecourse on 5 August, where he’ll expand on these insights and share practical leadership
strategies for business owners and leaders.

In this episode of The Accountant That Builds, Shannon Smit sits down with Olympic champion turned business leader Grant Hackett to explore what it takes to perform at the highest level and sustain it over time. From breaking world records in the pool to leading an ASX-listed financial services company, Grant shares the mindset, discipline and leadership lessons that have shaped his journey from elite athlete to CEO. Grant reflects on his transition from sport to business, why he now finds greater fulfilment in leadership, and how the habits built through elite training became the foundation for his approach in the corporate world. He also shares a defining career moment where he was given the chance to prove himself, delivering strong results and setting the foundation for long-term business growth. The conversation dives into what separates high performers from the rest, highlighting the importance of consistency, clear goals, and disciplined routines. Grant also shares a powerful lesson from the Olympic stage about blind spots and awareness, and how that experience continues to shape his decision-making in business today. Grant Hackett will be speaking live at the B.I.T.E. Business Conference at Mornington Racecourse on 5 August, where he&rsquo;ll expand on these insights and share practical leadership strategies for business owners and leaders.

From The Pool To The Boardroom with Grant Hackett

For many small business owners, “doing it all” has become the norm - but it’s also the very thing
limiting growth. In this episode of The Accountant That Builds, Shannon Smit reframes AI not as
a complex, technical trend, but as a practical opportunity to take pressure off and reclaim time.
Rather than seeing AI as a content-writing tool, Shannon encourages business owners to think of
it as their first digital team member - one that can handle repetitive tasks, streamline decision-
making, and support day-to-day operations in a meaningful way.
A key shift explored in the conversation is the move from basic AI tools to AI agents. While many
are familiar with asking platforms like ChatGPT to rewrite content, Shannon explains that the real
opportunity lies in systems that can take action - drafting emails, pulling data, triggering
workflows, and supporting processes across marketing, customer service, admin, and sales. This
evolution allows business owners to move beyond small efficiency gains and start removing
entire layers of low-value work, freeing them up to focus on higher-impact activities that actually
drive the business forward. .
What makes this especially powerful is the advantage small businesses have right now. Without
the layers, restrictions, and slower adoption cycles of larger organisations, small businesses are
uniquely positioned to experiment, adapt, and embed AI quickly. Shannon makes it clear that this
moment isn’t about becoming more technical - it’s about becoming more effective. The
businesses that lean in, test, and iterate will be the ones that gain a competitive edge, simply by
moving faster and smarter than the rest.
Importantly, getting started doesn’t require a complete overhaul. The most effective approach is
to start small and stay practical: pick one repetitive task, trial one tool, and build from there. The
goal isn’t automation for the sake of it - it’s about creating real time savings unique to your
business. Ultimately, the biggest transformation comes from a mindset shift: moving away from “I
have to do everything” and towards asking, “What should I stop doing?” Once that shift happens,
AI becomes less about technology and more about creating space to focus on the work that truly
matters.
Shannon will be diving deeper into these ideas in her upcoming keynote at the B.I.T.E Business
Conference on 5 August, 2026 at Mornington Racecourse, where she’ll share practical, step-by-
step ways to integrate AI into everyday business operations. Designed specifically for non-
technical business owners, her session focuses on real-world application—helping attendees
walk away with clear actions they can implement immediately to reduce workload, improve
efficiency, and start wearing fewer hats in their business.

For many small business owners, &ldquo;doing it all&rdquo; has become the norm - but it&rsquo;s also the very thing limiting growth. In this episode of The Accountant That Builds, Shannon Smit reframes AI not as a complex, technical trend, but as a practical opportunity to take pressure off and reclaim time. Rather than seeing AI as a content-writing tool, Shannon encourages business owners to think of it as their first digital team member - one that can handle repetitive tasks, streamline decision- making, and support day-to-day operations in a meaningful way. A key shift explored in the conversation is the move from basic AI tools to AI agents. While many are familiar with asking platforms like ChatGPT to rewrite content, Shannon explains that the real opportunity lies in systems that can take action - drafting emails, pulling data, triggering workflows, and supporting processes across marketing, customer service, admin, and sales. This evolution allows business owners to move beyond small efficiency gains and start removing entire layers of low-value work, freeing them up to focus on higher-impact activities that actually drive the business forward. . What makes this especially powerful is the advantage small businesses have right now. Without the layers, restrictions, and slower adoption cycles of larger organisations, small businesses are uniquely positioned to experiment, adapt, and embed AI quickly. Shannon makes it clear that this moment isn&rsquo;t about becoming more technical - it&rsquo;s about becoming more effective. The businesses that lean in, test, and iterate will be the ones that gain a competitive edge, simply by moving faster and smarter than the rest. Importantly, getting started doesn&rsquo;t require a complete overhaul. The most effective approach is to start small and stay practical: pick one repetitive task, trial one tool, and build from there. The goal isn&rsquo;t automation for the sake of it - it&rsquo;s about creating real time savings unique to your business. Ultimately, the biggest transformation comes from a mindset shift: moving away from &ldquo;I have to do everything&rdquo; and towards asking, &ldquo;What should I stop doing?&rdquo; Once that shift happens, AI becomes less about technology and more about creating space to focus on the work that truly matters. Shannon will be diving deeper into these ideas in her upcoming keynote at the B.I.T.E Business Conference on 5 August, 2026 at Mornington Racecourse, where she&rsquo;ll share practical, step-by- step ways to integrate AI into everyday business operations. Designed specifically for non- technical business owners, her session focuses on real-world application&mdash;helping attendees walk away with clear actions they can implement immediately to reduce workload, improve efficiency, and start wearing fewer hats in their business.

Smart and Practical Hacks to Wear Less Hats in Small Business with Shannon Smit

What does it really take to stop discounting yourself and start charging what you’re truly worth?

In this episode of the The Accountant That Builds Podcast, host Shannon Smit sits down with Andrew Griffiths, Australia’s #1 small business author and one of the most respected voices in business and personal growth. With over four decades of entrepreneurial experience and fourteen bestselling books sold in more than sixty‑five countries, Andrew brings a rare mix of street‑smart insight, lived experience and powerful storytelling.

From his early journey as an orphan navigating survival, to becoming a global authority on future‑proofing businesses, Andrew shares the lessons that have shaped his work, his writing, and his belief that business is always personal. Andrew is also a keynote speaker at the B.I.T.E. Business Conference 2026, where he will take the stage with his powerful message:
“Someone has to be the most expensive – why not make it you?” 

In this conversation, Andrew and Shannon explore why so many small businesses undervalue themselves, how pricing is deeply connected to confidence and identity, and why being the cheapest option is one of the biggest risks in today’s business environment.

This episode is essential listening for business owners who want to rethink their value, reinvent how they position themselves, and reignite sustainable growth. Want to watch on YouTube? Click here: https://youtu.be/FYmVoG0GxM0

What does it really take to stop discounting yourself and start charging what you&rsquo;re truly worth?
In this episode of the The Accountant That Builds Podcast, host&nbsp;Shannon Smit&nbsp;sits down with&nbsp;Andrew Griffiths, Australia&rsquo;s #1 small business author and one of the most respected voices in business and personal growth.&nbsp;With over four decades of entrepreneurial experience and fourteen bestselling books sold in more than sixty‑five countries, Andrew brings a rare mix of street‑smart insight, lived experience and powerful storytelling.
From his early journey as an orphan navigating survival, to becoming a global authority on future‑proofing businesses, Andrew shares the lessons that have shaped his work, his writing, and his belief that business is always personal.&nbsp;Andrew is also a&nbsp;keynote speaker at the B.I.T.E. Business Conference 2026, where he will take the stage with his powerful message: &ldquo;Someone has to be the most expensive &ndash; why not make it you?&rdquo;&nbsp;
In this conversation, Andrew and Shannon explore why so many small businesses undervalue themselves, how pricing is deeply connected to confidence and identity, and why being the cheapest option is one of the biggest risks in today&rsquo;s business environment.
This episode is essential listening for business owners who want to rethink their value, reinvent how they position themselves, and reignite sustainable growth. Want to watch on YouTube? Click here: <a href="https://url.au.m.mimecastprotect.com/s/Sd0KC71GXMHmzxMvc8fAUoLhAz?domain=youtu.be" data-saferedirecturl="https://www.google.com/url?q=https://url.au.m.mimecastprotect.com/s/Sd0KC71GXMHmzxMvc8fAUoLhAz?domain%3Dyoutu.be&amp;source=gmail&amp;ust=1778115975913000&amp;usg=AOvVaw3CSYHnK44PwAZQoawV38-9">https://youtu.be/FYmVoG0GxM0</a>

Unpacking Confidence, Pricing, and the Importance of Building Genuine Value in Business - With Andrew Griffiths

What if time wasn’t your biggest constraint – but your biggest opportunity?

In this episode of The Accountant That Builds Podcast, we are joined by Kate Christie, internationally recognised time management expert, keynote speaker, and bestselling author.

Kate has spent more than two decades helping business owners, leaders and teams take control of their time, energy and priorities. As the founder of Time Stylers, Kate works with organisations across Australia and internationally to improve productivity, performance and decision‑making in fast‑paced, high‑pressure environments.

Kate is also a keynote speaker at the B.I.T.E. Business Conference 2026, where she’ll be presenting on how to find, protect and invest time to create your greatest life – both professionally and personally. In this conversation, Kate and Sophie Jackson unpack why so many business owners feel time‑poor, how productivity myths are holding leaders back, and what it really takes to design a workday that supports focus, impact and sustainable growth.

This episode is essential listening for business owners who want to rethink how they use time, reinvent their approach to productivity, and reignite control over their work and life.Want to watch on YouTube? Click here: https://youtu.be/aAsoiFK9fuc

What if time wasn&rsquo;t your biggest constraint &ndash; but your biggest opportunity?
In this episode of The Accountant That Builds Podcast, we are joined by Kate Christie, internationally recognised time management expert, keynote speaker, and bestselling author.
Kate has spent more than two decades helping business owners, leaders and teams take control of their time, energy and priorities. As the founder of Time Stylers, Kate works with organisations across Australia and internationally to improve productivity, performance and decision‑making in fast‑paced, high‑pressure environments.
Kate is also a keynote speaker at the <a href="https://www.biteconference.com.au/">B.I.T.E. Business Conference 2026</a>, where she&rsquo;ll be presenting on how to find, protect and invest time to create your greatest life &ndash; both professionally and personally. In this conversation, Kate and Sophie Jackson unpack why so many business owners feel time‑poor, how productivity myths are holding leaders back, and what it really takes to design a workday that supports focus, impact and sustainable growth.
This episode is essential listening for business owners who want to rethink how they use time, reinvent their approach to productivity, and reignite control over their work and life.Want to watch on YouTube? Click here: <a href="https://url.au.m.mimecastprotect.com/s/rkSeC91KgjHmzgnvc3inUqGkTn?domain=youtu.be" data-saferedirecturl="https://www.google.com/url?q=https://url.au.m.mimecastprotect.com/s/rkSeC91KgjHmzgnvc3inUqGkTn?domain%3Dyoutu.be&amp;source=gmail&amp;ust=1778115975913000&amp;usg=AOvVaw3JFSESP9f_ITsZCt3xTFx_">https://youtu.be/aAsoiFK9fuc</a>

How To Find and Invest Time to Create Your Greatest Life - with Kate Christie

April is Australian Financial Literacy Month, and financial literacy has become one of the
most talked about topics online, especially across platforms like TikTok and Instagram.

In this episode of The Accountant That Builds, Shannon Smit explores what financial
literacy really means and why it matters so much for everyday Australians. She breaks
the concept down in practical, real life terms and explains why so many capable,
intelligent people still feel confused, overwhelmed, or behind when it comes to money.

The conversation looks at the emotional side of money, the impact of comparison culture
and social media, and the most common financial literacy gaps seen with clients.
Shannon also discusses the role of mindset and behaviour in financial outcomes,
highlighting why financial success is driven more by habits and choices than income or
background.

Shannon shares realistic, achievable steps listeners can take to start improving their
financial literacy, build confidence with money, and make more intentional financial
decisions over time. This episode is designed to be approachable, practical, and
empowering, giving listeners clarity, reassurance, and simple ways to begin improving
their relationship with money.

April is Australian Financial Literacy Month, and financial literacy has become one of the most talked about topics online, especially across platforms like TikTok and Instagram.
In this episode of The Accountant That Builds, Shannon Smit explores what financial literacy really means and why it matters so much for everyday Australians. She breaks the concept down in practical, real life terms and explains why so many capable, intelligent people still feel confused, overwhelmed, or behind when it comes to money.
The conversation looks at the emotional side of money, the impact of comparison culture and social media, and the most common financial literacy gaps seen with clients. Shannon also discusses the role of mindset and behaviour in financial outcomes, highlighting why financial success is driven more by habits and choices than income or background. Shannon shares realistic, achievable steps listeners can take to start improving their financial literacy, build confidence with money, and make more intentional financial decisions over time. This episode is designed to be approachable, practical, and empowering, giving listeners clarity, reassurance, and simple ways to begin improving their relationship with money.

Financial Literacy- What is it, Why It Matters and How to Improve It.

In this episode of The Accountant That Builds, Financial Adviser and Accountant, Shannon Smit, dives deep into the compelling world of using self-managed super funds (SMSFs) to invest in property. With her signature energy and expertise, Shannon explains the mechanics of SMSFs, contrasting them with retail and industry super funds, and revealing the unique power they offer individuals to take control of their financial future.
From tax advantages like 15% tax on rental income and zero tax on capital gains in pension phase, to leveraging super contributions as a way of indirectly gaining a tax deduction to purchase property, Shannon breaks it all down in a way that feels accessible and strategic.
She shares real-life client stories, including her own, where commercial properties—like office buildings or factories—are purchased within SMSFs and leased back to businesses, creating long-term wealth and tax efficiency. Shannon also unpacks the rules around residential property—highlighting strict limitations on personal use—and discusses how smart structuring can open up even more opportunities.
The episode is rich with advice on managing diversification within your super, planning for liquidity in retirement, and transitioning properties out of super in pension phase—all while navigating the complexity with professional support. If you’ve ever considered turning your super into a wealth-building tool through property, this episode is a goldmine of insights and practical guidance.

In this episode of The Accountant That Builds, Financial Adviser and Accountant, Shannon Smit, dives deep into the compelling world of using self-managed super funds (SMSFs) to invest in property. With her signature energy and expertise, Shannon explains the mechanics of SMSFs, contrasting them with retail and industry super funds, and revealing the unique power they offer individuals to take control of their financial future. From tax advantages like 15% tax on rental income and zero tax on capital gains in pension phase, to leveraging super contributions as a way of indirectly gaining a tax deduction to purchase property, Shannon breaks it all down in a way that feels accessible and strategic. She shares real-life client stories, including her own, where commercial properties&mdash;like office buildings or factories&mdash;are purchased within SMSFs and leased back to businesses, creating long-term wealth and tax efficiency. Shannon also unpacks the rules around residential property&mdash;highlighting strict limitations on personal use&mdash;and discusses how smart structuring can open up even more opportunities. The episode is rich with advice on managing diversification within your super, planning for liquidity in retirement, and transitioning properties out of super in pension phase&mdash;all while navigating the complexity with professional support. If you&rsquo;ve ever considered turning your super into a wealth-building tool through property, this episode is a goldmine of insights and practical guidance.

Building Your Future - Property Investment with Super

Investing in property is one thing, but scaling a property portfolio is another challenge
altogether. In this episode of The Accountant That Builds, Shannon Smit dives into one of her favourite topics—how to make the leap from two properties to multiple properties while maintaining cash flow neutrality. If you’re looking to expand your investment portfolio and want practical, strategic advice, this is the episode for you.

Shannon shares her insights on selecting the right properties, financing strategies, and the importance of structuring your investments correctly. She also explains the concept of cash flow neutrality—how to balance rental income with expenses to ensure your properties aren’t draining your finances. 

With years of experience as both an investor and financial advisor,
Shannon offers real-life examples of what works (and what doesn’t), including lessons from her own property journey.

From navigating negative gearing and tax benefits to understanding market trends and risk management, this episode is packed with valuable insights for property investors at any stage.
Whether you’re an experienced investor or just beginning to explore property as a wealth- building tool, Shannon provides the strategies and mindset shifts needed to grow a sustainable and profitable portfolio.
Tune in now to learn how to take your property investments to the next level.

Investing in property is one thing, but scaling a property portfolio is another challenge altogether. In this episode of The Accountant That Builds, Shannon Smit dives into one of her favourite topics&mdash;how to make the leap from two properties to multiple properties while maintaining cash flow neutrality. If you&rsquo;re looking to expand your investment portfolio and want practical, strategic advice, this is the episode for you.
Shannon shares her insights on selecting the right properties, financing strategies, and the importance of structuring your investments correctly. She also explains the concept of cash flow neutrality&mdash;how to balance rental income with expenses to ensure your properties aren&rsquo;t draining your finances.&nbsp;
With years of experience as both an investor and financial advisor, Shannon offers real-life examples of what works (and what doesn&rsquo;t), including lessons from her own property journey.
From navigating negative gearing and tax benefits to understanding market trends and risk management, this episode is packed with valuable insights for property investors at any stage. Whether you&rsquo;re an experienced investor or just beginning to explore property as a wealth- building tool, Shannon provides the strategies and mindset shifts needed to grow a sustainable and profitable portfolio. Tune in now to learn how to take your property investments to the next level.

From 2 to 10: Building A Self-Sufficient Property Portfolio

When it comes to funding aged care, the challenges go beyond finances.

Decisions often need to be made urgently for loved ones requiring immediate out-of-home care.

These moments are emotional, and the process may involve complex estate planning or even disagreements among family members about the best course of action.In this episode, Shannon Smit is joined by aged care financial specialists Bianca Carroll and Tricia Hill from Smart Private Wealth.

Together, they explore this critical and often-overlooked topic.

You’ll learn what aged care financial planning is, why it differs from general financial advice, and how it can help families manage the costs of aged care while preserving assets, maximising benefits, and minimising tax losses.

Bianca and Tricia also share real-life examples of how their advice has led to life-changing outcomes for their clients.Whether you’re navigating aged care decisions now or planning for the future, this episode is packed with insights to help you move forward with clarity and confidence.

When it comes to funding aged care, the challenges go beyond finances.
Decisions often need to be made urgently for loved ones requiring immediate out-of-home care.
These moments are emotional, and the process may involve complex estate planning or even disagreements among family members about the best course of action.In this episode, Shannon Smit is joined by aged care financial specialists Bianca Carroll and Tricia Hill from Smart Private Wealth.
Together, they explore this critical and often-overlooked topic.
You&rsquo;ll learn what aged care financial planning is, why it differs from general financial advice, and how it can help families manage the costs of aged care while preserving assets, maximising benefits, and minimising tax losses.
Bianca and Tricia also share real-life examples of how their advice has led to life-changing outcomes for their clients.Whether you&rsquo;re navigating aged care decisions now or planning for the future, this episode is packed with insights to help you move forward with clarity and confidence.

The Financial Side of Aged Care: Insights from Specialists

In this episode of "The Accountant That Builds," Shannon Smit sits down with futurist and AI advocate Steve Sammartino to discuss how small businesses can leverage AI to gain a competitive edge.

Steve shares his thoughts on why AI is the most transformative technology of our time and provides actionable advice for small business owners ready to embrace the future.

From breaking down common fears around AI adoption to showcasing its immense potential, Steve inspires listeners with his insights on efficiency, innovation, and staying ahead in an ever-changing world.

As he puts it, "Move fast. The big will not always beat the small. But the fast will always beat the slow."You can catch Steve's keynote at BITE Conference on 6th May 2025. Visit www.biteconference.com.au for details.

In this episode of "The Accountant That Builds," Shannon Smit sits down with futurist and AI advocate&nbsp;Steve Sammartino&nbsp;to discuss how small businesses can leverage AI to gain a competitive edge.
Steve shares his thoughts on why AI is the most transformative technology of our time and provides actionable advice for small business owners ready to embrace the future.
From breaking down common fears around AI adoption to showcasing its immense potential, Steve inspires listeners with his insights on efficiency, innovation, and staying ahead in an ever-changing world.
As he puts it, "Move fast. The big will not always beat the small. But the fast will always beat the slow."You can catch Steve's keynote at BITE Conference on 6th&nbsp;May 2025. Visit&nbsp;<a href="https://url.au.m.mimecastprotect.com/s/qKpXC3QAw3InqLKsgf9SQ-TMv?domain=biteconference.com.au/" data-saferedirecturl="https://www.google.com/url?q=https://url.au.m.mimecastprotect.com/s/qKpXC3QAw3InqLKsgf9SQ-TMv?domain%3Dbiteconference.com.au/&amp;source=gmail&amp;ust=1736387395190000&amp;usg=AOvVaw1grKYdHVVoTkG4fYW06hQ4">www.biteconference.com.au</a>&nbsp;for details.

The Fast Will Always Beat the Slow: How Small Businesses Can Thrive with AI - with Steve Sammartino

In this episode of The Accountant That Builds, host Shannon Smit discusses the massive wealth transfer expected from Baby Boomers to the next generation, estimated at $84 trillion. Shannon highlights the opportunities and challenges of this wealth transfer, focusing on estate planning, tax liabilities, and how Baby Boomers are increasingly offering financial support to their families during their lifetimes. She explains the often-overlooked 17% tax on inherited superannuation and emphasises the importance of tools like testamentary trusts to protect family wealth from divorce settlements and creditors.Shannon also explores investment and education bonds, which have evolved into tax-efficient strategies for multi-generational wealth transfer. These bonds allow for tax-free growth over 10 years, offering flexibility and security for both current and future generations. By planning early and carefully, Baby Boomers can minimise tax burdens and ensure their hard-earned wealth benefits their families for years to come.

In this episode of The Accountant That Builds, host Shannon Smit discusses the massive wealth transfer expected from Baby Boomers to the next generation, estimated at $84 trillion. Shannon highlights the opportunities and challenges of this wealth transfer, focusing on estate planning, tax liabilities, and how Baby Boomers are increasingly offering financial support to their families during their lifetimes. She explains the often-overlooked 17% tax on inherited superannuation and emphasises the importance of tools like testamentary trusts to protect family wealth from divorce settlements and creditors.Shannon also explores investment and education bonds, which have evolved into tax-efficient strategies for multi-generational wealth transfer. These bonds allow for tax-free growth over 10 years, offering flexibility and security for both current and future generations. By planning early and carefully, Baby Boomers can minimise tax burdens and ensure their hard-earned wealth benefits their families for years to come.

Baby Boomers & The Great Wealth Transfer

Welcome to The Accountant That Builds, a workshop style business and finance podcast focused on providing actionable advice to empower individuals and business owners to build lives and businesses they really love.

When host Shannon Smit decided to start her own accounting and business advisory firm, she had a vision from the beginning. With a career spanning global firms in New York, Prague, Amsterdam and Melbourne, Shannon chose to forgo a partner position at a Big 4 firm in New York, in favour of setting up a globally minded, local approach firm offering strategic tax, business and financial advisory in her local region, Mornington Peninsula. She wanted to give local business owners access an advisor with extensive global expertise, without having to travel to the city.  17 years on, and she’s got stories to tell about business and wealth building! Are you ready to build your business and your wealth?  

www.smartbusinesssolutions.com.au/podcast

Welcome to The Accountant That Builds, a workshop style business and finance podcast focused on providing actionable advice to empower individuals and business owners to build lives and businesses they really love.
When host Shannon Smit decided to start her own accounting and business advisory firm, she had a vision from the beginning. With a career spanning global firms in New York, Prague, Amsterdam and Melbourne, Shannon chose to forgo a partner position at a Big 4 firm in New York, in favour of setting up a globally minded, local approach firm offering strategic tax, business and financial advisory in her local region, Mornington Peninsula. She wanted to give local business owners access an advisor with extensive global expertise, without having to travel to the city.  17 years on, and she’s got stories to tell about business and wealth building! Are you ready to build your business and your wealth?  
<a href="https://www.smartbusinesssolutions.com.au/podcast/">www.smartbusinesssolutions.com.au/podcast</a>

The Accountant That Builds

Welcome to The Accountant That Builds, a workshop style business and finance podcast focused on providing actionable advice to empower individuals and business owners to build lives and businesses they really love.

When host Shannon Smit decided to start her own accounting and business advisory firm, she had a vision from the beginning. With a career spanning global firms in New York, Prague, Amsterdam and Melbourne, Shannon chose to forgo a partner position at a Big 4 firm in New York, in favour of setting up a globally minded, local approach firm offering strategic tax, business and financial advisory in her local region, Mornington Peninsula. She wanted to give local business owners access an advisor with extensive global expertise, without having to travel to the city.

17 years on, and she’s got stories to tell about business and wealth building! Are you ready to build your business and your wealth?  

Welcome to The Accountant That Builds, a workshop style business and finance podcast focused on providing actionable advice to empower individuals and business owners to build lives and businesses they really love.
When host Shannon Smit decided to start her own accounting and business advisory firm, she had a vision from the beginning. With a career spanning global firms in New York, Prague, Amsterdam and Melbourne, Shannon chose to forgo a partner position at a Big 4 firm in New York, in favour of setting up a globally minded, local approach firm offering strategic tax, business and financial advisory in her local region, Mornington Peninsula. She wanted to give local business owners access an advisor with extensive global expertise, without having to travel to the city.
17 years on, and she’s got stories to tell about business and wealth building! Are you ready to build your business and your wealth?

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