The idea of connecting people through food has stuck with Rob Caslick since his Grandmother introduced him to a soup kitchen at the young age of 12. Fast forward to the present day where Rob has developed his passion of helping others through food and is now the Founder of Two Good Co - a business for good. Through the creation of beautiful, high quality food and products, they support, empower and employ women with lived experience of homelessness, domestic violence and complex trauma.

As the business grows, so does the responsibility to stabilise revenue and maintain a viable business for staff and all its stakeholders. Big decisions need to be made in order to balance the financial independence against the heart and soul of the Company; providing social impact to disadvantaged women. Add to this, the effects of Covid and Rob finds himself at a crossroads. On the one hand he can apply resources and funds towards growing the business, adding strength and stability to its foundations and strengthening its product range and on the other hand can apply resources to continuing to provide the social impact.

Listen as Paul works through Rob’s decision ailment and strategically uncovers the root cause to help Rob pinpoint what he truly values. Will Rob be able to apply a decision process that allows him to confidently make trade-off between both pathways?  



Rob Caslick

www.linkedin.com/in/rob-caslick-267bbb46/

Two Good Co.

www.twogood.com.au/

The idea of connecting people through food has stuck with Rob Caslick since his Grandmother introduced him to a soup kitchen at the young age of 12. Fast forward to the present day where Rob has developed his passion of helping others through food and is now the Founder of Two Good Co - a business for good. Through the creation of beautiful, high quality food and products, they support, empower and employ women with lived experience of homelessness, domestic violence and complex trauma.
As the business grows, so does the responsibility to stabilise revenue and maintain a viable business for staff and all its stakeholders. Big decisions need to be made in order to balance the financial independence against the heart and soul of the Company; providing social impact to disadvantaged women. Add to this, the effects of Covid and Rob finds himself at a crossroads. On the one hand he can apply resources and funds towards growing the business, adding strength and stability to its foundations and strengthening its product range and on the other hand can apply resources to continuing to provide the social impact.
Listen as Paul works through Rob’s decision ailment and strategically uncovers the root cause to help Rob pinpoint what he truly values. Will Rob be able to apply a decision process that allows him to confidently make trade-off between both pathways?  
 
Rob Caslick
<a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/rob-caslick-267bbb46/" data-saferedirecturl="https://www.google.com/url?q=https://www.linkedin.com/in/rob-caslick-267bbb46/&amp;source=gmail&amp;ust=1662614223816000&amp;usg=AOvVaw3smA7vLiXVczC0f3S4GWGu">www.linkedin.com/in/rob-caslick-267bbb46/</a>
Two Good Co.
<a href="http://www.twogood.com.au/" data-saferedirecturl="https://www.google.com/url?q=http://www.twogood.com.au/&amp;source=gmail&amp;ust=1662614223817000&amp;usg=AOvVaw155R5WhcRz8BJSS_3IOCmZ">www.twogood.com.au/</a>

In our daily life, the decisions we make define us, create the experience we have and the future we will have.

However, research suggests that people regret more than a fifth of their decisions. Over a lifetime, that can equate to hundreds of thousands of regrets. 

We know that decisions are often complex, can involve multiple people, produce various outcomes and call upon leadership and experience. There is a way to make decisions that feel right and stick.

Welcome to the Decision Clinic podcast with Paul Gordon, CEO and Founder of Catalyze APAC with over fifteen years’ experience leading decision-making transformation and Author of Hard Decisions Made Easy.

Learn how to overcome problems by making great decisions by listening as Paul sits down with real people to discuss and diagnose real decision challenges.

In our daily life, the decisions we make define us, create the experience we have and the future we will have.
However, research suggests that people regret more than a fifth of their decisions. Over a lifetime, that can equate to hundreds of thousands of regrets. 
We know that decisions are often complex, can involve multiple people, produce various outcomes and call upon leadership and experience. There is a way to make decisions that feel right and stick.
Welcome to the Decision Clinic podcast with Paul Gordon, CEO and Founder of Catalyze APAC with over fifteen years’ experience leading decision-making transformation and Author of Hard Decisions Made Easy.
Learn how to overcome problems by making great decisions by listening as Paul sits down with real people to discuss and diagnose real decision challenges.

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