Judi Wineland started her first safari company with a $300 investment over 40 years ago and never looked back. In this episode Judi talks about how passion drove her decision making to ultimately become one of the world’s best safari outfitters (rated by Travel and Leisure magazine).

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Judi Wineland started her first safari company with a $300 investment over 40 years ago and never looked back. In this episode Judi talks about how passion drove her decision making to ultimately become one of the world’s best safari outfitters (rated by Travel and Leisure magazine).
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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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Turning $300 into a World Class Safari Outfitters with Judi Wineland

In this thoughtful episode of The Decision Clinic, Sophia Symeou describes herself as an accidental entrepreneur and shares her journey of helping people navigate complexity. From a young age, Sophia knew she wanted to make a meaningful impact, a journey that led to establishing neighbourhood dispute resolution centres, to working in state government, and ultimately to founding Bill Fairies — a hugely successful business that enables people to purchase gift vouchers to pay more than 21,000 different bills. Check it out: www.billfairies.com.au.

In this thoughtful episode of&nbsp;The Decision Clinic, Sophia Symeou describes herself as an accidental entrepreneur and shares her journey of helping people navigate complexity. From a young age, Sophia knew she wanted to make a meaningful impact, a journey that led to establishing neighbourhood dispute resolution centres, to working in state government, and ultimately to founding Bill Fairies &mdash; a hugely successful business that enables people to purchase gift vouchers to pay more than 21,000 different bills. Check it out:&nbsp;<a href="http://www.billfairies.com.au/" data-saferedirecturl="https://www.google.com/url?q=http://www.billfairies.com.au&amp;source=gmail&amp;ust=1765983996607000&amp;usg=AOvVaw1zK51fcLiOatpUsmSP6BmB">www.billfairies.com.au</a>.

The accidental entrepreneur Sophia Symeou

Tony Nash, former CEO and founder of Booktopia, shares lessons from building and scaling the only business to appear on the AFR Fast 100 eight times. In this episode, he reflects on the mindset needed to navigate rapid growth and business challenges and the importance of being grounded, present, and adaptable in the midst of chaos. His wisdom includes the powerful reminder to learn to be better, not bitter from our experiences. It’s a rich and candid conversation on leadership, resilience, and the decisions that shape us.

Tony Nash, former CEO and founder of Booktopia, shares lessons from building and scaling the only business to appear on the AFR Fast 100 eight times. In this episode, he reflects on the mindset needed to navigate rapid growth and business challenges and the importance of being grounded, present, and adaptable in the midst of chaos. His wisdom includes the powerful reminder to learn to be better, not bitter&nbsp;from our experiences. It&rsquo;s a rich and candid conversation on leadership, resilience, and the decisions that shape us.

Booktopia Founder Tony Nash on the trap of ego in Leadership and Stepping Back

Paul Gordon talks with UNICEF Australia Young Ambassador Princess Delaney about youth voices in politics, breaking through bureaucracy, and why young people’s ideas deserve a seat at the decision-making table. Princess shares how her journey through Youth Parliament sparked her desire to study politics and international relations — and how that passion now fuels her mission to bridge the gap between grassroots ideas and institutional change.

Paul Gordon talks with UNICEF Australia Young Ambassador Princess Delaney about youth voices in politics, breaking through bureaucracy, and why young people&rsquo;s ideas deserve a seat at the decision-making table. Princess shares how her journey through Youth Parliament sparked her desire to study politics and international relations &mdash; and how that passion now fuels her mission to bridge the gap between grassroots ideas and institutional change.

Turning $300 into a World Class Safari Outfitters with Judi Wineland

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