Humans have told stories for thousands of years. We used to use them to pass along knowledge of where to find food, whether another tribe was coming to steal our potatoes and how to get more miles out of a pair of leather sandals. With the advent of technology and books our stories are more elaborate and perhaps more entertaining. We still have a love or perhaps even an addiction for a good story so why not tap into that to improve your business? We figured that who better to talk to about story telling as a way to improve your business and your relationships with customers than a journalist?! We're joined by the sports editor of one of the largest regional newspapers in the country. Jason Gibbs also happens to be a good mate of Waz and a handy CrossFitter to boot so he's got some unique perspectives on what makes a good story, how to get in good with your local journo and how to submit articles to your local newspaper!

<div>Humans have told stories for thousands of years. We used to use them to pass along knowledge of where to find food, whether another tribe was coming to steal our potatoes and how to get more miles out of a pair of leather sandals. With the advent of technology and books our stories are more elaborate and perhaps more entertaining. We still have a love or perhaps even an addiction for a good story so why not tap into that to improve your business? We figured that who better to talk to about story telling as a way to improve your business and your relationships with customers than a journalist?! We're joined by the sports editor of one of the largest regional newspapers in the country. Jason Gibbs also happens to be a good mate of Waz and a handy CrossFitter to boot so he's got some unique perspectives on what makes a good story, how to get in good with your local journo and how to submit articles to your local newspaper!</div>

Whether you're a plumber, electrician, builder, motor mechanic, landscaper, tiler, glazier, painter, carpenter, concretor or any of the myriad of trades and contractors that keep the world running, this podcast has been produced with you in mind. Your hosts, Warrick 'Waz' Bidwell and Nicole 'Nic' Cox, were both born into tradie families and have first hand experience of the gut busting, money stress and pressures that trade businesses can place on their owners and their families! Nic and Waz strongly believe in the opportunity that exists for all tradie business owners to create a flexible, financially secure business for now and for their families' future. Waz and Nic interview guests on a range of topics such as marketing, finance, human resources, legal issues, mindset, motivation, physical and mental health, industry updates and more! They love a laugh and a good story so tune in for a unique look at how to 'get off the tools' and break the cycle of financial hardship and stress to create the trade business you really wanted!

Helping tradie business owners get off the tools and improve health, relationships and lifestyle

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Humans have told stories for thousands of years. We used to use them to pass along knowledge of where to find food, whether another...

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