Business Growth Execution

This week Mal was joined by EA Csolkovits, Founder of Givers University.

EA's humble beginnings were as that of the son of a milkman - and, by the age of 16, he started his business career at a commission sales job selling janitorial services to business owners.

He and Mal spoke about the McDonald's journey, noodle bakers, and asking the right question.

Sim Sekhon had to furlough over 50% of his staff as the coronavirus pandemic hit.

Now, 8 weeks later, we chat about the sudden opening of the UK property market, reading each other's brains and why, whatever you do, you either win or you learn.

I'm in conversation with Adam Day, a entrepreneur who founded one of the first online estate agencies called Hatched, which he later sold to Connells, one of the largest residential property companies in the country.

He's now launching eXp Realty, a network of self-employed agents, in the UK and elsewhere. As with many others, the current crisis has hit business hard so, before he tells us about which book helped him to overcame his crippling fear to launch 'Hatched' - and why he's solving the problem he's taken on with eXp - I asked him, remotely of course, how the coronavirus has impacted on him.

Alex Evans is CEO and Founder of Estate Apps, a proptech business in the UK. He was in South America when the UK's lockdown began and is still there - managing his team more remotely than most.

We talked how he's doing it, what the impact of coronavirus has been on his business and whether noisy motorcycle out there are genuinely on essential journeys ...

Sandra Jones is Director of Dataloft, the UK's leading automated source of residential data for residential property businesses. I spoke with her this week to discover just how bad coronovirus had hit (bad), how the last week had been (good) and what inspired her.

Very much an episode for those wondering what to do next - there is plenty of positive advice and actionable tips to get your business refocused and re-energised.