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Transitioning to remote work and reevaluating team structure with Peter Moriarty
Conscious Culture: The Evolving Future of Work
08/12/20 • 47 min
Welcome everyone to this episode of the Conscious Culture podcast with Sarah Riegelhuth, CEO and founder of Grow My Team!
"If you set up an office in a city of one million people, you are restricting yourself to 1% of the talent pool"-
Today I'm joined by Peter Moriarty. Pete and I have connected through a number of conferences and mutual friends, and I'm excited to finally have him on the podcast.
Pete is an expert in Small Business Cloud Computing and has been ranked as one of Australia’s top 10 entrepreneurs under 30 four times by SmartCompany and Australian Anthill publications. He has also been featured in the Sydney Morning Herald, The Age, Australian Financial Review and Sky News Business advising on Business Cloud Technology.
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I think that's a good principle for life... deciding what you want, and then going and getting it.-
In this episode, we explore:
- Freedom for employees
- Questioning “traditional” ways of running a team
- Working with younger teams
- Putting your team first
- Flexibility in team structure
- Freedom of remote work
- Making your own schedule
- Team health and productivity
- Face to face time with remote teams
- Co-work spaces
- Transitioning between work and personal time
- Practical tips for remote workers
- Working with employees who are new to remote work
*Stay tuned until the end for the "bonus material" where Pete expands on the value of a fully remote company
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“It is not the responsibility of the business owner to come up with all the plans and strategies... your team knows best what they need to do in their area of the business”-
Connect with Peter
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Thanks for listening to this episode of Conscious Culture: The Evolution of Work. A podcast for conscious leaders, brought to you by Grow My Team.
Follow us as we further explore real stories of remote companies and the thriving cultures they’re creating. To stay updated with all of our episodes, subscribe to the podcast in your favourite podcasting app.
For more information about remote work, check out more of Grow My Team here.
Or email Sarah directly to have a chat about remote work, how it’s done and how it can benefit your company: sarah@growmyteam.com.au.
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Leading with Human Kindness and a Full Heart with Zuhairah Scott Washington
Conscious Culture: The Evolving Future of Work
06/17/20 • 32 min
“When you’re an entrepreneur, you build that culture. Founder-led companies are usually more culturally-aligned and driven with a purpose and a mission that drives business results."
Welcome everyone to this episode of the Conscious Culture podcast with Sarah Riegelhuth, CEO and founder of Grow My Team!
Sarah and her guest Zuhairah Scott Washington were connected through Sarah’s partner, Joe, who is participating in a accelerator group for developing keynote presentations with Z. Having heard Zuhairah’s keynote presentation and hearing the similarities with Sarah’s upcoming book, Joe had to make the introduction for the pair to talk all things conscious leadership and conscious culture.
Zuhairah Scott Washington is a tech executive, entrepreneur, and angel investor. She’s lived multiple lives in the industry over the last 15 years, most recently as an executive in high-growth start-ups including Uber and Expedia Group.
Zuhairah is now working on answering the question: what is missing from the leadership space?
She has the credential of an MBA and works in business, yet, as an African-American woman, brings a different perspective to the traditional learnings about what it means to be a leader. Her keynote is about bringing your humanity to work and leading with human kindness and a full heart, something that is rarely spoken about in a corporate context.
So, how can we embrace over this missed opportunity in corporate culture and our own businesses? Let’s dive in.
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“I think more and more people are hungry for connection. And not only connection to others on their team, but a deeper connection for what their work means for their life purpose."
In this episode, Zuhairah Scott Washington and Sarah Riegelhuth get into leading with courage and compassion, the validity of our feelings as a leaders, and the next generation demanding more authenticity from their leaders.
As we globally transition from the old world archetype of corporate culture and what leadership is into the new one that is being shepherded, this conversation with Zuhairah is one that will resonate: change and evolution is uncomfortable sometimes. The fear of going into the unknown will show up.
But every time we test the reigns a little bit, we’re choosing expansion and possibility. Thank the fear, and do it anyway.
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“How do you show up in that way and still succeed in a world that is largely on the evolution, on the journey, of leading in this way?”
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On this episode of Conscious Culture, Sarah Riegelhuth and her guest Zuhairah Scott Washington also discuss:
- Making space for emotions and bringing our full selves to work
- Not showing weakness as a leader
- Self-awareness versus pushing our emotions down
- Vulnerability and fallibility
- Seeing each other as humans on the journey to do the best work of our lives
- Working from a position of cautiousness
- What we think we should be compared to what is really in our hearts and minds
- The freedom of the gig economy
- How millennials are driving the change to purpose-led work
- The generational shift in workplace culture
- The changing barriers to self-actualising work
- Living in the top of Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs
- Self reflection and doing the inner work as a leader
- Awakening to racism globally and awareness of judgement, privilege, bias and the work that needs to be done
- Creating containers for risk and opportunities for our teams
- Being a leader is not a title, and a title does not make you a leader
- Resonating with people and making them feel psychologically safe
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“We don’t even know the stories we create sometimes. Check me, because I don’t want to write any bullshit. I want to speak our truth as a company, our truth to where we are right now, what we’ve learned, our culture. I want to speak it.”
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Links and resources mentioned in this episode:
- Connect with Zuhairah: zuhairahwashington.com
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Thanks for listening to this episode of Conscious Culture: The Evolution of Work. A podcast for conscious leaders, brought to you by Grow My Team.
Follow us as we further explore real stories of remote companies and the thriving cultures they’re creating. To stay updated with all of our episodes, subscribe to the podcast in your favourite podcasting app.
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For more information about remote work, check out more of Grow My Team here.
Or email Sarah directly to have a chat about remote work, how it’s done and how it can benefit your company:

The game of entrepreneurship and working with our energy states with Andy Seth
Conscious Culture: The Evolving Future of Work
06/09/20 • 48 min
“Without space between notes, there’s no music. And without space between thoughts, there's nothing beautiful that's going to come out. You’re just stacking noise.”
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Welcome everyone to this episode of the Conscious Culture podcast with Sarah Riegelhuth, CEO and founder of Grow My Team!
Today Sarah is joined by her friend Andy Seth from Flow Marketing. They’ve known each other for about five years, having met through EO in Colorado and bonding over sushi!
Along with running Flow Marketing (his ninth company!), Andy has his own podcast, the Andy Seth Show, has written a best selling book, and more than anything, he enjoys the game of business.
Andy was also once a DJ, and just celebrated 20 years of retiring by buying some new decks!
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“I love the creativity and the artistic nature of what business allows you to do. Once you understand business, you can look at things in a different way and say, I want that!”
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“Business represents to me that I get to create my life however I want it.”
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In this episode, Andy Seth and Sarah Riegelhuth get into the game of entrepreneurship, having the final say in creative endeavours, free reign in implementation in our companies, and being intuitively led in business and life.
Andy shares his story around the process of writing his book Bling, from how it came to him in a meditation as a speech, to creating extensive visuals and becoming a best-seller. It’s also a conversation about cultivating intuition and letting our paths come to us through meditation, cooking or eureka moments in the shower.
Plus, we discover just how similar Andy and Sarah are, from the number of companies they've started to their backgrounds in finance and how that how influenced their world views.
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“I will live with the results. Good, bad or indifferent, I’ll live with them, but this is what I want to put out into the world.”
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On this episode of Conscious Culture, Sarah Riegelhuth and her guest Andy Seth also discuss:
- Owning your masters and creative control
- Entrepreneurial mindset
- Book writing and publishers
- Taking control over our creative licenses
- Deciding to not finish a book
- Working out what holds our attention
- Visual breaks
- Freedom in creative control
- Meditation and meditative activities
- Allowing for space between thoughts
- Not being able to shut off our minds
- The human experience and deciding to deal with it
- Feeling purpose-driven
- B Corps
- Creating positive net impacts with our businesses
- Money mindset and finance in Australia and the US
- The concept of intrapreneurship
- What millennials value: freedom, flexibility, empowerment and being engaged with the mission of the company
- How millennials are natural entrepreneurs and intrapreneurs
- Letting go of the reigns as leaders
- Fulfilment in helping build a company from the inside
- Integrators (eg, COOs, operations managers or GMs) in businesses and how appreciated they are
- Getting creatively blocked by our list of ideas
- Using flow state as a productivity and creativity tool
- Getting into flow state and intentionally triggering flow states
- Active release
- Flow state routines
- Multitasking and high intensity brain power
- Working with our energy states
- Working with our menstrual cycles
- Soft flow and hard flow states
- Removing distractions
- Staying open and curious
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“Isn’t it fascinating that we learn about our intuition through all the times we didn’t follow it?”
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Links and resources mentioned in this episode:
- Contact Andy: www.andyseth.com
- Entrepreneurs’ Organisation Colorado: https://www.eonetwork.org/colorado
- The Andy Seth Show: https://www.andyseth.com/theshow/
- Flow Marketing: https://www.feelmeflow.com/
- Andy’s guided meditation: https://bling.andyseth.com/download-the-bling-meditation
- Bling the book and the album: https://www.andyseth.com/bling/
- BONUS: Andy will sign and mail a copy of Bling to the first three listeners who text "feel me flow" to 646-495-9867
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Thanks for listening to this episode of Conscious Culture: The Evolution of Work. A podcast for conscious leaders, brought to you by Grow My Team.
Follow us as we further explore real stories of remote companies and the thriving cultures they’re creating. To stay updated with all of our episo...

How we’ve evolved as leaders and authentic leadership with Katrina Jones
Conscious Culture: The Evolving Future of Work
06/02/20 • 51 min
Welcome everyone to this episode of the Conscious Culture podcast with Sarah Riegelhuth, CEO and founder of Grow My Team!
I’m very excited to have my first guest from Europe on the show today: Katrina Jones, a friend of mine through the League of Extraordinary Women, another one of my companies!
We’ve known each other since the League’s early days, and we were lucky enough to have Katrina actually launch the League in the UK. We might one day share this story on the League podcast, but for now let’s get into Katrina’s group of companies under the Kendall Bailey brand, and her journey to becoming a conscious team leader.
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Katrina Jones is the founder and director of Kendall Bailey.
Since founding her first business over seven years ago, Katrina has gone on to build a million-pound group of Property Investment Companies in the UK. She now spends her time mentoring lifestyle entrepreneurs on creating their ideal businesses, giving them the time and financial freedom they desire through property investing.
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“The hardest part of what I’ve done in the last decade is learning how to be a powerful leader.”
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Remote work has long moved beyond simply being a trend or a lifestyle.
It’s a natural evolution in the way we work and collaborate and a complete and vital redesign with profound positive impact for businesses, teams and society as a whole.
With it comes a work culture revolution that requires putting culture, freedom, trust and conscious behaviour at the core of every business who wants to thrive.
I’m Sarah Riegelhuth, your host, and I’m a serial entrepreneur, investor and expert in growing happy, high-performing remote teams.
Since 2014 I’ve been running all of my businesses remotely and that has deeply changed who I am as a leader.
I’ve gone from micro-managing an unhappy team suffering high turnover and working long hours to moving to the US, traveling roughly six months of the year, loving the sh*t out of my team and being constantly amazed as to what we’re achieving!
Join me as we dive deep into conversations about remote work magic, conscious culture, and the future of work with some of the most inspiring founders and leaders in the remote work space.
Insights, tips, success and failure, innovation.. we share it all. Let’s dive in!
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“Your job on that journey is finding the people you want to learn from and educating yourself.”
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In this episode, Katrina Jones and Sarah Riegelhuth get into self-development as leaders, learning from others, authentic leadership and aligning with our values.
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“The only thing I would prescribe to others as leaders is to do the inner work. Learn yourself as much as you possibly can, and bring yourself to your leadership.”
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On this episode of Conscious Culture, Sarah Riegelhuth and her guest Katrina Jones also discuss:
- Educating ourselves
- Self-trust and confidence in our leadership style
- Looking up to other leaders
- Tossing out 90 day plans
- Trusting our intuition
- On-going business planning and implementation
- Finding what feels most resonate to us
- The sizes of our companies vs the number of our team members
- The difference between a leader and a manager
- Gaining the confidence to hire someone better than us at a job
- The honesty behind the cliche of being the dumbest person in the room
- Understanding our egos
- Figuring out where we want to play in our businesses
- The guilt involved in hiring staff
- Lean teams
- How our self-worth and identities are linked to our companies
- Being a martyr in business and feeling valuable
- Doing the inner work and expanding our experience
- Limiting beliefs in business
- Our stories around building a business
- The incessant desire to not stop doing
- Working in a sustainable way
- Putting energy and intention into our work
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“The art is to do all of the research, learn all of the lessons, and then stop and reflect on which ones work, which ones resonate, which ones give me goosebumps and make me think, Yes! That’s me!”
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Links and resources mentioned in this episode:
- Love My B&B: https://www.lovemybnb.com/
- Katrina Jones: www.katrinajones.uk
- Katrina Jones Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/katrina_jones_01/
- Secrets of the Millionair...

How to create impactful culture in our teams with Mike Arzt from The Public Works
Conscious Culture: The Evolving Future of Work
05/26/20 • 22 min
Welcome everyone to this episode of the Conscious Culture podcast with Sarah Riegelhuth, CEO and founder of Grow My Team!
I’m super excited today to be joined by one of my best friends, Mike Arzt, who lives here in Colorado where I’m also currently living. Mike was one of the first people I ever met in Denver, having met through an Entrepreneurs’ Organisation event. He’s been a great support to me personally and an inspiring leader in his business The Public Works which has an incredible culture.
I’m so happy to have Mike on the podcast to talk about what makes The Public Works what it is, how he cultivates team culture and how it all began with working at Burton Snowboards and soaking up Jake Burton’s leadership style.
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“Our lives were redefined by being there, but so were everyone else’s. That wasn't just Jake. That was what Jake created. And to me that’s culture.”
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Remote work has long moved beyond simply being a trend or a lifestyle. It’s a natural evolution in the way we work and collaborate and a complete and vital redesign with profound positive impact for businesses, teams and society as a whole.
With it comes a work culture revolution that requires putting culture, freedom, trust and conscious behaviour at the core of every business who wants to thrive.
I’m Sarah Riegelhuth, your host, and I’m a serial entrepreneur, investor and expert in growing happy, high-performing remote teams.
Since 2014 I’ve been running all of my businesses remotely and that has deeply changed who I am as a leader.
I’ve gone from micro-managing an unhappy team suffering high turnover and working long hours to moving to the US, traveling roughly six months of the year, loving the sh*t out of my team and being constantly amazed as to what we’re achieving!
Join me as we dive deep into conversations about remote work magic, conscious culture, and the future of work with some of the most inspiring founders and leaders in the remote work space.
Insights, tips, success and failure, innovation.. we share it all. Let’s dive in!
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“You cannot even begin to grasp the ripple effect in the world because of that one person who followed their passions.”
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In this episode, Mike Arzt and Sarah Riegelhuth get into passion in our work, the lasting affects of good leaders in our lives, and the sprawling effect of empowering our teams with conscious culture.
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“We get to just show up, all of it, as we are, and not have to hide and be this way or that way. When we bring our whole selves to work, when we have our crises people are like, You know what? I get it. They don’t see you as the big boss with all the money and you have all the masks on.”
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On this episode of Conscious Culture, Sarah Riegelhuth and her guest Mike Arzt also discuss:
- Pursuing the fun side of work
- All the people who count on us, from our team to our building tenants and their families
- Culture doesn’t always pay the bills
- COVID-19
- What ifs
- Challenges of running businesses
- Team loyalty
- Business opportunities that look good vs business opportunities that feel good
- Culturally aligned team members
- The delineation between our professional and personal lives
- Changes in mindset
- Solidifying our connection to our team
- Supporting team members going through hard times
- All the experiences that life has to offer
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“We don’t have to go and do this. We could quit. People could bail and do something else. But we get to get through this, as a team.”
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Links and resources mentioned in this episode:
- The Public Works: https://www.thepublicworks.biz/
- Entrepreneurs’ Organisation: https://www.eonetwork.org/colorado
- Battery 621: http://www.battery621.com/
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Thanks for listening to this episode of Conscious Culture: The Evolution of Work. A podcast for conscious leaders, brought to you by Grow My Team.
Follow us as we further explore real stories of remote companies and the thriving cultures they’re creating. To stay updated with all of our episodes, subscribe to the podcast in your favourite podcasting app.
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For more information about remote work, check out more of Grow My Team here.
Or email Sarah directly to have a chat about remote work, how it’s done and how it can benefit your company:

For those who have been forced into remote work with Sam Kabert
Conscious Culture: The Evolving Future of Work
05/19/20 • 33 min
Hey everyone, and welcome to this episode of Conscious Culture with Sarah Riegelhuth, CEO and founder of Grow My Team!
We’re in the thick of it with what I’m calling the ‘C’ word - let’s not dive in too much, but here we are: living through this reality where we all have to work from home, something I’ve been doing for six years.
My guest on this episode is my friend and fellow Aubrey Marcus FFS-er, Sam Kabert, and he’s been working from home for a while, too!
Let’s dive in to all things remote work with Sam Kabert.
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“We’ve been building the cocoon, right now we’re in the cocoon, and we’re going to come out the other side with the transformation.”
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Remote work has long moved beyond simply being a trend or a lifestyle. It’s a natural evolution in the way we work and collaborate. A complete and vital redesign with profound positive impact for businesses, teams and society as a whole.
With it comes a work culture revolution that requires putting culture, freedom, trust and conscious behaviour at the core of every business that wants to thrive.
I’m Sarah Riegelhuth, your host, and I’m a serial entrepreneur, investor and expert in growing happy remote teams. Since 2014 I’ve been running all of my businesses remotely and that has deeply changed who I am as a leader. I’ve gone from micro-managing an unhappy team, suffering high turnover and working long hours, to moving to the US, traveling roughly six months of the year, loving the shit out of my team and being constantly amazed as to what we’re achieving.
Join me as we dive deep into conversations about remote work magic, conscious culture, and the future of work with some of the most inspiring founders and leaders in the remote work space.
Insights, tips, success and failure, innovation.. we share it all.
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“The way that we look at work is going to massively change.”
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In this episode, Sam and Sarah get into how their different businesses are surviving the current pandemic, including those that have taken a hit or needed to pivot, like merchandising, Airbnb property management and networking events.
Sam and Sarah also discuss how their day-to-day routines have and haven’t changed in the current climate, how we’re connecting with our people and the choice of diversity in where we live.
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“It becomes very addicting to find those little distractions in the house.”
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On this episode of Conscious Culture, Sarah Riegelhuth and her guest Sam Kabert also discuss:
- Flexibility of hours with remote work
- Deliverable-based vs time-based work
- Different routines for work and setting our own schedules
- Personal productivity
- Judging how people are working based on how we would do it
- Quality and standards of work
- Finding a routine working remotely
- Efficiency from home vs the office
- Get in, get out!
- Working when we feel called to
- Creative juices
- The level and type of interaction in our work days
- Vacationing with entrepreneurs
- Co-working spaces
- Distraction at work
- Creativity
- Our natural energy for working
- Being intentional
- Sharing the workload in our homes
- Communicating with our households
- Co-habitating and co-working
- Athleisure and Penguin suits
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“We don’t want work to be separate from life. We want to be working on things we care about, things we’re passionate about, things that make impact, whether we’re an employee or an entrepreneur or a contractor or a freelancer. We want to know that the work we’re doing makes a difference. And it’s part of us, it’s just as important as socialising and working out and spending time with our families.”
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Thanks for listening to this episode of Conscious Culture: The Evolution of Work. A podcast for conscious leaders, brought to you by Grow My Team.
Follow us as we further explore real stories of remote companies and the thriving cultures they’re creating. To stay updated with all of our episodes, subscribe to the podcast in your favourite podcasting app.
For more information about remote work, head to www.growmyteam.com.au.
Or email Sarah directly to have a chat about remote work, how it’s done and how it can benefit your company: sarah@growmyteam.com.au.
To find out more about Sam Kabert, visit www.swagsam.com

The challenges of Coronavirus and business ownership with Ash Bent
Conscious Culture: The Evolving Future of Work
04/01/20 • 44 min
Hey everyone to episode two of the Conscious Culture podcast with Sarah Riegelhuth, CEO and founder of Grow My Team!
Right now we’re in the middle of the coronavirus sweeping the globe and changing how we work and live, and people really need help working it all out.
So I've brought in my guest Ash Bent from Sketch & Etch, Australian leaders in signage and stationary and one of Grow My Team's clients. We’d planned on having a discussion about where Ash is at right now, having recently hired his first remote team member... but let’s throw into the mix the fact that most of us have been forced into remote work right now!
Listen in to hear more about Ash making his first remote hire just a few months before the Covid-19 outbreak and the multiple benefits this set up has brought to him, and how already having a remote role in the company diminished his worries making him feel more prepared to embrace an emergency remote work model.
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“I think it’s fascinating that one of the biggest fears that people have is how to create culture and community and connection, but it’s not as hard as you think. We underestimate the fact that our generation and in this day and age with social media, we're actually very used to creating connection online.”
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Remote work has long moved beyond simply being a trend or a lifestyle. It’s a natural evolution in the way we work and collaborate. A complete and vital redesign with profound positive impact for businesses, teams and society as a whole.
With it comes a work culture revolution that requires putting culture, freedom, trust and conscious behaviour at the core of every business that wants to thrive.
I’m Sarah Riegelhuth, your host, and I’m a serial entrepreneur, investor and expert in growing happy remote teams. Since 2014 I’ve been running all of my businesses remotely and that has deeply changed who I am as a leader. I’ve gone from micro-managing an unhappy team, suffering high turnover and working long hours, to moving to the US, traveling roughly six months of the year, loving the shit out of my team and being constantly amazed as to what we’re achieving.
Join me as we dive deep into conversations about remote work magic, conscious culture, and the future of work with some of the most inspiring founders and leaders in the remote work space.
Insights, tips, success and failure, innovation.. we share it all.
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“We’re constantly being challenged to step up and to step into that next phase. And that resistance can be very strong around delegation and letting go, and asking yourself, What if someone's better than me? What if everything I've been trying to do is going to be exposed? And there’s also our ego thinking no one can do this, no one else will be able to do this except me.”
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In this episode, Ash and Sarah get into the personal process of making a first remote hire and the journey of going from resistance, doubts and ego to relief, excitement, and sheer cultural and business alignment.
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“The only way for us to grow and expand and scale as leaders and as human beings is to lean into that resistance, find out what it is, and move through it.”
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On this episode of Conscious Culture, Sarah Riegelhuth and her guest Ash Bent also discuss:
- Entrepreneurs’ Organisation
- Teaching entrepreneurship with Project Gen Z
- How remote work makes us tighten our business systems
- Cultural fit and baseline skills
- Guilt around growing and expanding our companies and ourselves
- Vegan lattes
- Where and when creativity and inspiration strikes
- Business survival during a pandemic
- Collective fear of the unknown
- Working out our zones of genius as leaders
- Pivoting, downsizing, shutting down and other decisions
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“I didn’t need to be in here on Monday morning running through whatever my task for the day was. I needed to be being a great leader and surrounding myself with those people and having those conversations.”
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Thanks for listening to this episode of Conscious Culture: The Evolution of Work. A podcast for conscious leaders, brought to you by Grow My Team.
Follow us as we further explore real stories of remote companies and the thriving cultures they’re creating. To stay updated with all of our episodes, subscribe to the podcast in your favourite podcasting app.
For more information about remote work, check out more of Grow My Team here.
Or email Sarah directly to have a chat about remote work, how it’s done and how it can benefit your company: sarah@growmyteam.com.au.
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A Time for Remote Work Culture with Sarah Riegelhuth
Conscious Culture: The Evolving Future of Work
04/01/20 • 15 min
Okay, wow, it’s our first ever episode of Conscious Culture and what a time to be doing it!
For our inaugural ep, we thought our founder and CEO Sarah Riegelhuth should sit down and record a quick solocast to welcome you to the show, and to remote work, conscious leadership and conscious company cultures.
Sarah has been working on the podcast since mid-2019, but it’s been on the back burner until recently when we thought, you know what? The world needs this right now.
So here we are, in the midst of the coronavirus spreading the globe, forcing almost everyone into emergency remote working. It’s an extremely interesting time for us at Grow My Team, so let’s dive in!
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"Whether you're an employer, an entrepreneur, a founder, or a CEO, or whether you're an employee, now you're getting to experience what it's like to work in a team remotely. To experience the fact that culture still exists in a remote context, relationships still exist, closeness exists, friendships develop, friendships evolve. All of it still exists in a remote context."
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Remote work has long moved beyond simply being a trend or a lifestyle. It’s a natural evolution in the way we work and collaborate. A complete and vital redesign with profound positive impact for businesses, teams and society as a whole.
With it comes a work culture revolution that requires putting culture, freedom, trust and conscious behaviour at the core of every business that wants to thrive.
I’m Sarah Riegelhuth, your host, and I’m a serial entrepreneur, investor and expert in growing happy remote teams. Since 2014 I’ve been running all of my businesses remotely and that has deeply changed who I am as a leader. I’ve gone from micro-managing an unhappy team, suffering high turnover and working long hours, to moving to the US, traveling roughly six months of the year, loving the shit out of my team and being constantly amazed as to what we’re achieving.
Join me as we dive deep into conversations about remote work magic, conscious culture, and the future of work with some of the most inspiring founders and leaders in the remote work space.
Insights, tips, success and failure, innovation.. we share it all.
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“The way that we look at work is going to massively change.”
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As we're moving through unprecedented times and companies are pushed into embracing an emergency remote work model, there's a great need to understand how remote culture works and what being a conscious leader really means.
In this episode, our host Sarah Riegelhuth gets into lockdown and how that has effected business, pitching in to help our entrepreneurial communities, and how exciting it is to watch the world realise the freedom of working remotely.
Sarah also talks about her personal experience leading her companies fully remotely, shares basic guidance on how to communicate and connect in a remote context and offers her insights into what conscious culture looks like.
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“We’ve never had an office, we’ve always been fully remote, and we have a culture! Wow, surprise!”
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On this episode of Conscious Culture, Sarah Riegelhuth also discusses:
- Being intentional
- Having clear values and a mission for your organisation
- Remote work structures
- Attending and hosting online events
- How we want to live and the life we want to offer to our teams
- Working side by side with our team
- How she looks at things as a leader
- Operating from a conscious place
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"There is so much we are on the precipice of. There is so much of being and living that we get to choose that, due to always doing things the same way, we haven’t really stepped into fully yet."
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Thanks for listening to this episode of Conscious Culture: The Evolution of Work, our podcast for conscious leaders, brought to you by Grow My Team.
We invite you to join us on this journey and step into this new world that is rapidly upon us with an open mind. You may be surprised what you discover in yourself, in your team, in your culture and in your company.
Follow us as we further explore real stories of remote companies and the thriving cultures they’re creating. To stay updated with all of our episodes, subscribe to the podcast in your favourite podcasting app.
For more information about remote work, check out more of Grow My Team here.
Or email Sarah directly to have a chat about remote work, how it’s done and how it can benefit your company: sarah@growmyteam.com.au.

Rebuilding Infrastructure for the New World, and Creating Social Products for Digital Nomads with Sondre Rasch from SatefyWing
Conscious Culture: The Evolving Future of Work
07/28/20 • 35 min
Welcome everyone to this episode of the Conscious Culture podcast with Sarah Riegelhuth, CEO and founder of Grow My Team!
Today, I’m excited to be joined by Sondre Rasch, a Norwegian entrepreneur, living in the San Francisco area, and working on a new global remote health product, Safety Wing. This is something I have dreamed of, so I am so grateful to Sondre for making it, and to be working with him now.
I’m so happy to have Sondre on the podcast to discuss the current problems for remote workers and how we can begin working towards a new model.
“Everything we do in society wants to know where you live and what is your phone number... everything is built around these structures”
Remote work has long moved beyond simply being a trend or a lifestyle. It’s a natural evolution in the way we work and collaborate and a complete and vital redesign with profound positive impact for businesses, teams and society as a whole.
With it comes a work culture revolution that requires putting culture, freedom, trust and conscious behaviour at the core of every business who wants to thrive.
I’m Sarah Riegelhuth, your host, and I’m a serial entrepreneur, investor and expert in growing happy, high-performing remote teams.
Since 2014 I’ve been running all of my businesses remotely and that has deeply changed who I am as a leader.
I’ve gone from micro-managing an unhappy team suffering high turnover and working long hours to moving to the US, traveling roughly six months of the year, loving the sh*t out of my team and being constantly amazed as to what we’re achieving!
Join me as we dive deep into conversations about remote work magic, conscious culture, and the future of work with some of the most inspiring founders and leaders in the remote work space.
Insights, tips, success and failure, innovation.. we share it all. Let’s dive in!
“There are 4.7 billion people online and more and more people are getting remote jobs”
In this episode, Sondre Rasch and Sarah Riegelhuth get into the struggles of digital nomads, rebuilding infrastructure for the new world, and creating new products for remote work and digital nomads
“When we move to the internet, a lot of infrastructure doesn’t work anymore... internet citizens need the same kind of infrastructure that normal people do, and a social safety net is just one of the most important ones”
On this episode of Conscious Culture, Sarah Riegelhuth and her guest, Sondre Rasch, also discuss:
- The genesis of remote health and Sondre’s company
- Social safety and insurance for remote workers
- The struggles of nomadic living
- Sondre’s vision for the future of his company
- Rebuilding infrastructure of insurance for the modern world
- Rethinking the benefits we actually want and need as remote workers
- Merging work and life
- Internet countries and internet citizens
- Solving shared problems for citizens
- Countries that are currently supporting these internet citizens
“I don’t see a world, 20 years from now, where there isn’t something like a country on the internet”
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Links and resources mentioned in this episode:
Thanks for listening to this episode of Conscious Culture: The Evolution of Work. A podcast for conscious leaders, brought to you by Grow My Team.
Follow us as we further explore real stories of remote companies and the thriving cultures they’re creating. To stay updated with all of our episodes, subscribe to the podcast in your favourite podcasting app.
For more information about remote work, check out more of Grow My Team here.
Or email Sarah directly to have a chat about remote work, how it’s done and how it can benefit your company: sarah@growmyteam.com.au.

Freedom, Happiness, and Autonomy for Remote Workers with Steven Kapor
Conscious Culture: The Evolving Future of Work
08/19/20 • 27 min
Welcome everyone to this episode of the Conscious Culture podcast with Sarah Riegelhuth, CEO and founder of Grow My Team!
"If the values are clear, the decisions are easier"-
Today, I am joined by Steven Kapor. I met Steven through the Entrepreneurs Organization at MIT in Boston. In this episode, we talk about how he has created such a happy work environment for his remote employees.
Steven Kapor is the president of FUNDRIVER. A system that helps the non-profit community administer endowment funds in a more efficient way.
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"Really it's putting employees first, over anything else, that leads to everything else working"-
In this episode, we explore:
- Freedom for remote workers
- 4/10 scheduling
- Recruiting remote workers
- Creating happy companies
- Monitoring engagement with remote workers
- The importance of having a happy team
- Putting employees first
- Steven's journey as a leader
- Creating an effective environment for remote workers
- Alignment of team values
- Focusing on the "why"
- Autonomy in remote work
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“By working remotely, you have a lot of autonomy, and if you have good culture and good values it really facilitates being able to work autonomously”-
Connect with Steven
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Thanks for listening to this episode of Conscious Culture: The Evolution of Work. A podcast for conscious leaders, brought to you by Grow My Team.
Follow us as we further explore real stories of remote companies and the thriving cultures they’re creating. To stay updated with all of our episodes, subscribe to the podcast in your favourite podcasting app.
For more information about remote work, check out more of Grow My Team here.
Or email Sarah directly to have a chat about remote work, how it’s done and how it can benefit your company: sarah@growmyteam.com.au.
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Conscious Culture: The Evolving Future of Work currently has 27 episodes available.
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The podcast is about Society & Culture, Podcasts and Business.
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The average episode length on Conscious Culture: The Evolving Future of Work is 45 minutes.
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The first episode of Conscious Culture: The Evolving Future of Work was released on Apr 1, 2020.
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