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Conversations with leaders on building careers, companies & character the hard way. No shortcuts, just sweat.Founded by Charlie Selth, Will Chapman and Dimitri Gremos, the show began as 'The Business Of' – a passion project between Will and Charlie who were curious about what…

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Sep 20, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 20, 2026

    From The Zip IPO To Becoming A $186m CEO - John Winters (Superhero CEO) (opens the original)

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    John Winters has a long history of tenacity and bringing opportunities to fruition. He notably helped Zip, a company now capitalised at over $2 billion, go public.Through his time as a broker, John identified a real opportunity to make a difference to investors and their ability to access opportunities.So he dove headfirst into building the future of investing.

  2. Episode · Sep 3, 2026

    How this youngster, backed by a PM and Blackbird, has cracked the code to going viral on LinkedIn? (opens the original)

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    Nick Mihailou is unapologetically a "doer". He tries things and iterates on them in pursuit of finding valuable solutions that people are willing to pay for.At 17 he had sold a company and by 18 he had raised $800k for his next challenge.Now he is helping other founders go to market fast. We hear how Nick has cracked the code on LinkedIn and what is next for him.Hope you enjoy!

  3. Episode · Aug 19, 2026

    Want To Change The Country? Listen To Our Chat With Ms Allegra Spender MP First (opens the original)

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    Ms Allegra Spender MP has nearly done it all. From leading Carla Zampatti to then taking the leap into politics, she has a breadth of perspective on the world. Her responses are candid and unique insights into life as a family business leader, Mum, and now leader of her electorate and a key voice on many topical issues. A must listen for anyone considering a career at the nexus of impact, business and leadership. ******** This episode was recorded on Wednesday 5 August 2026. Follow us on Instagr

  4. Episode · Aug 11, 2026

    How To Bootstap To $100m & Where The Finder Co-Founder Sees Opportunity Today (opens the original)

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    When Finder started, the more mature VC industry that we see in Australia today did not exist. It was even more outside the box in Australia to contemplate that your tech company could actually move the needle.Today we are joined by the company's Co-Founder, Jeremy Cabral, who talks us through the growth of the company to over $100m in revenues.***This episode was recorded on Monday 3 August 2026.Follow us on ⁠ Instagram ⁠& ⁠ LinkedIn ⁠.We'll see you in the next one,Keep playing the long game.

  5. Episode · Aug 4, 2026

    How Being "Directionally Correct" Helped Your Co-Host Raise $10m At 21 (opens the original)

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    How can we take comfort from a world that is inherently uncertain? At 21, Charlie Selth has raised over $10m from some of Australia's leading investors but he is the first to say that he does not have all the answers and nor does he search for them in an absolute form. In this episode, Charlie takes you behind the scenes of how he successfully raised $10m at just 21 years of age, what over 150 episodes on the Sweat Capital podcast has taught him, and how he thinks about the progression of his pe

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