James Dyson wasn’t a businessman—he was an art student who just hated vacuum cleaners.And that frustration led to a multi-billion pound company.This week, Matt and Tom dive into the hidden value of the skills we don’t learn in business school—what we pick up from sport, parenting, side hustles, and even past mistakes. If you've ever wondered whether your "non-business" background is holding you back, this episode flips that idea on its head.💡 What James Dyson, sport, and toddlers can teach you about leadership⚙️ How personal experiences turn into professional superpowers🧠 Why soft skills like empathy and adaptability are essential for growth📈 How high taxes are killing innovation—and what needs to change🎯 Balancing creativity with structure (and how not to “wing it” too much)From cricket clubs to copywriting warehouses, this is a raw and relatable look at what really shapes entrepreneurs—and how to bring more of yourself into your business.🎧 Listen now on Spotify | 📺 Watch on YouTube🔊 Spotify – https://open.spotify.com/show/4uqUUHLdho0f9o3hc0WjLZ📺 YouTube – https://www.youtube.com/@BritishBusinessPodcastFollow Matt:🌐 https://linktr.ee/mrmatthollandFollow Tom:👨‍💻 LinkedIn – https://www.linkedin.com/in/tom-mcilvenny-b15b9555/💬 Drop a comment—what surprising life skill has helped you most in business?#BritishBusiness #EntrepreneurMindset #SoftSkills #Leadership #CricketAndBusiness #DysonInnovation #FounderLife #BusinessGrowth #OutsideTheBoardroom