Most business owners invest in products, marketing, and external growth — but overlook the most important asset: themselves.
Very few realize how crucial it is to bring a coach into their business — someone who can guide, reflect, and help build the structures that allow a company to grow without the owner needing to be the center of everything.

In this episode, we sit down with Charlie Winn, Leadership Coach and founder of Orchard Coaching, to talk about why so many business owners miss this opportunity, the difference between a business that works with a coach and one that doesn’t, and how developing future leaders within your team can completely change the game.

Tom Etherington is an international expert in LinkedIn strategy, personal branding, and interview-based content. As the founder of Connect Content in Sydney, he works with entrepreneurs and senior executives to build a strong and credible presence on LinkedIn, expand their professional networks, and attract clients through content that inspires trust and influence.

In this special episode, we sat down with him to discuss the importance of personal branding in today’s business world, why it matters now more than ever, and how LinkedIn can become a powerful tool for growth and professional success.

In this special episode, we sit down with one of Australia’s most successful artists – Alejandra. She opens up about her personal journey, from her very first steps in the art world to her breakthrough moments, sharing the challenges she’s faced and the insights she’s gained along the way.

Throughout the conversation, Alejandra offers inspiring perspectives and valuable reflections for emerging artists – and for anyone seeking to discover their own creative voice.

Join us for an inspiring conversation that will spark new ways of thinking and provide a genuine look into the life of an artist.

What do online auctions, market speculation, and one struggling artist father have in common?

In this episode of The Art of Business, Vito Grigorov shares a personal story that sparked a bold new idea. One that could rewrite the rules of how art is bought, sold, and valued.

This isn’t just another startup tale. It’s about art, inequality, and a platform born to challenge everything we thought we knew.

If you're an artist, collector, entrepreneur, or just someone who loves a good disruption. this one’s for you.

What if a picture frame could completely change the way a room sounds — not just how it looks?
In this episode of The Art of Business, Joshua Cilento from Visual Acoustic breaks down what an acoustic space actually is — and why noise matters more than most people realise.
He shares how the idea for this groundbreaking product was born, and how the collaboration with Fantastic Framing brought it to life.
Discover how this innovative solution works, who it’s designed for, and why it’s a game-changer for environments like restaurants, clinics, offices, and creative spaces.

In this episode, we sit down with artist Katie Leavey, whose intimate connection to the local Blue Mountains is the heart of her stunning landscape paintings. Katie shares how her upbringing near the Blue Mountains has shaped her distinctive artistic style and love for painting skies and sunsets. From texture techniques to exploring new mediums, we dive deep into her creative process, the challenges she's faced as an emerging artist, and the messages she hopes her work conveys. Join us for a conversation about the emotional power of art, future projects, and the lasting legacy Katie aims to create through her work.

In this episode of The Art of Business, award-winning branding expert, photographer, artist, and author Zahrina Robertson shares her journey from working with global brands like Louis Vuitton to discovering her passion for intuition-driven branding and art. She discusses the power of reinvention, the role of intuition in personal branding, and how embracing one’s unique gifts leads to success. With insights from her latest book and experiences working with high-profile clients, Zahrina offers valuable strategies for creatives, entrepreneurs, and leaders looking to build an authentic and impactful brand.

In this episode of The Art of Business, renowned Australian artist Elizabeth Langreiter shares her unexpected journey into the art world—starting with a fateful tennis injury that sparked a passion she never knew she had. She discusses her evolution from painting as a hobby to becoming an internationally recognised artist, selling her work across the globe. Elizabeth reveals key lessons on resilience, overcoming rejection, finding her artistic style, and building a successful brand.