Could we be looking at dementia all wrong?

Join Liz Ferentinos and Wah Chin Boon on The Australian Business Show as they discuss a groundbreaking discovery that reframes dementia — not as an irreversible disease, but as a deficiency that may start years before symptoms appear.

This episode dives into the science, the accidental discovery, and how it challenges decades of conventional thinking. Explore the links with childhood dementia and autism research, the hurdles of funding breakthrough science, and what this could mean for millions of people worldwide.

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How do you build, scale, and sell billion-dollar startups — and survive the failures along the way? 💡

In this episode of The Australian Business Show, Nick Stehr sits down with Andrew Nash — serial entrepreneur, venture partner, and co-founder of multiple startups — to unpack decades of real-world entrepreneurship from bare-knuckle startups and billion-dollar exits to hard-earned lessons on failure, risk, and resilience.

This conversation explores:
• The realities of building and selling companies
• Cultural differences between Australia and the US when it comes to failure
• Why curiosity, empathy, and adaptability are critical leadership skills
• The role of AI and innovation ecosystems — and what Australia must do to compete globally
• Practical advice for the next generation of founders on building teams, managing pressure, and playing the long game

Whether you’re an aspiring entrepreneur, startup founder, or business leader, this conversation offers practical insights, stories, and guidance for navigating the realities of building and scaling a business.

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Most founders think scaling is about strategy, processes, and working harder.
But in this episode, founder psychologist and global business leader Justine Campbell explains why many of the real challenges are internal: identity, self-leadership, values, ego, and the psychology of uncertainty.

Drawing on her experience living and working in eight countries, including a decade with BMW Japan, Justine shares insights on rhythm, confidence, culture, psychological safety, support systems, and the mindset patterns she sees in founders navigating growth.

Nick and Justine discuss why some founders shift and adapt while others hit ceilings.
They explore the rise of female founders, the limits of the traditional male-written business playbook, and how culture, AI, and the fast pace of modern life influence leadership today.

If you’re a founder, leader, or someone interested in the psychology behind growth, this conversation offers perspectives that may be useful to bring clarity to what actually drives scale and what quietly gets in the way.

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