In this episode, I break down the seven hidden reasons your business isn’t growing - the ones no one talks about but almost every entrepreneur struggles with. From undercharging and trying to serve everyone, to fear of success, lack of systems, and thinking like an employee instead of a CEO, I walk you through the real issues silently holding your business back.

You’ll hear practical examples, student stories, and simple steps you can take this week to break through your current revenue ceiling and finally create the growth you’ve been working so hard for.

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The Government's announced an independent review of the fiscal response to the Covid pandemic.

Finance Minister Nicola Willis says it will look at any lessons the country could learn to improve its monetary policy response to future events.

It will probe decisions by the Reserve Bank's Monetary Policy Committee and advice it received – including the decision to print $55 billion in digital money during the pandemic.

Graeme, a caller on Kerre Woodham Mornings, decided to break down exactly how the concept of “printing money” works, what impact it has on the market, and the impact it had during Covid.

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Garth Bray joins Ryan for the day's business update, with thanks to Forsyth Barr.

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Garth Bray joins Ryan Bridge to chat the latest moves and news in markets, with thanks to Forsyth Barr.

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Signs of fatigue with another review of the country's Covid-19 response now in the works.

Finance Minister Nicola Willis new inquiry looks at the Reserve Bank's monetary policy decisions, including printing $55 billion.

Findings are to be released just weeks before Election Day.

Massey University business professor Claire Matthews says there's potentially some value in it, but the timing feels like an election ploy.

She told Ryan Bridge we're also now six years past the start of Covid.

Matthews says the Reserve Bank has also already done a review and taken lessons from it, so how much more are we going to learn.

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A shared ambition for the Canterbury region - is expected to secure the region's long term success.

Business Canterbury, The Canterbury Mayoral Forum and the private sector have come together to form shared goals for the region.

Business Canterbury Chief Executive Leeann Watson told Mike Hosking that everyone agrees they need to invest in what makes the region unique - which is better infrastructure, housing, affordability and the environment.

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As business owners, you know how hard it is keeping up with your business, let alone the news. Join Wilhelmina O'Keeffe each week as she gives you a rundown of the biggest stories that could impact your business, so you can make informed decisions with expert advice.

This week, Hallelujah - Westpac’s latest data says the economy is looking up but will it lead to a boom? …the back and forth continues over the India trade deal, and the gender pay gap is under the microscope again … plus how to make a property agent work for you as a buyer, and we unpack some of the reasons your business might be struggling to grow.

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In Leaders Getting Coffee episode 56, our guest is the founder and CEO of Resonate Health, James Whittaker.

James started life in the UK and began his career in one of that country’s most iconic companies, British Airways. The story of how he became an entrepreneur on the other side of the world is both entertaining and inspiring.

He came to New Zealand with his young family as tourists, and they returned a year later with the intention of settling and staying.

He continued his corporate career in New Zealand, working with Private Equity to turnaround the fortunes of a company specialising in hearing aids.

But he thought of a better way, and after a couple of false starts, Resonate Health NZ was born.

Resonate brings a totally new approach to the business of hearing loss, and with an ageing population, the possibilities seem endless. From a startup in 2022 to 31 hearing studios today, the business is on a mammoth growth curve.

At its centre is world class technology and a driven entrepreneur determined to build the world’s best health care company.

In the Leaders Getting Coffee podcast, James Whittaker talks to Bruce Cotterill about a vision that sets his business apart, the extremes he goes to in order to attract talent, and the importance of building trust with his customers.

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