Sam explores the challenge of getting unstuck and making clear progress towards our goals. She looks at why we get stuck and how improving our systems could be the answer to overcoming any obstacles in the path to our desired outcomes.

Sam teams up with Dr Karen Wilson, Clinical Neuropsychologist and Director of West LA Neuropsychology. Amongst Dr Wilson’s many accolades, most recently are the Forbes next 1000 and the Amex 100 for 100 Founders for Change. Dr Wilson is the Founder of ChildNEXUS, a web application that provides information to parents who have children struggling with neurodevelopmental or social-emotional issues.

Troy Morgan shares his WHY around helping people engage with change, and the reason the internal personal work needs to come before any business change work that we do.

Sam welcomes networker extraordinaire, Ungenita Prevost, host of podcast Billion Dollar Rolodex, and Founder of FEMME 500 Global Feminine Leadership Network and Networking in Stilettos. Calling in from London, Ungenita shares her passion for networking and explains how women are missing the mark when it comes to building their own social capital.

Sam is joined by Evannah Jayne, Founder and CEO of Terran Industries, a business dedicated to helping companies and individuals reduce their environmental footprint in new and creative ways.

If you’ve ever wondered how businesses scale up to $10m-plus turnover, this is a conversation you can’t afford to miss. In this episode, Sam is joined by Margy Feldhuhn, CEO of the world’s first podcast booking agency, Interview Connections, who’s working on doing just that.

In this inspiring episode of the Business Habitat Podcast, Sam caught up with Cheryl Leong of The Growth Hub, to share her compelling story of building the quintessential purpose-driven business. This conversation shows how one business meets a multitude of needs, but ultimately at its heart is a people-centric endeavour to make the world a better place.

Sam embarks on a special “Love your Numbers” series with her first guest, Tracey Bissett, joining all the way from Toronto, Canada. This conversation focusses on a topic very close to Sam’s heart, exploring the importance of financial literacy for business owners.

In this throwback to a popular episode, Sam dives deep into the art of having difficult conversations. Beginning with first discussing what conversation is and why it’s important, Sam then drills down on two types of conversation that many people find difficult: value conversations and difficult feedback conversations.