They say that businesses are built on the foundation of relationships. How does something like mutual respect fit in to this? In addition to mutual respect, how do emotional connections, communication and vision play a role in building meaningful and lasting business relationships? Today we are back speaking to AusPac Finance for Part 2 of our podcast with them. Last episode we spoke about Trust. In today’s episode we speak about the other 4 pillars of establishing a culture of building relationships – Mutual Respect, Emotional Connection, Communication and Vision. We are joined by the founders of AusPac Finance – Aman Chandra and Ratanjit Singh, both ex-bankers with more than 30 years of banking and finance experience. AusPac finance’s mantra is simple – Grow with us. Let us hear more about how we too can forge meaningful business relationships!

How should we keep fighting the fight? How do we stay patient knowing that the dividends might come later and not now necessarily? How does one implement a ‘compartmentalised’ approach in our daily life? Today we speak to business owner Evan Bishop, the man behind Worldly Migration who has enabled many individuals and families to live the great Australian dream. A specialist in Employer Sponsored Visas, he is a well-rounded Migration Law Consultant and he has become a go-to mentor in the RMA profession for other Migration Agents and Immigration Lawyers. Thrilled to be joined by Evan. Stay tuned! -- MORE ABOUT EVAN AND WORLDLY MIGRATION Worldly Migration believes in  fighting the good fight with unrelenting determination to help others through Employer Sponsored Visas and more! I refer to myself as a Migration Law Consultant more specifically over that of ‘Registered Migration Agent’ because over the years, outside of representing my own direct client files, I’ve become a go-to mentor in the RMA profession for other Migration Agents and Immigration Lawyers on the Employer Sponsored Visa subclasses. Attentive to all immigration Legislative changes that always reflect current policies, Evan prides himself on specifically looking for the unique differences that can ensure decisions are based on the best options and information at all times. We help clients on: ✔️Employer Sponsored Visas (407/482/494/186) ✔️ B2B Nomination Writing (assisting other firms in preparing their cases) ✔️ Mentorship and Training for Immigration Lawyers and fellow RMA ✔️ Cancellations and Hearings ✔️ Student and Graduate Services ✔️ CV and Career Advice MARN 1679414 https://www.worldlymigration.com/

What inspires us to do what we do? What gives us the drive to create impact? How do we achieve determination that is fierce, yet calm and steady? My guest and I will be talking about the importance of being unique, being authentic, beating ‘imposter syndrome’…and lots lots more. But who is my guest today? He is dynamic, brilliant at anything digital and knows the heartbeat of businesses better than most. There is a lot of ‘hype’ around his business that aims to bring the entire business ‘society’ together. We are joined by Ryan Jenkins! Ryan’s passion for digital marketing came from the need to bring trust back to the industry. He is the CEO and co-founder of The Hype Society The vision for TheHypeSociety is simple: to be the masters of digital… they believe in fusing strategy, engagement and execution… and the result? Unparalleled marketing results for all of their clients. And it is my privilege to welcome him onto the show. And yes, yet another 'MUST LISTEN'! 

When did we slip into mediocrity from those heights of excellence? Today we talk about how you can Murder Mediocrity and achieve the career results you richly deserve. Let us understand what causes us to become mediocre in the first place and how we can find our way to excellence again. Bestselling author of ‘Play It Full’, Shilpa Kulshreshta shares her extraordinary story of how she took firm control of her own destiny and has now become one of Australia’s leading career coaches. She talks about challenging the status quo, societal norms and pushing ourselves towards the brilliance we naturally possess and rightfully deserve. We discuss Shilpa’s ‘Triangle of Life’ and how we can get the maximum from the three sides - ‘Career’, ‘Relationships’ and ‘Health’. We discuss the role of Clarity, Courage, Certainty and Confidence in achieving everything you have aspired for. Talking to Shilpa was inspiring and filled me up with a truckload of positivity and optimism. I am sure, listening to this podcast episode will do the same to you! -- It is my warm pleasure to welcome you all to Season 2 of The Next Big Thing podcast. This is the show that seeks to inspire business owners to do amazing things with their professional and personal lives. Season 1 featured 20 amazing episodes, where I got to interview professionals with such varied backgrounds but they all had one thing in common – they had the power to uplift us so that we can reach for the stars. Today we speak with the bestselling author of ‘Play It Full’, Shilpa Kulshreshta shares her extraordinary story of how she took firm control of her own destiny and has now become one of Australia’s leading career coaches. --

What are your own beliefs and what role has it played in your professional and personal lives? Do you have the requisite self-belief? Do you believe that as a business you have the right solutions to your market's problems?  Today we speak to Sameer Babbar, who talks to us about the role of belief and through his own framework on the why and how of belief. We discuss external and internal factors that can influence belief and how that in turn, can determine business outcomes. About Sameer Babbar He is a business consultant and mentor, he conducts group workshops and is an excellent speaker.  He has also developed a number of software products and has led quite the entrepreneurial journey. He loves playing the saxophone and was in his past life, a space scientist. He has a deep love for both numbers and words. So, do you believe you should listen to this podcast? TUNE IN!

If there is one thing, that can drive an entire business forward, what is it? The answer is TRUST. But what contributes to trust? Do you have to earn it or is it a choice? In today’s episode, we speak to Ratanjit Singh, Director of Auspac Finance where we discuss and dissect trust. Specifically, what are the 5 ways in which businesses can build trust? As always to talk to us call on 0424 287 904 or email on [email protected] To speak to Ratanjit Singh, please connect with him on LinkedIn, or visit auspacfinance.com.au -- About Ratanjit Singh Ratanjit has more than 15 years and has a very diverse experience in the banking and corporate sector in Australia. He has worked with a wide variety of clients, ranging from analysing the risk composition of large Australian corporates; to assisting with the growth agenda of dozens of small to medium Australian businesses. He is one of two directors of AusPac Finance, which aims to be a leading financial advisory firm - providing clients with industry knowledge, access to a panel of lenders, bargaining power and a network of specialist advise partners. And I know from personal experience, as a highly trusted brand themselves, they are well placed to talk about trust. LISTEN ON!

Can we get the health we truly deserve? As a business owner, you need to be in peak condition, for your business to achieve peak performance.  Today we speak to the ultra-inspiring Kanika Pandey who through her own jaw-dropping story gives us the confidence to achieve the health we truly deserve. How do we do it? That’s what the podcast is all about. Kanika runs The Modern Health, which helps people reset and retrain their body and mind. Hit themodernhealth.com.au to learn more or connect with Kanika on LinkedIn. To speak to us at Business Nirvana about marketing , about the podcast, about life in general, email on [email protected] give us a call on 0424 287 904. In this podcast episode we cover the three main pillars of a healthy body and mind. We also discuss the importance of breathing and the role of a good night’s sleep. Also find out what keeps Jeff Bezos up at night! -- To learn more about Kanika, have a read about it in her own words: I have spent 15 years of my life in the digital world having started as a software engineer on an Internet banking platform. I like solving problems of business using technology mixed with passion. My journey with many ups and downs has made me believe that planning your career is very old school. I believe we must follow the heart and keep working on being the best version of ourselves. Keep at it till it’s enjoyable and challenging. We must chase progress and not perfection. I have excelled in everything I have done so far and especially my roles at Google, Infosys and Cognizant. I used my passion for Olympic weightlifting to transform my life and that started the most important phase of growth in my life. I used strength training to transform myself. I am on a journey now to help others drive the same transformation in their life. As the founder of The Modern Health platform, my vision is to help people restart their life with more balance. Thanks for reading. Write to me at [email protected] if you want to know more. --

Today is World Mental Health Day and on today's episode we have mental health expert Valerie Judge and founder of Rose Phoenix Health discuss all things mental health. Specifically, we tackle and discuss the proven methods to get on top of stress. She speaks about the 'Stress Circuit Breaker' methodology developed by her, which is creating tremendous impact for founders of businesses. Valerie also discusses her approach to coaching and mentoring and how numerous business owners are benefitting from the work she does using her own 'Solution Focused' Framework. Let us not just limit caring for our own minds, or for the minds of the people in our lives to the annual ' R U OK' day or a 'World Mental Health Day' - get on top of it, mental health should be a priority every single day. About Valerie Judge Valerie helps founders  enhance performance whilst reducing stress and avoiding burnout, using a solution focused theoretical framework and practical strategies such as the stress circuit breaker, which she created. Valerie was handpicked to be a wellbeing mentor by some of the top accelerator programs in Australia. . Valerie’s founded Rose Phoenix Health, a mental health service that  supports both founders and children and families. You can contact Valerie through LinkedIn or on 0478 129 135

Do you dare to be different? Do you dare to be you? Clim Pacheco is a true visionary . He sees purpose in transforming and inspiring people, corporations and countries to attain their full potential through education, change management, goal setting, empowerment and leadership and creating a visionary world and a sustainable future for the generations of tomorrow. His book "Dare to be different, dare to be you"- a life journey through goal setting, management and leadership - with a desire to inspire others to pursue their dreams with passion, vigour and a powerful sense of purpose is out now! And today’s episode is all about how you too...can dare to be different, dare to be you. LISTEN ON! More about the book In Clim Pacheco’s business book on leadership, “Dare to be different, dare to be you” he explores leadership through the “Earning, Learning and Giving 3+1+1=10 Prosperity Life Work” model. It is Clim’s vision for the perfect blended life – the future of work and life encapsulated for the generations of tomorrow. This book seeks to capture life as it could and should be. “Dare to be different, dare to be you” is the culmination of Clim’s 30:45:60 Life Goal concept – a life journey through goal setting, management and leadership. With it, Clim hopes to inspire others to pursue their dreams with passion, vigour and an energised sense of purpose. You can purchase a copy here: https://booksonlineaustralia.com.au/shop/dare-to-be-different/

What we really mean to our mothers, the true depth of her emotion, her unlimited capacity to give love, we will never really understand. Unless we experience it ourselves as mothers. From babies to infants, from toddlers to school-goers to tweens, the most important woman in our life is usually our mother. And then the time comes for us to fly away and conquer the world. When this situation hits, most mothers don’t know what do. They want to express the fact that they might struggle to cope without you, but they don’t want to distract you from what life has in store for you either. So when the time came for me (the only child to my parents) to leave home, I could only imagine what my mother was going through – so what did I do? I did what I know to do, I wrote a song about it, which is the one you just heard. The song takes a mother’s perspective – and it talks about that first night that she is away from you. How does she sleep? Does she sleep at all? What emotions is she going through knowing that her postal address and yours are never going to be the same again? When I sang this song for the first time at a concert in Auckland, many mothers in the audience were moved to tears. The song opened the floodgates, so to speak. The song brought forth the love they felt for their child or children, the hopes that they had for their son or daughter. And by doing that I was able to form a deep connection with the mothers in the crowd, most of whom I had never met. This connection, built on a foundation of love, warmth and hope told the mothers in the crowd that I knew what they were going through. That I was aware of what they were feeling deep down. And that despite being strangers, we had a common glue that held us together. This is the power when words and tune come together to become song. This is the power of love, warmth and hope. LISTEN ON! --