Mark Leruste
Why you need to tell your story

Your story is one of the most powerful tools you possess to raise your profile and grow your personal brand. So why do so many people struggle so much with owning and sharing it?

Why you need to tell your story
Mark Leruste
The truth about entrepreneurship

If 80% of early stage entrepreneurs fail, why don't we hear more about it? TEDx speaker Mark Leruste shares his thoughts on the subject at General Assembly in London.

The truth about entrepreneurship
Mark Leruste
How to grow your business with Noah Kagan, ...

In 2010, Noah Kagan started AppSumo with $50 and a crazy idea to promote daily or weekly deals on products to help you grow your business. Today, Noah has managed to grow AppSumo and SumoMe into an 8 figure business. Here's what Noah's learned along the way and what he wants you to know too before you start and grow your business.

How to grow your business with Noah Kagan, founder of AppSumo
Mark Leruste
How to become a Minimalist

Does having less stuff make you happier? Inspired by Marie Kondo's book and following my interview with the founders of The Minimalists, I decided to give decluttering a go. Here's what I've learned.

How to become a Minimalist

From cursed to blessed, a moving conversation with Johnny B.A.N.G Reilly

When it comes down to reinventing yourself and overcoming adversity, few men come close to today's guest, Johnny B.A.N.G. Reilly. 

But after a rough start to life and spending years abusing his mind and body, Johnny purified his diet and mineralised his brain. The result? A man in his prime at 53 years of age who chose to pursue love over destruction.

You could say that Johnny is part of a special club: “the go forward type” and he's been many things over the last decade: a survivor, dancer, fighter, choreographer, word collector, movie maker, fashion designer, voice-over artist...and the list goes on. But the most important of all, he's a liver.

In this week's episode Johnny and I caught up in Camden to talk about the importance of movement and why what you eat can truly change your destiny.

It certainly did for Johnny, who's new found obsession for health has redefined the course of his life. And prevented him from murdering a man and spending the rest of his life in prison.

"Violent people are poets in motion." Johnny B.A.N.G. Reilly

I hope you enjoy our conversation as much as I did, and if you did, share it with a friend. It really makes a difference.

Mark