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This Week’s Episodes
How to Buy Your First Company With No Cash Upfront. | Jeremy Harbour - Founder of The Harbour Club
Jeremy Harbour is the founder of Unity Group and The Harbour Club, a British entrepreneur who left school at 15 and has since bought more than 100 companies. Over 30 years he has been involved in more than 300 acquisitions, taken companies public, and generated over $500 million in exits, with investments in 12 countries. He is the Wall Street Journal bestselling author of Go Do Deals and was invited to advise at the British Houses of Parliament on business and enterprise. In 2009 he started The Harbour Club, which teaches people how to buy a business with no cash upfront. The idea began in the late 1990s, when he bought a competitor of his telecom company without any cash or a bank behind him.
How To Get Customers When Nobody Knows Who You Are | Brandon Willington - Where U? Founder
Brandon Willington is the founder and CEO of Where U?, a marketing education company that teaches founders how to run their own marketing instead of hiring an agency. In 2025, he was named Young Entrepreneur of the Year in marketing in Australia.
He Quit Ernst & Young and Built a 7-Figure Newsletter From Scratch | Ben Meer - Forbes Creator
Ben Meer is the founder of System Sunday, a newsletter that has grown to more than 250,000 subscribers and anchors a combined social media following of over 2 million people. Forbes has dubbed him “The Systems Guy,” and he recently signed a major book deal with Pan Macmillan for How to Be Good at Life. He holds an MBA from Cornell and now works as an executive coach to founders, CEOs, and authors, after starting System Sunday on the side while still working full-time as a management consultant at Ernst & Young. He left that career behind to build System Sunday into what it is today, turning the same systems-thinking frameworks he used in corporate consulting into tools for everyday productivity, health, and money.
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Scott