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Ever wondered how much the BBC actually pays you to appear on Dragons' Den? In this clip, we find out exactly what the dragons were paid to sit in that famous chair and it's a lot less than you'd think. We also hear the story of how he almost turned down Dragons' Den entirely, how Duncan Bannatyne convinced him to reconsider, and what it was really like behind the scenes on one of the BBC's bigges...

In this episode, we sit down with Simon Woodroffe, founder of Yo Sushi and Yotel, one of the original dragons on BBC's Dragon's Den, and one of the most unlikely success stories British entrepreneurship has ever produced. A man who spent three decades behind the scenes, designing stages and rigging lights for some of the biggest names in music before reinventing himself at 45 to build two iconic b...

Rory breaks down why AI in the hands of procurement and finance teams will be catastrophic, how the shareholder value movement since the 1980s has created a managerial Ponzi scheme that misaligns leadership with everyone else in the company, and why the purpose of a business should never be profit maximization but the discovery of new sources of value. He explains why Octopus Energy is now bigger...

In this episode, we sit down with Amelia, a personal branding strategist who's built a thriving business helping founders scale from £250k to £50 million by turning their personal brands into revenue generating machines, not vanity metrics. If you're a founder struggling to win inbound leads, wondering whether personal branding is worth the time, or trying to figure out how to stand out in a world...

In this episode, we take you inside a live cold calling session where nothing goes according to plan, proving that even the best salespeople have to deal with technical disasters, brutal rejections, and prospects who just want to eat their dinner in peace. Hear more from the Hosts: Jack https://www.linkedin.com/in/jack-frimston-5010177b/?originalSubdomain=uk Zac https://www.linkedin.com/in/zac-tho...

In this episode, we sit down with Matt Hancock, former UK Health Secretary, tech entrepreneur, and now a leading voice in health technology innovation, who breaks down the art of decision making under pressure and why most people are afraid to make the call when it matters most. Matt explains why taking decisions quickly is a strength until it becomes a weakness, how to know when you have enough i...

In this episode, we break down 20 minutes of the most brutally honest sales advice you'll ever hear from Rory Sutherland, Daniel Priestley, and Benjamin Dennehey, three of the sharpest minds in business, marketing, and sales. We dive into Daniel's 3000 DM strategy, the exact approach he used to launch Score App without a massive audience, and why cold outreach still beats posting on social media w...

In this episode, we sit down with Holly Matthews, self development coach, founder of the Happy Me project, best selling author, and former TV actress who went from being a child star on Byker Grove to navigating grief, rejection, and reinvention in the most public way possible. Holly breaks down why most people are terrified of success, not failure, how childhood experiences shape our adult confid...

Join Prospeos upcoming webinar https://shorturl.at/cROZT In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Tara, a certified sexologist, 10 year professor, and the voice behind millions of followers who trust her to talk about the things most people are too afraid to say out loud. Dr. Tara breaks down why sexual confidence isn't just about what happens in the bedroom, but how it shows up in dating, relationsh...

In this episode, Jack and Zac dive into the chaotic world of job interviews by reacting to the most cringeworthy moments from The Apprentice, breaking down exactly what not to do when your career is on the line. We also cover the psychology behind buttering up interviewers, why referring to yourself in the third person is a red flag, and how to recover when you're asked to prove something you clea...

In this episode, we sit down with Levi Levenfiche, co-founder of Perfect Ted, the UK's fastest growing matcha brand, who went from funding the business with his own paychecks to negotiating million pound deals with Steven Bartlett. Levi breaks down the reality of building a food and beverage business from a kitchen table, why 99% of startups fail and the odds are even worse in F&B, and how Perfect...

In this episode, we dive deep into what it really takes to close a deal with one of the biggest investors in the UK, from the moment the cameras stop rolling to the final signature. Our guest walks us through the entire journey of negotiating with Steven Bartlett after appearing on Dragons Den, revealing why it took nearly a year to sign the deal that aired in a matter of minutes. We discuss the r...

In this episode, we sit down with Justin Moore, a creator who's made over $5 million in brand sponsorships across 600+ deals and now helps thousands of creators monetise their influence. Justin breaks down why most creators approach sponsorships completely wrong, how to get brand deals with zero subscribers, and the exact framework he uses to negotiate partnerships worth tens of thousands of dolla...

In this episode, we sit down with Sasha Lord, the founder of Warehouse Project and Parklife Festival, who went from running illegal raves to building the biggest metropolitan festival in the UK and becoming Greater Manchester's first Night Time Economy Advisor. Sasha breaks down what it really takes to survive in the hospitality industry, from handling petrol bombs and gang intimidation in the ear...

In this episode, Jack and Zac break down the one sales technique that separates average reps from top performers: the art of getting real examples from prospects. They explain why most salespeople fail to qualify properly, how to move beyond surface level answers, and the exact questions to ask when a prospect gives you something vague. We discuss the power of heuristics, why stories cement proble...

In this episode, we sit down with Izzy, the corporate agony aunt who's on a mission to revolutionize career advice for people who don't have access to the networks, role models, or dinner table conversations that make navigating the professional world easier. Izzy breaks down how to survive and thrive in corporate culture, from understanding the traffic light system of who you can trust at work to...

In this episode, we dive into 20 minutes of pure Rory Sutherland, the advertising legend and behavioral science wizard who makes you see the world completely differently. Rory breaks down why attention spans aren't actually shrinking, they're polarizing. He explains the difference between trends and vectors, why countertrends emerge organically to meet unspoken consumer needs, and how the most val...

In this episode, we sit down with Sammie Ellard-King, a personal finance educator who went from 24,000 pounds in debt to building one of the most trusted voices in UK money education. Sammie breaks down why most people don't understand their relationship with money, how he went from reckless spending to financial awareness, and the exact systems anyone can use to take control of their finances in...

In this episode, Jack and Zac do what they do best: make live cold calls in front of an audience and show you exactly how it's done. For 37 minutes, you'll hear real conversations with real prospects. Some go brilliantly. Some don't. But every single one is packed with lessons on how to open a call, handle objections, ask the right questions, and book meetings without sounding like every other sal...

In this episode, we break down Jordan Belfort's latest venture: a new AI sales tool that claims to replace entire BDR teams. We dissect the marketing campaign, the bold claims, and what this actually means for salespeople. We discuss why automation tools that just send thousands of emails miss the point entirely, how buyers can spot AI outreach from a mile away, and why the human element in sales...

In this episode, we sit down with Chris Hirst, a leader who's spent his career walking into broken businesses and fixing them. Chris breaks down what it really takes to lead through change, build high performing teams, and create cultures that actually work. We discuss why most hiring processes are broken, how to negotiate promotions and pay rises, and why networking isn't what most people think i...

In this episode, we sit down with Keenan and Will Aiken, the duo behind Gap Prospecting, to break down why most outbound sales efforts fail and what actually works when trying to get a buyer's attention. We discuss why prospects ignore us, how sellers have conditioned buyers to block them out, and the psychology behind breaking through the noise. Keenan and Will explain the Problem Identification...

In this episode, we sit down with Henry Hayes, the marketer who turned comedy into a business strategy and now drives 40% of his company's qualified leads through content alone. Henry breaks down how he went from a dark place two years ago to becoming one of the most distinctive voices in B2B marketing. We discuss why most marketers take themselves too seriously, how he applies consumer marketing...

In this episode, we sit down with Sam Stoffel, an entrepreneur who went from benefits to millionaire in under a year, and later sold his business for ten million. Sam shares the raw reality of building subscription businesses, the obsession that drove him to work hundred hour weeks, and the mindset shifts that separated him from everyone else. We discuss why specialists win over generalists, the d...

In this episode, we sit down with Oscar Owen, a YouTube strategist who's cracked the code on what actually makes videos grow. Oscar breaks down the three golden elements of YouTube success: ideation, titles, and thumbnails. We discuss why most creators waste time on production quality when they should be focused on packaging, how to use outliers to validate your ideas before you film, and the psyc...