Jade makes all things sales and selling fun and helps freedom-focused entrepreneurs to make more sales in ways that they and their audience will love.

We go deep on mermaids, show-business (including a NSFW story about why she's not in THAT business any more) and whether Richard Branson is any good at the dinner table.

Find out more about Jade at freedomzest.com and connect with her on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook.

Emmy award winning Liz Scully is a strategist that believes business should be ridiculously fun as well as highly effective. In this episode with Matthew Kimberley she jumps from Ireland to Pakistan to LA to India and shares her insights into what makes a brilliant mastermind group: her area of unparalleled expertise.

She runs Mastermind groups for herself and other well known coaches. She trains coaches to run effective Masterminds. Bringing skills from film, she helps brilliant minds achieve more together than they would alone.

She's Irish, nomadic and as confused as everyone else why she has an English accent.

Find out more at rethinkcentral.com/master and connect with Liz on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter.

Susan Robertson is a keynote speaker and innovation expert who helps some of the world's largest companies think in different ways and solve problems that have never been solved before. In this episode, she gives Matthew a masterclass in creative thinking and problem solving and tackles the perennial problem of cookie design.

Connect with Susan at https://susanrobertson.co.

Celinne Da Costa is a writer, speaker, story strategist, and mindset coach teaching entrepreneurs to become confident leaders with powerful stories, influential brands, international media coverage, and thousands of raving followers.

Celinne graduated from the University of Pennsylvania and is a certified Master Neuro-Linguistic Programming practitioner and emotional intelligence coach. Since leaving corporate America to design life on her own terms, Celinne has visited 60+ countries and now travels full-time while running her business.

Celinne’s work has been featured in major international publications, including Forbes, Entrepreneur, Business Insider, and TEDx, and she has a loyal community of 70,000+ dreamers following her adventures around the world. Follow her epic story on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter @CelinneDaCosta.

Jill Stanton is the co-founder of Screw The Nine To Five where she helps people quit their jobs, start their business online and get them past the $100,000/year mark.

Coined by Forbes as "a destination for up-and-coming online entrepreneurs," Screw The Nine To Five has inspired tens of thousands of new entrepreneurs to quit their jobs, build thriving businesses, and live lives of meaning and purpose.

When she's not CEO'ing she can be found traveling the world with her husband Josh and their little guy, Kai.

Connect with Jill at Screw The Nine To Five or on Instagram and Facebook.

Chandler Bolt is the founder and CEO Self-Publishing School, SelfPublishing.com, and the author of 6 bestselling books including his most recent book titled "Published." Plus, he's not even 28 years old yet. In this in-depth interview, Matthew Kimberley dissects how he does what he does, how he runs his day and how he grew his company from 0 to $16mm in about five years. You'll learn his philosophies and his daily habits and find out why he flew to New York to buy a domain name.

Connect with Chandler at SelfPublishing.com or over on Facebook and  Instagram.

Christina Nicholson is a TV host who helps business owners grow by reaching their ideal customers or clients through the power of traditional and new media without spending big bucks on advertising. In this interview she gives Matthew the lowdown on how to promote yourself in 2020 and beyond ... what to do on which platform and how to get your name out there without selling out.

Connect with Christina over at MediaMavenandMore.com

Author of the Elite Consulting Mind, Michael Zipursky riffs with Matthew on the difference between well-paid consultants and those who struggle, and how to avoid the content marketing hamster wheel.

Michael Zipursky is the founder of Consulting Success and the author of three books that show consultants how to enjoy a profitable and useful career. In this episode, he talks with Matthew Kimberley about what a consultant really is, the difference between a well-paid consultant and a consultant who struggles, and how to get clients for your consultancy business.

Find out more about Michael and his business at his website, Consulting Success.

Tobi Fairley is a designer and a coach who help business owners design their ideal business. In this conversation with Matthew Kimberley they delve into clutter, creativity, lighting and space. Learn how to set yourself up for home-working sanity and give yourself the gift of an environment that nurtures you.

Connect with Tobi on her website, or over on Facebook and Instagram.

Tim Sykes became a self-made millionaire by the age of 21, trading penny stocks. He lived hard and fast and taught others how to do the same. In this episode of How To Get A Grip, he tells how his journey led him - via at least a couple of Lamborghinis - to a deeper sense of purpose. You can find out more about Tim over on his website, and be sure to check out his charitable work at Karmagawa and Save The Reef.

n this episode, David Burkus, author, consultant and keynote speaker, jams with Matthew on what goes on behind the scenes in publishing, what goes into making an audiobook, how to turn big ideas into consumable media and the surprising link between Lemony Snicket and a popular self-help book you might have heard of. David's award-winning books have been translated into more than a dozen languages, and his TED Talk has been viewed over 2 million times. By making cutting-edge organizational research accessible and applicable, Burkus pushes audiences to reconsider how they work both individually and in teams and unlocks the methods top performers use to thrive at work and in life. Go and buy Pick a Fight, David's latest book, and then go and check out his website. Say I sent you.