Welcome back diary gang!! One favour to ask this week, let us know 2 things you liked most from this weeks episode!I'll be in the comments below, let's chat! 💬 ❤ - Steven xxx
This episode was honestly hands down one of the best ones yet! I think for me firstly, what I enjoyed was the interactions you had with people. For someone to openly talk about there problems they have faced and for you to give them that inspiration and care face to face but also within your videos is just amazing too me. Secondly, id say I like how you went from being a bit nervous and stressed prior to your talk to smashing it. Your just so honest and I loved that part because it reminds me and many others that life isn’t straightforward and there will be obstacles and its normal to be nervous. What captivates me most is charisma and cheer dedication. But great video man I can’t wait for the next one! I need to come too one of your talk’s one day!
If I've to just mention 2, then your PASSION for your work comes across strongly in this episode, and the transparency of that moment of anxiety and self compassion.
I hope you had a blast in New Zealand, we appreciate you Steven and it was lovely to meet you and hear you speak live ❤️ big mihi to the whole team!!! I love seeing that you struggled with your first live event and how you got annoyed at yourself for repeating. It helps to see others 'stumble' sometimes at their greatness. I also loved seeing how thrilled you were that we purchase merchandise... always stay humble n never take that for granted ✨️ 💯
1. Your kindness of giving the guy the opportunity to shadow you. 2. Remembering the girl you worked with at the call centre. P.S. Loved the example of Lomachenko at the Liverpool show. For all your pre-stage 🦋🦋 you were a natural on stage and You've built the best team with DOAC 👌
I was wondering the same thing, but I found a new post under their Community tab here. They said they are changing their format from a weekly highlight-reel format to a deeper-dive format about specific topics/experiences. That will also make the videos less regular.
Wow, I’m pretty speechless! Thank you so much for the feature in this weeks episode. I feel completely honoured that I can be a small part of the BTS journey - thanks Will for making that a reality! Fun fact, the van was hired on the day and the final video sent through and uploaded to RUclips by my friends while I was sat in theatre watching Steven. Lesson? Even the craziest of leaps can be pulled off on a whim and with the right people around you👀😂
I need to watch all of it but thank you for keeping my story about my cardiac arrest in here. I have raised loads of funds for BHF and even more awareness, especially with this sort of thing. Thanks again to the Team for keeping this in and I can’t wait to meet you again one day soon. I know it will happen again. 🧬 🧬
The Two inspiring things this episode are: 1. Your commitment towards improvement. 2. You are recognizing the efforts of two young people (The young lady who shot her shoot and 18-year-old kid) It really made me emotional. Keep on inspiring us. Steph !! Abel G - A fan from Ethiopia.
Thank you Steve you are really a life coach to me ,all the books ,podcasts ,vlogs mean everything to me am on a very lonely journey as a 21year old trying to figure out the path to the peak of the mountain ,but with everything you have said and written i have a guideline
Absolutely loving the videos of late Steven! I love to procrastinate, so I find myself endlessly watching videos on RUclips throughout the day, and it’s so so nice to watch a video that adds value, and I know you go on about building a media company that must add “value”, so if you ever needed validation outside of the numbers, this is that. You are incredible, you are making everyone’s lives better, and what’s incredible about your impact is that it is forever unquantifiable.
The folly, the editing, the way these episodes are done. It’s absolutely spectacular to see. Thank you so much DCEO team. Brings tears to my eyes watching your growth.
Found this episode quite emotional. Definitely recognised myself in you at the beginning. Doubting everything, panicking/frustrated due to too much work and lack of sleep. Make sure you remedy this instead of duplicating it. Then going onstage with an assurance as if all is OK from everyone who sees you. Seeing the people whose lives you have impacted 9 at the meet "n" greets and wanting to do more. Painting the back of the fence, so important. Getting those few mins of excercise whenever you can which I saw is so important too. Make sure you fake care of you and yours
"What more can we do for that kid" (I wrote this before you said something similar.) The best thing you /team doac can do is continue to be light in the distance, a torch holder. Showing others that being curious, determined, gritty, respectful and most of all thoughtful with their words and actions can light a path through the dark and troubled world. We need healthy masculine role models. Great episode. Peace Mike. Tasmania
Great VLOG, even better show, totally amazing to be there and meet you. And then to have the picture of me and Sara with you shown ❤ best bit was the shock on your face when Sara said you were her birthday present. The close second was the look on her face at meeting you, priceless and so deserved
2 things I enjoyed from this episode: - Coaching the team from your new investment Luxe Collective. That CEO asks great questions! I often wonder these questions in my daily working life! Would love to see real people asking you real questions - particularly balancing perfection and progress. - seeing your progression and development through your tour shows. I saw you in Melbourne and thought it was fantastic. If I could wish for one thing it would be less presenting a show and more honest moments of you being yourself as that’s what we are here for. Tell the crowd how you’re feeling, the thoughts you’re going through, be as open and honest and raw in the shows as you are in these vids. Side note that whoever told you that you’re too critical of yourself and to trust them is someone to keep around you forever, the firmness but empathy and trust they delivered with is unique.
Today was about vulnerability in the first 15 minutes First time to see Steven in that situation. I am in late 20s and I saw myself here 👉🏽 22:56 But today allow me to say that my biggest inspiration came from Mairi Livsey and David!
“It’s their attitude to work and learning that’s more important than a certain timeline”… this really hit home as a music teacher, I totally agree that it’s not how long my students take to learn a new skill or piece of music, but their attitude towards learning and persevering while learning! This vlog had SO many gems of wisdom! It was also a very humble and honest behind the scenes look at how you struggle with keeping up with your standards and how you deal with the challenges of not always hitting them. ❤❤
Jimmy Carr was right, DOAC and this Vlog are less about Business and More about the Human Heart. The business of People and how best to harnass that power. The idea of giving gifts to your future self is so incredibly powerful and Steven's time allocation to himself will be his Greatest gift. Mentoring and Up skilling. I really do feel lucky to witness this journey of all the characters in the DOAC Universe 🎉❤
Wow! You were at the Notre Dam! 1.Your warmth towards your fans at book signing is quite amazing. 2.Giving that young teen an opportunity of a lifetime jyst spontaneously by remembering your own experience was just incredible as you gave him not only hope but faith in humanity.
The honesty, the frustration, the growth, the pressure, the learning and most of all the inspiration. It's all here in one single vlog. Love this teams work so much!
This was such a great episode. I came to your show in Adelaide, it was soo enlightening. Seeing the behind the scenes, and how even you can feel overwhelmed at times was refreshing. These shows may start to feel more routine for you over time, but you really are changing lives and inspiring so many people. Thank you!!
Have to say as a casual viewer this was really confusing to watch. Gave up by 16 mins in after having video on in background without hearing any insights. Please keep videos more focused or don’t make them seem like a purely educational video in the title.
I loved that episode, especially with that lovely boy you got to follow you for the day. When you said you need to do more, it makes me wonder about a Steven Bartlett Academy of some kind. I work in Early years, I'm passionate about the fact that the children we are raising now will need to think outside of the box and be the problem solvers of the future! Love how inspirational you are, Steven! Ruth Mottram
Loved the behind the scenes of your tour! My two favourite moments were: painting the back of the fence, the insight into Steve job's decision and why you believe so profoundly in it and listening to you describe your interaction with David and why you wanted him to follow you around. Thank you so much for this diary, it's the best way to start the week! ❤
They could NEVER make me hate you 😭😭😭😭 thank you for being so vulnerable with us, I learn so much from you. I root for you like you’re my brother, every time they introduce you on stage I get excited like I’m actually there, it is a true privilege to watch behind the scenes of your life. We love to see the failures, it really humanizes you, makes us love you even more. Great job as always Will! See you next week xx Lara
I love the behind-the-scenes. I really felt it when you stated that you messed up. I gave a few talks and should have said this or that, or I completely forgot something important. Saying "No" to some things. I have to remind myself that "No" is a whole sentence. You are an inspiration and I am 62 years old and I still have a lot to learn. You're amazing. I share your podcasts with my son whether he wants me to or not. :)
Two things I liked most about this episode: 1. Feeling like I was actually there at one of your talks when in reality I was unable to travel to them :( 2. The skill stacking analogy. As a boxing fan, I never knew that about Lomachenko, but now hearing that it all makes so much sense And actually there’s one more. Taking that kid under your wing and giving him that shadowing opportunity has provided him with memories that he will never forget for the rest of his life. I’m trying to launch some kind of opportunity where I want to give a local, young person a small amount of cash for us to start a business together and to mentor them in some way, shape or form. Your selfless attitude is remarkable to witness and spurs me on constantly 🙏🏻
Another great episode 😂. U know me, I'm a regular here. 😂. I want to start my comments with the great bits: The team is becoming really good at storytelling, building characters of people you are meeting, showing the spectrum of your personality as Steven, all these achieved by the brilliant sequencing of the edits. And the seamless transitions into new parts. It's really beautiful to watch. Improvements, sometimes when you put the words on the screen, it's so fast I don't have enough time to read it. Like in the above video I literally just got 3 fundamentals. Again, I beg you introduce more stories of your teammates, like a day with them could be nice and might also take off the pressure of you to always have something to teach. Getting to know people is valuable enough I believe. (It is behind the Dairy, and not behind Steve's Dairy right? 😂) Otherwise, u know I love this show 😂😂
10,000 minutes since my last comment, welcome to the 10k club! 2 things i liked the most about this episode, firstly the focus. An episode dedicated to being behind the scenes at the live shows, which makes it super easy to follow. Now, to be a dichotomy I also absolutely love your regular marvel-esque story telling when you have episodes that cram in multiple subjects, Steven taught me this word so you cannot be mad at it. Secondly the honesty and not just showing the good bits, its refreshing to see how you are growing the show, giving feedback on what is not working and just the show of emotion and how you deal with your own mental anguish, its nice in a way to see what happens to people at the top, its not nice its happening to you but its nice that you are normal, like us :) Amazing vlog as always, I am obsessed with watching these every week and the tidbits of information about the casino of life and transferable skills just make me want to come and see your next show in person ... or maybe on Netflix if you release it there, maybe, or Flight Studio stream so you can reach a wider audience, maybe. Nudge! Thanks and see you back at the 10k club next week.
Steven... you are beautiful inside out, your ethics, honesty, love for progression, spreading wisdom, an inspiration for many David will never forget that, nor will I as a viewer. Painting the back of the fence! Yes! So much to say on that, I hope you talk more in London. These vlogs r Stellar content. I hope your team read this to u ❤
Steven, I haven’t finished the vlog yet so I’m unsure on whether you address worrying about a few points at your Westminster Hall show. But man, I was at that show and honestly it’s stuck with me ever since, to see you worrying about a few points missed or said wrong is upsetting to see since me and others around me thought you absolutely crushed it. I’m 19, just left my corporate job in finance and I am starting my own service based business in marketing and media, and there are so many points in that show that really helped me. I took 1 video, and it has you discussing the loneliness of going on your own journey, no mans land in your words. I watch that video every day, as it is a hard thing to push through. My point is, thank you, and don’t be harsh on yourself. You crushed it, and you made a huge impact to my life in that 2 hour talk, and I’m sure you did every other person in that room.
Thanks for coming to New Zealand team! The show was fabulous. What I am loving about 'Behind the Diary', is: 1- you are showing people the journey to achieve some of their own greatness, whilst being totally transparent about how you overcome your own (totally normal) hang ups, and 2- you have a genuine empathy for people and a desire to help them through what you have learned. That resonates greatly with me, and I get to identify and straighten out my own weaknesses at the same time. These bit of information were long held by the older generation, behind a secret mask of ego and money protection, rather than shared.
Steve I don't think you should take less of anything, I think you have everything it takes to make these things work and you know better than anyone that failure is a process and your best doesn't mean you have to feel like you gave your best it means you showed up, you put in the effort and did all you could and we out here appreciate it a lot... getting to see you go through these inspires us to do and be more. Your capacity is growing and I always knew that teleprompter was a bad idea. 😂😂 Steve, thanks. This is beautiful.
I was literally painting the back of a display fence that is for my stall when you mentioned it! No one will see it except me 😄, thanks for another great vlog x
Steven and team, for some reason, I've watched this episode three times. There is just so much valuable information in this one, and every time I watch it, new thoughts pop up, and new neurons in my brain start wiring in new pathways. Keep crushing it, guys! Until next week's episode!🤘🏻
Following from my previous comment. Wow Steven. Honestly it is so humbling to hear how hard you are on yourself for the parts you got wrong. But I also now can see from a different POV that there’s there are lessons everywhere in life. Mate, you had thousands of people listening to your every word and yes you made some hiccups, but that was never going to affect the presence and the power you bought to that show. Thanks for showing up. Thanks for smashing it. Remember how far you’ve come and just amend these things but don’t beat yourself up. Wasting energy on something that can be used elsewhere in life. Mad respect. ❤
Steven I thought it was an interesting comment of yours when you said you take on too many things which makes it more difficult for you to give your all. I have always thought maybe you should take on a little less .You need to take a breathe.All the best 🤗
Steven you able to show to other people that you are humble human being. We all make this choice to sometimes over deliver and struggle with completion of our goal. Being humble is your greatest asset and that is the reason why people show up to see you. I have seen you in Manchester with my daughter and you were exceptional and honest. You really live by your mission and I hear this in your podcast, your books and seen it in Manchester. Thanks for your work and empowering all people who are here to learn from the best 👏
Hey Steve just wanna say. I absolutely learn a lot from your content, subscribed everywhere. I’m in business my wife’s in business my 11 year old is running her first one… aspiring to be a dragon, but I have to be so selective of what I show her of yours because you aware so much… it’s hard to home in on the brilliance with out switching off.
Firstly, I love the story you was trying to tell and the execution, from the feeling of being overwhelmed and everyone looking up to you, but your cup being empty. To you overcoming a bad day, being better prepared and moving on. Secondly, for a while now I have really appreciated the musical elements you have incorporated to adapt the mood and make it more engaging for me. Thank you
Really enjoyed the dance! You have a lot of potential Steve 💃🏻 It was an amazing day in London, the whole team is a great representation of who Steven is, all super friendly, humble and enthusiastic about what they do, thank you for everything you do 🙏
As a fellow multipassionate I appreciated the Skill Stacking most. I’ve had a few careers and businesses including a non profit working in prisons, and publishing a book. And now at nearly 60 I’m reinventing myself as a digital entrepreneur. I realise that all the different skill sets I’ve learned along the way give me an edge and an angle. Thank you for that. The second point metal health. Ive learned through my own burnouts that I’m in charge of when I want to get off the bus! It’s tempting to want to do more, help more, be more. And this was a reminder that you help no one by making yourself ill. Appreciate you and your team ❤
Loved the editing of the Vlog, the music, the pictures/colours this all fit perfectly to the storyline ! What resonated the most with me was the way you described your feeling at the beginning of your career and how you saw that all in the young guy. I am currently not sure how of if to get started with my business as well, although I am 45 😉. You’re such an inspiration to think about the next steps - keep on sharing your stories they mean so much to a lot of people.
I don't quite know why I am so emotional as I watch this! It's like I feel all the emotions you, Steven, are experiencing - excitement, frustration at your mess ups, the desire to do a phenomenal job and be 100% for the people that showed up. The kicker was touching David's life in the way you did that is indelible and peehaps forever changed the trajectory of his life!🥹 Keep doing what you do! You're touching and helping so many people with WHO YOU ARE and what you do! God Bless You, Steven! ❤ ~Joan
I only had time to watch a few minutes of this, but what I saw was valuable. No matter how successful someone is, not matter how far out of reach you think they are, no matter how far apart you think their position is compared to yours... they're still human. In the few minutes I learnt that, Steven fumbles his words at live events in front of hundreds of people, but he hated himself for it and like any creative wanted perfection. Steven hates, waiting between set times - he appeared anxious, didn't want to keep his audience waiting and wanted to keep the momentum moving forward. Hats off to Steven and the crew for showing, his vulnerability and proving he's human like the rest of us.
I loved that we saw the drive you have when you meet and directly speak to the people your work impacts. It’s admirable, and your commitment to helping them is something else. Not many people in the industry have that genuine selflessness. You and the team are such an inspiration and it made me emotional to see how much you all care about the people coming to watch the tour 👏
Steven and team - thank you for your vulnerability of sharing when things go off the rails in your day-to-day... it's only natural wanting to give value to people of the world - and it's exhausting to be "on" all the time. Sending you love and light for being you. Thanks for showing up with purposeful information to share and inspiring those to find their way through stories. We all have them.
I felt so emotional and touched by the moment you shared with taking David (aka young Steven) under your wing literally and selflessly gift him your energy and presence. IMAGINE how THAT one moment could change the trajectory of the world just like Hiroshima… and next I have enjoyed watching the mental unfolding of the show from the early shows to how you must have felt on stage in Melbourne AUS and the comfort and confidence and growth still happening as the tour unfolded 🥰 I’m such a fan.. I wear my DOAC hoodie EVERYWHERE!
I liked how it showed the back stage nervousness. People often don't know how people on stage feel, trying to make a good show. And I also like how Steven let that young person shaddow him, really nice thing to do. Great epp as always!
I love the transparency humbleness and integrity I met you at one of your meet and greets at the black business week in london last year and just those few minutes can change the trajectory of someone’s life thank you for doing this people are grateful for your energy you bring to the world with your presence and gift of giving but to allow the balance of pouring back into yourself by saying no is being kind to you and others nice is leading to burnout been there - slow down is speeding up to peak performance but as long as we learn the lesson from it we have to take that from it ❤🤗 focus on this not on how you could have been better we here on the marathon of life - we are blessed with so much gifts but our human body is not set to a high frequency to cope with the overload - retreat to decompress 💫 to shine bright again 🙏
1. Skill Stacking - not just skill stacking but Rare Skill stacking (People stack skills all the time, but not "rare" skills. I think one of the reasons people do not do rare-skill stacking is because they live and think in their chosen niche, the one in which they made their successful life - and that is where their vision of their "future self" ended.) 2. Limited Time - I think the concept of "limited time" is a critical factor in why so many people suffer from stress related illnesses, like anxiety. As long as we understand the passing of time as though time is a thing that we can manage or lose track of and never get it back, then we will suffer. How do you think the world might change if we thought of time as "expansive" rather than "limited?" Innovation is looking at things in a different way. What if those chips you spoke of were not 1-hour increments of the day, rather each represented a thought-provoking question or an innovative way of seeing things? I believe life becomes "expansive," unlimited, and stress is no more (perhaps because we no longer have time for it ;)
1.Steve seeing the venues before you go out to speak gives me a thankful outlook to be able to see what I can possibly expect for myself in being able to see rooms to play music in. 2. I like how you collaborate with your team.
Hey Steven. The only thing that has stuck with me from this video if you mentioned to a lady at your shown about yourself and partner trying for a baby and doing g fertility test. Trust me from experience, fertility tests, planning and obsessing will be the last way in which you have a successfully pregnancy. Me and my ex-wife struggled for 8 years after starting on this path that led to IVR 3 times and nearly adopting. We eventually fell pregnant after forgetting it all, getting healthy and getting on with life and when she fell naturally we continued not to obsess and it all worked out. Hopefully some advise I can offer a master such as yourself. X
Hi Steven. I have missed behind the Diary. These episodes are very inspiring, and im learning a lot from them as well. I can't wait for the next episode.
Mentorship style w that young kid…. (I’m not crying, you’re crying). Bloody hell… THATs the value add. Having an eye on the macro and the micro is a difficult skill. You’re an exceptional person Steven. (Nothing to do w wealth, business or being a CEO 👍).
6:57 seconds you were writing about how you felt but it was on the screen for seconds. I rewound paused, only to find the page was cropped? Grrr 😡 Question : how often do you have your blood pressure and bloods checked? Stress is a killer , and despite being a young thing, the load you have could put you at risk ….considering how in demand you are , please do get checked out regularly …just to protect yourself 😊 Ooh Sand timer 😳 yes a reminder BUT is it also a cause of pressure /stress? I don’t have any ticking clocks in my house because I find it’s an irritant and stresses me out ! Another random question …when you are travelling , when you are gyming , you always have those headphones……….are you listening to something ? Music? Or is it just noise cancelling? 16 ish mins in, that teleprompter ; surely bullet points are better? Makes it more real? Or would you veer off and not get thru what you need to ge thru? Favourite bits ….hmmm…..1) pulling that lad to shadow you thru the day ….hope that led to something ….hope you paid his fare back home 🤞 2) The tips ; reminding me to make the most of every day 👍👍👍 3) I really liked the background music as you were travelling around. Oh, I noticed you keep having problems with connections when you are travelling and are on phone calls ! You need someone to fix that 👏👏👏🤣🤣🤣 It was a good episode 👍👍👍
Hi Steven...I believe in the power, beauty and value of working and living in a diverse, inclusive and multicultural society. I can only assume that being biracial and being a minority in London, you have one or two interesting stories to tell about your childhood. I could be mistaken so I stand to be corrected but all of the RUclips videos and content I've seen about DOAC, i haven't seen one person of colour who's part of the DOAC team and from what I can see, there are quite a few people working for DOAC. I have really tried to find one, just one person of colour that works for DOAC/Behind the Diary, sadly I haven't been able to find any. Iam really surprised and confused how this is even possible in 2024, especially seeing that DOAC is London based...or am I missing something? is this podcast shot in Iceland, Greenland or Alaska?...can someone please clarify and shed some light on why there is a clear and obvious lack of diversity with DOAC staff/employees? Steven is a role model for so many people all over the world, people of all shades and colours and to be honest, it's really disappointing and concerning that the DOAC team isn't more diverse and representative of the world we live in or am expecting and hoping for a little too much in 2024?
It's 2024 Steven, break your RUclips Videos into chapters (videos sections that are skipable) so that viewers can quickly skip into the chapter they like. Stop posting one long 30 something minute long video.
Hey Steven, long time DOAC listener, was there a reason behind having your live talks with no cameras on you? I DM’ed you after the show in Australia. Thanks for traveling all this way.
Stephen, massive respect for you. I do however wonder why you always use the Lords name in vain, lately much more often. Why not use Buddah or Allah, yet it is always Jesus. Something to think about as your audience is very broad and as such a diverse range of guests. Just consider refraining❤
Brilliant your attitude towards learning and supporting that is everything Most let their past dictate their future instead of recognising it’s an inspiration and opportunity to grow Im a single mom i didn’t make excuses to let that define me Frankly it was my greatest gift as i was told i could never ever ever be a parent I got engaged 9 times but felt i would disappoint my partners as they would be denied being a parent if they hooked up with me Decades later my daughter is studying law and I’m an Academic not a PHD at our incredible entrepreneurial university in Australia also targeted to fail We didn’t I didn’t So wish we could catch up when you’re in Brisbane but at 59 lol wish you were speaking at noon and not at my bedtime and disturbing my dogs walking habits In my dreams I’d love ❤️ to see you at our University the day after We’ve had Branson and Google Love ❤️ to have you
Listening to this whilst I work. When she asked him to dance with her 😳. Completely interrupted me 😂. No no no. What a strange thing to ask someone who is in a very public relationship 🤨 so inappropriate...
It may just be me but I thought the title of this video was 16 things that was going to help entrepreneurs just seems l like this some conversations with some admirers it's not a lot of business advice for the length of this video
How else can we support you if we have subscribed already? I feel obligated to do more because i get so much value from your videos and wonder how else i can return the favor.
Healthy selfishness is most advisable in life , narcissism on the other hand is a disease and people characterized by narcissistic disposition should get treatment . By helping those in need , we help ourselves .
this is such a well thought out and put together video! super creatively edited, loved it! I have recently found the behind the scene channel i am loving it!
Guys love these episodes but can we work on the audio, I appreciate a lot of the time you guys are in rooms that have an echo but won’t a personal microphone help?
Welcome back diary gang!! One favour to ask this week, let us know 2 things you liked most from this weeks episode!I'll be in the comments below, let's chat! 💬 ❤
- Steven xxx
1. Getting to see Steven when he isn’t necessarily at his most confident
2. The topic of the video
This episode was honestly hands down one of the best ones yet! I think for me firstly, what I enjoyed was the interactions you had with people. For someone to openly talk about there problems they have faced and for you to give them that inspiration and care face to face but also within your videos is just amazing too me. Secondly, id say I like how you went from being a bit nervous and stressed prior to your talk to smashing it. Your just so honest and I loved that part because it reminds me and many others that life isn’t straightforward and there will be obstacles and its normal to be nervous. What captivates me most is charisma and cheer dedication. But great video man I can’t wait for the next one! I need to come too one of your talk’s one day!
If I've to just mention 2, then your PASSION for your work comes across strongly in this episode, and the transparency of that moment of anxiety and self compassion.
I hope you had a blast in New Zealand, we appreciate you Steven and it was lovely to meet you and hear you speak live ❤️ big mihi to the whole team!!!
I love seeing that you struggled with your first live event and how you got annoyed at yourself for repeating. It helps to see others 'stumble' sometimes at their greatness.
I also loved seeing how thrilled you were that we purchase merchandise... always stay humble n never take that for granted ✨️ 💯
1. Your kindness of giving the guy the opportunity to shadow you.
2. Remembering the girl you worked with at the call centre.
P.S. Loved the example of Lomachenko at the Liverpool show.
For all your pre-stage 🦋🦋 you were a natural on stage and You've built the best team with DOAC 👌
it’s been more than 4 weeks, whats happened?!?
i thought you guys “promised”
I was wondering the same thing, but I found a new post under their Community tab here. They said they are changing their format from a weekly highlight-reel format to a deeper-dive format about specific topics/experiences. That will also make the videos less regular.
Wow, I’m pretty speechless! Thank you so much for the feature in this weeks episode. I feel completely honoured that I can be a small part of the BTS journey - thanks Will for making that a reality!
Fun fact, the van was hired on the day and the final video sent through and uploaded to RUclips by my friends while I was sat in theatre watching Steven. Lesson? Even the craziest of leaps can be pulled off on a whim and with the right people around you👀😂
Rate that highly, well executed.
Amazing Mairi 😻👏👏👏
FACT : you were noticed - and if you were NOT noticed you would still have had personal reward.
Yay.. you did it! 👏
love!!
Anyone else patiently waiting for this week's vlog to be realised.?? It's part of my Sunday evening routine 😂😂
I’m waiting for the title to match the content. 7 mins in they finally get to it.
@@ParasTube I found it helpful, it gave me important context.
Unfortunately only occasional videos now. Loses some credibility really.
I need to watch all of it but thank you for keeping my story about my cardiac arrest in here. I have raised loads of funds for BHF and even more awareness, especially with this sort of thing.
Thanks again to the Team for keeping this in and I can’t wait to meet you again one day soon. I know it will happen again.
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The Two inspiring things this episode are:
1. Your commitment towards improvement.
2. You are recognizing the efforts of two young people (The young lady who shot her shoot and 18-year-old kid) It really made me emotional.
Keep on inspiring us. Steph !!
Abel G - A fan from Ethiopia.
Thank you for sharing! 🙏
Thank you Steve you are really a life coach to me ,all the books ,podcasts ,vlogs mean everything to me am on a very lonely journey as a 21year old trying to figure out the path to the peak of the mountain ,but with everything you have said and written i have a guideline
Absolutely loving the videos of late Steven! I love to procrastinate, so I find myself endlessly watching videos on RUclips throughout the day, and it’s so so nice to watch a video that adds value, and I know you go on about building a media company that must add “value”, so if you ever needed validation outside of the numbers, this is that. You are incredible, you are making everyone’s lives better, and what’s incredible about your impact is that it is forever unquantifiable.
What happened to posting every sunday?
The folly, the editing, the way these episodes are done. It’s absolutely spectacular to see. Thank you so much DCEO team. Brings tears to my eyes watching your growth.
You're welcome! 🙏
Found this episode quite emotional. Definitely recognised myself in you at the beginning. Doubting everything, panicking/frustrated due to too much work and lack of sleep. Make sure you remedy this instead of duplicating it. Then going onstage with an assurance as if all is OK from everyone who sees you. Seeing the people whose lives you have impacted 9
at the meet "n" greets and wanting to do more. Painting the back of the fence, so important. Getting those few mins of excercise whenever you can which I saw is so important too. Make sure you fake care of you and yours
So glad this one resonated with you! 🙏
"What more can we do for that kid" (I wrote this before you said something similar.) The best thing you /team doac can do is continue to be light in the distance, a torch holder. Showing others that being curious, determined, gritty, respectful and most of all thoughtful with their words and actions can light a path through the dark and troubled world. We need healthy masculine role models. Great episode. Peace Mike. Tasmania
Great VLOG, even better show, totally amazing to be there and meet you. And then to have the picture of me and Sara with you shown ❤ best bit was the shock on your face when Sara said you were her birthday present. The close second was the look on her face at meeting you, priceless and so deserved
The entire concept of having half a million chips of time was really strong.
2 things I enjoyed from this episode:
- Coaching the team from your new investment Luxe Collective. That CEO asks great questions! I often wonder these questions in my daily working life! Would love to see real people asking you real questions - particularly balancing perfection and progress.
- seeing your progression and development through your tour shows. I saw you in Melbourne and thought it was fantastic. If I could wish for one thing it would be less presenting a show and more honest moments of you being yourself as that’s what we are here for. Tell the crowd how you’re feeling, the thoughts you’re going through, be as open and honest and raw in the shows as you are in these vids.
Side note that whoever told you that you’re too critical of yourself and to trust them is someone to keep around you forever, the firmness but empathy and trust they delivered with is unique.
Today was about vulnerability in the first 15 minutes First time to see Steven in that situation.
I am in late 20s and I saw myself here 👉🏽 22:56
But today allow me to say that my biggest inspiration came from Mairi Livsey and David!
“It’s their attitude to work and learning that’s more important than a certain timeline”… this really hit home as a music teacher, I totally agree that it’s not how long my students take to learn a new skill or piece of music, but their attitude towards learning and persevering while learning! This vlog had SO many gems of wisdom! It was also a very humble and honest behind the scenes look at how you struggle with keeping up with your standards and how you deal with the challenges of not always hitting them. ❤❤
Jimmy Carr was right, DOAC and this Vlog are less about Business and More about the Human Heart. The business of People and how best to harnass that power.
The idea of giving gifts to your future self is so incredibly powerful and Steven's time allocation to himself will be his Greatest gift. Mentoring and Up skilling. I really do feel lucky to witness this journey of all the characters in the DOAC Universe 🎉❤
Wow! You were at the Notre Dam! 1.Your warmth towards your fans at book signing is quite amazing.
2.Giving that young teen an opportunity of a lifetime jyst spontaneously by remembering your own experience was just incredible as you gave him not only hope but faith in humanity.
The honesty, the frustration, the growth, the pressure, the learning and most of all the inspiration. It's all here in one single vlog. Love this teams work so much!
This is amazing! Thank you for sharing 🙏
In depth story and real content that showed passion. The edit flowed very well.
Thank you!
This was such a great episode. I came to your show in Adelaide, it was soo enlightening. Seeing the behind the scenes, and how even you can feel overwhelmed at times was refreshing. These shows may start to feel more routine for you over time, but you really are changing lives and inspiring so many people. Thank you!!
So glad you enjoyed the show in Adelaide! Thank you!
Have to say as a casual viewer this was really confusing to watch. Gave up by 16 mins in after having video on in background without hearing any insights. Please keep videos more focused or don’t make them seem like a purely educational video in the title.
I loved that episode, especially with that lovely boy you got to follow you for the day. When you said you need to do more, it makes me wonder about a Steven Bartlett Academy of some kind. I work in Early years, I'm passionate about the fact that the children we are raising now will need to think outside of the box and be the problem solvers of the future! Love how inspirational you are, Steven!
Ruth Mottram
Loved the behind the scenes of your tour! My two favourite moments were: painting the back of the fence, the insight into Steve job's decision and why you believe so profoundly in it and listening to you describe your interaction with David and why you wanted him to follow you around. Thank you so much for this diary, it's the best way to start the week! ❤
They could NEVER make me hate you 😭😭😭😭 thank you for being so vulnerable with us, I learn so much from you. I root for you like you’re my brother, every time they introduce you on stage I get excited like I’m actually there, it is a true privilege to watch behind the scenes of your life. We love to see the failures, it really humanizes you, makes us love you even more.
Great job as always Will!
See you next week xx
Lara
I love the behind-the-scenes. I really felt it when you stated that you messed up. I gave a few talks and should have said this or that, or I completely forgot something important. Saying "No" to some things. I have to remind myself that "No" is a whole sentence. You are an inspiration and I am 62 years old and I still have a lot to learn. You're amazing. I share your podcasts with my son whether he wants me to or not. :)
WELL DONE Will on keeping the weekly vlogs going considering you have been busy in Australia with the live tour.
Two things I liked most about this episode:
1. Feeling like I was actually there at one of your talks when in reality I was unable to travel to them :(
2. The skill stacking analogy. As a boxing fan, I never knew that about Lomachenko, but now hearing that it all makes so much sense
And actually there’s one more. Taking that kid under your wing and giving him that shadowing opportunity has provided him with memories that he will never forget for the rest of his life. I’m trying to launch some kind of opportunity where I want to give a local, young person a small amount of cash for us to start a business together and to mentor them in some way, shape or form. Your selfless attitude is remarkable to witness and spurs me on constantly 🙏🏻
Another great episode 😂. U know me, I'm a regular here. 😂.
I want to start my comments with the great bits: The team is becoming really good at storytelling, building characters of people you are meeting, showing the spectrum of your personality as Steven, all these achieved by the brilliant sequencing of the edits. And the seamless transitions into new parts. It's really beautiful to watch.
Improvements, sometimes when you put the words on the screen, it's so fast I don't have enough time to read it. Like in the above video I literally just got 3 fundamentals.
Again, I beg you introduce more stories of your teammates, like a day with them could be nice and might also take off the pressure of you to always have something to teach. Getting to know people is valuable enough I believe. (It is behind the Dairy, and not behind Steve's Dairy right? 😂)
Otherwise, u know I love this show 😂😂
anyone else waiting for this week's episode? wasn't it supposed to be published on sunday? I'm slightly addicted 😂
Steven be playing around too much with the way he uploads these episodes. Don’t play with us, Steven! 😂
Can't wait to show you this one!
@@DOACBehindTheDiary well the way DOAC team operates they can behave however they want 🙏🏼🏆
10,000 minutes since my last comment, welcome to the 10k club! 2 things i liked the most about this episode, firstly the focus. An episode dedicated to being behind the scenes at the live shows, which makes it super easy to follow. Now, to be a dichotomy I also absolutely love your regular marvel-esque story telling when you have episodes that cram in multiple subjects, Steven taught me this word so you cannot be mad at it. Secondly the honesty and not just showing the good bits, its refreshing to see how you are growing the show, giving feedback on what is not working and just the show of emotion and how you deal with your own mental anguish, its nice in a way to see what happens to people at the top, its not nice its happening to you but its nice that you are normal, like us :)
Amazing vlog as always, I am obsessed with watching these every week and the tidbits of information about the casino of life and transferable skills just make me want to come and see your next show in person ... or maybe on Netflix if you release it there, maybe, or Flight Studio stream so you can reach a wider audience, maybe. Nudge! Thanks and see you back at the 10k club next week.
Steven... you are beautiful inside out, your ethics, honesty, love for progression, spreading wisdom, an inspiration for many David will never forget that, nor will I as a viewer. Painting the back of the fence! Yes! So much to say on that, I hope you talk more in London. These vlogs r Stellar content. I hope your team read this to u ❤
Steven, I haven’t finished the vlog yet so I’m unsure on whether you address worrying about a few points at your Westminster Hall show. But man, I was at that show and honestly it’s stuck with me ever since, to see you worrying about a few points missed or said wrong is upsetting to see since me and others around me thought you absolutely crushed it. I’m 19, just left my corporate job in finance and I am starting my own service based business in marketing and media, and there are so many points in that show that really helped me. I took 1 video, and it has you discussing the loneliness of going on your own journey, no mans land in your words. I watch that video every day, as it is a hard thing to push through. My point is, thank you, and don’t be harsh on yourself. You crushed it, and you made a huge impact to my life in that 2 hour talk, and I’m sure you did every other person in that room.
I didn’t even realise that was your first show of the tour.. even more impressive man 🙌🏻
The new format is like watching a movie 🤗 very Captivating 🎥🎬
Thanks for coming to New Zealand team! The show was fabulous.
What I am loving about 'Behind the Diary', is:
1- you are showing people the journey to achieve some of their own greatness, whilst being totally transparent about how you overcome your own (totally normal) hang ups, and
2- you have a genuine empathy for people and a desire to help them through what you have learned. That resonates greatly with me, and I get to identify and straighten out my own weaknesses at the same time.
These bit of information were long held by the older generation, behind a secret mask of ego and money protection, rather than shared.
Amazing! Thank you for sharing 🙏
Steve I don't think you should take less of anything, I think you have everything it takes to make these things work and you know better than anyone that failure is a process and your best doesn't mean you have to feel like you gave your best it means you showed up, you put in the effort and did all you could and we out here appreciate it a lot... getting to see you go through these inspires us to do and be more.
Your capacity is growing and I always knew that teleprompter was a bad idea. 😂😂
Steve, thanks. This is beautiful.
Steven, May you always remain humble.
yes, its a great trait
I was literally painting the back of a display fence that is for my stall when you mentioned it! No one will see it except me 😄, thanks for another great vlog x
Steven and team, for some reason, I've watched this episode three times. There is just so much valuable information in this one, and every time I watch it, new thoughts pop up, and new neurons in my brain start wiring in new pathways. Keep crushing it, guys! Until next week's episode!🤘🏻
Incredible! Thank you for sharing 🙏
Homie's got a whole movie waiting prepared for us😎
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Following from my previous comment.
Wow Steven. Honestly it is so humbling to hear how hard you are on yourself for the parts you got wrong.
But I also now can see from a different POV that there’s there are lessons everywhere in life. Mate, you had thousands of people listening to your every word and yes you made some hiccups, but that was never going to affect the presence and the power you bought to that show. Thanks for showing up. Thanks for smashing it. Remember how far you’ve come and just amend these things but don’t beat yourself up. Wasting energy on something that can be used elsewhere in life.
Mad respect. ❤
Hey Steven, where's our usual Sunday RUclips video?
Steven I thought it was an interesting comment of yours when you said you take on too many things which makes it more difficult for you to give your all. I have always thought maybe you should take on a little less .You need to take a breathe.All the best 🤗
Steven you able to show to other people that you are humble human being. We all make this choice to sometimes over deliver and struggle with completion of our goal.
Being humble is your greatest asset and that is the reason why people show up to see you.
I have seen you in Manchester with my daughter and you were exceptional and honest. You really live by your mission and I hear this in your podcast, your books and seen it in Manchester.
Thanks for your work and empowering all people who are here to learn from the best 👏
Very inspiring and internally thought provoking
Hey Steve just wanna say. I absolutely learn a lot from your content, subscribed everywhere. I’m in business my wife’s in business my 11 year old is running her first one… aspiring to be a dragon, but I have to be so selective of what I show her of yours because you aware so much… it’s hard to home in on the brilliance with out switching off.
Firstly, I love the story you was trying to tell and the execution, from the feeling of being overwhelmed and everyone looking up to you, but your cup being empty. To you overcoming a bad day, being better prepared and moving on.
Secondly, for a while now I have really appreciated the musical elements you have incorporated to adapt the mood and make it more engaging for me.
Thank you
Really enjoyed the dance! You have a lot of potential Steve 💃🏻 It was an amazing day in London, the whole team is a great representation of who Steven is, all super friendly, humble and enthusiastic about what they do, thank you for everything you do 🙏
I pray and work towards my goals, so that I get the opportunity to meet you and your incredible team someday 🙏
Keep up the great work 💪🏻
who else realized thumbnail has been changed?
Is Behind The Diary finished?
Thank you Steven for giving that young man so much grace love you for you. 🌹
As a fellow multipassionate I appreciated the Skill Stacking most. I’ve had a few careers and businesses including a non profit working in prisons, and publishing a book.
And now at nearly 60 I’m reinventing myself as a digital entrepreneur. I realise that all the different skill sets I’ve learned along the way give me an edge and an angle. Thank you for that.
The second point metal health. Ive learned through my own burnouts that I’m in charge of when I want to get off the bus! It’s tempting to want to do more, help more, be more. And this was a reminder that you help no one by making yourself ill.
Appreciate you and your team ❤
Loved the editing of the Vlog, the music, the pictures/colours this all fit perfectly to the storyline ! What resonated the most with me was the way you described your feeling at the beginning of your career and how you saw that all in the young guy. I am currently not sure how of if to get started with my business as well, although I am 45 😉. You’re such an inspiration to think about the next steps - keep on sharing your stories they mean so much to a lot of people.
I dont understand how the title relates to the actual video.
The Vlogs are getting really great, shout out to Will!!
Can’t wait. Very excited to see this podcast. 🎉🎉
nice one Steve.... Michael Buble is good... Gosh the young guy following you up from London... what a great kid.
I don't quite know why I am so emotional as I watch this! It's like I feel all the emotions you, Steven, are experiencing - excitement, frustration at your mess ups, the desire to do a phenomenal job and be 100% for the people that showed up. The kicker was touching David's life in the way you did that is indelible and peehaps forever changed the trajectory of his life!🥹 Keep doing what you do! You're touching and helping so many people with WHO YOU ARE and what you do! God Bless You, Steven!
❤ ~Joan
I only had time to watch a few minutes of this, but what I saw was valuable. No matter how successful someone is, not matter how far out of reach you think they are, no matter how far apart you think their position is compared to yours... they're still human. In the few minutes I learnt that, Steven fumbles his words at live events in front of hundreds of people, but he hated himself for it and like any creative wanted perfection. Steven hates, waiting between set times - he appeared anxious, didn't want to keep his audience waiting and wanted to keep the momentum moving forward. Hats off to Steven and the crew for showing, his vulnerability and proving he's human like the rest of us.
I loved that we saw the drive you have when you meet and directly speak to the people your work impacts. It’s admirable, and your commitment to helping them is something else. Not many people in the industry have that genuine selflessness. You and the team are such an inspiration and it made me emotional to see how much you all care about the people coming to watch the tour 👏
Steven and team - thank you for your vulnerability of sharing when things go off the rails in your day-to-day... it's only natural wanting to give value to people of the world - and it's exhausting to be "on" all the time. Sending you love and light for being you. Thanks for showing up with purposeful information to share and inspiring those to find their way through stories. We all have them.
I felt so emotional and touched by the moment you shared with taking David (aka young Steven) under your wing literally and selflessly gift him your energy and presence. IMAGINE how THAT one moment could change the trajectory of the world just like Hiroshima… and next I have enjoyed watching the mental unfolding of the show from the early shows to how you must have felt on stage in Melbourne AUS and the comfort and confidence and growth still happening as the tour unfolded 🥰 I’m such a fan.. I wear my DOAC hoodie EVERYWHERE!
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I liked how it showed the back stage nervousness. People often don't know how people on stage feel, trying to make a good show.
And I also like how Steven let that young person shaddow him, really nice thing to do.
Great epp as always!
Thank you!
Definitely getting better & better. Thank you for being authentic & an inspiration 🙏
I love the transparency humbleness and integrity I met you at one of your meet and greets at the black business week in london last year and just those few minutes can change the trajectory of someone’s life thank you for doing this people are grateful for your energy you bring to the world with your presence and gift of giving but to allow the balance of pouring back into yourself by saying no is being kind to you and others nice is leading to burnout been there - slow down is speeding up to peak performance but as long as we learn the lesson from it we have to take that from it ❤🤗 focus on this not on how you could have been better we here on the marathon of life - we are blessed with so much gifts but our human body is not set to a high frequency to cope with the overload - retreat to decompress 💫 to shine bright again 🙏
1. Skill Stacking - not just skill stacking but Rare Skill stacking (People stack skills all the time, but not "rare" skills. I think one of the reasons people do not do rare-skill stacking is because they live and think in their chosen niche, the one in which they made their successful life - and that is where their vision of their "future self" ended.)
2. Limited Time - I think the concept of "limited time" is a critical factor in why so many people suffer from stress related illnesses, like anxiety. As long as we understand the passing of time as though time is a thing that we can manage or lose track of and never get it back, then we will suffer. How do you think the world might change if we thought of time as "expansive" rather than "limited?" Innovation is looking at things in a different way. What if those chips you spoke of were not 1-hour increments of the day, rather each represented a thought-provoking question or an innovative way of seeing things? I believe life becomes "expansive," unlimited, and stress is no more (perhaps because we no longer have time for it ;)
Hello Steven! Thank you for so much for what you and your team is doing. Also ur video editor is frikin unreal talented ❤
Love behind the scenes
1.Steve seeing the venues before you go out to speak gives me a thankful outlook to be able to see what I can possibly expect for myself in being able to see rooms to play music in.
2. I like how you collaborate with your team.
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Nice to meet you Steven. Let me know if you ever fancy that game of Padel.
Oooh, a premiere! I’ll be back in 30 mins then 😂👍
See you in 30 Brogan! 🍿
Hey Steven. The only thing that has stuck with me from this video if you mentioned to a lady at your shown about yourself and partner trying for a baby and doing g fertility test.
Trust me from experience, fertility tests, planning and obsessing will be the last way in which you have a successfully pregnancy.
Me and my ex-wife struggled for 8 years after starting on this path that led to IVR 3 times and nearly adopting.
We eventually fell pregnant after forgetting it all, getting healthy and getting on with life and when she fell naturally we continued not to obsess and it all worked out.
Hopefully some advise I can offer a master such as yourself.
X
Very helpful. Thank you for sharing ❤
When are you back !!
Hi Steven. I have missed behind the Diary. These episodes are very inspiring, and im learning a lot from them as well. I can't wait for the next episode.
Mentorship style w that young kid…. (I’m not crying, you’re crying). Bloody hell… THATs the value add.
Having an eye on the macro and the micro is a difficult skill.
You’re an exceptional person Steven. (Nothing to do w wealth, business or being a CEO 👍).
6:57 seconds you were writing about how you felt but it was on the screen for seconds. I rewound paused, only to find the page was cropped? Grrr 😡
Question : how often do you have your blood pressure and bloods checked? Stress is a killer , and despite being a young thing, the load you have could put you at risk ….considering how in demand you are , please do get checked out regularly …just to protect yourself 😊
Ooh Sand timer 😳 yes a reminder BUT is it also a cause of pressure /stress? I don’t have any ticking clocks in my house because I find it’s an irritant and stresses me out !
Another random question …when you are travelling , when you are gyming , you always have those headphones……….are you listening to something ? Music? Or is it just noise cancelling?
16 ish mins in, that teleprompter ; surely bullet points are better? Makes it more real? Or would you veer off and not get thru what you need to ge thru?
Favourite bits ….hmmm…..1) pulling that lad to shadow you thru the day ….hope that led to something ….hope you paid his fare back home 🤞
2) The tips ; reminding me to make the most of every day 👍👍👍
3) I really liked the background music as you were travelling around.
Oh, I noticed you keep having problems with connections when you are travelling and are on phone calls ! You need someone to fix that 👏👏👏🤣🤣🤣
It was a good episode 👍👍👍
Hi Steven...I believe in the power, beauty and value of working and living in a diverse, inclusive and multicultural society. I can only assume that being biracial and being a minority in London, you have one or two interesting stories to tell about your childhood. I could be mistaken so I stand to be corrected but all of the RUclips videos and content I've seen about DOAC, i haven't seen one person of colour who's part of the DOAC team and from what I can see, there are quite a few people working for DOAC. I have really tried to find one, just one person of colour that works for DOAC/Behind the Diary, sadly I haven't been able to find any. Iam really surprised and confused how this is even possible in 2024, especially seeing that DOAC is London based...or am I missing something? is this podcast shot in Iceland, Greenland or Alaska?...can someone please clarify and shed some light on why there is a clear and obvious lack of diversity with DOAC staff/employees? Steven is a role model for so many people all over the world, people of all shades and colours and to be honest, it's really disappointing and concerning that the DOAC team isn't more diverse and representative of the world we live in or am expecting and hoping for a little too much in 2024?
It's 2024 Steven, break your RUclips Videos into chapters (videos sections that are skipable) so that viewers can quickly skip into the chapter they like. Stop posting one long 30 something minute long video.
...and whaaaaaaaa only 141 comments from 24k views? Sooooo much to learn from this 34.51 mins I could do another 141 comments myself
Hey Steven, long time DOAC listener, was there a reason behind having your live talks with no cameras on you?
I DM’ed you after the show in Australia. Thanks for traveling all this way.
Stephen, massive respect for you. I do however wonder why you always use the Lords name in vain, lately much more often. Why not use Buddah or Allah, yet it is always Jesus. Something to think about as your audience is very broad and as such a diverse range of guests. Just consider refraining❤
Brilliant your attitude towards learning and supporting that is everything
Most let their past dictate their future instead of recognising it’s an inspiration and opportunity to grow
Im a single mom i didn’t make excuses to let that define me
Frankly it was my greatest gift as i was told i could never ever ever be a parent
I got engaged 9 times but felt i would disappoint my partners as they would be denied being a parent if they hooked up with me
Decades later my daughter
is studying law and I’m an Academic not a PHD at our incredible entrepreneurial university in Australia also targeted to fail
We didn’t
I didn’t
So wish we could catch up when you’re in Brisbane but at 59 lol wish you were speaking at noon and not at my bedtime
and disturbing my dogs walking habits
In my dreams I’d love ❤️ to see you at our University the day after
We’ve had Branson and Google
Love ❤️ to have you
Listening to this whilst I work. When she asked him to dance with her 😳. Completely interrupted me 😂. No no no. What a strange thing to ask someone who is in a very public relationship 🤨 so inappropriate...
Great video - how about your team get to ask you 10 questions (risk free) that either they've always wanted to know... how just to make your squirm! 😆
What is happening, nothing from you for a month?
It may just be me but I thought the title of this video was 16 things that was going to help entrepreneurs just seems l like this some conversations with some admirers it's not a lot of business advice for the length of this video
How else can we support you if we have subscribed already? I feel obligated to do more because i get so much value from your videos and wonder how else i can return the favor.
It’s amazing that you have been in business for 16 years and you are only 31. ???
Waiting!!! Excited for this.
Healthy selfishness is most advisable in life , narcissism on
the other hand is a disease and
people characterized by narcissistic disposition should
get treatment .
By helping those in need , we help ourselves .
I mean why not set up a school/business school with principles set by you.. teaching those kids the possible relevant aspects of it all
this is such a well thought out and put together video! super creatively edited, loved it! I have recently found the behind the scene channel i am loving it!
Guys love these episodes but can we work on the audio, I appreciate a lot of the time you guys are in rooms that have an echo but won’t a personal microphone help?
Have you stopped making these videos now, really liked them??
I appreciate the episode but it‘s left me a bit disappointed seeing the title. I‘d expect a shorter episode not a vlog.
If you’re 30 and this is 16 years did you start businesses when you were 14?