Podcast 371: Callum Laing: A Lifestyle Bringing Influence To Asia & The World

Join Up Dots - Business Coaching Made Easy (With A Bit Of Life Coaching Too)

David Ralph of Join Up Dots

Business, Education

5 • 1.1K Ratings

🗓️ 11 May 2015

⏱️ 56 minutes

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Todays amazing guest entrepreneur joining us on Join Up Dots is a New Zealander that has started, built, bought and sold half a dozen businesses in a range of industries across two continents. He has hustle muscle flooding though every vein, as he has powered himself to being classed as one of the most connected people in Asia, whilst enduring his fair share of painful crashes too! He has built an inspiring career as the owner of Fitness-Buffet a company delivering employee wellness solutions in 11 countries, and he is also the CEO of Entrevo Asia, a company that runs 40 week Growth Accelerator programs allowing executives and business owners to become a ‘Key Person of Influence’ in their industry. A company whose vision is a world full of entrepreneurial people solving meaningful problems. But this is just part of the inspiration that links his story, as when you look at his background, there seems to be a strong decision maker, who is willing to take calculated risks to build the future that we wants. He is willing to do the unusal if it steps him forward to were he wants to be, starting way back in 1999 when he co founded Netherlands based Telco Management consultancy and recruitment company, which to me is a fascinating moment in his life. Wouldn't it have been easier to start building in his hometown and country of birth, or perhaps he did, and we have even more dots to join up in his life. Well lets find out what makes this guy tick, as we bring onto the show to start joining up dots, with the one and only lifestyle solopreneur himself Callum Laing.

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0:00.0	Today's mastery
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0:05.6	teaching you to podcast like a pro.
0:08.0	Check us out now at podcasters mastery.com.
0:11.8	When we're young, we have an amazing positive outlook about how great life is going to be,
0:17.0	but somewhere along the line we forget to dream and end up settling.
0:21.0	Join up dots features amazing people who refuse to give up and chose to go after their dreams.
0:26.7	This is your blueprint for greatness.
0:29.8	So here's your host, live from the back of his garden in the UK, David Ralph.
0:35.0	Yes, hello there everybody and welcome to join up Dot.
0:39.0	Episode 371 and we're getting back onto a kind of business entrepreneurial route today.
0:46.2	If you listen to the last episode, you would have heard the lovely Veronica Gray talk about
0:51.7	how her life with rock stars came about and how she is really
0:55.5	living a full three spirited life and I suppose today's guest is doing the same
1:00.1	kind of thing probably not dabbling around with rock stars but doing everything else.
1:04.7	Because he is a New Zealander that has started, built, bought, and sold half a dozen businesses
1:09.8	in a range of industries across two continents. He has hustle muscle flooding through
1:14.8	every vein as he has powered himself to being classed as one of the most connected
1:18.9	people in Asia whilst enduring his fair share of painful crashes too.
1:24.0	He is the owner of Fitness Buffet, a company delivering employee wellness solutions in 11 countries,
1:30.0	and he is also the CEO of Entrivo Asia, a company that runs 40-week growth accelerated programs,
1:36.4	allowing executives and business owners to become a key person of influence in their industry.
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