This weeks show

On the show this week let us talk about business fathers / mentors

The music this week will be little different a little baroque & lot of modern

Being fathers day I will see if we can open the phone lines

There will not be a guest this week so we can do the ring in
usual trafic trains & on this day

Always want to know???

If you could dig a hole in you back yard where would you come up?

Try this
http://www.digholes.com/

BBL Burwood’s Biggest Looser –WINNER update

At the first weigh in I was 129.7KG Last week 127.7KG & a 10cm loss of my tummy
So feeling good one of the younger ladies had lost 3.5kg!
Then the biggest losser of the 2weeks 4KG!

It is all good

Customer service: The big DON”T!!!

Do not make a promise you are not going to KEEP!!!!

Over the last week I have been dealing with a Telco which has on three occasions promised to ring back & tell what is happening with problem no calls!!!!

Also told we would fix problem as a priority NOT FIXED as PRIORITY!!!!

Guest Louise Pickering Mary Kay Cosmetics

Louise’s Mob 0403309503 if you would like to talk with her about becoming a Mary Kay consultant

Just back

Hey just got home from QLD, this week on the show I will talk about customer service a few don'ts
My guest after a couyple of false starts Louise Pickering

Talk to you in the morning

This week on the Show

My guest will be Phil Baker from Perth
Via Phone (If we can get thet to work)
He will be in Sydney next Tuesday speaking at a Building Business Leaders
Breakfast at Bicentinal Park

Sydney, Waterview Convention Centre
Vietnam, Moonshots & Trojan Horses - When Leadership Matters Most
Tuesday 22nd August 2006 07:30

“To be courageous...is an opportunity that sooner or later is presented to all of us.” John F. Kennedy, Profiles In Courage
We all need to be ready for those moments when our leadership is on the line and the fate or fortune of others depends on what we do.
Drawing from situations in history such as Vietnam and the Apollo 13 mission, when leadership mattered most and was often found lacking, Phil Baker will be drawing principles that will help you, the leader, be ready for your leadership moment.

Ticket price: Individuals $42, Table of 10 for $395.

http://www.bbl.com.au/events.php

Phil is a prolific blogger with a few freinds who help him keep posting every day

As for the rest of the show well we will have trafic trains & music

I will talk about business travel (I am off to Brisbane next week so I will miss the event with Phil)

On this weeks Show

My guest is Gerry O'Sullivan of Mangraviti Partners

I will do a spot from last weeks show

The BBL Starts the Thursday

About Gerry

Started work in 1966 with Ernst & Young in Melbourne. Took wife home to Wagga early seventies and worked for a firm of accountants there. Marriage dissolved eighteen years ago and came to Sydney. Worked for MBT Chartered accountants in North Sydney but came back to the Western Suburbs two years ago to join Mangraviti Partners. Got tired of all the travel.

Musically I was in the Australian boys choir from about nine years old. Did the Melbourne coffee lounge circuit in the sixties folk era. Appeared on Melbourne tonight etc; From then until I came to Sydney I was pretty much involved in cover bands doing pubs, clubs, B&S balls and support jobs for the likes of the Mentals, Cold Chisel, Mondo rock Jon English & others around the Riverina.

Been pretty quiet since I got to Sydney but although I’m predominately a vocalist, I’ve developed a love of guitars even if I’m not a hot player. I just like them.

show 3/8/06

The show this week was recorded I am having it edited.
I will try a have it up on a linked web space ASAP but likly to take a wek or so due to David's current commitments
In the mean time you can get all the info about Jay Abraham & Dr Marc Dussault
Here http://www.jayabrahamasiapacific.com.au/Index.asp
& Here http://www.jayabraham.com/ there lots of links to Jay here.

Fresh from Africa

I have a friend in Africa at the moment

I got an email from him this morning He is in Zimbabwe till tomorrow here is couple of interesting things he had to say.

Stop Press: The currency was devalued by 1000% yesterday. Three zeros

were cut off, and new notes came in today – the largest being $Z100m

($A300!). This is much better for handling (we needed a backpack in the

South). Up till yesterday the largest one was $Z100,000 ($A30c!) – but no

news on the underlying inflation rate (reported at 1400% - that’s 1% every

6 hours)

ODD SPOT #3: There has been a report of a man arrested in one of the

larger supermarkets. In the current economic situation, security has been

tightened to prevent an increase in shoplifting. He had tried to carry a

suitcase in. When stopped by the security guard, he challenged the man’s

attempt to take his suitcase off him and store it until he left the shop.

He was told, "I am sorry, Sir, but you cannot take a suitcase into the

store." "Suitcase!", he indignantly replied, "THAT’S MY WALLET!!"