In this podcast episode, Jamie Beaton PhD. shares insight on his journey through life and how he has built a multi-million dollar company, Crimson Education whilst earning his 7 qualifications. Jamie shares some insight on how individuals can further their chances on getting into Ivy League schools like Harvard, Stanford, Yale and so forth alongside his way to manage your time in order to feel as though you have 25 hours.

Jamie Beaton is the CEO and Co-founder of Crimson Education. He went from graduating Harvard University, Magna Laude in 2016 two years ahead of schedule, to being one of the youngest in the world to be accepted to Stanford’s Graduate School of Business at age 20. Jamie is also the youngest ever recipient of the Arjay Miller Award in which he was top 10% of his class having simultaneously begun his PhD as a Rhodes Scholar at Oxford.

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“One of the things I enjoy most about biking is the multifaceted challenge of it, showing up every day as the best possible version of myself both mentally and physically is what keeps the game interesting.” - Sam Dakin

This is a podcast episode whereby Sam and Vahin share contrasting perspectives about the two worlds, sports and academia. Sam shares his journey alongside exploring the concept of mental health, resilience, mindset and grit.

So who is Sam Dakin? Overcoming multiple sporting injuries to be where he is today, all of the hard work, pain and relentless practice hasn’t managed to eliminate the glint in Sams eye when he speaks about childhood biking memories. Having been involved in multiple sports from an early age, he can still recount the colour of his first bike and the mountain trails upon which his love for biking was born. Receiving nothing but encouragement from his family, Sam joins the ranks of many top athletes whose families have sacrificed, supported and encouraged them throughout their personal quest for greatness. When it comes to discussing the challenges of pushing for a place as one of New Zealand’s top athletes, Sam’s perspective reflects his signature combination of tenacity and honesty.

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In this podcast episode, Dr. Bhadrish Vallabh shares his revolutionary journey whereby he lived through the South African Apartheid regime, and how he persevered through all the tough times he had encountered with in order to become a doctor. Dr. Vallabh shares amazing insight on making hard decisions, balancing work and family and career choices whilst sharing his journey.Dr. Bhadrish Vallabh is currently a healthcare practitioner in the UAE, whereby he works for AbbVie.

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