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By Jack Bloomfield, News.com.au The traditional school system is failing the future entrepreneurs of Australia. How do I know? Because I’m one of them. I turned 16 years old this year, and I’ve been launching and running e-commerce businesses since I was 12. Businesses that now turn over millions of dollars every year. And I can […]

By Mark Bouris, The Sunday Telegraph You’ve probably heard sports coaches refer to it as building a winning mentality; a way of training your brain into thinking that success is the only option, so much so that the possibility of losing simply doesn’t enter the equation. It’s what gave people like Lleyton Hewitt the toughness

By Adam MacDougall, News.com.au So you want to raise the next Tiger Woods or Lleyton Hewitt? You might think the best approach is to lock your child into one sport so they can practice a specific set of skills again and again. Surprisingly, though, that might actually be the worst thing you can do. Take

By Adam MacDougall, News.com.au In 2010, pilot Richard de Crespigny was hailed a hero after an emergency situation on a plane which could have been catastrophic. Apart from his years of training, he says diet plays a critical role in how alert he is when flying a passenger plane. Qantas captain Richard de Crespigny knows

Mark Bouris – the nationally-prominent entrepreneur and champion of small business in Australia – has announced details of his 2019 Mentor Masterclass tour. Featuring his typical straight-talking practical advice, the Mentor Masterclass tour will commence in Brisbane on Thursday, February 21. Other events hosted by Mark Bouris will be held in Melbourne on Monday, February 25, and

By Adam MacDougall, News.com.au As a breakfast radio host on the Nova FM Fitzy and Wippa show, Michael Wipfli’s schedule doesn’t leave much time for exercise. But Wippa and his wife Lisa say keeping up with their two boys more than makes up for any missed gym sessions. He might not be the first name

By Adam MacDougall, News.com.au Aussie basketballer Andrew Bogut turned his back on the NBA to move back home to be with his family. The Sydney Kings star has no regrets and is spreading the message about how sport is important for young kids, and how we should all embrace failure. Andrew Bogut had the world