Rich Harvey
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1,863 appearances
17 recordings
1 series
first heard Jan 2022
last heard Oct 2022
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It is.
Look, it's a real honor to be amongst all those other businesses.
And there were some great people in the room too, and some very worthy winners.
So I mean, someone has to win and take out the gong.
But for me, I look at the awards program as how can I improve my business?
What can we do better for our customers next year?
And how can we really step up to the next level?
So even though I didn't win, for me, the motivation is just as strong to be bigger and better next year.
And we can come out stronger at the other end.
Yeah, I did know that, actually.
So I thought that's another one just to kind of throw in the mix there, because often we take on these myths as gospels, don't we?
You know, we listen to these platitudes, these truisms, and we think, oh, yeah, I believe that.
And we often base our behaviour or activity around these, and we don't stop to really question things.
So I think that's why I wanted to bring up this topic today with you, Craig.
I don't know exactly where it's come from, but I think if you look at the English aristocracy and the landlords, and the idea of owning land meant that you were considered wealthy.
So it was considered you're in the upper echelons of society if you have land.
But really, it's an incorrect statement.
If you take it on face value, that statement, then it would suggest that any building that's more than 40 years old is really worthless.
You know, if you look at a terrace home in Surrey Hills or you look at Buckingham Palace, you know, are those properties really only worth their land value?
Of course they're not.
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