Your 30-min guide to starting a business in Australia
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In this episode of the Australian Finance Podcast, I want to take a moment to take you through how to build a business in Australia. Getting started, the things you need to know, including all of the paperwork, the back office, the admin, the marketing, all of the tips and tricks that I can think of in as little as 30 minutes. I hope you enjoy this episode of the Australian Finance Podcast. Have you ever sat back and thought that maybe you can do it better? If you're the type of person like I am, chances are you would have thought that quite a few times while you're out working, when you interact with a business, or when you see someone else running their own business. You think... Maybe that could be done better and maybe there's an idea there for me to go and pursue.
This episode of the Australian Finance Podcast is all about starting a business in Australia. I'm going to give you a brief background on how I started our business and some of the key takeaways and lessons learned so you can fast track your own, I guess, project or business idea. One thing I want to emphasize, though, is if you enjoy this episode, can you please email me? Because for many years I've wanted to do a business podcast where I share some introductory episodes and interview some founders and business owners, whether they be small business owners or large business owners, to try and help other people in Australia unearth and unlock that entrepreneurial spirit that we all kind of feel deep down inside.
So if you like this episode, please email me. You'll find a link in the show notes. First, I figured a really good way to get started on this journey was to talk about my story starting a business. For those who don't know, the Rask Group or Rask Australia, which is the business that we've created, is a business that services people online. We give investment advice. We do podcasts. We do articles. We do all different types of videos, courses, all these different things that kind of revolve around the finance industry.
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