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#370 - Why I Left My 6 Figure Corporate Career to Become a Sales Coach
Season 1 · Episode 363
Sunday, July 12, 2026 • Duration 01:00:36
This episode was originally recorded on The Ambitious Minds Podcast, hosted by Jay Lawrence.
After so many of you asking about my own journey into sales coaching, I thought this would be a great conversation to share here on CamBro Conversations.
We dive into the story behind leaving my corporate career to go all in on sales coaching and consultancy, the mindset required to make that leap, and the lessons I've learned helping business owners and sales teams improve their sales performance.
We also explore the biggest mistakes businesses make during the sales process, why communication is one of the highest-return skills you can develop, and practical ways to build more confidence, create more opportunities, and close more business.
Along the way, we discuss entrepreneurship, personal development, high performance, and the habits and principles that have shaped my own career over the last decade.
A huge thank you to Jay for having me on. I really enjoyed this conversation and hope you get plenty of value from it.
#369 Mark Laurie - The Power of a Second Chance. What It Takes To Reinvent Yourself
Season 1 · Episode 369
Sunday, July 5, 2026 • Duration 01:05:29
Today’s conversation is with Mark Laurie - Mental & Physical Performance Coach, founder of Proactive Performance, and Youth Mentor at The Enhance Project.
When I first heard Mark speak at Tartan Talks, one thing stood out immediately.
This is a man who's lived several lives.
The person helping people improve their mindset, performance, confidence and direction today is a very different version of the man he once was.
In this conversation, Mark shares the twists, turns and hard-earned lessons that shaped his journey, from difficult environments and time spent in prison through to earning a Sports Science degree, building a coaching business, mentoring young people, and helping others unlock their potential.
Expect to learn:
The experiences that shaped Mark's early life
How he completely changed the direction of his future
Why some people break the cycle while others don't
The lessons he learned from earning a Sports Science degree
How Proactive Performance evolved from physical coaching into mindset and performance coaching
What NLP is and how it can help change behaviour
The mentors and influences that shaped Mark's thinking
Why walking and movement can improve mental clarity
The work he does with young people through The Enhance Project and beyond
The challenges facing today's younger generation
The daily habits that help Mark perform at his best
What success looks like for the next chapter of his life
This was a fascinating conversation about transformation, personal responsibility, mindset, second chances, and proving that your past doesn't need to dictate your future.
#368 SOLO - 9 Principles That Changed My Body, Brain & Business
Season 1 · Episode 368
Sunday, June 28, 2026 • Duration 44:52
Today’s conversation is a Solo special.
After how much you all enjoyed episode 348 on the habit shifts that helped level up my Brain, Body & Business, I wanted to go one level deeper.
This episode isn't about productivity hacks. It's not about the perfect morning routine. And it's definitely not another list of life hacks.
Instead, this is an exploration of the principles that have genuinely changed my life.
The ideas that have shaped how I think, work, train, build relationships, approach business, and navigate challenges.
Many of these principles came directly from conversations on CamBro Conversations with world-class guests. Others came from books, mentors, experiences, mistakes, and lessons I've learned through implementing them in my own life.
Expect to learn:
Why growth and discomfort are inseparable
How your environment quietly shapes your behaviour
Why confidence comes from reps, not personality
The link between energy, performance and happiness
How your ancestors' resilience can change your perspective on adversity
Why long-term thinking reduces anxiety
The difference between knowing what to do and actually doing it
How identity drives behaviour and results
Why communication has a huge impact on stress levels
The lessons I've learned from guests including Dr Aria, Nico Carrillo, Daniel Crosby, TJ Power, Nir Eyal and Stirling Cooper
The principles that have had the biggest impact on my body, brain and business over the last decade
#367 Sean Weir - Turning Pain into Purpose
Season 1 · Episode 367
Sunday, June 21, 2026 • Duration 01:22:08
Today’s conversation is with Sean Weir, one of the fastest rising names in Bare Knuckle (BKFC).
Today people see the fighter.
They see the knockouts, the confidence, the reputation, and the growing profile within bare-knuckle boxing.
What they don't always see is everything that came before it.
Sean grew up in Wishaw, Scotland, and from an early age was exposed to more chaos, tragedy and loss than most people experience in a lifetime. Throughout this conversation, he opens up about the deaths of loved ones, multiple suicides within his circle, losing his daughter, surviving a horrific car crash, and the dark periods that followed.
At one point, Sean found himself in such a difficult place that he attempted to take his own life.
This conversation explores how he found a way back.
We discuss combat sports, his Christian faith, purpose, plant medicine, personal growth, and the transformation that has taken place over the last few years as Sean rebuilt himself physically, mentally and spiritually.
Sean also shares the role Ayahuasca played in his healing journey, why he believes it helped save his life, and how it gave him a new perspective on the pain he had carried for years.
Alongside the personal story, we dive into his rapid rise through BKFC, his victories over Joe Lister and Matt Hodgson, the mindset required to compete at the highest level, and the potential future match-ups everyone is talking about.
#366 Taylor McNeillie - Building Wealth Young: Business, Property & Risk
Season 1 · Episode 363
Monday, June 15, 2026 • Duration 01:00:40
Today’s conversation is with Taylor McNeillie - entrepreneur, property investor, and founder of Empire Glasgow.
In 2026, people see Taylor as the owner of one of Scotland’s best-known sneaker and streetwear businesses, a property investor with a debt-free portfolio worth over £700,000, and someone who became a millionaire in his twenties.
But it didn't start there.
In this conversation, Taylor shares his early experiences making money, what gave him the confidence to walk away from a secure aeronautical engineering apprenticeship, and the journey of building Empire Glasgow into the business it is today.
We discuss the major turning points that accelerated growth, the mistakes and setbacks that don't get shared online, and the realities of building a business in the UK's increasingly challenging economic environment.
Taylor also opens up about one of the biggest risks he ever took - holding a significant amount of Yeezy stock during the fallout from Kanye West's controversial comments, and how lessons learnt from that financial hit.
Alongside business, we dive into Taylor's growing property portfolio, his views on wealth creation, investing, tax, delegation, and what success looks like as his ambitions continue to evolve.
Expect to learn:
How Taylor first started making money as a teenager
Why he left his aeronautical apprenticeship to pursue business full time
The key turning points that helped Empire Glasgow grow
The biggest mistakes and financial setbacks he's experienced
Why Glasgow has become one of the UK's strongest reselling markets
#365 Stephanie Mason - The Hidden Side Of Building A Successful Business
Season 1 · Episode 365
Sunday, June 7, 2026 • Duration 46:00
Today’s conversation is with Stephanie Mason - entrepreneur, founder of Global Brand Connect, host of the Cutting Through The Noise podcast, and the woman who built and exited Showpony after 14 years of growth.
In this conversation, Stephanie shares the journey of building Showpony from the ground up, the entrepreneurial influences that shaped her from a young age, and the lessons she learned scaling a brand into a business attractive enough to be acquired by Kevin Murphy in 2023.
But this conversation goes much deeper than business growth.
We explore what happens after achieving a major goal, including the emotional challenges many founders face when the thing they've spent years building is suddenly gone. We discuss identity, purpose, reinvention, and the phenomenon known as "Gold Medal Syndrome" - the emptiness some people experience after reaching the achievement they believed would finally make them feel fulfilled.
Stephanie also opens up about suffering a serious pelvis injury just days after exiting Showpony, why it felt like the universe was testing her, and how she navigated the transition into a completely new chapter of life and business.
Now, Stephanie helps brands scale intentionally through Global Brand Connect, supporting companies with distribution, logistics, strategy, and growth while continuing to build a life she loves in Mallorca.
Expect to learn:
The entrepreneurial lessons Stephanie learned growing up
How Showpony was built and scaled over 14 years
The key moments that proved the business could become something special
What it's really like selling a company you've built from scratch
#364 Scott Weir - From Survival to Success
Season 1 · Episode 364
Sunday, May 31, 2026 • Duration 01:14:58
Today’s conversation is with Scott Weir - entrepreneur, property investor, founder of Pillow Partners and Pillow Safe Havens, and a Krav Maga instructor.
But Scott’s story starts in a very different place.
He grew up in an incredibly difficult environment raised by a single alcoholic mother, often living without electricity, stealing food to survive, and surrounded by people heading down dangerous paths involving crime and drugs.
In this conversation, Scott shares how he escaped that environment by joining the Royal Navy at just 16 years old, saving his wages while at sea, and buying his first buy-to-let property at only 17.
We discuss the mindset required to break generational patterns, the importance of environment, and how Scott navigated seeing childhood friends fall into crime and heroin while he pursued a completely different path.
Scott also opens up about being diagnosed with dyslexia later in life, how that completely changed the way he viewed himself intellectually, and why he now sees his neurodivergent brain as both a superpower and something that nearly destroyed his business twice.
We also dive into martial arts, Krav Maga, business growth, building Pillow Partners over the last 20 years, adapting a company to survive modern economic pressures, and his outspoken views on UK politics, property ownership, and the future of entrepreneurship in Britain.
Expect to learn:
How Scott’s childhood shaped his early outlook but did not define his future
How he avoided the dangerous paths many around him fell into
Why he joined the Royal Navy at 16
#363 Adam Power - The 4 Pillars of a Fulfilled Life
Season 1 · Episode 363
Sunday, May 24, 2026 • Duration 01:03:57
Today’s conversation is with Adam Power.
Adam is an Irish entrepreneur, founder of PWRD Media, and more recently PWRD University.
Adam first appeared on the podcast back on episode 226, where we unpacked his journey from an under-skilled and unfulfilled 20-year-old into building a multi-million-pound business in Dubai.
A lot has changed since then.
Since our last conversation, Adam has moved from Dubai to Marbella, launched PWRD University, sold 40% of his agency, and gone deeper into the personal side of growth alongside the business success.
This was a thoughtful and reflective conversation on growth, identity, purpose, business, and building a life that actually feels good while achieving success.
Expect to learn:
Why Adam left Dubai and moved to Marbella full time
What nervous system regulation actually means
The framework behind “The Square” and Ikigai
Why life moves in seasons of intensity
The common traits Adam sees in elite entrepreneurs
How success changes as you evolve
The role Christian faith plays in Adam’s life
Why giving first often creates the biggest opportunities later
The difference between external success and internal fulfilment
What Adam wants life and business to look like in the next 3 years
#362 Lee Mair - From Pro Footballer to Finance Broker. Building the Second Career no Footballer Talks About
Season 1 · Episode 362
Sunday, May 17, 2026 • Duration 57:08
Today’s conversation is with Lee Mair.
Lee spent over a decade in professional football, playing more than 300 games across Scottish football with clubs including Dundee, Aberdeen, and St Mirren - where he was part of the side that lifted the Scottish League Cup in 2013.
But this conversation isn’t just about football.
Since retiring from the game, Lee has gone through the difficult transition many professional athletes face: figuring out identity, direction, purpose, and what comes next after sport.
After trying multiple career paths including coaching, personal training, and IT sales, Lee eventually found his footing in finance before launching Mair Finance in 2023 - a business that has rapidly grown and now works with companies turning over hundreds of millions of pounds.
We unpack the realities of leaving professional sport, the emotional and practical challenges of starting over, the transferable skills elite athletes carry into business, and why relationships and networking have been the foundation of Lee’s growth.
Expect to learn:
What Lee’s ambitions were as a young professional at Dundee
His fondest football memories, including winning the League Cup with St Mirren
The teammates and managers who shaped him most
What elite sport teaches you about discipline and resilience
Why the transition out of football can be so difficult
How lost many athletes feel after retirement
Lee’s route through coaching, PT, Herbalife, and IT sales before finance
Why he launched Mair Finance
How networking and relationships helped grow the business
#361 Andy Brodziak - The Systems Behind Elite Endurance Performance
Season 1 · Episode 361
Sunday, May 10, 2026 • Duration 01:08:11
Today’s conversation is with Andy Brodziak.
Andy is the founder of Tritanum Coaching and has spent over 20 years coaching athletes at every level - from everyday individuals taking on their first endurance event to elite performers in boxing and endurance sport.
He’s also completed 20 Ironman races himself, giving him a rare blend of lived experience and coaching expertise.
In this episode, we explore the growing shift from strength training to endurance challenges, the systems required to perform at a high level, and how nutrition, hydration, and behaviour underpin both physical and cognitive performance.
Expect to learn:
Why so many strength-focused gym goers are transitioning into endurance events
The biggest mistakes people make when moving from lifting to endurance training
Why lack of progress is usually a systems problem—not a talent problem
The key systems every successful endurance athlete has in place
How to transition from lifting 5x per week into endurance training intelligently
The fundamentals of fuelling and hydration for performance
The most common nutrition mistakes that hold athletes back
How hydration and electrolytes actually impact performance (beyond the trends)
The link between nutrition and cognitive performance
What “right time, right fuel” looks like in real life
Insights from working with elite athletes like Tyson Fury and Nicola Adams
Lessons from coaching Josh Patterson through his world record endurance challenges
The hardest lessons Andy has learned through endurance competition
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The challenges of hiring, delegating, and building a team
Why Taylor believes the UK is becoming increasingly difficult for entrepreneurs
His views on taxation and business growth in Britain
How he built a debt-free property portfolio worth more than £700,000
The role property has played in his wealth-building strategy
What success looks like over the next five years
This was a fascinating conversation about entrepreneurship, calculated risk, investing, wealth creation, and what it really takes to build financial freedom at a young age.
The emotional challenges founders face after an exit
How Stephanie rebuilt her identity after leaving Showpony
The lessons she's learned helping brands grow internationally
Why relationships and the right support matter more than pretending to know everything
What younger Stephanie would think of the life she's created today
This was a fascinating conversation about entrepreneurship, identity, purpose, growth, and learning that success is often about who you become along the way rather than the milestone itself.
The impact being diagnosed with dyslexia had on his confidence and identity
Why neurodivergence can be both a gift and a challenge in business
How Scott built Pillow Partners into a major property management company
The lessons martial arts and Krav Maga taught him about discipline and leadership
How he’s transformed the business to make it “bulletproof”
Our concerns about UK politics and the future of property investing
What success looks like for him approaching 50
This was a powerful conversation about resilience, escaping your environment, reinvention, entrepreneurship, and creating a completely different life from the one you were born into.
The biggest challenges of building and delegating within a growing business
What Lee would tell young footballers preparing for life after sport
This was a really honest conversation about identity, reinvention, business growth, and adapting when the thing you’ve known your whole life suddenly ends.
