Compounding Returns

Jarrad Hubble is the son of one of Australia's great fast bowlers, a former professional Aussie Rules footballer and a fintech executive who has carried lessons from elite sport straight into the boardroom.In this episode we talk about performing under pressure, honest feedback and what it actually means to lead - with stories of sand dune runs in 45-degree heat, waking up in an ambulance and making co-founders redundant.Key moments:• Kim Hughes' "be the last to panic" framework• The devastating feedback his father gave him at 15 - and why it changed everything• Why Jarrad was never the superstar - and why that made him a better player and leaderCompounding Returns is for people who perform in boardrooms, on start lines and everywhere in between.

Half of Hyrox is Running (And Other Things I Learned Too Late)I've qualified for the Hyrox World Championships twice. I showed up underprepared the first time and exhausted the second. Both times I raced anyway. Both times something unexpected happened.This episode is about what I learned — and about the third decision, the one I didn't want to make, that turned out to require more courage than either of the races that came before it.We get into:What Hyrox actually is and why it attracts a very specific kind of personThe eight-year gap in my racing life and what brought me backWhat happens when you realise two days before race day that half of Hyrox is running — and you haven't been runningQualifying for a World Championship I didn't know existedThe hernia diagnosis, the Stockholm decision, and why not racing is sometimes the braver callHow fifteen years in global payments taught me the same lesson the start line did — and the RBS moment early in my career where I moved toward something before I could see where it ledThree things you can use this week: the push-or-withdraw framework, adaptive planning, and protecting the asset