The Lazy CEO Podcast with Jane Lu
Join Jane Lu, Founder & CEO of the global fashion brand Showpo, as she chats with the amazing entrepreneurs behind some of the most iconic brands we all know and love, as well as the trailblazers and subject matter experts in their respective industries. This podcast will cover all things business, mindset, personal development while taking you on a journey to become your best self.
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Happy almost New Year’s Eve, Poddy Fam! 🎉
Today, we’re resharing one of our favourite episodes because we all know Roxy Jacenko is the queen of PR, and with our personal branding mini-series just two weeks away, we’re here to fire you up and get you ready to crush 2026!
In this episode, we revisit Roxy - one of Australia’s most influential PR figures, powerhouse entrepreneur, and founder of Sweaty Betty PR ...
Merry Christmas, Poddy Fam! 🎄
Today, we’re revisiting Tammy Hembrow - influencer turned entrepreneur, Forbes cover star, and AFR Young Rich List alum with nearly 17 million Instagram followers. Tammy started with just a $400 investment, grew Tammy Fit into a 3-million-download wellness app, and launched Saski, her 8-figure activewear ...
In this episode, Jane is joined by Daniel Hakim, founder and CEO of the Club of United Business (CUB). Daniel has built a thriving community for business owners who want to grow, connect, and enjoy networking.
They’re focusing on Little Locker, an ethically made kids’ clothing brand founded by Emily. Jane ...
This week on The Lazy CEO Podcast, Jane chats to Eugene Healy - brand strategist, educator, and creator whose insights have helped giants like Google, Spotify, and Red Bull cut through the noise. Eugene shares how brands can stay relevant in today’s fast-changing media landscape and why old marketing approaches are failing.
In this episode, you’ll ...
From 15th birthday celebrations to Black Friday prep to reminiscing on the early Showpo days, this episode dives into the three lessons I wish I’d known in my first year of business.
In this episode, you’ll learn:
- The role luck actually...
Aaron Sansoni went from blowing $180,000 in his first year to building an empire worth over $250 million. But this episode isn’t a highlight reel. It’s the raw, unfiltered reality of what it actually takes to build something that lasts. Aaron opens up about the early mistakes: debt, unpaid taxes, failed businesses, and the painful cash flow lessons that shaped his philosophy.
In t...
In this episode, Jane is joined by Daniel Hakim, founder and CEO of the Club of United Business (CUB). Daniel launched CUB at just 23 years old and has since built it into one of Australia’s most vibrant communities for business owners who want to grow, connect, and genuinely enjoy networking.
This week’s business review focuses on Muun Skincare, a Korean skincare brand founded by Cindy, who left her full-ti...
From hand-folding flyers in an apartment to selling a company for $180M, Frank Greeff has lived the startup journey most founders only dream about.
In this episode, Frank shares the story of how he and his brothers built RealBase from scratch - a small signage business that evolved into a tech marketplace connecting real estate agents with all their suppliers. Along the way, they navigated a high-stakes 50/50 merger ...
This week on The Lazy CEO Podcast, Jane chats to Eugene Healy - brand strategist, educator, and creator whose insights have helped giants like Google, Spotify, and Red Bull cut through the noise.
Eugene breaks down 3 tips to make any brand unforgettable. Forget the old influencer playbook - just posting with lifestyle stars won’t cut it anymore. We dive into how founders can team u...
How do you turn a uni side hustle and a love of shoes into one of Australia’s biggest fashion empires?
In this episode, Susannah Khouzame shares how she built Billini, the iconic footwear brand that started in her garage, now stocked at over 500 stockists worldwide and of course the one you probably bought from first, Showpo!
With no background in footwear, Susannah taught herself everything from scratch, from sourcing...
In this month’s Help My Small Business episode, Jane is joined by Anaita Sarkar, co-founder of Hero Packaging, to help Shakas from Billow Beach take her brand to the next level. Shakas is looking for advice on sourcing the right wholesalers and validating her product appeal.
Jane an...
How do you turn a cheeky side hustle into one of Australia’s most recognisable swimwear brands?
In this episode, Adam Linforth shares exactly how he did it. From starting in a “safe” career in banking to buying Budgy Smuggler on a whim, Adam turned a hyper-seasonal, zero-order product into a global brand worn by tradies, footy players, and surf lifesavers alike.
He dives into why he’d rather fail at somethin...
Life isn’t about ticking boxes - it’s about defining what truly matters. In this episode, Jane sits down with her close friend Jude Batrac to explore 5 lessons for living intentionally.
They discuss how to stop living someone else’s vision of success, prioritise what’s important, express feelings, nurture meaningful friendships, and allow yourself to be happy. Jane and Jude share honest, actionable insights ...
How do you move past busywork, tackle your biggest business constraints, and actually scale your company?
In this episode, Jack Delosa shares exactly how he did it. From starting in business at 17 to building The Entourage into Australia’s largest business coaching agency, Jack has helped clients generate over $1B in annual sales and supports a global networ...
In this month’s Help My Small Business episode, Jane is joined by Anaita Sarkar, co-founder of Hero Packaging, to help Bec from Glow by Becca get her business back on track after financial setbacks and product losses. As a mum juggling entrepreneurship, Bec faces the challenge of balancing family life while trying to grow her self-tanning brand.
Jane and Anaita explore practical ways to stabilise ca...
How do you actually get a buyer’s attention and convince them to put your brand on shelves nationwide?
In this episode, Jordan Mylius shares exactly how he did it. From buying a tanning salon at just 21, to helping Bondi Sands expand into thousands of doors, to launching Hairification, a haircare brand that landed in Coles, Woolworths, and Priceline in under two years and is on track to turn over $20M, Jordan knows wha...
Leadership isn’t about doing it all yourself - it’s about building high-performing teams, protecting your vision, and knowing when to evolve. In this episode, Jane sits down with her close friend Jude, a keynote speaker and masterful moderator who knows how to shake up workplace culture and spark action through storytelling. Who better to put Jane in the hot seat than one of her closest mates?
They dive into the ...
#120 BruntWork: How Jeremy Levitt Used Google Ads and AI to Build Multiple Million Dollar Businesses
Would you believe you can scale a business without social content, influencers, or followers? Jeremy Levitt founder of Brunt Work, Baden Bower, and ServiceSeeking has done exactly that.
From being fired from a top lawfirm to building multiple businesses, Jeremy has scaled companies without social media- leaning on Google Ads, SEO, PR, and AI to grow smarter and faster.
We dive into the realities of scaling -...
Struggling with pricing and value perception? You’re not alone.
This episode of The Lazy CEO dives into the sales and marketing challenges faced by early-stage founders – through the lens of Lauren’s business, Colour Capsule, a colour analysis service helping women feel confident in what they wear.
Jane and Jack Delosa (founder of The Entourage, AFR Young Rich Lister, and one of Australia’s top...
Stanley Henry didn’t build The Attention Seeker with big budgets - he built it from coffee catch-ups, LinkedIn posts, and relentless consistency.
Today, his agency has over a million followers, including 800k on TikTok, creating content people actually want to watch.
You’ve probably seen him as the grumpy boss on TikTok, constantly provoked by his Gen Z sidekick Jony. Behind the skits is a strategist who knows how to ca...
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