BV42: Dylan Reddering: Attacked by a Great White Shark.

• Growing up in Plettenberg bay.

• Geographic ripeness for Great Whites.

• Robberg Peninsula and its seal population.

• Joining the high five at 5 community.

• An ominous premonition.

• How it feels to be hit by a shark.

• The injury Dylan suffered.

• The dream effect of near death moments and the lack of pain from shock.

• The benefits of getting attacked by a shark.

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BV41: John Fernandes: Learning by investing.

• The qualities you need to stick to investments.

• “I would say no matter what age you are, start investing.”

• The value of delayed gratification.

• Waiting 1 year before buying a want.

• “Buying gives me dopamine; Investing gives me serotonin”

• John’s Mentors:

• 1) His own father for giving through music. Losing one's self in music. Passion and emoting.

• 2) His own mother: The bond of family and keeping the family together through thick and thin.

• 3) Francis, a family friend, taught John Accountability. “Anything that happens don’t ever look around and point fingers. It’s you.”

• 4) Someone taught John leadership and investing. “Do the right things. Time is your friend and your enemy.”

• Books: The magic of thinking big. How to win friends and influence people.

• Johns’ answer to Nexus’ question

• Johns’ question: In todays’ world, how long does it make sense to plan for and what should you plan for?

BV40: John Fernandes: Music changes your state.

• How music can change your state.

• Music facilitating crying.

• “Music and films really touch me and affect me and move me as a person. They make me feel incredibly elevated. I have felt the highest highs emotionally from music and film and I can experience incredible sadness and sorrow through music and film.”

• The music industry in India.

• “If you want to make money and have a proper career that affords you everything you want you have to focus on the business side.”

• “You can never tell someone what you’re worth”

• "How can you tell someone what you’re worth without actually telling them?"

• “Most people will only remember the last (extra) half an hour of the show.”

• “What we set out to do is delight clients”

• “They should be so in awe that they can’t help the next day but to talk about you. That’s when you’re a brand.”

• Endorsement, social proof and the value given by our fellow man.

• “I believe in manifestation but in the way that you have to clearly define that goal in your mind. You have to be able to picture it, feel it, taste it. And that guides you. It puts you in a position to be able to achieve that.”

• "Play for all 5 people in the crowd. One of them could be the one who makes the change."

• “There is so much mediocre work going on in the world today that when you go above and beyond it really stands out.”

• “The brand is always on.”

• “1 person can influence 100 people. For each 1 person that supports you, you potentially add another 100 to your network.”

• “Family. That’s one of my main values.”

• “I believe how you treat your family is how you treat the world around you.”

• “It starts with family values and it just expands out of that”

• “I believe that we have to be the best that we can be.”

• “The day you stop growing is the day you die.”

• “How do we make this better?”

• “It can always be better. It’s never the best.”

• “I don’t want to ever chase money for the sake of money. I want to chase these other things: Craftsmanship, excellence, values, growth, connections, people. Everything else is just a biproduct of that. If my money has grown it’s just a bi-product of that.”

• “I don’t believe this is a finite world. There’s plenty to go round. So we’re fine actually.”