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You can't save your way to your dream life anymore. The truth is, you’re gonna need to learn to make more money. The Travis Makes Money Podcast is not your typical personal finance show. Rather than shaming you for buying a Starbucks coffee or pressuring you to become a billionaire, we focus on empowering you to make more money so you can enjoy life today while preparing for your future. You don’t have to cut back so much that you miss out on the present, and you don’t need to become the next Jeff Bezos either. Hosted by veteran podcaster Travis Chappell, each daily episode features interviews with regular people just like you – yes, you – who have learned how to make more money in unique and unconventional ways. From turning side hustles into an extra six figures to building massive business empires, these conversations dive into the mindset shifts, hard-earned lessons, and simple strategies that helped these individuals succeed. With over 1,000 podcast episodes under his belt, Travis has developed a unique ability to pull out inspiring stories and practical advice you can apply to your own financial journey that you just won’t hear anywhere else. Whether you’re looking for strategies on side hustles, skill building, investing, building generational wealth, or just motivation to take your next steps, this podcast is your resource. Tune in daily for insights, actionable tips, and inspiration from some of the most successful and interesting money-makers on the planet.
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Welcome to The Executive Exchange, a premier podcast series for on-the-go senior executives. Each episode features short, impactful podcasts where industry leaders share key insights and experiences from the water industry.
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Welcome to The Executive Exchange, a premier podcast series for on-the-go senior executives. Each episode features short, impactful podcasts where industry leaders share key insights and experiences from the water industry.
2% of the population, 38% of the assets', with George Theo, Tas Water In this episode of the Exec Exchange podcast, host Piers Clark interviews George Theo, the Chief Executive of TasWater in Australia. George shares his extensive experience of nearly 39 years in the water industry, including his previous role as CEO of Unity Water, and discusses the complexities of merging multiple council water utilities at TasWater. He explains the rationale behind the creation of TasWater and the challenges of managing an expansive, yet sparsely populated area with numerous water treatment plants. George also highlights the critical achievements in improving water quality across Tasmania and emphasizes the importance of strategic planning, infrastructure rationalization, and teamwork to address long-standing legacy issues. The episode concludes with a personal reflection from George on the work ethic instilled in him by his parents. 00:00 Introduction and Guest Welcome 00:19 George Theo's Background and Experience 01:46 Overview of TasWater 03:19 Challenges and Achievements of TasWater 05:46 Future Plans and Regulatory Challenges 09:41 Team and Leadership at TasWater 11:09 Personal Reflections and Closing…
Day Zero, Cape Town - 7 years on... (with Leonardo Manus, Exec Director, Water and Sanitation, Cape Town) In this episode of the Exec Exchange, host Piers Clark speaks with Leonardo Manus, Executive Director for Water and Sanitation at the City of Cape Town. They discuss the aftermath of the Day Zero crisis, challenges posed by the post-COVID influx of vulnerable populations, and innovative strategies for water management including desalination and water reclamation. Manus shares insights from his extensive career, emphasizing the importance of sustainable infrastructure and the role of trust in water utilities. He also reflects on his journey, offering valuable advice for younger engineers and professionals in the water sector. 00:00 Introduction and Guest Introduction 00:45 Leonardo Manus' Background and Role 02:00 Cape Town's Day Zero Crisis 04:21 Current Challenges and Innovations 07:39 Future Strategies and Reflections 10:37 Advice for Future Leaders 12:07 Conclusion and Closing Remarks…
Our Transforming Journey (from laggard to upper quartile) with Alex Plant, CEO, Scottish Water In this episode of The Exec Exchange, host Piers Clark interviews Alex Plant, Chief Executive of Scottish Water. Alex shares his career journey, including significant roles in Anglian Water, the Civil Aviation Authority, and the UK Treasury. They discuss the unique public ownership model of Scottish Water, its transformation since formation in 2002, and its current standing. Alex highlights the organization’s customer-centric approach, effective regulation, and future goals, including raising public awareness about water usage in Scotland. The conversation also touches on Alex’s personal values and leadership philosophy. 00:00 Introduction to the Exec Exchange Podcast 00:17 Alex Plant's Career Journey 01:30 Overview of Scottish Water 01:42 Scottish Water's Unique Public Ownership Model 03:55 Transformation Journey of Scottish Water 09:49 Future Vision for Scottish Water 11:19 Personal Insights from Alex Plant 12:14 Conclusion and Farewell…
The similarities (and the differences) between the water, energy and transport sectors, with Nicola Shaw, CBE, Chief Executive for Yorkshire Water In this episode of The Exec Exchange, host Piers Clark converses with Nicola Shaw, Chief Executive at Yorkshire Water. Nicola shares her career journey from transport to energy, and finally to the water sector. She discusses her motives for joining each industry, focusing on people, cities, and net zero. Shaw opens up about the challenges and achievements at Yorkshire Water, emphasizing strategic shifts and increased investment to improve river health and asset health. Nicola also reflects on leadership lessons and offers advice to her younger self. Join the conversation for insights on leadership in large-scale infrastructure and utilities. 00:00 Introduction to The Exec Exchange 00:16 Nicola Shaw's Career Journey 02:45 Insights into Yorkshire Water 03:21 Challenges in the Water Sector 05:51 Future Plans and Investments 09:33 Advice to Younger Self 10:29 Conclusion and Farewell…
Hetch Hetchy, San Francisco's secret engineering marvel (with Dennis Herrera, General Manager, San Francisco Public Utilities Commission) In this episode of the Exec Exchange podcast, host Piers Clark interviews Dennis Herrera, the General Manager of the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission (SFPUC). Dennis shares his extensive background as a former City Attorney and his current role leading the SFPUC, a $3 billion enterprise serving millions of people in the Bay Area with water, wastewater, and power services. Dennis discusses the significance of the Hetch Hetchy water system, its historical background, and its importance to San Francisco's growth. The conversation also touches on environmental stewardship, the challenges posed by climate change, and the need for mentorship in professional growth. 00:00 Introduction and Guest Welcome 00:22 Dennis Herrera's Background 00:55 Overview of San Francisco Public Utilities Commission 02:35 California Wildfires and Climate Change 04:10 The Hetch Hetchy Project 06:44 Environmental Impact and Controversies 09:29 Mentorship and Career Advice 10:49 Conclusion and Farewell…
How to reduce demand by 55% (or 'The story of Cape Town’s Day Zero event’), with Mike Webster, former Executive Director: Water and Sanitation for the City of Cape Town In this episode of The Exec Exchange, host Piers Clark speaks to Mike Webster, Program Manager for the 2030 Water Resources Group at the World Bank. The discussion focuses on Mike's previous role as Executive Director of Water and Sanitation in Cape Town during the city's severe water crisis. They explore how the crisis unfolded, the measures taken to achieve a 55% reduction in water demand, and the lasting changes implemented to prevent future crises. Mike emphasizes the importance of combining engineering solutions, financial incentives, and public communications. He also reflects on his career decisions and their impact on his professional path. 00:00 Introduction to the Exec Exchange 00:11 Meet Mike Webster: From Cape Town to the World Bank 01:40 The Cape Town Water Crisis: A Deep Dive 04:16 Demand Management Strategies 08:05 Post-Crisis Measures and Future Strategies 11:22 Reflections and Career Advice 12:30 Conclusion and Farewell…
Exec Exchange with Bob Taylor: Water Resources in Southern England In this episode of Exec Exchange, host Piers Clark interviews Bob Taylor, the Chief Executive of Portsmouth Water. They discuss Bob’s extensive career in the water sector, spanning over 40 years with international experience, and his journey since joining Portsmouth Water in 2018. The conversation covers Portsmouth Water’s operational efficiency, unique geographic advantages, and the upcoming challenges and initiatives such as the smart metering program and the construction of the Havant Thicket Reservoir. Bob also shares insights on water resource management in the UK, the collaborative efforts among water utilities, and reflections on his career choices and international experiences. 00:00 Introduction and Guest Welcome 00:27 Bob Taylor's Background and Career Journey 01:46 Portsmouth Water Overview 04:43 Water Resources and Challenges 08:03 Future Plans and Innovations 10:16 Reflections and Advice 12:16 Conclusion and Sign-Off…
Transitioning to a Smart Water Society In this episode of the Exec Exchange, host Piers Clark speaks with Hans Goossens, the chief executive of De Watergroep. They discuss Hans' career transition from a multinational fertilizer company to leading Belgium's largest public water company. Hans shares the challenges and innovations in the water sector, especially in addressing climate change through diversified water sources and building a water-resilient society. He emphasizes the importance of public trust and the intersection of water and energy. Reflecting on his career, Hans provides insights on balancing human activities with nature for a sustainable future. 00:00 Introduction to the Exec Exchange Podcast 00:27 Meet Hans Goossens: Career Journey 02:41 About De Watergroep 04:20 The Water Sector Transition 06:51 Innovative Water Solutions 10:06 Future Perspectives and Reflections 11:24 Conclusion and Farewell…
Transforming Manila Water: Insights from Jocot De Dios In this episode of Exec Exchange, Piers Clark interviews Jocot De Dios, the Chief Executive of Manila Water. Jocot shares his extensive background in various industries, including his roles in construction, energy, and multinational companies, before leading Manila Water. They discuss the operational challenges Manila Water faces, and in particular, how the company deals with natural disasters such as recent typhoons, and how they manage and actively harness these events. Jocot outlines his vision for transforming Manila Water into a global utility by focusing on best practices and innovation. He also shares advice for his younger self and reflects on his journey over the past four years. The episode provides valuable insights into leadership and resilience in the water sector. 00:00 Introduction to the Exec Exchange Podcast 00:25 Meet Jocot De Dios: Career Journey 02:30 Manila Water: Operations and Reach 03:59 Challenges and Resilience: Typhoon Impact 08:08 Global Ambitions for Manila Water 10:43 Advice and Reflections 12:15 Conclusion and Farewell…
Managing Water in the Desert: A Conversation with Doa Ross In this episode of the Exec Exchange, host Piers Clark interviews Doa Ross, the Deputy General Manager for Engineering at both Las Vegas Valley Water and Southern Nevada Water Authority. Doa discusses her journey into the field of civil engineering, motivated by her passion for math and science and her desire to make a positive impact. They delve into the operations and challenges of managing water utilities in a water-scarce region, the importance of Hoover Dam, and the innovative measures taken to ensure water supply despite ongoing drought conditions. The conversation also touches on public perceptions of water conservation and the essential role of community involvement. Doa concludes by sharing valuable career advice, emphasizing the importance of building a career foundation before starting a family. 00:00 Introduction to the Exec Exchange Podcast 00:43 Meet Doa Ross: Journey to Deputy GM 02:23 Understanding the Dual Utilities 03:55 The Role of Hoover Dam and Lake Mead 05:27 Addressing Climate Change and Drought 06:35 Innovative Water Management Solutions 10:31 Community Involvement and Conservation 12:13 Advice to the Younger Generation 13:45 Conclusion and Farewell…
In this episode of 'The Exec Exchange', host Piers Clark sits down with Mr Ong Tze-Ch’in, the Chief Executive of PUB Singapore , to explore his unique transition from a military career to leading Singapore’s water utility. They discuss PUB's extensive responsibilities, including water supply, wastewater treatment, and climate adaptation. Tze-Ch'in shares insights from his recent experience at COP29, focusing on water recycling efforts embodied by Singapore’s NEWater and the innovative NEWBrew beer. The conversation also delves into PUB's strategies to address climate crises and advice for future water sector leaders. 00:00 Introduction to The Exec Exchange 00:26 Meet Tze-Ch'in Ong: From Military to Water Sector 01:30 Overview of PUB Singapore 02:21 Singapore's Water Recycling and National Security 03:30 Insights from COP29 04:57 NEWater and New Brew: Innovations in Water Recycling 08:27 PUB's Climate Adaptation Strategies 13:23 Advice for Future Leaders 14:50 Conclusion and Farewell…
In this episode of The Exec Exchange, Piers Clark interviews Steve Capewell, Managing Director of Goulburn Valley Water . Steve shares his journey from Perth to Victoria, discussing his experience dealing with water security amidst the challenges posed by climate change. The conversation covers his work on seawater desalination in Perth and the unique water management requirements in Goulburn Valley, a key food production region in Australia. Steve emphasizes the importance of innovation, advanced water treatment processes, and the crucial role of talented people in achieving long-term water security. 00:00 Introduction and Guest Welcome 00:24 Steve Capewell's Background 02:22 Goulburn Valley Water Overview 04:23 Water Security Challenges in Australia 04:59 Innovative Solutions in Perth 10:27 Lessons for Goulburn Valley 13:52 Advice for Future Leaders 14:53 Conclusion and Farewell…
Managing Water Utilities: Challenges and Innovations with Sarah Cumming In this episode of 'The Exec Exchange,' host Piers Clark speaks with Sarah Cumming, the Managing Director of Gippsland Water in Australia. Sarah shares her unique career journey from litigation law to water utility management and discusses the complexities and opportunities of handling industrial clients. Topics covered include the geographical and demographic context of Gippsland Water, the infrastructure's resilience, and the significant operational challenges posed by transitioning industrial clients. Sarah also highlights the innovative non-regulated businesses Gippsland Water has developed to maintain low service costs for residential customers, including Gippsland Regional Organics and Gippsland Regional Agribusiness. The discussion concludes with Sarah’s insights on future plans and her advice on embracing challenges in the sector. 00:00 Gippsland Water 02:05 million dollars worth of…
Building a 100% Renewable Water Utility from Scratch: Insights from ENOWA's Gavin van Tonder In this episode of the Exec Exchange, host Piers Clark talks with Gavin van Tonder from NEOM about the ambitious project of developing a water utility entirely powered by renewable energy. Gavin shares his journey from Itron's supply side to leading a ground breaking initiative in Saudi Arabia's NEOM and ENOWA. The conversation delves into the strategic choices involved in building a sustainable, fully renewable water utility from scratch, the unique challenges of the NEOM project, and the importance of leveraging global expertise and technology. Gavin also offers valuable advice for young professionals in the sector based on his extensive experience. 00:00 Introduction to the Exec Exchange 00:32 Meet Gavin van Tonder: From Itron to NEOM 02:00 The Vision of NEOM and ENOWA 05:43 Building a Sustainable Future: Renewable Energy in NEOM 10:14 Innovative Energy Solutions and Challenges 14:46 Final Thoughts and Advice from Gavin van Tonder…
Innovation Unleashed: Heidi Mottram's Journey and the Impact of Northumbrian Water's Festival In this episode of the Exec Exchange podcast, host Piers Clark interviews Heidi Mottram, Chief Executive of Northumbrian Water, exploring her unique transition from the railway industry to the water sector. They delve into the inception and growth of the Innovation Festival, established by Northumbrian Water in 2017, which has become a global collaborative platform involving around 3,000 participants from 33 countries. The festival combines the vibrancy of British summer festivals with activities like sprints, hackathons, and STEM engagements to drive innovation across various sectors including water, gas, electricity, and telecommunications. Success stories, such as the creation of an underground utilities map impacting the UK economy, are highlighted. Heidi also shares insights from her career, emphasizing the importance of hard work, inspiring leadership, and collaborative efforts in achieving significant advancements. 00:00 Introduction to the Exec Exchange Podcast 00:29 Heidi Mottram's Background and Journey 01:46 Overview of Northumbrian Water 03:00 The Innovation Festival: Origins and Concept 06:31 Success Stories from the Innovation Festival 08:03 Mapping the Future: From Local to National Impact 08:26 The Power of Collaboration and Innovation 08:53 Unexpected Challenges and Uncontrolled Elements 10:26 Global Influence and Expansion 11:04 Sustaining the Innovation Festival 11:58 Open Innovation and Sector-Wide Participation 12:52 Reflecting on Personal and Professional Advice 14:49 Closing Remarks and Final Thoughts…
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