『Hypotential Unlocking Business』のカバーアート

Hypotential Unlocking Business

Hypotential Unlocking Business

著者: Kane Tyler Smith
無料で聴く

Most trade businesses are not actually as profitable as they look. More vans, more staff, more revenue, and somehow less money left at the end of the month, less time, and a business that only runs because you are in it every day. Hypotential Unlocked is the podcast for residential trade business owners who are done with theory and want to know how the business actually gets fixed. Hosted by Kane Tyler Smith, who built Smartfix from one ute in a Perth garage to a $30.7M multi-trade business with 133 staff, and then faced the hardest moment of his career when the whole thing nearly came apart. Every episode is grounded in what actually happened inside a real business. Operator interviews with trade business owners sharing what worked and what broke. Kane breaking down lessons from real situations. No recycled business advice. No guru content. Just the kind of conversation you would have with someone who has been through it. If you are running a trade business and the numbers are not adding up the way they should, this is the show. Based in Perth, Western Australia. New episodes published weekly at hypotential.comCopyright 2026 Kane Tyler Smith マネジメント マネジメント・リーダーシップ 経済学
エピソード
  • What Two Years in Business as a Chippy Taught Me About Growing a Trade Company
    2026/05/28

    Mitch Suleau moved from Tasmania to Perth two years ago with a carpenter's ticket and nothing else. He started MBS Building Company anyway and is still figuring it out the right way.

    Kane and Mitch get into what the early years of a trade business actually look like. Why you have no idea what you want until you are almost there. Why hiring a tradesman as your first employee beats bringing on an apprentice. How to find work through referrals and social media before spending on advertising. What it takes to build a reputation fast in a city where bad tradespeople can hide. And what Kane would do differently if he was starting Smartfix again from year one.

    If you are in the first two to three years of running a trade business and figuring it out as you go, this episode is worth your time.

    hypotential.com

    Perth, Western Australia

    Mitch Suleau

    MBS Building Company

    Mitch Suleau is the founder of MBS Building Company, a Perth-based carpentry and outdoor living business specialising in decking, pergolas, patios, and renovations. Two years in, building the right way with a growing team and a builders ticket on the way.

    mbsbuildingcompany.com

    facebook.com/mbsbuildingcompany

    instagram.com/mbsbuildingcompany

    続きを読む 一部表示
    58 分
  • Getting the Phone to Ring When Work Dries Up
    2026/05/21

    Steve started E-Maintain two years ago with zero residential experience. He is still on the tools, has three staff, and is building something the right way without burning through a Google ads budget to do it.

    Kane and Steve cover the real story of starting a small electrical business in Perth with no residential background and figuring it out on the fly. They get into hiring your first apprentice vs your first sparky and why most people get that wrong, how to build consistent work through property managers and commercial relationships instead of chasing leads, why a VA might be your best early hire, and how to get the phones ringing without blowing your budget on advertising.

    If you are in the first few years of running a trade business and trying to figure out how to get consistent work without it costing you everything, this one is for you.

    hypotential.com

    Perth, Western Australia

    About Our Guest

    Steve is the owner of E-Maintain, a Perth-based electrical business specialising in residential maintenance, property manager work, and commercial service. Two years in, still on the tools, and building a business the right way from the ground up.

    続きを読む 一部表示
    55 分
  • Why Hiring More Staff Does Not Fix a Trade Business
    2026/05/14

    Most trade business owners think hiring more people will fix their problems. It does not. It exposes them. And the cost of getting it wrong is bigger than most realise.

    Kane Tyler Smith and Anthony Lawler from Nimbus Tech break down what actually happens when a trade business grows without the right processes and structure in place. This is a conversation about the chaos phase of scaling, why profit drops as revenue grows, and what needs to be sorted before you even think about hiring your next person.

    If your business feels like it runs through you and only you, this episode is why.

    hypotential.com

    Perth, Western Australia

    About Our Guest

    Anthony Lawler is the owner of Nimbus Tech, a WA-based IT services and consulting business supporting trade and service companies with systems, infrastructure, and technology.

    linkedin.com/in/anthony-lawlor-67155496

    anthony@nimbustech.cloud

    続きを読む 一部表示
    53 分
adbl_web_anon_alc_button_suppression_c
まだレビューはありません