📈 In this eye-opening episode, we dive deep into how one American manufacturing company revolutionised their business by mining Bitcoin for their employees. What started as a $120,000 investment has grown to $411,000 - and it's all going to the workers who stay.

The results? Staff turnover plummeted from 100% to just 27%. Workers who planned to retire are now staying to get their Bitcoin. This could be the future of employee retention.

Meet Mike and Julie from Blue Cotton - a 130-employee custom t-shirt manufacturing company that's changing the game with Bitcoin. They share their journey from skeptical workers to engaged Bitcoin believers, and how mining Bitcoin transformed their company culture forever.

Contact Mike & Julie: mike@bluecotton.com & julie@bluecotton.com

In this special episode of Unemployable, we welcome back Brooke Triplett alongside her star student Elisha Bagnato for an inspiring conversation about women in remote sales. After our first episode with Brooke became one of our most popular ever, we had to bring her back to share an incredible success story. Watch as Elisha shares her journey from an 11-year corporate career to surpassing her previous salary in just her first month as a remote closer. Learn how she overcame her fears, balanced family life with two young daughters, and is now preparing for a move to Bali - all within just 4 months of discovering SheSells. Key moments: - How Elisha went from skeptical corporate professional to successful remote closer - The power of mindset shifts and believing in yourself - Balancing work, motherhood, and personal growth - Real talk about income potential in remote sales - Why women are naturally suited for high-ticket sales roles 👉 For women looking to break free from the 9-5 grind, gain more time with family, and build a location-independent career, this episode is a must-watch. And for the men out there - if you know women who could benefit from this opportunity, share this episode with them.

Join us for an extraordinary conversation with Philip Fierlinger, co-founder of Xero ($25B accounting software company) and current founder of Upstock. From his early days working on groundbreaking projects at General Magic alongside future Apple innovators, to revolutionsing accounting software by making it "sexy," Philip shares the untold stories behind building one of New Zealand's most successful tech companies. Discover how user testing and design-first thinking transformed the accounting industry, why Philip chose New Zealand over Silicon Valley, and the lessons he's applying to his new venture, Upstock. Get insider insights on: - The original moment that made Xero's interface revolutionary - Working alongside Tony Fadell (future iPod/iPhone creator) in the early '90s - How Philip's industrial design background shaped Xero's success - Building marketplace platforms and the challenges of B2B software - The realities of startup life, even after a multi-billion dollar exit Whether you're a founder, designer, or tech enthusiast, this episode offers rare insights into building category-defining companies and the future of B2B software. Learn from one of tech's most innovative design thinkers about what it really takes to create magical product experiences that users love.