This week on The Wolf of Queen Street, I’m joined by James Laughlin, a 7-time world champion drummer, executive coach, and author of the book Habits of High Performers.In this powerful episode, we dive into:What elite performance looks like, from drumkits to boardroomsThe neuroscience-backed habits that fuel sustainable excellenceWhy self-leadership is the real foundation of impactful leadershipWhether you’re leading a team, building your legacy, or simply seeking your next breakthrough, this is the episode you can’t afford to miss.

This week on The Wolf of Queen Street Podcast, I sat down with Fraser Bray, a rising force in the world of User-Generated Content (UGC).

Fraser started with zero followers, no client list, and no clue what UGC even was and now he’s creating content for brands across NZ that actually converts.

In this episode, we dive into:

📱 How he built a business from scratch using UGC

📸 What brands are REALLY looking for in creators

💡 The mindset shift that changed everything

🔥 Tips for standing out in the content economy

If you're curious about the UGC game, want to work with brands, or just need the inspiration to start something of your own, this one’s for you.

This week, I’m sitting down with with Tim Max - a mindset mentor, content creator, and youth leader who’s turning personal struggles into purpose. Known for his raw, relatable energy and passion for growth, Tim uses his platform to help others shift their mindset and own their story. In this episode, we get personal. Tim opens up about the hard moments that shaped him, the power of family in keeping him grounded, and why he’s on a mission to help the next generation find their voice before they lose it. We dive into: Why mindset isn’t just about motivation, but identity. How fatherhood changed his drive and direction. What it takes to break cycles and lead with intention. How to speak life into others and yourself. Whether you’re at the start of your growth journey or deep in the work, Tim brings a fresh and grounded perspective that’s hard to ignore.