Sammy Kennedy

Average is becoming the new danger zone.

Average marketing.
Average customer service.
Average results.

Customers have more options than ever, which means “good enough” is becoming easier to replace.

Sometimes growth isn’t about doing something massive.

It’s the 1% improvements.

A better experience.
An easier booking process.
Less friction.
More care.

Because if you make it difficult for people to buy from you, they’ll find someone who makes it easy.

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okay sooooo I’m starting something new 🥹

The further I get into business, the more I realise I don’t want to “network” with more people.

I want to meet really genuine and interesting humans.

People who’ve built things, risked things, fkd things up, figured things out… and have stories you could listen to for hours.

So I thought… what if I put 10 of those people around one dinner table?

No coaching, pitching, or ulterior motives.

Just incredible food, honest conversations and people you might actually want in your life after the dinner ends.

And because the people ARE the experience, you can’t just buy a ticket.

You apply. I get to know you. And then I’ll play founder matchmaker and curate a table of people I genuinely think should know each other 😂

Introducing the DELUSIONAL Dinner Series.

Our first table will be enjoying a private dining experience at Nobu Perth this November.

Come as strangers. Leave with people you can call. 🤍

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Not every business needs to be built for the exit.

Yes, profit matters.

Yes, growth matters.

But so does what you’re actually building along the way.

The people who helped you build it.
The customers you impact.
The problem you set out to solve.

Success isn’t always about squeezing every last dollar out of a business.

Sometimes it’s about building something you’re genuinely proud of, and making sure the people who helped you get there aren’t forgotten when you finally win.

Because at the end of the day, it’s never just business.

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People aren’t broke.

They’re just more intentional about where their money goes.

Consumers are asking:

Is it worth it?
Do I need it?
Why should I choose you?

And if your marketing isn’t answering those questions, you’re making it harder for people to buy.

Posting your offer isn’t enough anymore.

Give people a reason to choose you.

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Some opportunities can’t be bought.

But they can be created.

One of the biggest things I underestimated about starting a podcast was the doors it could open.

A podcast gives you a reason to connect with people you might never normally have access to.

Instead of asking someone for a coffee or sending another cold DM, you can approach them with something valuable.

A platform.

An audience.

An opportunity to share what they know.

And one conversation can turn into a relationship, an introduction, a speaking opportunity, or an entirely new room you never expected to enter.

Sometimes the ROI isn’t just how many people listened.

It’s who you now have access to because you started.

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Hopefully this helps you as much as it’s helped us 🤞

Revenue means nothing if there’s no profit left.

It’s easy to chase bigger numbers, make more sales and spend more as the business grows.

But if you’re constantly waiting for “more money” before you start saving, you may never build financial security.

Know your numbers.

Prioritise profit.

Build the buffer.

Because the more cash reserves you have, the less reactive you become.

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