The Flour Mill

What I love about the building is that it's a little bit like Nicole and I. It's old school but modern, right? It's got some heritage, but it's got modern finishings, and it fit who we were or who we are.

My name is Nicole Baldino, and I'm the co-founder and executive producer of The $100 MBA Show.

My name is Omar Zenhom. I am the co-founder and the host of The $100 MBA Show podcast.

The idea of moving into a physical space was, I thought, a necessary evolution that we needed to make in the podcast journey.

Creating the studio was all about getting in the right environment. I'm a big believer that if you're in the right environment, you can change your behavior, you can produce better results.

I think we got lucky finding this space. Some felt a little bit too corporate. This space had everything, a beautiful It had a beautiful aesthetic. It was the right size. It had a good configuration with the partitioned room that we could turn into a podcast studio.

So I think this is going to be the one. Do you think?

I have a very good feeling about it.

We liked Summer Hills vibe. It didn't feel too corporate. It felt like a community. It felt like a neighborhood.

The space has history. So it used to be an old flour mill. So it was a working flour mill until 1922. And when they recreated the space, they retained 30% of the original building. which I think lends it so much character, and it just, it felt right from the beginning. A perfect foundation for a creative project.

The mission is to become the number one resource for people wanting to start and grow a business, and it starts here in Sydney, and it's going to go out to the rest of the world. We really believe in this mission, and I think it's definitely achievable given the fact that we're building a great team.

We've got a lot of work to do. I know it.

Come on, we need the team to come and help.

This is so cool.

It's great.

I love it.