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Book Debut
On Monday my book AN INTRODUCTION TO A BUSINESS GROWTH MINDSET was released. The book debuted as one of Amazon Best Sellers… #1 Hottest New Release in Entrepreneurship#14 In Entrepreneurship#17 In Small Business and Entrepreneurship#93 In All Books (EPIC) The book draws on the lessons that I have learned, and I present a straight-talking, no-nonsense simple guide to creating the mindset that will give you the confidence and skills to take your business and your life to new heights. This book is for anyone who aspires to be better, not just in business. It's available
Are you simply too busy?
Today I am going to share with you one of my biggest frustrations, and that is people who constantly say - they are too busy! How often have you heard the phrase “I’m too busy”” Bullshit! Too often I hear people complaining about how little time they have and how much time their singular job occupies. Reality check! that one job is about 38 hours a week maybe 50 on the rare occasion. There are 168 hours in a week so being busy is just aa mindset! If people focused on using their time
PRAISE
For a long time, I struggled with receiving praise. In fact, I used to brush it away and not acknowledge it. Interestingly, I have always been a fan of constructive feedback - it’s how we improve - but when it came to praise, I struggled. One day, a mentor of mine bailed me up and told me this needed to stop! It was rude, and because I didn’t acknowledge the praise it made others feel uncomfortable. I had no idea! I took a deep dive into understanding why I struggled to receive
How we’re stepping out for spring fun
Kristian Livolsi and Quentin Kenihan headed to Liza Emanuele’s Spring Summer fashion launch. https://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/news/how-were-stepping-out-for-spring-fun/image-gallery/ea159846d8cb4af23a74448de8299bc0?page=3
INCUBATOR CELEBRATES ONE YEAR OF NURTURING BUSINESSES
Kristian enjoys celebrating a year of helping the Adelaide startup community through working with Thinclab! He had a wonderful time watching the startups and mentors grow over the past 12 months and looks forward to seeing everyone grow and flourish over years to come.
DEW staff network and learn at tourism conference
Minister Speirs has expressed his support for the tourism agenda, telling operators that ‘we have your back’ at the Nature-based Tourism Industry Business breakfast, one of the featured events at last week’s SA Tourism Conference. Yvette added, ‘I really enjoyed the ‘Failing Forward’ talk by Kristian Livolsi. It encouraged me to want to keep pushing with access in parks, as I feel that is my purpose in the department.’ https://www.environment.sa.gov.au/the-weekly/articles/sa-tourism-conference
Tourism conference to support state’s thriving visitor economy
The University of Adelaide’s Entrepreneur in Residence Kristian Livolsi will draw on his life experience to demonstrate how failure can be powerful tool for renewal and positive change. https://europe.etbtravelnews.global/354961/tourism-conference-to-support-states-thriving-visitor-economy/
Livolsi to help start-up centre
We have news! Kristian Livolsi has joined the ThincLab team as our inaugural Entrepreneur in Residence. Welcome Kristian! - Thinclab https://www.facebook.com/thinclabADL/posts/we-have-news-kristian-livolsi-has-joined-the-thinclab-team-as-our-inaugural-entr/1657409990991182/
ENTREPRENEUR IN RESIDENCE BRINGS HIS VISION TO THINCLAB
The University of Adelaide's ThincLab has appointed its first Entrepreneur in Residence to provide mentorship, inspiration and advice to locally based start-up companies. Adelaide entrepreneur Kristian Livolsi – who has experienced both the soaring highs and devastating lows of the business world – will apply his knowledge and leadership skills to the role of Entrepreneur in Residence at ThincLab Adelaide. https://www.adelaide.edu.au/news/news97043.html