Business, Banter & Tuk Tuks: Sri Lanka Edition

In the milestone 200th episode of "10 million in 10 years," host David Melse broadcasts from Sri Lanka with a diverse group of business owners. The episode captures raw conversations about entrepreneurship, travel, and personal growth against the backdrop of tuk-tuk adventures and beachside discussions.

Brett O'Donnell discusses how Rogue Heroes originated from a desire to create meaningful experiences beyond conventional socialising. He emphasises how the trip's unexpected challenges became its most valuable aspects, forcing everyone to develop resilience and patience while strengthening connections.

AI features prominently in conversations, with several guests sharing how they're implementing technologies like video generation, multilingual training tools, and knowledge bases to transform their businesses. Brett highlights how AI isn't just automating tasks but fundamentally reshaping business models, creating distinct markets at premium and budget price points.

Throughout the episode, guests reflect on business philosophies, from the value of taking extreme ownership to the importance of clear vision. Pete explains how journaling through challenges helps turn problems into learning opportunities, while Nick shares insights about transitioning out of a business he built over nine years.

The common thread through all conversations is how shared adventure accelerates relationships and personal growth. Whether driving tuk-tuks through chaotic traffic, climbing mountains, or expanding businesses with AI, the message is consistent: meaningful growth happens at the edge of comfort zones, and connecting with others makes the journey worthwhile.