In this episode of "Rolling Through Negotiations," we yarn with Isaac Harrison, a Kabi Kabi and Birri man, a visionary entrepreneur, and a dedicated father of three. Isaac's groundbreaking journey in renewables and marketing, most notably founding and exiting Bunjil Energy in Melbourne and his current influential positions at Towcha Technology and Jarrah Boy. 

Key Points: 

•  Path to Shareholding in Towcha Technology and Jarrah Boy: Isaac talks about his journey towards becoming a shareholder in these two deadly companies, sharing lessons in patience and determination.
• Family and Entrepreneurial Balance: Insights into how Isaac juggles his responsibilities as a father and an entrepreneur, highlighting the importance of balance.
• Integration of Culture in Business: Hear how Isaac's cultural values influences his approach to business and family life.
• Sports for Mental Well being: Isaac discusses the significance of sports in his life, both for mental health and character building.
• The Power of Forgiveness: Isaac reflects on the importance of forgiveness, both towards oneself and others, and how this shapes his interactions and overall perspective.
•  The Wisdom of Self-Awareness: Explore how Isaac's adherence to the principle of 'know thyself' serves as a cornerstone in his life and negotiations, reinforcing the idea that profound self understanding lays the groundwork for successful interactions with others.

Check out our conversation with Isaac Harrison, where we dive into the worlds of business, life, and culture. For more about Isaac, take a look at his LinkedIn profile:
 https://au.linkedin.com/in/isaaclharrison

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