SamJewelCarbon

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@UrthBlockchain

championing farmers since 1998 - new: Podcasting with my network and doing M&A

Australia

Joined September 2017

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@UrthBlockchain

about 2 months ago

AUS Mandates Seafood Labelling (1 July) — Will It Change the Industry? new podcast check it out A third of the global population relies on seafood as a primary protein source. Yet most consumers still assume farmed fish is inferior to wild-caught…. https://t.co/sXaogoKTKW for your preferred platform YT: https://t.co/XWCVr1xOIs

UrthBlockchain's tweet photo. AUS Mandates Seafood Labelling (1 July) — Will It Change the Industry?
new podcast check it out

A third of the global population relies on seafood as a primary protein source. Yet most consumers still assume farmed fish is inferior to wild-caught….
https://t.co/sXaogoKTKW for your preferred platform
YT: https://t.co/XWCVr1xOIs

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@UrthBlockchain

2 months ago

I’ve just been in the centre of the gulf war in qatar for almost a month and watching the social media like everyone else. now in the rural areas it is bad in Australia IF YOU DRIVE DEISEL which is most farmers and my taxi ride back from the airport the driver had a big tank and it now cost him $180 a tank to fill instead of $90 because he drives deisel and he’s stressing as he has no other income and no one in the taxi industry has increased the price for a ride (so i tipped him a huge amount for the fuel). And the same with farmer who are paying the price spike in inputs and fuel as it’s critical but it’s close to growing will be a loss as the market is not paying for these increases. But unlike Thailand where I’ve just been a week where their 69,000,000 person strong population is already on fuel rations and our hotel was only 1/2 full, Australia where I just flew into this morning and is having “ busy” times it’s not like Asian countries with long lines. This is tonight i filled up and drove past 4 stations at 9:30pm inner city on a sunday night. I just felt we needed some perspective It will hit here but slower than other countries. But notice despite cost of fuel (of which 50% is tax theoretically to pay for road maintenance), It’s not busy on the roads or the stations. I know normal sunday night, but these are abnormal times anc it will hit here slower . why don’t we have enough fuel in a mineral rich country? Because it’s all owned by Shell, Blackrock, BHP etc and we don’t own it! it all goes elsewhere,

UrthBlockchain's tweet photo. I’ve just been in the centre of the gulf war in qatar for almost a month and watching the social media like everyone else. now in the rural areas it is bad in Australia IF YOU DRIVE DEISEL which is most farmers and my taxi ride back from the airport the driver had a big tank and it now cost him $180 a tank to fill instead of $90 because he drives deisel and he’s stressing as he has no other income and no one in the taxi industry has increased the price for a ride (so i tipped him a huge amount for the fuel). And the same with farmer who are paying the price spike in inputs and fuel as it’s critical but it’s close to growing will be a loss as the market is not paying for these increases.

But unlike Thailand where I’ve just been a week where their 69,000,000 person strong population is already on fuel rations and our hotel was only 1/2 full, Australia where I just flew into this morning and is having “ busy” times it’s not like Asian countries with long lines. This is tonight i filled up and drove past 4 stations at 9:30pm inner city on a sunday night.

I just felt we needed some perspective

It will hit here but slower than other countries.

But notice despite cost of fuel (of which 50% is tax theoretically to pay for road maintenance), It’s not busy on the roads or the stations. I know normal sunday night, but these are abnormal times anc it will hit here slower .

why don’t we have enough fuel in a mineral rich country? Because it’s all owned by Shell, Blackrock, BHP etc and we don’t own it! it all goes elsewhere,

UrthBlockchain's tweet photo. I’ve just been in the centre of the gulf war in qatar for almost a month and watching the social media like everyone else. now in the rural areas it is bad in Australia IF YOU DRIVE DEISEL which is most farmers and my taxi ride back from the airport the driver had a big tank and it now cost him $180 a tank to fill instead of $90 because he drives deisel and he’s stressing as he has no other income and no one in the taxi industry has increased the price for a ride (so i tipped him a huge amount for the fuel). And the same with farmer who are paying the price spike in inputs and fuel as it’s critical but it’s close to growing will be a loss as the market is not paying for these increases.

But unlike Thailand where I’ve just been a week where their 69,000,000 person strong population is already on fuel rations and our hotel was only 1/2 full, Australia where I just flew into this morning and is having “ busy” times it’s not like Asian countries with long lines. This is tonight i filled up and drove past 4 stations at 9:30pm inner city on a sunday night.

I just felt we needed some perspective

It will hit here but slower than other countries.

But notice despite cost of fuel (of which 50% is tax theoretically to pay for road maintenance), It’s not busy on the roads or the stations. I know normal sunday night, but these are abnormal times anc it will hit here slower .

why don’t we have enough fuel in a mineral rich country? Because it’s all owned by Shell, Blackrock, BHP etc and we don’t own it! it all goes elsewhere,

UrthBlockchain's tweet photo. I’ve just been in the centre of the gulf war in qatar for almost a month and watching the social media like everyone else. now in the rural areas it is bad in Australia IF YOU DRIVE DEISEL which is most farmers and my taxi ride back from the airport the driver had a big tank and it now cost him $180 a tank to fill instead of $90 because he drives deisel and he’s stressing as he has no other income and no one in the taxi industry has increased the price for a ride (so i tipped him a huge amount for the fuel). And the same with farmer who are paying the price spike in inputs and fuel as it’s critical but it’s close to growing will be a loss as the market is not paying for these increases.

But unlike Thailand where I’ve just been a week where their 69,000,000 person strong population is already on fuel rations and our hotel was only 1/2 full, Australia where I just flew into this morning and is having “ busy” times it’s not like Asian countries with long lines. This is tonight i filled up and drove past 4 stations at 9:30pm inner city on a sunday night.

I just felt we needed some perspective

It will hit here but slower than other countries.

But notice despite cost of fuel (of which 50% is tax theoretically to pay for road maintenance), It’s not busy on the roads or the stations. I know normal sunday night, but these are abnormal times anc it will hit here slower .

why don’t we have enough fuel in a mineral rich country? Because it’s all owned by Shell, Blackrock, BHP etc and we don’t own it! it all goes elsewhere,

UrthBlockchain's tweet photo. I’ve just been in the centre of the gulf war in qatar for almost a month and watching the social media like everyone else. now in the rural areas it is bad in Australia IF YOU DRIVE DEISEL which is most farmers and my taxi ride back from the airport the driver had a big tank and it now cost him $180 a tank to fill instead of $90 because he drives deisel and he’s stressing as he has no other income and no one in the taxi industry has increased the price for a ride (so i tipped him a huge amount for the fuel). And the same with farmer who are paying the price spike in inputs and fuel as it’s critical but it’s close to growing will be a loss as the market is not paying for these increases.

But unlike Thailand where I’ve just been a week where their 69,000,000 person strong population is already on fuel rations and our hotel was only 1/2 full, Australia where I just flew into this morning and is having “ busy” times it’s not like Asian countries with long lines. This is tonight i filled up and drove past 4 stations at 9:30pm inner city on a sunday night.

I just felt we needed some perspective

It will hit here but slower than other countries.

But notice despite cost of fuel (of which 50% is tax theoretically to pay for road maintenance), It’s not busy on the roads or the stations. I know normal sunday night, but these are abnormal times anc it will hit here slower .

why don’t we have enough fuel in a mineral rich country? Because it’s all owned by Shell, Blackrock, BHP etc and we don’t own it! it all goes elsewhere,

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@UrthBlockchain

7 months ago

small clip from this cool conversation I had with Masha her recently took her family back in to Russia… Watch the full podcast https://t.co/Ln7uV4L2f6

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@UrthBlockchain

7 months ago

new podcast from women in business series please watch share and like from your favourite platform https://t.co/sU6lMSk63i

UrthBlockchain's tweet photo. new podcast from women in business series please watch share and like from your favourite platform

https://t.co/sU6lMSk63i https://t.co/KtT9Fag1Y5

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@UrthBlockchain

8 months ago

Holistic Management Co-op

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@UrthBlockchain

8 months ago

latest podcast with ceo of Holistic Management very interesting attitude applicable to all business.

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8 months ago

podcast with community builder and ceo of FAN food network catch full podcast via link in bio

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8 months ago

New podcast in my new season on women in business this with Nicole McNaughton CEO of the Food Agribusness Network (FAN) on creating community farm to fork to keep farmers afloat and create markets. https://t.co/D2qMKKgNAx

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@UrthBlockchain

8 months ago

Voice of small vs “big end of town”, by @UrthBlockchain https://t.co/l2c6ph5Yaw

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@UrthBlockchain

9 months ago

Check out my latest article: The price of a linen sheet... https://t.co/3W6lgK0mpM via @LinkedIn

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@UrthBlockchain

9 months ago

Why the Best Negotiators Leave Something on the Table If you take everything, you get the deal — but you lose the relationship. The best deals leave the other side glad they came to the table. What’s the best example you’ve seen of a win-win deal? https://t.co/sXaogoKlVo #Negotiation #Leadership #MergersAndAcquisitions #BusinessGrowth

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9 months ago

The Advantage of Playing the Long Game Most players optimise for quarterly wins. If you’re playing for decades, you’ll make different moves — and win in different ways. Who do you know who’s genuinely playing the long game? 🔗 linktree sam.jewel #Leadership #BusinessStrategy #Investing #MergersAndAcquisitions

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@UrthBlockchain

9 months ago

The Silent Cost of Burnout in Deals Deals fail when the people running them are running on fumes. Burnout isn’t just personal — it’s strategic risk. What’s your early warning sign you’re burning the candle too hard? 🔗 linktree sam.jewel #Leadership #Resilience #MergersAndAcquisitions #BusinessGrowth

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@UrthBlockchain

9 months ago

When Data Becomes a Crutch Data tells you what has been. Judgment tells you what’s coming. If you can’t decide without the spreadsheet, you’re not leading — you’re following. Where do you draw the line between data and instinct? 🔗 linktree sam.jewel #Leadership #DecisionMaking #BusinessStrategy #Innovation

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@UrthBlockchain

9 months ago

The Exit Strategy Most People Miss Everyone plans how to sell. Few plan how to leave without selling. Sometimes the most valuable exit is strategic withdrawal, not liquidation. What’s your endgame? 🔗 linktree sam.jewel #MergersAndAcquisitions #Leadership #BusinessStrategy #DealMaking

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@UrthBlockchain

9 months ago

@emmamweston hey Em see you are on the speakers list for an event i’m attending next wed Boolah. If you have time would be nice to catch up. Sam

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@UrthBlockchain

9 months ago

The Most Expensive Words in Business “We’ve always done it this way.” We’ve seen those six words cost more than any bad market turn. How do you stop tradition from turning into dead weight? 🔗 linktree sam.jewel #Leadership #Innovation #BusinessGrowth #Strategy

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9 months ago

Why We Don’t Chase Virality Virality burns hot and dies fast. We’d rather build reach the way we build deals — steadily, deliberately, and with the right audience in mind. Do you optimise for numbers or for depth? 🔗 linktree sam.jewel #Leadership #BrandStrategy #Networking #BusinessGrowth

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@UrthBlockchain

9 months ago

The Danger of Over-Optimisation Every system reaches a point where more efficiency creates fragility. Lean too far, and the smallest shock can break you. Where do you leave intentional slack in your business? 🔗 linktree sam.jewel #Leadership #BusinessStrategy #Resilience #RiskManagement

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