Dion Nash Reflects on Business Journey, Cricket Career, Cannabis Controversy & More!

Dion Nash is a former NZ cricket captain and founder of the skincare brand Triumph and Disaster. And just an all round good guy.
In this conversation we explore the highs and lows of small business ownership, the emotional toll of financial struggles, and the rewarding experience of building a brand.
Dion shares heartfelt stories about family, personal growth, and the lasting impact of meaningful relationships.
Oh, and there is plenty of cricket nostalgia in the mix too.
Dion joked that this may be his last ever podcast. If that is true, it was an honor and a privilege.
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Awesome interview 🎯. Cool story of the all blacks helping Dion get his confidence/love back for the game.

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Its ironic that the ad under this video has Stephen Flemmings face on it