ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In this episode of Losing the Plot, the script is flipped as Max Kyte, Director of Kyte Property and our usual host, takes the guest seat. Interviewed by Charlie, Head of Marketing, Max reflects on the importance of stepping back to gain perspective and appreciate the journey. He opens up about the challenges of being a young business owner and shares how he’s learned to embrace being part of a team—whether on the football pitch or in the office—where success is about collective wins, not individual glory.
English
United States
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