How He Makes $40K/Month Renting Exotic Cars to UFC Stars & Boxing Champs

How He Makes $40K/Month Renting Exotic Cars to UFC Stars & Boxing Champs

This week on Lost and Founders, host Julian Fayad sits down with Anthony from Sydney Exotic Car Hire for a behind-the-scenes look at how he built a luxury car rental business generating over $40,000 a month. From managing a fleet of 50 exotic vehicles to renting cars to names like Israel Adesanya and boxing champion Terence Crawford, Anthony shares what it really takes to operate in the high-end car hire space. He breaks down the risks, the hustle, the client expectations, and the business lessons that come with running a premium fleet in one of the most competitive industries. In this episode, Anthony talks about how he got started, what it takes to maintain and scale a luxury car hire business, and the mindset needed to deal with high-profile clients, expensive assets, and constant pressure. If you are interested in cars, business, entrepreneurship, or what it takes to turn luxury vehicles into a serious income stream, this episode is for you. Everybody is different, just like loans. Find the right fit for you in seconds using our AI Comparison Tool. The future of the loan marketplace is here! LoanOptions.ai is powered by artificial intelligence and uses automation to find the best personal, business and car loans to suit you. Using data-driven proprietary technology to drive insights, our loan comparison tool will match your profile to the most competitive loans from over 60+ Bank and Credit lenders. More Options equals Smarter Decisions. We’re flipping the loan marketplace on its head! Finding the right personal loan doesn’t need to be complicated. But it is! We understand there is a lot of crap out there, and it’s stopping people from getting the best deal for themselves or their business. If you have the tools and knowledge, you have the power, and with that, you can make better decisions.

He Sold His First Business at 24 and Built Two More Before 30

This week on Lost and Founders, host Julian Fayad sits down with Matthew Nicholas, founder of retail asset management company Greyfield and Snap Fitness franchisee, for a raw and honest conversation about what it really takes to build multiple businesses from scratch. Matthew started his first business at 18, scaled it to 25 staff, merged with his biggest competitor and sold it all by 24. What came next was anything but slowing down. He unpacks the lessons, the mistakes and the mindset behind building two very different businesses, why knowing your strengths is the most underrated skill in business, and what great leadership actually looks like in practice. If you are a young entrepreneur or someone building something from nothing, Episode 22 is for you.

The Price of Unethical Behavior in the Lending Industry

On this episode of Lost and Founders, host Julian Fayad is joined by Rory McGrath of Aurelius Capital for an unfiltered discussion on the ethical state of the lending and mortgage broker industry. Rory, known for his outspoken stance, pulls no punches on controversial marketing tactics—including why a 'Black Friday' sale on a 30-year credit commitment is morally questionable and invites regulatory scrutiny. We discuss the cost of non-compliance, the inevitable disruption coming to the sector, and the crucial need for finance professionals to adapt or face ruin.

The Gritty Reality of Building an Un-Monetised Solution

In this heartfelt and gritty episode of Lost & Founders, we sit down with Founder and CEO, Emmanuel Al-Jinavo, of Feed4Ward, who is spending his own money and time to build a solution aimed squarely at supporting the small business community.    Driven by the mission to stop SMEs from collapsing due to issues like delayed payments and backlogs, he explains the intense emotional and financial sacrifices required. He contrasts the clear monetisation of traditional businesses with the "different game altogether" of tech, where investment must happen long before revenue. Hear his journey from moments of self-doubt to finding the powerful motivation—the community's feedback—that keeps his fuel gauge full.

Raw Files, Real Success

This week on Lost and Founders, host Julian Fayad sits down with Shayben Moussa, co-founder of the successful wedding photography and video business, Siempre (Siampre), which has been running strong for over a decade. Shayben unpacks his dual dedication to business and an unshakeable personal challenge: completing over 1000 consecutive days of "pulsary exercise" by the time the episode airs. He discusses the catalyst behind this commitment, and the radical, no-excuses mindset required to maintain it—even finding a secret container gym during 36 hours of airport travel. Beyond fitness, Shayben shares his unfiltered views on building a career in the creative industry, arguing that raw files and a portfolio are the only things that matter when hiring, not a university degree. He reveals the shocking story of walking away from his Graphic Design course just one subject shy of finishing, demonstrating the ultimate confidence in his vision over a piece of paper.