Read about and get tips and tricks from the amazing people that use Timely to power their businesses.
Karl Bloxham, a strength and conditioning coach at Otago Rugby, first heard about floating in 2015. Inspired by its diverse benefits he went out and gave it a go. Now a float evangelist, Karl shares the benefits of the floating to the entire sporting community through his business FloatFix.
Mucktaru Karbo, or MK, has an exuberant personality. You can’t help but feel inspired and ready to tackle anything when you’re around him. Like attracts like, and that’s the key to MK’s success.
Chloe Moir always had a love for health and well-being, but it wasn’t until she met her partner Brendin that their passions collided. Meet our latest Customer of the Week!
We first visited Nicky and Kelvin from (as it was known then) OFF Wax in 2014. They now go by OFF Wax and ON Browhaus, with over four locations and over 40 staff throughout New Zealand, so we thought it was time for another visit.
Pettina Stranghon knew that mental health wasn’t one-dimensional, and couldn’t be treated that way. Noosa Confidential opened in 2009 with the aim of offering a holistic approach to treatment. Their objective is to help people feel better and stay better, long term.
Amber Mugridge wasn’t concerned about running a business. In fact, it took her a long time to feel comfortable calling herself a ‘business woman’. Instead, her motivation was simple — Amber just wanted to help people!
Uncle Rocco’s is an old-school barber shop in the industrial area of Port Melbourne. The shop is steeped in tradition, specialising in classic and timeless cuts. Meet this third generation barber and our latest Customer of the Week, Uncle Rocco’s Barber Shop.
Mikki Williden is a ‘real food’ Nutritionist. She encourages clients to eat real food and enjoy real health, instead of fad diets. Mikki’s method is to make nutrition simple again.
“I’ve never worried about the money. I truly believe that if you do what you love, the money follows.”
After watching some of the greats, filling his body with tattoos, and travelling throughout Europe and Asia, Rhys Gordon was finally ready to become a businessman. This Melbourne-born tattoo artist has made it his livelihood to tell stories with ink and a needle. Meet our latest Customer of the Week, Little Tokyo.
After years of working for others, Jen had developed a pretty clear idea of how she wanted to run her business, and it wasn’t with a rub and run mentality! Combining physiotherapy with pilates rehabilitation, Jen’s goal is to never have to see her clients again.
Michael started his business out of a desire to create an environment that was in line with his core values: one that he would want to train at. Unable to find that perfect space, he built Integra: a gym with a client-defined approach to training.
