The Good Hustle

Dr Polly McGee is an author, entrepreneur educator, digital strategist and yogi. As co-founder of Start-upTasmania, she was voted one of the most influential people in Australian start-ups. She has worked withhundreds of start-ups to help them refine their business ideas and connect with their markets. A prolificspeaker and writer on digital strategy and small business, Polly contributes to a range of publications andhas created a suite of digital and video content and workshops. She continues to coach heart-centredentrepreneurs, helping them scale their businesses to make a greater impact in the world. She is stronglycommitted to the good hustle and believes all of life's problems can be solved with yoga and meditation, andby patting retired greyhounds.

"A compelling blueprint for creating a sustainable heart-centred business." Lisa Messenger - Founder and CEO of Collective Hub"Life changing. A must-read for people wanting a new path in business and in their lives.'' Rachael Treasure, Author"The Good Hustle makes SO much sense as an approach to the overall business of life, relationships, and staying true to one's values." Clare Dunne, International Relations, University of Melbourne"This book makes an important contribution to those of us interested in bringing more authenticity and a deeper spiritual meaning to our lives and the work that occupies a large amount of our time." Julie Regan, Author, Business Coach"I'm FROTHING over the content-little bits of humour and sass at the right times to lighten the seriousness that spirituality calls for sometimes. I love the delivery, it's less fluffy and sloppy self-help, but rather wise and fierce." Emily Hassett, Blogger, 'Spirited Seeker'"I hope it inspires many people to find a way of doing business that is in harmony with the beauty of the human spirit." Swami Ahimsadara Saraswati, Author, Yoga Teacher, Yoga TherapistPraise for Dogs of IndiaSuperb literary chaos! If you have read 'The Life of Pi' ...' We Are All Completely beside Ourselves'...or, perhaps 'Water for Elephants'...I guarantee you will enjoy 'Dogs of India'. Clare Calvet, Tony Delroy's Nightlife - 702 RadioA "funny, meaty, brightly coloured novel" with "a magnificent assortment of characters in this hyperactive plot" Sydney Morning Herald