New Episodes released every Monday & Thursday on Podbean, Spotify & Apple Podcasts (links in icons below).
Select episodes also available for viewing on Youtube!
Generally the topics discussed are health, wealth, relationships, growth, psychology, mental wellness, business and entrepreneurship.
In this episode, I talk about what Season 3 of the podcast will look like. I've mentioned that there will be some changes to the podcast, and now I detail what those will be and when they will begin.
In this episode, I’m joined by Hamish Mehrtens, almost a year on from his first appearance on the podcast. We talk about what has changed in the past year, business growth, goal setting, and personal development. Plus Hamish shares insights on fitness, nutrition, and his powerful strategies for tracking progress.
In this episode, I share a new accountability hack I’ve started doing and explain how you can hack your own accountability too.
Grant Walker has completed a feat very few have. The Moab 240. A renowned endurance race, 240 miles long, across the Moab desert, that not even David Goggins completed on his first attempt. What’s even more impressive is, Grant completed the race just four years after taking up running!
This episode was recorded on my birthday! Emily and I sit down to talk about reflection, before the conversation shifts towards people. Specifically bringing people together and connecting with them.
Korey Gibson is an incredible person and entrepreneur. At just 22, he retired from a rugby league career that took him to Australia and the UK. Then Korey transitioned into the fitness industry and gym ownership, culminating in the ownership and sale of 57 Snap Fitnesses!
As we approach the 150th episode, Emily and I sit down to discuss what the next 150 episodes of the podcast will look like.
Ryan O'Hara is an entrepreneur and owner of a world-class digital agency that designs, builds and launches products and services for companies big and small. Voyage is a certified great place to work and has been shortlisted as a best place to work in New Zealand.
Kaleb Wiki is the definition of be yourself. He’s a character, and as a barber and specialist hat maker, has a very unique and interesting story. In this episode, we chat about how Kaleb got started making hats, being a barber, MMA, and celebrities from Stan Walker to John Mayer!
Read MoreOn this episode, I'm joined by Emily to recap the Steven Bartlett, Diary Of A CEO event we attended in Auckland. It's a continuation from episode 113 and a deeper chat about the event. We talk about our learnings and takeaways from the event, and apply them to current situations.
Read MoreFresh off his third business exit, Simon Rolland’s stretch goal is $40 million net worth by age 40! His way of getting there? Growing and selling businesses, which is exactly what he continues to do. Even after his latest exit.
Read MoreIn this episode, I'm back from the Steven Bartlett show in Auckland and I'm sharing my big takeaway from the event. Doing business with more people is something I'm looking to focus on, and I explain why.
Read More27 years ago, Paula Griffith-Jones didn’t even know how to order a coffee. That quickly changed when she met her husband, Guy. Together they’ve built one of Christchurch’s most successful cafés, alongside a coffee roasting and distribution business.
Read MoreEmily is back on the podcast and this time we're talking about alignment. It's such a key part of getting the most out of what you do, both in business and your personal life.
Read MoreAlison Poulter is a regional director for BNI (Business Network International) the world's largest business networking and business referral organization. She joined looking to grow her network for her day job. Now she contracts to BNI looking after five chapters in Canterbury.
Read MoreIn this week's solo episode, I'm talking about networking and community. Specifically around the Mens Mastery lunch events I've been hosting, and whether there could be other events in the future.
Read MoreJames Gough is in his 5th term as a Christchurch city councillor. He calls himself the old man at the table now. This chat is a fascinating insight into what being a councillor involves.
Read MoreIn this week's solo episode, I'm answering some frequently asked questions about the podcast.
Read MoreAs a teenager, Sam Gibson set out to start his business. He burned the boats so there was no going back. Overcoming his fear of cold calling landed him his first client. But with rent due and just a few dollars left, he needed that first invoice to be paid.
Read MoreIn this solo episode, I'm talking about a theory I have around energy and it being the one thing that matters.
Read MoreAaron Green is back on the pod to talk about all things AI. In keeping with the episode theme, I asked AI to write the episode description…
Read MoreIn this episode I talk about frustrations, not comparing yourself to others, and how to get clear on your frustrations and set goals to overcome them.
Read MoreCiara and I talk about the origin of Unbreakable Training and Unbreakable Foundation, as well as entrepreneurship, aligning the fitness industry with healthcare, and more.
Read MoreIn this episode I’m sharing my learnings from doing 101 podcast episodes. Also, an update on business and the challenge, with a view to the rest of the year.
Read MoreTo celebrate 100 episodes of the $10 Million 10 Years podcast, I did an epic sauna session. 10 guys for 100 minutes at 100 degrees!
Read MoreWhile at university, Graeme Campbell spent most of his time working on creating businesses. He knew he was an entrepreneur at heart. But he followed the traditional path. Finally, he left uni to start a real estate videography agency.
Read MoreEmily and I are chatting about change and how quickly you can make meaningful change.
Read MoreJosh Komen was an elite runner, until cancer tried to strip him of everything. Determined not to lose hope, Josh fought a battle most couldn't even imagine
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Matt Callaghan became an electrician straight out of high school. He always knew he wanted to start a business and even had the idea for Zero Electrical long before it became a reality. Now, Matt’s business provides top-quality electrical services and renewables, and has quickly grown to become one of the top trusted names in the electrical industry.