GET DOING THINGS.

I had a lovely chat with Alex Mathers on the podcast this week. We have a far-ranging conversation about allsorts of things from creating content, using Twitter and not losing your mind whilst doing these things. About AlexAlex Mathers is a writer, coach, and illustrator, currently based in: Krakow, Poland. He writes and speaks about mental health, self-confidence, growing your business, creativity, and cultivating conscious awareness. Read more about Alexhttps://iamalexmathers.medium.com/ (https://iamalexmathers.medium.com/) https://www.alexmathers.net/about (https://www.alexmathers.net/about) https://www.youtube.com/mansimian (https://www.youtube.com/mansimian) https://twitter.com/iamalexmathers (https://twitter.com/iamalexmathers)

My goal with this podcast is to try and find legitimately interesting people who can hold a conversation. Luke is one such human. After recently writing his excellent book, Wanting, we spend over an hour talking about nearly everything else other than the book. Especially my favourite topic: the cult of experts. About LukeLuke has co-created and led four companies in wellness, consumer products, and technology. He's currently Entrepreneur-in-Residence and Director of Programs at the Ciocca Center for Principled Entrepreneurship where he also teaches business at The Catholic University of America. Read more about Lukehttps://lukeburgis.com/about/ (https://lukeburgis.com/about/) https://lukeburgis.com/book/ (https://lukeburgis.com/book/) https://twitter.com/lukeburgis (https://twitter.com/lukeburgis)

It was a pleasure to finally manage to sit down with Andrew and talk to him about courses, learning and how the hell you can actually promote this stuff without losing your mind. We also get into our evolving opinions of Twitter and promoting ourselves in general, how to do it whilst keeping sane, and how best we can launch courses that still feel genuine. About AndrewAndrew is the online course guy. He ran the On Deck Course Creator Fellowship for its first and only cohort and continues to work with course creators and companies in online education. Read more about Andrewhttps://curiouslion.notion.site/Become-a-Superstar-Teacher-f443fc94c4ff47d99408e2ef2a24afcb (https://curiouslion.notion.site/Become-a-Superstar-Teacher-f443fc94c4ff47d99408e2ef2a24afcb) https://twitter.com/Bazzaruto (https://twitter.com/Bazzaruto)

After my first episode with Nick, I immediately wanted him back. This time we were to talk about more esoteric stuff (my words), stuff less related to performance. It was a pleasure having Nick on again, but we didn't get too deep into philosophy like I wanted to. That's for round 3. About NickNick Winkelman is the head of athletic performance & science for the Irish Rugby Football Union. His primary role is to oversee the delivery and development of strength & conditioning and sports science across all national (Men and Women) and provincial teams (Leinster, Munster, Connacht, and Ulster). Read more about Nickhttps://www.thelanguageofcoaching.com/ (https://www.thelanguageofcoaching.com/) https://www.instagram.com/nickwinkelman (https://www.instagram.com/nickwinkelman) https://twitter.com/nickwinkelman (https://twitter.com/nickwinkelman) Nick's House music: https://soundcloud.com/movere (https://soundcloud.com/movere)

I've known and connected with Benjamin through Twitter over the last year, and he's an excellent and wide-ranging thinker. I've been wanting to get him on the podcast for a while but it's mainly my schedule that has made it take this long to get together... In this chat we talk about everything from NFTs to the modern way of working, and why he recently left his job when he was asked to stop working from home. You'll enjoy this one. Read more about Benjaminhttps://twitter.com/BenjaminGJW (https://twitter.com/BenjaminGJW)

Colin is fascinating to me, because he does something that in the UK I couldn't even imagine happening for a long time: he sells weed legally. And not only does he sell weed, he sells a LOT of weed. As CTO of Unrivaled Brands—a publicly traded cannabis brand—Colin continues to push into new and bigger markets and build something pretty amazing. I got to sit down with him for nearly an hour and quiz him about how it all works. What about regulation? How do you manage different packaging and product needs in different states? How do you make any money with all these regulations? And just how do you manage to sell yourself honestly and authentically when there's a stigma attached? I had a truly excellent conversation here and I hope you enjoy it. About ColinColin is CTO at Unrivalled Brands. Read more about Colinhttps://twitter.com/landforce (https://twitter.com/landforce) https://builders.build/ (https://builders.build/) https://unrivaledbrands.com (https://unrivaledbrands.com)

I think Emmy is my spirit animal. After spending a large portion of her life in investing, she casually spends the rest of her time either running ultramarathons, marathons, entering bodybuilding competitions, competing in Dressage and staying curious. This episode is a fascinating look at how Emmy never stops and why she thinks that is. About EmmyEmmy uses perceptive listening in leadership, investing & health. Read more about Emmyhttps://myhealth.mba (https://myhealth.mba) https://twitter.com/EmmySobieski (https://twitter.com/EmmySobieski)

I discovered Ed Latimore on Twitter around 2015/2016. He was one of the only voices I found around that time talking sense on there and I loved everything he wrote. Fast forward quite a few years and it's a real honour for me to get to sit down and chat to him for an hour on the podcast. This conversation is far-reaching and wide-ranging. We cover a tiny bit about Twitter, but then we really get into some meaningful topics that I think you'll really enjoy. Ed is a great thinker and it was fun to think with him for a while. About EdEd is a former Heavyweight pro boxer (13-1-1) and full-time author. He writes about how to develop stoic street-smarts and realise your potential. Read more about Edhttps://twitter.com/edlatimore (https://twitter.com/edlatimore) https://instagram.com/EdLatimore (https://instagram.com/EdLatimore) https://edlatimore.com/ (https://edlatimore.com/)

What is there really to say about Chris Williamson? A climbing YouTube and podcasting star with his excellent Modern Wisdom podcast, it was an honour to sit down with him for an hour and chat all things self improvement, realty TV, and rather surprisingly: how to work out when you have enough. We ended up on a tangent that lasts for the majority of the episode here that I think you'll really enjoy, and it's a topic not enough people are discussing in the improvement world. About ChrisChris is a Podcaster, YouTuber, TEDx Speaker, Ex-Professional Party Boy. His podcast—Modern Wisdom—has been downloaded over 25 million times. Read more about Chrishttps://twitter.com/ChrisWillx (https://twitter.com/ChrisWillx) https://www.instagram.com/chriswillx/ (https://www.instagram.com/chriswillx/) https://pod.link/1347973549 (The Modern Wisdom Podcast)

I met Alex on Twitter when he was first starting out and immediately became curious about the mind maps he was sharing and his friendly attitude. We got along, and then a while ago I put a call out to invite people on my podcast on Twitter. He was one of the first to fill it out and now we're finally sitting down to chat! About AlexThe mind-maps guy. Your best friend. Founder, software developer, and team builder at http://nokto.eu (http://nokto.eu) Read more about Alexhttps://twitter.com/lexpaval (https://twitter.com/lexpaval) https://lexpaval.com/ (https://lexpaval.com/)

Nick Winkelman is my perfect kind of guest. Well-read, intelligent and knows things beyond his own realm of expertise—we had a lot of fun with this conversation. After having the pleasure of chatting with him on Clubhouse a while back I knew I needed to chat to him in more detail in the long-form arena. About NickNick Winkelman is the head of athletic performance & science for the Irish Rugby Football Union. His primary role is to oversee the delivery and development of strength & conditioning and sports science across all national (Men and Women) and provincial teams (Leinster, Munster, Connacht, and Ulster). Read more about Nickhttps://www.thelanguageofcoaching.com/ (https://www.thelanguageofcoaching.com/) https://www.instagram.com/nickwinkelman (https://www.instagram.com/nickwinkelman) https://twitter.com/nickwinkelman (https://twitter.com/nickwinkelman) Nick's House music: https://soundcloud.com/movere (https://soundcloud.com/movere)

Phil is a bonafide interesting person. His day job is in the startup world, but his evening pursuits are about self-mastery and philosophy. This was a truly fascinating conversation, and I've already booked him back on for a round two in (hopefully) August 2021. About PhilPhil is building Mind Vault: a new portal to powerful ideas. Read more about Philhttps://mindvault.co (https://mindvault.co) https://www.instagram.com/philhagspiel/ (https://www.instagram.com/philhagspiel/)

About TonyTony is a Google Data Engineer specialising in working with small local businesses. Read more about Tonyhttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCwBzfD9tmSyiAlcC-Z-BToA (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCwBzfD9tmSyiAlcC-Z-BToA) https://anchor.fm/tectony (https://anchor.fm/tectony) https://www.tiktok.com/@hitectony (https://www.tiktok.com/@hitectony)

About JesseJesse is a lifelong creative with ADHD. Read more about Jessehttp://jessejanderson.com (http://jessejanderson.com) http://lostinroam.com (http://lostinroam.com) http://adhdcreative.io (http://adhdcreative.io)

Art is a former startup founder who is now trying to become a full-time creator. We had an interesting long-form conversation about Art's journey, why he's getting out of the startup game, and what being a creator means to him. Read more about Arthttps://www.artlapinsch.com/about (https://www.artlapinsch.com/about) https://twitter.com/artlapinsch (https://twitter.com/artlapinsch)

Bob had me on his podcast a while ago and we had a great conversation.As is now often customary for me in these instances, I then asked Bob to come on my podcast so we could continue our interesting conversation. Bob is inspiring, and his attitude to life is probably one of the most impressive from anyone I've ever had on my podcast. About BobBob is an advocate of stewardship. He has always believed in taking care of the things that he has been blessed with. It is his mission to help others in doing the same. Bob's perspective derives from a battle with cancer at age 18. After growing up an only child it wasn't until he was legally an adult that he felt alone. Having his life threatened at such a young age lead to a unique view of the gift that is vitality. Read more about Bobhttps://www.bobdepasquale.com/ (https://www.bobdepasquale.com/) https://twitter.com/bdepa (https://twitter.com/bdepa)

Paul https://penguinlatte.blog/2021/01/25/craig/ (asked me onto his excellent podcast) a while back and I was struck by how deep he researched me and also his great questions.I think we ended up chatting for about 2 hours. After https://www.notion.so/Paul-LeCrone-How-to-have-better-conversations-1322977215c74c089ef93e026668189a (coming on the podcast once), I invited Paul on again. This time straight after he's had his vaccine. About PaulPaul is a teacher, blogger, podcaster, and documentarian of the world's best online courses and communities. Read more about Paulhttps://penguinlatte.blog/podcast/ (https://penguinlatte.blog/podcast/) https://penguinlatte.blog/blog/ (https://penguinlatte.blog/blog/)

Cam wants to make Zoom facilitation require walk-on music and end credits. That's an ambition I can get on-board with.In this far-reaching conversation we talk a lot about Zoom. How do we get by this new and crazy world where lots of us are making friends, having business meetings and running most of our lives across the Zoom grid? We then start to go off an a tangent probably half-way through and talk about nuance and a whole load of other stuff. About CamCam is an award-winning facilitator of online workshops, entrepreneurship educator, and video instructor. He teaches a course called https://minimumviablevideo.carrd.co/ (Minimum Viable Video). Read more about Camhttps://twitter.com/cahouser (https://twitter.com/cahouser) https://minimumviablevideo.carrd.co/ (https://minimumviablevideo.carrd.co/)

In 2018 Corey was HUSTLING. Guitar player, full-time copywriter, side-hustles. Trying to build an audience. Then he realised: "I'm competing with robots." Shortly after he started writing his bestselling book, Productivity is for Robots. And that's what I want to discuss with him today. Read more about Coreyhttps://twitter.com/coreymccomb (https://twitter.com/coreymccomb) https://www.amazon.com/Productivity-Robots-Connect-Creative-Human/dp/B08N9P9MDQ/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=&sr= (https://www.amazon.com/Productivity-Robots-Connect-Creative-Human/dp/B08N9P9MDQ/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=&sr=) https://coreymccomb.substack.com/ (https://coreymccomb.substack.com/)

From Hollywood to t-shirts to the toy industry to illustration and lots of places in-between, John is an interesting guy.John invited me on his podcast a few weeks ago and we hit it off straight away. In this return leg I got to ask John about his story which is just way more fascinating than mine, and I got to really understand what makes John tick as a creative. About JohnJohn is a ‘DRAWer’ who helps clients to visually communicate their ideas, bringing them closer to reality. John works in the toy and consumer product world brainstorming concepts, design for manufacturing, package design and marketing. John is also the host of The Breakthrough Creative. A podcast and YouTube show where creatives and business professionals share their experiences about the business of art and the art of business. Read more about Johnhttps://direct.me/johnmcdavitt (https://direct.me/johnmcdavitt)

It was time for Round 2 with Danny Miranda. I first had the chance to chat to Danny waaaay back on an early podcast episode and I'm so excited to have him back. Since we last spoke he's hit over 100 episodes on his very excellent podcast, and I want to talk to him about how he's stayed consistent. About Danny Danny Miranda is a lover of life. He is a writer, podcaster, and high energy advocate. He believes any day he is fulfilling his ultimate mission in life – to make the world happier, healthier, and wiser – is a good one. He enjoys floating on this rock in space and pursuing his highest version. Read more about Danny http://dannymiranda.com (http://dannymiranda.com) https://twitter.com/heydannymiranda (https://twitter.com/heydannymiranda)

I met Blake last year and we hit it off...not. We generally spend our time just insulting each other. This episode may have elements of me insulting Blake, and Blake insulting me. We may talk about Twitter, marketing, being a CMO, why he decided to make Float and maybe more insults.

I recently had a chat with The Stoic Empire on a Twitter Spaces chat about the thread that we collaborated on: https://twitter.com/TheStoicEmpire/status/1379472448538742796 ("How to avoid wasting your life"). It was almost like a radio phone-in show where we had people asking very thoughtful questions and we did our best to answer them. This was a lot of fun and we'll probably do something similar again soon...if I can work out how to make the Twitter Spaces audio output a bit better.

About RiteshRitesh decided at 40 years old it was time to retire. Pack up the businesses, live his life how he wanted to with no plans whatsoever. I found this fascinating and I really wanted to get him on the podcast. What ensued was a conversation about being busy, productivity and that all-important question: purpose. Read more about Riteshhttps://reddy2go.com/ (https://reddy2go.com/) https://reddy2go.com/who-the-fuck-is-reddy/ (https://reddy2go.com/who-the-fuck-is-reddy/) https://twitter.com/reddy2go (https://twitter.com/reddy2go)

Dave was my first boss when I got my first proper design job, so it'll be weird to chat again to my old boss. In this episode we talk a lot about culture and how to measure it, create it, and how that connects to creativity. About DaveDavid Pannell is the co-founder of Vegan Business Tribe and a passionate advocate for the vegan business scene. Having spent over 20 years helping businesses grow and acting as a former ambassador for the Chartered Institute of Marketing, David launched Vegan Business Tribe with his partner Lisa Fox in 2020 to align his passion with how he made a living. David is also the presenter of the weekly Vegan Business Tribe Podcast and the official UK agent for The Vegan Society's vegan trademark scheme. His partner Lisa writes the monthly business column in Vegan Food & Living Magazine, the UK's best-selling vegan publication. Vegan Business Tribe is a community of over a thousand vegan businesses owners and entrepreneurs. Read more about Davehttp://www.veganbusinesstribe.com (http://www.veganbusinesstribe.com) https://twitter.com/vbtdavid (https://twitter.com/vbtdavid)

Arvid, Jamie and I enjoyed chatting so much about audience building last time that we thought we'd do it again! This time we're talking about building a personal brand, consistency, and following your passions. About ArvidArvid writes about building sustainable businesses at The Bootstrapped Founder. Read more about Arvid http://zerotosold.com (http://zerotosold.com) http://audiencefirst.link (http://audiencefirst.link) http://permanent.link (http://permanent.link) About JamieJamie is a writer based in Brooklyn, NY. Jamie wrote The Underdog Paradox. It is now a #1 Amazon Bestseller, in 10,000+ bookstores, and 130+ countries. Read more about Jamie https://twitter.com/jamierusso (https://twitter.com/jamierusso) https://jamierusso.me/book (https://jamierusso.me/book)

I've known Ken for a while after we first connected on Instagram through my visual account. I had the pleasure of being on his podcast a month or two back and now we get to have a go at the return leg! In this episode we talk a lot about culture and how to measure it, create it, and how that connects to creativity. About KenKen is the founder of Boost Innovation, which builds technology and training for culture and performance. He has over a decade of college basketball coaching experience mixed with years of private consulting and training in performance ,culture, and inclusion. His focus now is empowering his team of experts to build tech that accurately measured culture to improve the workplace and sport for all those in them. He currently reside in Calgary, Canada where he also teaches at a local university. Read more about Kenhttps://www.boostinstitute.ca/ (https://www.boostinstitute.ca/) https://twitter.com/kenboostceo (https://twitter.com/kenboostceo) https://www.linkedin.com/in/kenboost/ (https://www.linkedin.com/in/kenboost/)

You can see it over here https://rarible.com/token/0x60f80121c31a0d46b5279700f9df786054aa5ee5:756821:0xe317810ae5a074a29531ca5d861a77012a108fdd

About Paul (in his own words)As far back as I can remember, being creative has always been a part of my DNA, something to figure out and something that fuelled me. Until recently I never stopped to ask myself why. The answer is quite simple. Being creative gives me a sense of balance like nothing else. When I’m in that place, a place where my mind and my hands are one (“the zone” if you will), I am at peace. That peace can only be described as a cleanly struck chord that resonates within me. And like a chord, it doesn’t ring forever. This is where discipline has its merits. Read more about Paulhttp://www.themmachine.com/ (www.themmachine.com) http://www.paulspinak.com/ (www.paulspinak.com) https://www.linkedin.com/in/paulspinak/ (https://www.linkedin.com/in/paulspinak/)

Robbie Crabtree is back! Find out more about Robbie: https://twitter.com/RobbieCrab Join his Performative Speaking course: https://www.beondeck.com/performative-speaking

Is there anybody who I get on the podcast these days that I haven't met on Twitter?Mustafa is another one. I was thankful to make friends with him early in his Twitter "career", and it's been amazing to see his progress. We're going to talk about what Mustafa is good at: audience-building and the creator economy. About MustafaMustafa is a creator primarily on Twitter right now who has just released his first product: "Cold Email That Works". Read more about Mustafahttps://twitter.com/mkhundmiri (https://twitter.com/mkhundmiri) https://gumroad.com/l/killer-ideas (https://gumroad.com/l/killer-ideas) https://gumroad.com/l/cold-email-that-works (https://gumroad.com/l/cold-email-that-works)

Paul https://penguinlatte.blog/2021/01/25/craig/ (asked me onto his excellent podcast) a while back and I was struck by how deep he researched me and also his great questions.I think we ended up chatting for about 2 hours. After that I knew I needed to return the favour so we could have Paul and Craig Round 2. About PaulPaul is a teacher, blogger, podcaster, and documentarian of the world’s best online courses and communities. Read more about Paulhttps://penguinlatte.blog/podcast/ (https://penguinlatte.blog/podcast/) https://penguinlatte.blog/blog/ (https://penguinlatte.blog/blog/)

Tom is the first person I've ever interviewed on the podcast with a Yorkshire accent and he's also from Barnsley. He was my original inspiration to start taking Twitter seriously in February 2020 and he continues to be an inspiration with the way he approaches business and promoting himself online. We'll be chatting about how to build your expertise and promoting yourself online: something Tom has become an expert at. About TomTom is a web development consultant and freelancing mentor working with people around the world from my home office in Wakefield (near Leeds), UK. Read more about Tom:http://tomhir.st/10-steps (tomhir.st/10-steps) https://twitter.com/tom_hirst/ (https://twitter.com/tom_hirst/) https://www.tomhirst.com/links/ (https://www.tomhirst.com/links/)

Arvid, Jamie and I enjoyed chatting so much about audience building last time that we thought we'd do it again! This time we're talking about selling to your audience. Once you've built a sustainable audience, what do you do next? Should you feel guilty? Should you use Gumroad? How do do it and not feel like a scam? About ArvidArvid writes about building sustainable businesses at The Bootstrapped Founder. Read more about Arvid http://zerotosold.com (http://zerotosold.com) http://audiencefirst.link (http://audiencefirst.link) http://permanent.link (http://permanent.link) About JamieJamie is a writer based in Brooklyn, NY. Jamie wrote The Underdog Paradox. It is now a #1 Amazon Bestseller, in 10,000+ bookstores, and 130+ countries. Read more about Jamie https://twitter.com/jamierusso (https://twitter.com/jamierusso) https://jamierusso.me/book (https://jamierusso.me/book)

I first discovered Leon last year on Twitter and became fascinated by his insights into self-improvement. He provides excellent value on Twitter and I highly recommend you following. We've had this queued up for a while now and I've been excited. It's extra-special because this is the 200th episode! About LeonLeon helps entrepreneurs transform their performance using real data and 2x, 5x or even 10x their businesses in 3 months. Read more about Leonhttps://twitter.com/leoncastilloVC (https://twitter.com/leoncastilloVC) https://www.selfmastered.net/ (https://www.selfmastered.net/)

Norm is back! Norm was previously one of my first guests to my new conversations format and I've been trying to line up another chat with him since. Norm is everything podcasts...but today I want to talk to him more about polymaths. Maybe a bit about podcasting too. And maybe Clubhouse. About NormNorm interviews people, builds communities and creates things. He's Ex-Head of Marketing at a Japanese FinTech company. Norm is the the host of Podlovers Asia, RoamFM, AntiFool, Tempered Fables and other shows. He provides freelance work for podcasting companies as a rainmaker (copywriter, digital marketer, producer, etc.). Read more about Normhttps://twitter.com/NormanChella (https://twitter.com/NormanChella) https://normanchella.com (https://normanchella.com) https://thatsthenorm.com (https://thatsthenorm.com) https://roamresearch.com/#/app/RoamFM/page/B2T6zN-6h (https://roamresearch.com/#/app/RoamFM/page/B2T6zN-6h)

Note: this episode is best watched on my YouTube channel. Here's the link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yfCDDLrRnWc Leslie joined my visual community https://www.notion.so/Daily-Visual-5ab7d2142e8c452a8bf2b811321724d8 (Daily Visual) and has took off making designs ever since.He's quickly developed a great eye for design and he suggested we do the podcast slightly differently tonight—live streaming some visual-making! We spoke about how Leslie got into making design work, what's next for him, and we made some live visuals. Read more about Lesliehttps://twitter.com/lesliemathys (https://twitter.com/lesliemathys)

I discovered Brendan on Twitter a few months ago after he said very nice things about my visuals. We chatted a few times and then I discovered he shared really useful insights into social and influencer marketing regularly. I had to take this opportunity to get him on the podcast. About BrendanBrendan is Partner & Chief Social Officer at independent creative agency http://mekanism.com/ (Mekanism). He's been working in social media & influencer marketing for 15 years. Brendan was among the first to do influencer marketing on YouTube back in 2006. He's worked on award winning and innovative social campaigns for brands such as Mountain Dew, Unilever, Amazon, and The Olympics. He was named to the Forbes 30 Under 30 list in 2012 and is a member of Vidcon’s Advisory Board. Read more about Brendan: https://brendangahan.com/start-here/ (https://brendangahan.com/start-here/) https://www.tiktok.com/@brendangahan (https://www.tiktok.com/@brendangahan) https://twitter.com/brendangahan (https://twitter.com/brendangahan)

I was chatting to Arvid and Jamie on Twitter when Alex Paval chimes in. "I know this is too early, but you guys are a trio I would love to hear together" I agreed. So we made it happen. About Arvid: Arvid writes about building sustainable businesses at The Bootstrapped Founder. Read more about Arvid: https://t.co/eHilp6JYAL?amp=1 (http://zerotosold.com) https://t.co/RzWUEu0Ovh?amp=1 (http://audiencefirst.link) https://t.co/y0NGHxRkO2?amp=1 (http://permanent.link) About Jamie: Jamie is a writer based in Brooklyn, NY. Jamie wrote The Underdog Paradox. It is now a #1 Amazon Bestseller, in 10,000+ bookstores, and 130+ countries. Read more about Jamie: https://twitter.com/jamierusso (https://twitter.com/jamierusso) https://jamierusso.me/book (https://jamierusso.me/book)

Jack started https://www.visualizevalue.com/ (Visualize Value), his brand dedicated to creating content, community and courses for building independent income on the internet. I discovered him last year on Twitter around January 2020. I joined the VV community and it has continued to change my life ever since. Read more about Jack: https://www.value.app/ (https://www.value.app) https://twitter.com/jackbutcher (https://twitter.com/jackbutcher) https://twitter.com/visualizevalue (https://twitter.com/visualizevalue)

Jamie is another person I've had the pleasure of meeting through Twitter. I've wanted to get him on the podcast for a while and when I spotted a slot opened up for me I wanted him on IMMEDIATELY. We'll be talking about his new book—The Underdog Paradox—and what made him write it. About Jamie: Jamie is a writer based in Brooklyn, NY. Jamie wrote The Underdog Paradox. It is now a #1 Amazon Bestseller, in 10,000+ bookstores, and 130+ countries. Read more about Jamie: https://twitter.com/jamierusso (https://twitter.com/jamierusso) https://jamierusso.me/book (https://jamierusso.me/book)

I met Charles through the Visualize Value community early in 2020 and I enjoyed his straight-talking feedback and ways of looking at the world. Since then I've spoken to him a lot—especially on Twitter—and I always enjoy our thoughtful conversations. My hope with this episode is to answer an eternal question: how do you get better as a designer? About Charles: Charles Burdett is the founder of Product Club (http://product.club/ (http://product.club)), a community that helps product teams create a design-led culture in their organisation with workshops and storytelling. Read more about Charles: https://chxrles.com/about (https://chxrles.com/about) https://product.club/ (https://product.club) https://twitter.com/durablestretch (https://twitter.com/durablestretch)

This is the first solo episode I've done in a while. It's about a topic close to my heart: work/life balance and hard work.

I met Joey through Twitter earlier this year and I've been fascinated watching his journey on Twitter. Now at 15,000 followers at the time of recording, he's grown massively this year. I want to talk to him about this and his physical transformation. About Joey: Joey Doughty, also known as Psypreneur, is an elite performance coach for freelancers, entrepreneurs, and 9-5ers. With his psychology-based programs and content, he rewires your brain so you can get more out of business and life with the same 24 hours we all have. Read more about Joey: https://twitter.com/Psypreneur (https://twitter.com/Psypreneur)

I'm looking forward to asking Christian the question that everybody always asks me: "How do you get it all done?" Also: WHY SHOULD WE LEARN TO CODE? We'll be talking about doing things, how to learn coding and more importantly: WHY you should learn to code. About Christian Christian retired at 22 after starting a software business that runs itself. Now he helps entrepreneurs automate their businesses and live healthier lives. Read more about Christian https://christian.gen.co/ (https://christian.gen.co/) https://twitter.com/cgenco (https://twitter.com/cgenco) His excellent TEDx talk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xfBWk4nw440&feature=youtu.be (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xfBWk4nw440&feature=youtu.be)

Carl is a 26 year old Video Game Developer & Content Creator based in Auckland, New Zealand. In the mornings he is building his online presence through his Carl's Curious Podcast and creating content around Productivity, Self-Development & Game-Development. During the day, he works as a Production Coordinator for RocketWerkz with a team of 50+, building a new survival game called ICARUS. He is newly married, loves his morning cup of tea and mint chocolate ice cream, and cannot wait to be reunited with his little dog, Lola Read more about Carl: https://carlscontent.carrd.co/ (https://carlscontent.carrd.co/) https://open.spotify.com/show/4VkZKwW3NRN4CySAABnb83 (https://open.spotify.com/show/4VkZKwW3NRN4CySAABnb83) https://twitter.com/CarlsContent (https://twitter.com/CarlsContent)