Stephen Bartlett & Adam Grant on Rethinking Success, Procrastination, and Hidden Potential
Adam Grant explains why success depends less on willpower and more on systems, learning, and generosity.
Brendon Burchard on Progress Mode and the Moment Life Changes
Brendon Burchard explains why real life change happens after motivation fades and how staying in Progress Mode through the dip separates finishers from quitters.
Andrew Huberman on How to Learn Skills Faster
Andrew Huberman explains why repetition density, failure, and post-practice rest not motivation determine how fast skills are learned.
Dr. John DeMartini on How Values Determine Your Learning Capacity with Jim Kwik
Dr. John DeMartini argues that learning speed isn’t about discipline or intelligence it’s about whether information aligns with your deepest values.
Dr. K on How to Deal With Internet Hate – HealthyGamerGG
Dr. K argues that internet hate isn’t just a social problem it’s a psychological one amplified by algorithms, ego, and the human need for validation.
Andy Frisella on the Mental Toughness That Keeps Entrepreneurs Going
Andy Frisella argues that most people don’t fail in business because of bad ideas they fail because they were never prepared for years of psychological pressure before success shows up.
Gregg Braden on Manifestation, the Heart, and Turning Intention Into Reality
Gregg Braden joins Rob Dial to explain why manifestation fails without emotional coherence and how belief, physiology, and present‑moment feeling shape real outcomes.
Ed Mylett on Fear, Innersize, and Rewiring Performance
Ed Mylett and John Assaraf break down fear as a neurological signal and how deliberate mental training can rewire it.
Tony Robbins on Emotional Mastery, Physiology, and the 90‑Second Rule with Jay Shetty
Tony Robbins explains why emotional mastery starts with physiology and how to prevent negative states from becoming long-term suffering.
Joe Hudson on Purpose, Experimentation, and the Billion-Dollar Test – Ali Abdaal
Joe Hudson argues that purpose isn’t found it’s practised. If you can’t be bought off your work, you’re already living it.