They’re Lying To You About Buying a House – Diary Of A Ceo
Nischa Shah argues that property ownership isn’t a financial milestone disciplined cash-flow control is.
Dr Mike: The Top 10 Lies Health Experts Have Told You – Diary Of A Ceo
A grounded breakdown of Doctor Mike’s conversation on The Diary Of A CEO, explaining why health myths spread faster than evidence and why boring, repeatable habits still outperform miracle cures.
The 51% Rule: How Steven Bartlett Thinks About Accountability and Growth
Steven Bartlett explains the 51% Rule and why taking responsibility accelerates learning, quitting decisions, and long-term growth.
Does Exercise Really Cause Weight Loss?- Dr Fung On Diary Of A CEO
Dr. Jason Fung challenges calorie-based weight loss models, arguing insulin not exercise is the real driver of obesity.
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.
Alex Hormozi, Codie Sanchez & Daniel Priestley on Turning $0 Into $100K – The Diary Of A Ceo
Three entrepreneurs converge on the same verdict: anyone can start a business, but only those who endure pain, price correctly, and apply leverage survive long enough to scale.
Mohnish Pabrai on Dhandho, Cloning, and Asymmetric Wealth – Diary of A Ceo
Mohnish Pabrai explains why copying proven models and waiting for asymmetric bets is the fastest path to financial freedom
Wim Hof on Disease & Inflammation Diary of a CEO Explores the Limits of Human Control
Wim Hof argues that breath, cold exposure, and interoception allow voluntary control over stress, inflammation, and immune response.
The Money Making Expert: The 7‑11‑4 Hack That Turns $1 Into $10K/Month Daniel Priestley’s Verdict
Daniel Priestley argues that the digital winners don’t sell time they build trust at scale and productise knowledge into leverage. His 7‑11‑4 rule maps how influence converts into income.
Nir Eyal’s Focus Verdict: Why Distraction Is Internal – and How to Become Indistractable
Nir Eyal explains why distraction is driven by internal discomfort and how simple systems can restore focus.