Dr. Daniel Amen argues chronic pain is often amplified by a “Doom Loop” of negative thoughts and nervous-system tension — and that brain-first habits can reduce suffering
Ramit Sethi argues most people should stop chasing stock tips and build an automated system: low-cost index funds, controlled fees, and intentional “Rich Life” spending.
Thomas DeLauer’s guest argues depression is better understood as brain energy failure plus inflammation, and explains why creatine, exercise, and circadian timing may matter
Simon Squibb’s 10-step framework makes sales feel simple again: qualify honestly, stay present until the need appears, and build trust that drives repeat buying.
Vinh Giang breaks “confidence” into five trainable vocal pillars and simple body-language rules. The payoff is immediate: fewer fillers, stronger authority, and better attention.
Earn Your Leisure argues that emotion is the real reason most investors underperform. The episode connects AI + bitcoin infrastructure to a “systematic allocator” mindset and pairs it with Derrick Hayes’ operator‑to‑owner blueprint.
Dr. Thomas Seyfried argues cancer is driven by damaged cellular energy systems, pushing tumours to rely on glucose and glutamine. He outlines a “Press–Pulse” strategy aimed at restricting those fuels
Dan Martell argues that scaling is capped by the founder’s calendar and that the fastest path out of chaos is buying back time, systemising delivery, and focusing on a single scalable offer.
Dr. K explains why “keeping your options open” can trap you in a provisional life where nothing becomes real. The cure isn’t more motivation it’s commitment and doing the boring work even when you don’t feel like it.
Raoul Pal and Julien Bittel argue that global liquidity is the hidden driver behind most market moves. Their “Everything Code” turns macro into a repeatable four-season cycle — and ends with a bold mid-2025 peak call.