Chloe is from Myanmar. In 2013 she graduated, got a corporate job, and felt completely unfulfilled despite doing everything right. She found fitness that year, started sharing free health and wellness content online for women like her, and people began asking her to coach them. She never intended to build a business. Then COVID hit, and 3,000 to 4,000 people signed up to her first fitness challenge overnight. She called her mum the next morning not knowing what had just happened. The community she has built since — tens of thousands of women, going seven years strong — is what she calls her greatest achievement. This conversation covers the real timeline, the free work you have to do before anyone pays you, why feeling unfulfilled despite a good job is not a you problem, and what it actually looks like to build something people never want to leave.

Virtually every high-performing man I've ever worked with has the same thing running underneath. Conditional love. A dad who was present but never said enough. A childhood where love came through achievement, sport, good grades, being useful. Most founders never connect the dots between that wiring and the way they're running their business today. This conversation does. Uma spent 20 years in corporate, became one of the youngest VPs on a senior leadership team in Singapore, and then walked away from all of it to figure out who she actually was. What she found in that process is something most high-performers spend their entire career avoiding. We talk about where the drive really comes from, what it costs when you never deal with it, and why the body tends to carry everything the mind refuses to face.

In this deep-dive conversation, George Lewer shares how he turned a $50K crypto trade into $1.3M overnight—while working a 9-to-5 job. But this isn’t a crypto flex. It’s a brutally honest look at success, sabotage, and the inner work high-performing men can’t avoid.

In this deep-dive conversation, George Lewer shares how he turned a $50K crypto trade into $1.3M overnight—while working a 9-to-5 job. But this isn’t a crypto flex. It’s a brutally honest look at success, sabotage, and the inner work high-performing men can’t avoid.

In this honest and raw conversation, Jordan Candlish opens up about the hidden toll of building a personal brand in the performance coaching space.

8x world champion Daniel Dawson shares the story behind his incredible success in Muay Thai, Kickboxing, and Boxing. Daniel dives deep into his journey, revealing both the highs and lows along the way. Daniel talks about: • Growing up with physical and emotional abuse and how it shaped his drive to succeed • Earning the nickname “The Rock” for his resilience in the ring and life • The battle with self-sabotage and chasing external validation • The role of martial arts in healing deep-rooted trauma and finding purpose • The impact of fatherhood on his personal healing journey • How relationships exposed his deepest insecurities and pushed him to confront his past • Redefining success and learning that personal growth goes beyond winning championships If you’re looking for an honest conversation about overcoming personal demons, this episode is a must-listen.

Ryan Wilson is a former SAS soldier, co-founder of Working Paws Australia and business consulting company, Exas Group, and general manager of Whipper Snapper Distilery. We discuss the mental and physical challenges veterans face and the incredible role therapy dogs play in supporting those with PTSD and other mental health issues. Ryan shares his journey from serving in the SAS to transitioning into civilian life. We cover: • How therapy dogs have become a lifeline for veterans struggling with mental health. • The key lessons Ryan learned from the SAS, including mental toughness, resilience, and leadership. • The difficulties of transitioning from military life to the civilian world and why finding a new purpose is critical. • Ryan’s journey at Whippersnapper Distillery and how it helped him regain a sense of belonging. • A deep dive into masculinity, emotional intelligence, and the struggles men face in building real connections today. • The rise in veteran suicides and why it’s crucial to provide ongoing support to those leaving the military. • Ryan’s story is a testament to resilience and finding meaning after military service, making this episode a must-listen for anyone interested in mental health, veteran support, or the incredible bond between humans and dogs.

We're exploring the complexities of relationships with Louanne Ward, one of Australia's leading dating experts and matchmakers. We explore the often unspoken ways men and women sabotage their relationships without even realising it. From communication breakdowns to subtle behaviours that break trust. Louanne sheds light on the critical issues that lead to relationship failure. We discuss: • Why men sabotage relationships without knowing it. • How women break up with men differently, and why it hurts more. • The secrets both men and women keep that are destroying their relationships. • The importance of better communication and how it can save a relationship. • The truth about why most men don’t intend to hurt women, but often do. This episode is packed with insights to help you understand the hidden dynamics in your relationships and how to navigate them more effectively. Whether you’re struggling in your relationship or want to deepen your understanding, this conversation with Louanne is a must-listen.

I sit down with Ben Broadbridge from Beyond All Bounds, to explore the challenges and triumphs of mental health. Growing up as an Army kid, Ben’s journey is marked by resilience. He shares his journey battling loneliness and depression. Through his work with Beyond All Bounds, Ben now dedicates his life to advocating for mental health awareness and helping others navigate their struggles. We cover: • Ben’s unique upbringing in a military family and its impact on his life.
 • The physical and emotional challenges that shaped his journey.
 • How losing his identity led him down a path of depression and how he transformed his life.
 • The creation of Beyond All Bounds and its mission to support mental health through empathy, emotional intelligence, and storytelling.
 • Practical advice on mental health first aid and the power of human connection in healing. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in mental health, personal growth, or the power of storytelling in overcoming adversity. Join us as we dive into Ben’s inspiring story and learn how we can all contribute to a more understanding and supportive world.

Action Jackson England is not just a professional boxer; he’s a fighter in every sense of the word, representing Australia on the global stage with a story as powerful as his punches. In this episode, we go beyond the ring to explore Jackson’s journey, his challenges, and what it truly takes to rise in boxing. We cover: • Can you be the best while living in Perth? Exploring the unique challenges and opportunities of training outside of major boxing hubs. • Training with George Kambosos: Insights into what it takes to reach the top tier of the sport. • Difference between top 10 and #1: How mindset and strategy set the best apart. • Jackson’s stripping days: The shift from his past life to becoming a dedicated fighter and how those experiences shaped his career. • Financial realities of pro boxing: Why many fighters undervalue themselves and how to navigate the financial challenges of the sport. • Fatherhood and fighting: The impact of fatherhood, upbringing, and personal challenges on his journey inside and outside the ring. • Street fight advice: What you need to know when it’s more than just sport—how to handle real-world confrontations. This episode is an unfiltered look at the world of professional boxing and the personal journey of a man who’s fought to the top, both inside and outside the ring. Whether you’re a boxing enthusiast, an aspiring athlete, or curious about the personal stories behind the fighters, this conversation with Jackson offers valuable insights and inspiration.