Charlie Rogers is a Multipotentialite - someone with multiple interests and hobbies which often intersect with career endeavors. Charlie has a newsletter called 'Mastery in Your 20s' where he provides commentary on the future of work and how to navigate your 20s both personally and publicly.

In this podcast we breakdown Charlie's initial foray into the business world selling sweets at school, why hard work beats talent, Charlie's athletic journey from Runner to Triathlete and how AI is changing the future of work.

It was a pleasure to chat to Charlie after following his work on LinkedIn and this chat is super beneficial for any individual particularly in their late teens/early 20s transitioning from school/uni into the ever evolving world of work.

In this Week's Episode we take a look back at the key takeaways from guests #21 to #30. From Creatine to Motherhood, P*rn addiction to Andrew Tate and everything in between I summarize the biggest lessons from these 10 episodes.

In this recording I am using a new camera, however I completely missed the embarrassing evidence of Paprika Chickpeas I had for lunch...not re-recording, so here it is.

Oliver Anwar is the Founder of Elite Performance, an online coaching company designed to enable busy professionals and entrepreneurs to crush their health, wellbeing and aesthetics so they can perform in other areas of life.

Oliver's story is one of struggle and immense work ethic, and one point spending 12 hours a day filling vending machines and going home to work on his side hustles.

In this episode we talk about how to attract Women as a short guy, what Andrew Tate is like in person, how to grow an online business, why Sleep is so important and much more.

A shorter episode than usual, but jam packed with value. Enjoy!

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Ben Goddard is a Christian, Final Year Medical Student & long term friend/mentor who spent a year working for a chuch & a year studying theology during his Medicine degree at a top level University in the UK.

As a Christian, I wanted to invite Ben onto the Podcast to discuss the origins of Christianity and some common questions people may have regarding faith/religion.

The Podcast is of course embedded in Ben's personal journey, however we sprout off into many insightful discussions on topics such as sin, suffering & doubt.

If you enjoy the Podcast I would love for you to share it far and wide, and please do get in touch if you have any comments or questions off of the back of listening.

He began his foray into the world of online business at 13, investing his time and energy into learning behind the scenes processes of Youtubers.

At 16, he faced mortality with a Cancer diagnosis, however used this as an opportunity to go all-in on his Infleuncer Marketing & Management comapny, Saulderson Media, growing it to 7 figures only a few years later.

Now cancer-free, Suhit is continuing to scale up his businesses and personal brand, living the Digital Nomad lifestyle of travelling from country to country, and we sat down to discuss his story alongside some fascinating topics such as cancel culture, heartbreaks & his time partying with KSI.

As always, a lot of time has gone into recording, editing and producing the episode, so if you enjoy it, please consider sharing to a friend who you think may enjoy it too!

https://hoo.be/suhitamin

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Eimantas Budrys is a Final Year Events Management student who has spent the last decade seeking opportunities in leadership and events.

He is now growing his personal Brand on Linkedin, documenting his foray into the Events Management world.

We met at TEDxSurreyUniversity where he took the society from the ground up to deliver a sell out event in 2022.

In this Episode we discuss how he transformed from Shy to seizing all opportunities, to running 13 of the UK's biggest festivals on the bounce and why everyone should be creating a Personal Brand.

You can find him here - https://www.linkedin.com/in/eimantasbudrys/

Colin Campbell is a Podcast Host known as the "Office Athlete" for his relentless pursuit of peak performance in both his career and in fitness.

In this episode we discuss why it's so important to get the reps in, even if we don't feel like it. We chat about the balance between showing ourselves too much self-love, and not enough constructive criticism.

The conversation is embedded in Colin's own journey finding his feet in his career, being rocked by external shocks, but remaining focused on what he can control.

Colin has a fantastic Podcast recently hosting World's Strongest Man Tom Stoltman which I highly recommend checking out.

You can find his podcast here - https://open.spotify.com/show/41qT7i9uvjWGJbNM6RaFwK?si=f10f253f904a4e5f

Today my guest is Joe Phillips who is a 26 year old zoologist and entrepreneur, recently fired by Lord Sugar on the famous BBC TV show, The Apprentice.

In this episode we discuss Joe’s exotic upbringing, how Dyslexia fuels his entrepreneurial spirit and of course, his time on the apprentice.

Joe also shares his favourite animal, why he’s so passionate about sustainability and a little bit about his future ambitions in wildlife conservation.

If this episode is the first one you’ve tuned in on then please do hit the follow button wherever you’re listening or watching as I’ve got lots of exciting conversations lined up over the next few weeks.

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Augusto Caten is a Brazilian Self Development Influencer with over 1 million followers across social media. From struggling with P*rn addiction himself he now helps young men to reject degeneracy.

Augusto and I met at a Jordan Peterson event in Manchester where he flew over from Brazil to see him live.

In this episode we discuss the sad reality of the modern world, he opens up about his battle with P*rn and how it affected his relationship, but then how he has used this to help millions of young men to turn away from destructive behaviours.

We talk about what the Red Pill gets wrong, discuss whether Modern Christians are too soft, and why your posture is terrible.

I'm glad I was able to hold this space for Augusto to open up and share his story, and hopefully by inviting you to listen to this conversation you take something away too.

In this week’s Episode I am joined by Rick Cooper, who is an Ex-professional Rugby Player who after 10 years in the Fire Service now travels the country delivering workshops and talks for young men in the independent school circuit, teaching them about what it means to be a man in the 21st Century.

In this episode we touch on Rick’s abusive relationship with his Father, how the school system let him down as a child and a brief History of Man. We talk about the current crisis in masculinity, how figures have arisen to fill this void but how damaging their message can often be and In particular, Rick touches on the need to balance vulnerability with being capable and dangerous.

This Podcast truly was a pleasure to record, Rick is an absolute legend who is making a real impact in the lives of boys and young men and I cannot stress how important this episode is.  

So with that in mind, whether you’re tuning in for the first time or the twentieth time, I’d encourage you if you to share the episode in a groupchat with friends of work colleagues, as I’d love to be able to spread this message as far as possible.  https://linktr.ee/zakvilleneuvesnell