Richard Echley lost it all in the recession then rebuilt with mindset, routines, and resilience. Discover the power of daily habits and personal growth.

He lost everything but rebuilt a legacy.

In this raw and revealing episode of Rise From The Ashes, we sit down with Richard Echley, a UK-based personal development coach and single father of three, who lost it all during the 2007–2008 recession. What could’ve broken him became the fire that forged his purpose.

Richard opens up about navigating massive loss, raising his children alone, and discovering how mindset, routine, and resilience can rebuild not just a life but a legacy.

We explore:

• The daily routines that anchor him in growth
• His biggest mindset shifts influenced by Jim Rohn & Earl Nightingale
• Why personal development isn’t a luxury it’s survival

“You can’t control the storm, but you can control your sail.”
 “Success isn’t a goal it’s a rhythm.”

Whether you’re in the middle of your own collapse or ready to rise stronger, this episode is your permission slip to rebuild deliberately, daily, and with purpose.

🎧 Listen now and start crafting your comeback.

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