He worked with Gary Vaynerchuk. He delivered a project for Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway. He created content for Kamila Rowińska. He completed a Half Ironman after learning to swim as an adult.
If you met Rafał Pikul on the street, you would never know any of this. And that is exactly what makes this conversation one you need to hear.

In this episode of Legacy Talks, I sit down with entrepreneur, content creator and amateur athlete Rafał Pikul for a conversation that goes much deeper than his CV suggests.

We talk about ego. Not the kind that makes people annoying at parties. The kind that quietly drives everything you do and everything you avoid. We talk about what happens when you strip it back and what is left when you stop needing people to see you.

We talk about longevity. About the difference between how long you live and how well you live. About ketones, autophagy, fasting windows and the Nobel Prize winning process your body already knows how to do if you get out of its way.
We talk about fatherhood. About being the kind of dad your son will remember not just with love but with respect. About screens, about habits, about what you are actually teaching your children when you think they are not watching.

And then Rafał tells a story that nobody has heard before. Something that happened in the first sixty seconds of his Half Ironman swim. A moment of pure panic that could have ended everything. What he said to himself in that moment is the whole point of this episode.

We also go into what people never see behind success. The 4am video he made the night he met Gary Vee. The Warren Buffett project that took twenty five years to arrive. The training sessions at 6am when nobody was watching. The moment he decided to start before he felt ready.

Find Rafal here:
  / rafalpikul 
  / rafal-pikul   
www.pikul.agency

If you are building something, training for something, or trying to become someone your future self will be proud of, this conversation is for you.
New episodes of Legacy Talks every week. Subscribe so you never miss one.

Want to find your own legacy? Check my bio

Ask