The easiest way to get ahead of 80% of people is your ability to zero in on the task at hand. This episode will teach you why.

In this episode, I sit down with Chris Shingles — online health coach, dad of three, and specialist in peri and menopausal women — to unpack the journey that shaped him.

We go deep into:

• How becoming a father at 27 forced him to confront his health

• Building a fitness career from scratch (and the imposter syndrome that came with it)

• Divorce, losing his brother to mental health, and the silent spiral into alcohol

• Why men struggle to open up (and what actually helps)

• Why most women over 35 are stuck in dieting cycles — and what actually works long term

• The truth about quick fixes, weight loss jabs, and sustainable change

This is a raw conversation about responsibility, masculinity, grief, purpose, and what it really takes to rebuild when life hits hard.

Chris' Links:

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/chrisfitmenopausecoach

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/chrisfit_coaching_/

My Links:

Almost Great The Book: https://luisbulnes.kit.com/audiobook

In this episode, I’m joined by Lewis Potts for a raw conversation about responsibility, coaching, and the moments that force you to change.

Lewis shares how a heart condition, lockdown isolation, and years of drifting pushed him into personal development and ultimately into coaching. We dive into his journey from DJing and partying to losing 70kg, coaching clients, and completely redefining what real coaching actually is.

We talk about the difference between giving advice vs creating real behaviour change, the victim mindset holding people back, the truth about coaching qualifications, and why most people consume self-help but never implement it.

Lewis' Links:

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lewispottsofficial/

Coaching Program: https://www.adherenceamplifier.com/join-here?spredirect=1

My Links:

Audiobook: https://luisbulnes.kit.com/audiobook

In this episode, we sit down with Harry Purdy to unpack the journey from being 23 stone, stuck in a cycle of drifting and numbing out, to running ultramarathons, building a coaching business, and creating the 100% Podcast.

We dive into the real turning points behind his transformation — the moment he realised he couldn’t run a mile, the breakdown that forced him to confront his mental health, and the habits that helped him rebuild his life from the inside out.

We talk about men’s mental health, intrusive thoughts, therapy, journaling, meditation, finding purpose, and why every man needs a passion project that gives life direction.

If you’ve ever felt like you’re just going through the motions, this conversation will challenge the way you think about change, growth, and what’s actually possible over the next 10 years of your life.

Harry's Links:

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/harrypurdyofficial/

Podcast: https://www.youtube.com/@HundredPercentPodcast100

My Links:

My Audiobook: https://luisbulnes.kit.com/audiobook

Jamie Carter is a former British Army infantry soldier and sniper who deployed to Iraq and Helmand Province, Afghanistan.

Jamie shares his journey from frontline combat, near-death experiences, and friendly fire incidents…to PTSD, identity loss, weight gain, bipolar disorder and more.

This conversation goes deep into:

• The psychological cost of combat

• What trauma actually feels like years later

• Why many veterans struggle to adapt to civilian life

• How discipline, reflection, responsibility, and purpose became the tools that saved him

• And why surviving isn’t enough — you have to rebuild who you are

Today, Jamie is a father, coach, consultant, and mentor — using the same principles that kept him alive in war to build a stable, meaningful life.

More From Jamie:

Become A TOM: https://ion87954kz.wpdns.site/welcome-to-the-target-operating-model-masterclass/

More From Me:

📘 Download My Audiobook 'Almost Great': https://luisbulnes.kit.com/audiobook

Ada's Foundation: https://www.instagram.com/adasfoundationuk/

In this episode, I sit down with Stuart to talk about grief, identity, and what happens when life forces you to rebuild from the ground up.

After losing his daughter Ada at 21 weeks, Stuart opens up about the reality of grief, the moments that nearly broke him, and how he found a way forward when life stopped making sense.

We talk about:

• The side of loss no one prepares you for

• Why mindset alone isn’t enough without action

• The danger of losing yourself after trauma

• How discipline, purpose, and responsibility can pull you back

• Turning pain into something meaningful without pretending it didn’t hurt

  
  

  
  

Luke John Harrison went from anxious, bored, and numbing himself with alcohol and distractions to becoming a 2× author, certified mindset coach, and a leading voice for men who want more from life.

This episode captures his 10-year journey — the mistakes, the lessons, and the brutal truths that reshaped how he lives, thinks, and leads.

Once lost, angry, unfit, and full of quiet shame, Luke now runs a coaching business that’s helped hundreds of men and women upgrade their lives physically, mentally, and emotionally.

Visit Luke's Links 🔗

Instagram - @lukejohnharrison

Audiobook - https://www.superchargedaudio.com/

Most people chase achievement to help them understand who it is they really are. I argue that knowing yourself will bring you more success than you could ever imagine. In this video, I walk you through the 4 step process that can help you achieve that.

Want to change your life in 2026?

In this episode, I walk you through my 8P Framework that I've used to turn my life around and now use to coach other men to do the same.

If you want to be coached by me next year, then check out my website:

https://www.luisbulnes.com/rewired

In this episode of the Like Minds Podcast, I sit down with Connor James to talk about why so many men keep starting, stopping, and drifting when it comes to their health, confidence, and direction in life.

We get into what “finding your why” really means — and why it’s not something you figure out once and keep forever. Your why changes as you age, as responsibilities shift, and as life hits you differently. What drove you at 20 won’t carry you at 40, and pretending it will is why so many men burn out or give up.

Connor shares how fatherhood reshaped his motivation, why surface-level goals like fat loss don’t last, and how emotional triggers — even uncomfortable ones — are often the real catalyst for change. We also talk about how modern life makes it far too easy to hide: working from home, endless convenience, screens, food, alcohol, and distraction slowly pulling men into comfort while their standards drop.

If you’re a man who feels stuck, like you’ve lost your edge, or like life looks good on the outside but feels empty underneath — this episode will resonate.