Next Gen Success

Biohacking Success: Corey Jones on Focus, Discipline & the Brian Johnson Debate

What does biohacking actually have to do with success?

In this episode of Next Gen Success, we sit down with biohacker Corey Jones to break down what really works when it comes to optimising your mind, body, and performance for long-term success.

We go deep into:

• The biohacking habits that actually improve focus and discipline

• Why most people misuse biohacking and see no results

• The link between biology, mindset, and execution

• The dangers of taking optimisation too far

• Corey’s honest take on modern biohacking culture — including a critical discussion around Brian Johnson and extreme longevity protocols

This conversation cuts through the hype and explores biohacking as a tool for real-world performance, not internet flexing.

If you’re building a business, pushing your limits, or trying to operate at a higher level mentally and physically, this episode is for you.

👇 Comment below: Do you think extreme biohacking helps or hurts success?

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In this thought-provoking solo episode, Ariel and Eli pull back the curtain on a controversial idea: Is the traditional school system actually designed for failure?

They dive into the mindset shifts required to thrive outside of the academic pressure cooker. They share their perspectives on why the standard educational blueprint often falls short, and how lessons learned from travel and real-world experience offer a powerful path toward true success.

Listen in to hear Ariel and Eli debate the value of swapping a desk for a destination, and how the freedom of the road can teach you lessons they never cover in the classroom.

Key Takeaways:

Why traditional education might be fundamentally flawed for "Next Gen Success."

The surprising ways the travel mindset translates directly into entrepreneurial skills.

Practical advice on finding your own path outside of the conventional system.

Don't miss this blueprint for breaking free!

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In this mind-bending episode of Next Gen Success, we sit down with Swain, a filmmaker-turned-AI innovator who literally trained artificial intelligence to replicate his creative mind.

Swain shares how he went from shooting small gigs to working with Vogue, L’Officiel, and major brands — then took the ultimate leap: teaching AI his skills, style, and workflow so it could run multiple brands on autopilot.

We dive deep into the future of work, creativity, and identity:

• Can AI really take your job — or help you build a better one?
• What industries will vanish overnight when automation hits?
• And how do we keep human connection alive when machines start creating art?

This conversation will change how you think about creativity, entrepreneurship, and the next decade of work.

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🚨 In this explosive episode of Next Gen Success, we sit down with Dr. Jere, founder of RASHA, to uncover secrets about DNA, freedom, and what it really means to succeed.

Dr. Jere challenges mainstream science, arguing that the so-called “junk DNA” is actually the key to unlocking hidden human potential — knowledge he claims powerful agencies don’t want the public to access. He reveals why 99% of people live as prisoners, how only 1% break free, and why success is about contributing more to humanity than you take.

From discipline and follow-through to controversial ideas about Stargates and the future of consciousness, this conversation will push you to question everything you think you know about success, freedom, and human potential.

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🚀 In this episode of Next Gen Success, we sit down with Liam Bradshaw, an e-commerce entrepreneur who has built and scaled online businesses in one of the most competitive industries of today. Liam opens up about his journey — from early struggles and lessons learned, to the strategies that helped him create sustainable growth in the digital economy.

We explore:

• How to get started in e-commerce without overcomplicating things
• The mindset shifts every young entrepreneur needs to succeed
• Lessons from failures and how to pivot quickly
• Why discipline, branding, and customer experience drive long-term growth

Whether you’re launching your first side hustle or looking to scale an existing venture, Liam’s story will give you both the inspiration and practical tools to level up your own journey.

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In this episode, we sit down with Luke Ardem, a bold entrepreneur who dropped out of school and carved his own path to success. Luke opens up about the mindset shifts that helped him break away from the traditional system, the hustle it took to build something real, and the wild experiences he's had along the way.

If you’ve ever questioned the standard route or felt like you're meant for more, this episode is for you.

Topics we cover:

• Why Luke dropped out of school
• How he found success outside the system
• Stories from the grind and the wins
• Lessons for the next gen of builders

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In this episode of Next Gen Success, we sit down with James Cooper, the visionary founder of BTX London. James opens up about the early days of building BTX from the ground up, the challenges of staying authentic in a competitive industry, and how his bold decision to relocate to Dubai has opened up new opportunities for growth, creativity, and expansion.

From late nights in London to strategic moves in the Middle East, James shares the mindset and work ethic that have helped him turn BTX into more than just a brand—it's a movement. Whether you're an aspiring entrepreneur, creative, or someone navigating your own version of success, this episode is packed with real talk, valuable insights, and the kind of energy that inspires action.

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