That breakup. That failed startup. That friendship that ended. That job you lost. Stop calling them a waste of time. Every single one of them taught you something. What to tolerate. What to avoid. Who to trust. How to protect your energy. Sometimes growth doesn’t feel like progress. Sometimes it feels like pain. But if it didn’t give you what you wanted, it taught you what you don’t want. And that’s just as valuable.

It wasn’t a loss. It was a lesson.

Most people waste their disadvantages.

No money? They complain.

No invitations? They scroll.

No lifestyle? They compare.

But the same situation can become your biggest advantage.

This episode is about turning everything — even isolation, boredom, or limitation — into growth.

You don’t need a better environment.

You need a better response.

Why should someone in Europe, America, or Australia care about Iran’s revolution?

In this short episode, I explain how Iran’s freedom impacts global stability, business, energy, and security — and why supporting His Royal Highness Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi matters for a peaceful and trustworthy future.

This isn’t just about Iran.

It’s about the world we all live in.

Life is short — way too short to live it trying to impress other people. The truth? Nobody really cares.

Everyone is busy with their own life, their own problems, their own ego. Even the biggest names in the world would be a topic for a minute… and then everyone moves on.

So why are you holding back?

Why are you scared of opinions that won’t matter tomorrow?

Live your life.

Enjoy it.

That’s the whole point.

I get this question in almost every business meeting.

Restaurant owners, managers, GMs — at the end they always ask me: Why did you start TheList? How did it begin?

I realized I never actually shared this story publicly.

In this episode, I explain how TheList really started — including the three times it failed, the shutdowns, the wrong decisions, and why I refused to quit.

This isn’t a success story. It’s a journey of persistence, mistakes, and pushing boundaries until it finally worked.

Everyone has an opinion the moment you say you want to start a business.

“Do you know this competitor?”

“Do you know that company?”

In this episode, I talk about why that mindset is broken, why “everything already exists” is not a reason to quit, and what really happens when you ignore the noise and focus on execution. I’ve lived this. Doubt at the beginning. Respect after revenue.

If you’re building something and people keep trying to scare you with names, this one is for you.

Steve Jobs said you can only connect the dots looking backward.

Here’s the part most people miss:

you’re walking on those dots right now — every day, every move, every decision.

Opportunities pass because you don’t recognize them in real time.

People, mistakes, side paths, uncomfortable moments — all dots.

You only realize what they meant after they’re gone.

In this episode, I talk about awareness, timing, regret, and why most people miss their own story while they’re living it.

This isn’t motivation.

It’s perspective.

One day you’ll look back and say, “That was the moment.”

The question is: will you notice the next one before it passes?

I always ask myself one thing before making any move — business, relationships, anything:

When I’m 80 or 90, lying on my deathbed, will I be proud of this decision?

Most people live for the moment.

If future you won’t be proud, don’t do it.

If future you will smile, then go all in.

Your brain is just like your body — if you stop training it, it gets weak.

Feed your mind the same way you feed your belly.

In this episode, I talk about:

👉 Why you must constantly train your brain like an athlete

👉 How to lead and mentor people instead of shaming them

👉 Why “later” is the biggest lie we tell ourselves

👉 Why you’re the creator of your own problems — and solutions

👉 How to calendar your days, own your time, and execute daily

This episode isn’t motivational fluff. It’s a call to action.

Because if you stop training your brain, life will train you the hard way.

Everyone dreams. Few execute.

I’ve had a friend say for 15 years he’ll get a six-pack “this summer” — but never left the couch. I’ve run 15km daily and still had belly fat until I realized: no abs, no weights, no diet = no results.

Dreams without action are just hallucinations.

In this episode:

👉 Why execution isn’t one thing, it’s everything (steps, habits, consistency)

👉 The truth about wasted tabs, apps, and “later” that never comes

👉 Why even “gold diggers” execute harder than most people chasing success

👉 How to stop complaining and start moving

This isn’t a formula. It’s a lifestyle.