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This episode of A Founder’s Life is brought to you by Thankz, helping founders scale with reliable remote talent. Get $1,000 off your first month by emailing [email protected] with the subject line Founder’s Life.
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👤 Connect with Today’s Guest – Bill Carmody
What does success look like after you’ve built and sold three multimillion-dollar companies?
For Bill Carmody, it’s about living abundantly, not just financially, but physically, mentally, and emotionally.
In this powerful conversation, Bill shares his journey from humble beginnings and scarcity-driven hustle to achieving financial freedom and traveling the world for a year with his daughter. Along the way, he reveals how focusing on daily habits — meditation, exercise, diet, and sleep — can create an extraordinary life far beyond the business metrics.
What you’ll learn in this conversation:
👉 Subscribe now for more founder stories, raw lessons, and inspiration.
⏱️ Timestamps
0:00 – Intro & sponsor (Thankz)
1:16 – Meet Bill Carmody: entrepreneur, author, and Ironman athlete
2:10 – From humble beginnings to digital marketing pioneer
3:15 – Building three multimillion-dollar companies
4:58 – What financial freedom really means
6:12 – Traveling the world with his daughter on a gap year
8:02 – The importance of family and being fully present
10:15 – Overcoming burnout and suicidal thoughts through transformation
12:00 – Dropping 95 pounds and completing two Ironman races
13:40 – The power of sleep, meditation, and mental fitness
16:20 – Scarcity vs abundance: finding “enough”
18:00 – What daily habits compound into an extraordinary life
20:45 – Martial arts, flow, and lifelong learning
23:50 – Advice for founders: micro-adjustments create major change
25:30 – Where to find Bill (billcarmody.com + askbill.us)
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Website
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By Leo GestetnerThis episode of A Founder’s Life is brought to you by Thankz, helping founders scale with reliable remote talent. Get $1,000 off your first month by emailing [email protected] with the subject line Founder’s Life.
🌐 Follow A Founder’s Life
• YouTube: @AFoundersLife
• LinkedIn
• Instagram: @afounderslife
• Spotify
• Apple Podcast
👤 Connect with Today’s Guest – Bill Carmody
What does success look like after you’ve built and sold three multimillion-dollar companies?
For Bill Carmody, it’s about living abundantly, not just financially, but physically, mentally, and emotionally.
In this powerful conversation, Bill shares his journey from humble beginnings and scarcity-driven hustle to achieving financial freedom and traveling the world for a year with his daughter. Along the way, he reveals how focusing on daily habits — meditation, exercise, diet, and sleep — can create an extraordinary life far beyond the business metrics.
What you’ll learn in this conversation:
👉 Subscribe now for more founder stories, raw lessons, and inspiration.
⏱️ Timestamps
0:00 – Intro & sponsor (Thankz)
1:16 – Meet Bill Carmody: entrepreneur, author, and Ironman athlete
2:10 – From humble beginnings to digital marketing pioneer
3:15 – Building three multimillion-dollar companies
4:58 – What financial freedom really means
6:12 – Traveling the world with his daughter on a gap year
8:02 – The importance of family and being fully present
10:15 – Overcoming burnout and suicidal thoughts through transformation
12:00 – Dropping 95 pounds and completing two Ironman races
13:40 – The power of sleep, meditation, and mental fitness
16:20 – Scarcity vs abundance: finding “enough”
18:00 – What daily habits compound into an extraordinary life
20:45 – Martial arts, flow, and lifelong learning
23:50 – Advice for founders: micro-adjustments create major change
25:30 – Where to find Bill (billcarmody.com + askbill.us)
linkedin.com/in/leogestetner
Website
leogestetner.com/leo
Subscribe Now!
youtube.com/@afounderslife?sub_confirmation=1