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In this recap of my conversation with Anthea Livingston, I explore two powerful lessons that can help you create a life beyond limits.
Anthea’s story highlights:
Why setting goals in every area of life (not just business) unlocks clarity and momentum
How dissolving false assumptions frees us from feeling victimised
The power of shifting focus from “what’s being done to me” to “what do I want?”
Why clarity acts like a freight train — once you commit, life starts moving faster than you expect
These are lessons for anyone who feels stuck or unclear about their next step. Clarity is power. Focus creates energy. And dissolving limits opens the way to a life you truly love.
Listen now to hear how Anthea’s insights can help you shift your mindset and move towards your dreams.
In this episode of The Mind Shift, I sit down with my longtime friend and client, Anthea Livingston, to explore how she transformed fear into fuel and created a business and life on her own terms.
Anthea first came to this work almost a decade ago, carrying a fear of success and limiting beliefs that were holding her back. Since then, she’s built (and sold) a thriving business, restructured her life around family and freedom, and now helps others grow into their own potential.
We talk about:
How she broke through the fear of success and limiting beliefs
The power of setting goals in every area of life, not just business
Why dissolving assumptions frees us from victimhood
Building a business that serves both family and purpose
What it means to recreate and aim higher once you’ve already achieved your dreams
Anthea’s story is inspiring, practical, and deeply real. Her journey shows that with clarity, focus, and courage, you can design a life that honours every part of who you are.
Listen now to hear how Anthea shifted her mindset and created a life beyond limits.
In this recap of my conversation with Andrew Hall, I take a deeper look at one of the most powerful lessons he shared, the practice of holding up the mirror as a leader.
So often in leadership, we think our role is to manage others: spot what’s wrong and fix it. But Andrew’s story reveals a different truth: the moment we judge someone else, we are usually doing the very thing we’re judging them for.
In this episode, I unpack:
Andrew’s breakthrough moment in a high-pressure project
Why perception isn’t always truth
How self-reflection transforms leadership, relationships, and results
Practical ways to apply the “mirror test” in your own life
This is a short, powerful exploration of how turning the mirror inward can break limits, dissolve resistance, and create the space for real change.
Tune in now to discover how leaders can shift perception and unlock extraordinary results.
For our very first guest episode of The Mind Shift, I had the privilege of sitting down with my good friend, Andrew Hall.
I’ve known Andrew for many years, and what has always struck me about him is his absolute commitment to living a life beyond limits.
At 19, he experienced a life-changing accident that could have defined him. Instead, it sparked a mission: to normalize disability and show that life is still extraordinary, no matter the circumstances.
In this episode, Andrew and I talk about:
Andrew is humble, wise, and courageous. His story is a reminder that life isn’t easy, but it can still be fantastic.
Formerly How to Be a Real 1%’er, this podcast has a new name and an even clearer mission, helping you break through mental limits and create lasting change.
In this rebrand launch episode, Sridhar Krishnamurti shares why the shift happened, what The Mind Shift is all about, and how it can help you transform your life. You’ll hear:
The personal mind shift that changed Sridhar’s life over 30 years ago
Real stories of people overcoming addiction, healing health issues, and rebuilding relationships through mindset work
What to expect from upcoming episodes and guests
If you want to improve your mindset, achieve your goals, and live beyond limits, subscribe now and start your own mind shift.
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Keywords: mindset podcast, personal growth, self-improvement, mental transformation, break through limits, life beyond limits, Sridhar Krishnamurti
In this special recap episode of How to Be a Real One Percenter, we reflect on some of the most powerful moments from the first few episodes. The focus of the podcast has always been about redefining success, not as the relentless pursuit of external achievement but as the journey towards living the life we were truly born to live.We revisit key moments from conversations with Matt Cross, Shawn Stockman and Kevin Riddle, each of whom opened up about their experiences of letting go of limiting beliefs, uncovering old stories and stepping into a more genuine version of themselves. These episodes reveal how deeply our lives can be shaped by the identities we attach to, the stories we tell ourselves and the unexamined beliefs that hold us back.What You Will Learn in This EpisodeHow identifying too strongly with a job or role can create emotional highs and lows, as Matt Cross shares from his experience as a race callerWhy Shawn Stockman’s journey highlights the importance of looking beyond the behaviour to uncover the root causes of addiction and stressHow Kevin Riddle’s story illustrates the profound impact a seemingly small childhood event can have on self-perception and identityKey TakeawaysMatt Cross – Redefining Identity Matt talks about how he went from identifying solely as a race caller to realising that his true worth had nothing to do with his role or achievementsShawn Stockman – Addressing Root Causes Shawn opens up about his struggle with alcohol and how confronting the underlying stressors allowed him to finally break free from destructive patternsKevin Riddle – Uncovering Childhood Stories Kevin reflects on how a seemingly insignificant childhood event led to decades of self-judgment and how identifying the story allowed him to let go and move forwardJoin the ConversationIf you find yourself feeling defined by your job, struggling with self-judgment or repeating old patterns that hold you back, this episode is for you. It is about taking a step back, reflecting on where those stories come from and realising that you have the power to rewrite them.
In this recap episode of How to Be a Real One Percenter, we reflect on the powerful conversation with Anthony and Rebecca Holland. Their journey was one of courage, honesty and deep transformation—Anthony’s commitment to breaking free from addiction, Rebecca’s role in supporting him and the profound shifts they both experienced along the way.This episode goes beyond personal change—it is about the impact of self-awareness on relationships, family and future generations. We explore the key themes from their story, including the importance of commitment, the power of questioning old narratives and the freedom that comes from embracing who we truly are.What You Will Learn in This EpisodeHow true transformation begins with personal commitmentWhy breaking free from addiction requires deep self-honestyThe role of support and open communication in navigating changeHow confronting limiting beliefs reshapes relationships and self-worthThe impact of becoming more genuine and how it influences those around usKey TakeawaysThe Power of Commitment Anthony’s journey highlights the shift from external pressures to personal responsibility in overcoming addictionCreating Space for Growth Rebecca shares the challenges and insights from supporting a loved one while also doing her own inner workBreaking the Cycle By addressing past stories and limiting beliefs, Anthony and Rebecca opened up a new level of connection, not only in their relationship but also with their children and familiesJoin the ConversationThis episode is an opportunity to step back and reflect on your own journey. Whether you are overcoming personal barriers, supporting someone through change or simply looking for inspiration, Anthony and Rebecca’s story is a reminder that genuine transformation starts from within.
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