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Quickie: Success Should Be Hard. Not Miserable #239
Bitesize: The The Fight to Save Everything You Built #238
How I Built an 8-Figure Business That Runs Without Me (Inner Mentor 23) #237
The Prosperity Conversation We Need to Have | Mark Coleman # 236
Bitesize: Why Successful Entrepreneurs Never Feel Free | Dr. Travis Parry # 235
Success Has a Price. Nobody Talks About It (Inner Mentor 23) #234
The One Leadership Skill You Can't Fake | Reed Nyffeler #233
Bitesize: Why We Wait Until We're Broken to Change #232
The Freedom Every Entrepreneur Is Really Looking For (Inner Mentor 22) #231
The Secret To Loving Your Work Again | Jonathan Domsky #230
Bitesize | Why The Emotions You Ignore Control Your Life #229
Why Self-Help Doesn't Change Most People (Inner Mentor 21) #228
Marriage Expert: The Real Reason Relationships Fail | Lee Baucom #227
Bitesize: Life Behind Bars # 226
Why Successful Women Still Don't Feel Good Enough | Dr. Liz Dubois-Erskine #225
Bitesize: 10 Leadership Truths They Don't Teach in Business School #224
I Won A Mercedes. Then I Realised I Didn't Want It (Inner Mentor 20) #223
Cancer Survivor: The Warning Signs Most People Ignore | Bron Watson# 222
Bitesize | The Confidence Expert: Why You Don't Believe In Yourself # 221
What People Pleasing Is Costing You | Inner Mentor 18 | #220
How to Build Relationships That Change Your Life | David Homan #219
Bitesize: The Anxiety Epidemic: What's Really Going On? | Dr Colman Noctor #218
The Conversation Every Entrepreneur Needs to Hear (Inner Mentor) #217
What The Monks of Bhutan Know That Entrepreneurs Don't - Mike Brcic #216
Bitesize: Why Smart Entrepreneurs Freeze on Camera #215
Find Your Tribe - Ignore The Crowd - Inner Mentor (17) # 215
Why You Don't Have What You Want - Norman Wolfe #213
Bitesize: The Wealth Trap: Why More Money Doesn’t Create Freedom - Mike Brown #212
6 Words That Changed My Business Forever - Inner Mentor (15) EP208
The Two-Minute Practice That Will Change Your Life | Lisa Broderick #210
Bitesize: How to Think Like an Entrepreneur #209
Inner Mentor (15) Matthew Perry & The Lie of Success #208
The 5 Behaviours That Shape Your Financial Future #207
Bitesize: The Hidden Driver Behind Every Decision You Make #206
Inner Mentor (14) When You've Built a Business And Missed Your life #205
From Broke Teacher to Billion Dollar Founder - Mark Pentecost #204
Bitesize: Why Smart People Still Procrastinate | Fuschia Sirois #203
Inner mentor (13): You’re Wasting Your Time (And You Know It) # 202
Why We Stay in Toxic Relationships (And How to Let Go) | Ginny Priem #201
Bitesize: The Hidden Cost of a Successful Exit #200
Inner Mentor (12) The 3 Questions That Will Change Your Life #199
Do We Have A Soul? Kris Land #198
Do We Have A Soul? Kris Land #198
Bitesize - The Peak Performance Mindset with Enda McNulty #197
Inner Mentor (11): The Real Reason You Feel Stuck (It’s Not Strategy) #196
The Real Cost of Coming Out at 52 - Anne Marie Zanzal #195
Bitesize: The World Is a Mess — Here’s How to Live Anyway #194
Ep 197Inner Mentor (10): How I Escaped a Business That Was Killing Me #193
In this episode of the Inner Mentor Series, Paul chats about a moment that changed everything—a cold January morning when he believed he was having a heart attack. Sitting at his desk, overwhelmed, exhausted, and on the edge, he was forced to confront a hard truth: the business he had worked so hard to build was now running him. What started as ambition and success had quietly turned into pressure, stress, and a life completely out of alignment. From that wake-up call came a shift—not just in how Paul ran his business, but in how he approached his life. In this episode, he shares the deeper lesson behind the experience and the seven steps that ultimately gave him his time, freedom, and clarity back. This is not about systems or quick fixes, but about taking ownership, building the right team, and designing a business—and a life—that actually works for you. About the Host Paul Ryan is a CEO, 8-figure business owner, mentor, and host of The Inner Entrepreneur Podcast. 👉 https://pauljryan.net/ Work With Paul You can book a discovery call with Paul here: https://www.pauljryan.net/
Ep 195Why Most High Achievers Still Feel Like Frauds - Jonathan Cave #192
In this episode, Paul sits down with Jonathan Cave, who, by 40, had reached the “holy grail” of big-law success: a partner track that was about to culminate in senior partnership. From the outside it looked like the dream—money, status, the house in the suburbs of Geneva, a young family. But inside, Jonathan was falling apart: chronic stress, recurring back pain, anxiety in the simplest moments, and a life that felt more like performance than presence. When the offer came, it forced two questions he couldn’t unhear: Do I want it?… and Would I actually be happy and fulfilled if I take it? Nine months later, the answer was clear—so he walked away from the firm and from the legal world entirely. About the Guest Jonathan Cave is the founder of My Philosophy, where he works with high achievers around the world to help them align their inner world with their outer life. He is also the author of The Tree and the Mountain: Dare to Become. Website: jonathancave.com About the Host Paul Ryan is a CEO, 8-figure business owner, mentor, and host of The Inner Entrepreneur Podcast. 👉 https://pauljryan.net/ Work With Paul You can book a discovery call with Paul here: https://www.pauljryan.net/
Ep 194Bitesize: The Lie We Tell Ourselves About Drinking #191
Full episode: https://youtu.be/8CTNmzVX1FA?si=W-S4er06qq4JOweq https://open.spotify.com/episode/7iTrVixuErDHxP5Io0UF5E?si=zgcdk0hpS0yDVnQSq-UaeA In this bite size episode Paul chats with Karolina Rzadkowlska, alcohol-free coach and author. Karolina challenges one of the most normalised habits in modern life — social drinking — by exposing the quiet tension many people feel but rarely question. She shares her own journey from a “healthy during the week, undo it at the weekend” lifestyle to discovering that alcohol wasn’t enhancing her life, but masking a deeper lack of fulfilment. What looked like balance was actually a cycle of progress and setback, and once she stepped away, she began to see alcohol not as a reward, but as a distraction from a life that wasn’t fully aligned. The conversation goes deeper than just giving up alcohol. Karolina breaks down the beliefs many people hold — that alcohol relaxes you, boosts confidence, or makes socialising easier — and shows how these are often illusions rooted in biology and conditioning. For entrepreneurs especially, she reframes the question: not “Do I have a problem?” but “Is this still serving the person I’m becoming?” The real shift isn’t about restriction — it’s about awareness, identity, and building a life where you no longer need the escape.