Playing The Inner Game
My guests are Entrepreneurs, Executives, Olympians, Artists, and Creatives. Some famous names and some hidden gems. We discuss what success means to each one of them and decode the best parts of their mindset. It is a search for the common threads, principles, and patterns that we can apply to our own lives to become healthier, wealthier, happier, and wiser.
- Update frequency
- every 17 days
- Average duration
- 75 minutes
- Episodes
- 54
- Years Active
- 2020 - 2025
#51 Robert Earnshaw - What Professional Sport Taught Me About Life, Discipline & Purpose
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It’s tough to separate your job title from your identity and self-worth. Here’s 2 great questions Robert Earnshaw asked himself upon retiring fr…
#50 Matthias Weiskopf - Inside the Psychology of Luxury: The Inner Game of Branding
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Luxury isn’t about price tags or logos.
It’s about identity. Emotion. Desire.
And no one understands that better than Matthias Weiskopf.
As a bran…
#49 James Riley - Life Beyond the C-Suite
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James Riley spent decades leading one of the world’s most prestigious hotel brands.
But this episode isn’t about boardrooms or five-star service,…
#48 Bastien Le Coz & Gabriella Zavatti - How We Built a Global Luxury Brand Without Sacrificing Family Life
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Founded in 2015 by Bastien Le Coz and Gabriella Zavatti, Palatino Hospitality is a global leader in luxury hospitality, serving some of the worl…
#47 Benjamin Quinlan - High Performer Burnout Is REAL (No One Talks About This)
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Five years ago, we reconnected, basically as strangers. Five years later, we’re best of friends and business partners.
When I decided to relaunch…
#46 How I Went From Pro Footballer to Coaching Fortune 500 Executives [My Story]
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I used to be too shy to speak in class.
Now I coach executives, founders, and venture capitalists, how to speak more persuasively.
This is the ful…
#45 Rob Mills - The Born Entertainer Tackling Men's Mental Health, Happiness, & Self Worth
Rob Mills is an actor, performer, and born entertainer who's well known in Australia for his roles on stage in productions that include Jesus Christ Superstar, Ghost the Musical, Hairspray, and Wicke…
#44 Dr Suhina Singh - Miss South Africa Finalist, Medical Doctor, HealthTech Entrepreneur on a Mission
Medical Doctor. Model. Miss South Africa Finalist. Entrepreneur. Healthcare Strategist. Executive MBA. Investor. Chronic Disease Warrior. Fashion Blogger.
My guest, Dr Suhina Singh has worn more than…
#43 Philipp Knuepfer - GM of Mandarin Oriental Singapore on Doing What You Love, Letting Things Go & The Art of Hospitality
*Aside from the 60 second introduction, this episode of the podcast is a raw and unedited version of my conversation with Philipp Knuepfer, General Manager of the Mandarin Oriental, Singapore. As tim…
#42 Sophia Hotung - Eurasian Artist & Writer on Identity, Disability, Self-Esteem, & Feeling Like You're Enough
*This episode first appeared on the Eurasian Society podcast and sees Michael Campion step in as guest host.
Sophia Hotung's family were trailblazers in this city; her great great Grandfather Sir Ro…
#41 Chris Lowder - World Class Hospitality Expert on Dealing with Discomfort, Social Superpowers, and Why You Should Give Away Your Secrets
My guest today is Chris Lowder, the Co-founder of Lowder Tascarella Hospitality ( or LTH for short). Chris is one of the world’s most sought-after talents in corporate and multi-venue luxury bar cons…
The Return: Season 2
Took a little break.
Moved from Hong Kong to Singapore.
At long last, the podcast returns.
Next episode dropping in 24 hours...
Preview of the Eurasian Society Podcast, Ep 6 - Listen here on Spotify
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#40 Vishal Tolani - Watch Industry Insider on Storytelling, Honesty, and Finding Inspiration in the Quotidian
My guest is Vishal Tolani, CEO of Dartmouth Brands. He’s helped bring multiple watch brands into the world under the Dartmouth umbrella such as Spinnaker, Avi-8 and Earnshaw. As well as playing in th…
Inbetweenisode #2: Talent Is Practice In Disguise
I'll continue to share these shorter soundbites, in-between regular guest episodes, in the hope that some of you find them valuable.
- The true value of a career break / sabbatical / gap year
- The str…
#39 Sean Carter - Award Winning Graphic Designer for Ambitious Brands That Refuse To Blend In
Sean Carter is the founder and Design Director at Carter Hales Design Lab. Sean’s an extremely talented graphic designer that’s been in the agency game for 30 years now and someone whose creativity a…
#38 Andrew Cox - Health & Fitness Expert on Stress, Biohacking and Obeying What It Means To Be Human
My guest today is the inimitable Andrew Cox. He and I have known each other for a little while now and I’ve always admired his energy, enthusiasm, and zest for life which is also backed up with a gre…
Inbetweenisode #1: Finding Your "Why" & 3 Hacks to Become a Better Storyteller
I was recently invited to speak by the social entrepreneurship platform Impact Circles on the topic of storytelling. How can we become more persuasive storytellers? How do we adapt the stories we te…
#37 Justin Fornal - International Explorer, Cultural Detective, Seeker of Lost Rituals & Talismans, Writer, Filmmaker & Extreme Athlete
"Don't sell your soul because you can't buy it back. Selling out is something I just can't do."
My guest this week is Justin Fornal and I’m incredibly lucky to have him. He’s someone who has lived and…
#36 Siobhan Haughey - What I'm Most Proud Of
If you watched the Tokyo 2020 Olympics, or you're one of my listeners in Hong Kong, Siobhan Haughey will need absolutely no introduction as she is essentially a national treasure and the most recogni…
#35 Nick Compton - Former England Cricketer on Mental Health, Ambition, and Searching For Connection
“I only loved doing well. I never really allowed myself to enjoy it. Enjoyment came through performance and feeling like I contributed to the team.
If I didn’t perform well I felt a huge sense of emp…