The Freedom Project

If you want to create change in the way you run your business, and the lifestyle it gives you, you have to change the way you think about it. So many of my clients come to me when they’ve been stuck in the same way of thinking for years. They’ve been running into the same kind of glass ceiling for years, and they’re ready to make change. To create the change they want, they need to flip the way they think about the problem. Over the years, I’ve discovered 5 frameworks that help entrepreneurs and business owners completely shift the way they are thinking about their biggest problems and take huge steps toward the lifestyle they seek. In this podcast, I’m going to show you the strategies I use to help my clients: Overcome self-sabotage Start prioritising the correct tasks Build the character skills they need to succeed Change limiting beliefs Hit the right balance of hard charging & recovery

In this episode, I talk with a former client of mine as we explore how he applied mindset training to overcome motivational challenges, find more time in his life to do the things he actually loves & increase his output at work. 

For the past two years, I’ve been using this model to help hundreds of business owners & entrepreneurs create the life they seek. Mindset is messy and confusing if you don’t have clarity. So I wanted to share the 3 corners of mindset I teach my clients. In this post, I’m going to tell you exactly what those things are. But first, we must define what a good mindset is.

In this episode of the podcast, I speak with the wonderful Jill Miller. Jill is an incredible author and wellness expert. She is the mastermind behind ‘Body by Breath’ and ‘The Roll Model’.   To purchase Jill’s fantastic work :  In the EU: https://blackwells.co.uk/bookshop/product/Body-by-Breath-by-Jill-Miller/9781628604467 Amazon: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Body-Breath-Inspiring-Emotional-Resilience/dp/1628604468

Most of the entrepreneurs and business owners I work with are lonely. They get up early, and never really switch off from their work. Their partner loves them but doesn’t really understand. Their mates have real jobs. What’s more, what they’re pursuing is difficult, and what is difficult is inherently lonely. You are bombarded with self-doubt and questioning, and that compounds the loneliness. When you do something difficult with your life, loneliness will strike. Which would be fine if it didn’t completely derail you from your goals by leaving you second guessing your choices. Loneliness isn’t just a shitty way to feel though. Loneliness is an inhibitor of your goals. The irony is, you and I, us seekers of freedom, desire independence, but that independence often sacrifices connection.

Simon Jeffries is the Co-owner of The Natural Edge (TNE), a former SBS Operator, Mindset Coach and good friend.  Today, we talk about Simon's journey through entrepreneurship: facing the uncertainty of business, geographical freedom, work life balance and creating a strong workforce.    Enjoy!

In a weird way, the shame of not fighting back was always worse than the beating I took. I lay lifeless on the floor, as fists slammed into me. I was just an observer of the physical assault. I did nothing. After the event, I would - ironically - beat myself up about not having the courage or the masculinity required to fight back. That shame was the worst part. Partly in a quest to destroy this shame I joined the military. I then started training Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. I saw myself as a fighter and thought I was beyond it. And at least physically, I was. But when I was confronted with a challenge at work, I saw a familiar pattern. I shut down. It looked like procrastination. It looked like laziness. It felt like fear and numbness combined. I would look back at the day and wish I had acted differently. Just the same as when I was lying in bed as a teenager…wishing I had fought back. Why could I logically know what to do, but physically not do it? Why couldn’t I break free from these invisible chains? This plagued me for years. I worked on my beliefs. I trained my character, but something was always missing. 18 months ago, I finally found the answer. It changed my life. It changed the lives of hundreds of high performers I’ve trained in this skill. Today, I’m going to share it with you.

In todays episode I talk with Nikolai Schirmer, a professional skier, filmmaker and story teller.  We cover a wide range of topics including : creativity, sacrifice, mental health and going off the beaten track to get what you want.  I hope you enjoy this episode as much as I did!   Find Nikolai on social media :  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nikolaischirmer/?hl=en Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@Nikolai_Schirmer

I pressed send on the email. Immediately I felt sick. Tears stung my eyes & I felt like a colossal failure.   I had a dozen more messages like that to send. Including an email to every customer I had that I was terminating their work with me.   My stomach dropped at the thought of it.   I still had to tell my coaches that they no longer had work from me. These were people I considered friends and who had given so much to the business. To my business.   And I had let them down.   This was by far the hardest decision I have ever made in my career. But it was also the best.   Here are the key lessons I learned from that decision and how you can apply them too.

Today on the podcast is Jackson Living.  A client of mine, and the person who completed 75 Hard alongside myself.  In today's episode we converse over training discipline, becoming the person you dream of and fulfilling your true potential! We discuss Jackson's approach and development through 75 hard and how it improved his mental robustness, physical fitness & business working with the MARCHON Brand.  Enjoy!