At The Table with Luke Haverty

Isaac French, an entrepreneur and designer, transformed five acres in Texas into Live Oak Lake, a stunning micro-resort sold for $7 million. He shares his journey from bookkeeping to hospitality, emphasizing the power of imagination and thoughtful design. Isaac reflects on the importance of crafting genuine connections and creating beauty in experiences. He also discusses balancing personal space in hospitality, his inspirations, and the lessons he's learned about presence and legacy in parenting. His passion for design and storytelling is infectious!

Friends.. In this episode of Off the Top, I discuss:Learnings: Timothee nailed it.. "You can be the master of your fate, the captain of your soul.. but you have to realize life is coming from you not at you".. Choosing your hard and remembering it's shaping you into the person you will become.Challenges: The patience game.. "slowly erupting" from Jermaine on 90 Proof. Focusing on your craft, business, development until its time and it chooses to be heard. Reminding myself not to focus on the outcomes.Wins: As a recovering please pleaser, "clear is kind" is always top of mind.. A favorite from Mama Hav, quoted by Brene Brown.Eyes on: The Network raises its pre-seed (website); major congrats to Andres and team.Extra Credit: A hack that may or may not involve toes.. Big love.

Teammm - welcome back to At the Table. Today’s guest is LJ Troilo, a serial entrepreneur who lives at the intersection of business, wellness, technology, and human connection.In this episode, we talk about the core lessons from our shared Vipassana meditation retreat, LJ’s path to building multiple companies, and why third spaces are essential in a world that’s becoming more & more isolated. We also explore how he’s thinking about solving the loneliness epidemic; not through products, but through intentional design, presence and.. hugs (:LJ is one of the most unique thinkers & personalities we’ve had on the show. We grabbed a coffee right before recording, and while we were ordering he casually solved a Rubik’s cube sitting on the counter in under 90 seconds. A man of many talents but more importantly, a beautiful soul. Hope you enjoy.Big love.-ExtrasFollow LJ: (Website / LinkedIn / Instagram; Follow Prana Bathhouse & Ivee)-Get in Touch with LukeInstagram: ⁠⁠https://www.instagram.com/lukehaverty/⁠⁠YouTube:⁠ ⁠https://www.youtube.com/@LukeHaverty⁠⁠Contact:⁠⁠ asupperseries.com⁠⁠

Friends.. In this episode of Off the Top, I discuss with my good friend Lando:Learnings: The art of noticing and complimenting; how to embody the roll and mindset of a boss (My First Million with Hayes); the danger of leaning too much on AIChallenges: Finding peace and lightness in the struggle; picking a game you can win vs. following your intuitionWins: Remaining stoic and balanced through positive & negative outcomes; finding peace in the polarities; the beauty of the NYC marathon (support Right to Play)Eyes on: Vincent Lima on Outside Lands & signing to UniversalExtra Credit: “Wisdom tells me I am nothing, love tells me I am everything, and between the two my life flows” - Andre from Know Thyself-Contact:Luke on InstagramWatch on YouTube: ⁠https://www.youtube.com/@LukeHaverty⁠Sign up for the ⁠Newsletter⁠

Welcome back to At the Table. Today’s guest is Jai Howitt, an entrepreneur, filmmaker, and founder of three multi-million dollar businesses, including Art of Mondays, one of the fastest-growing global founder communities.Jai’s story hasn’t been linear. One of seven siblings, he skipped university and by 22 had scaled a creative agency to over $1 million in revenue. He simultaneously co-founded Naming This Later, an e-commerce brand that reached 15,000 customers and became a seven-figure business before he gave away his half of the company to reimagine what he wanted to build next.. After a chapter of deep introspection, Art of Mondays was born, a global community helping founders build meaningful lives alongside meaningful work.In this episode, we talk about leaving good for great, the importance of failure and the core principles behind building a sustainable life as a founder. Jai also shares how he designs spaces inside his community and what it looks like to build in public with intention and authenticity. Jai is one of the most prominent lifestyle founders of our generation.. I learned a lot from this one and hope you do too.Big love.-ExtrasFollow Jai: (Instagram / YouTube / Website / Apply to Art of Mondays and the Founder Sports Club)-Get in Touch with LukeInstagram: ⁠⁠https://www.instagram.com/lukehaverty/⁠⁠YouTube:⁠ ⁠https://www.youtube.com/@LukeHaverty⁠⁠Contact:⁠⁠ asupperseries.com⁠⁠

Friends - this week on Off the Top:Learnings: A star wide receiver reading a book on 'Inner Excellence' during the NFL Playoffs. Joy comes from love, aim to serve in secret.Challenge: Short form content.. If I asked you to remember a reel you watched yesterday, could you? How about the last week? What if I asked you about a song that you heard or a book that resonated? Your answer is likely different, short form content is inherently cheap. Breaking through that barrier is an art.Wins: If you can't be happy with a coffee, you won't be happy with a yacht - Naval; Toronto learningsEyes on: Jude Lebayon - an all star designer that has an eye unlike one I've worked with beforeExtra Credit:Don't create tension where there doesn't need to be.. Release where you can as 99% of the time it isn't serving you. What would it look like if this were easy? If it were fun? - Tim Ferriss / CarsonLANDO hitting 50k streams with Rain. We hit 20 eps of At the Table; a goal we set to try and feel what this could feel like.. We have each and every one of you to thank for being part of this journey so far.. More to come (:Contact:Luke on InstagramWatch on YouTube: ⁠https://www.youtube.com/@LukeHaverty⁠Sign up for the ⁠Newsletter⁠

Hello Friends.. welcome to another episode of At the Table. Today we travel back in time to the FIRST ever recorded episode of At the Table (fka Learning Out Loud.. thanking God that changed). Our first episode was with Landon Gagner, private equity professional turned musician & one of my best mates. In the episode we discuss Landon's journey, how you can find your unique passion or purpose, the art of manifestation & affirmations, the creative process, & the beauty of living your hero's journey. Lando has a beautiful soul and I think it comes across well in the show (: Hope you enjoy.Big Love.-ExtrasFollow LANDO on Spotify & Instagram-Get in Touch with LukeInstagram: ⁠⁠https://www.instagram.com/lukehaverty/⁠⁠YouTube:⁠ ⁠https://www.youtube.com/@LukeHaverty⁠⁠Contact:⁠⁠ asupperseries.com⁠⁠

Hello friends, in this episode of Off the Top, I discuss: Learnings: Reframing anxiety into excitement; true confidence is built when no one’s looking Challenges: Am I doing enough?; battling comparison -> imposter syndrome goes all the way up; what lie have I been telling myself? I must drown myself in work for success to come; hosting vs producingWins: Living life and documenting the journey vs. talking about it in room; successful project in IdyllwildEyes on: District Vision: the intersection of sports & mindfulness (MEP episode with the founders); Ryan Fleming -> a bright soul.Make someone's day. Big Love.Get in Touch with LukeInstagram: ⁠⁠https://www.instagram.com/lukehaverty/⁠⁠YouTube:⁠ ⁠https://www.youtube.com/@LukeHaverty⁠⁠Contact:⁠⁠ asupperseries.com⁠⁠

017 | Tadzio Dlugolecki - The Architecture of a Meaningful LifeWelcome back to At the Table. Today’s guest is Tadzio Dlugolecki — a writer, what I call a ‘cultural thinker’, and co-founder of Lobster Club, the rotating gallery and residency program that’s been quietly reshaping the art world. He’s the voice behind Joy Arbitrage, a substack that explores what it means to live a lighter and brighter life; and an advisor to Silver Arts Project.In this episode, we dig into some of Tadzio’s core principles for living a more intentional life. We talk about his “2 Summers Left” mindset and how to tap into the good ole’ days by shifting how we live in the present moment. We get into his concept of 2%ers, why climbing Cringe Mountain is often the fastest path to growth and how his bi-annual retreats help him reset and stay on course. We also explore the difference between deep and cheap dopamine and what it means to choose your struggles before life chooses them for you.Conversations with Tadzio always leave me feeling more energy. He makes you want to slow down, rethink your social defaults and start experimenting with what actually brings you joy. Big love.-ExtrasFollow Tadzio: (Substack, Instagram, Website, Lobster Club)-Get in Touch with LukeInstagram: ⁠⁠https://www.instagram.com/lukehaverty/⁠⁠YouTube:⁠ ⁠https://www.youtube.com/@LukeHaverty⁠⁠Contact:⁠⁠ asupperseries.com⁠⁠

Friends.. In this episode of Off the Top, I discuss:Learnings: The process of reinvention.. the phase between old self and new self; where comfortability evaporates and genuine growth is discovered. Finding comfort in vulnerability.. "The only constant in life is change"Challenges: Learning to detach from "good" or "bad labels; "The Chinese Farmer" by Alan Watts (The Book; Lectures)Wins: Finding an accountability partner (meditation consistency & the NYC marathon..). The physical representation of the in-between chapter. Eyes on: Pedram: one of my favorite live performers and the mastermind behind our music intro. Extra Credit: Tadz of Joy Arbitrage on this week to discuss core principles to building a meaningful life. Banger.-Contact:Luke on InstagramWatch on YouTube: ⁠https://www.youtube.com/@LukeHaverty⁠