At The Table with Luke Haverty

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

Today’s guest is Sean Hotchkiss. He’s a former GQ writer turned men’s coach and the author behind One Man’s Heart, a newsletter exploring what it means to live with more honesty, vulnerability, and depth.Sean’s story started in the fast lane: fashion weeks, parties, and bylines at one of the top men’s magazines in the world. But after years of chasing what he thought would bring him happiness, he walked away to do something harder: face himself. That path took him deep into therapy, coaching, and shadow work, and it’s now the foundation of how he helps other men reconnect with themselves.In this episode, we talk about self-discovery, how to develop a healthier relationship with both the masculine and the feminine, and what it really takes to face the deeper parts of yourself. We also dig into finding peace in uncertainty, why slowing down might be the bravest thing you can do, and the lessons he’s learned guiding other men through this important, inner work.Sean speaks with a level of honesty that’s rare. This one left me thinking long after we wrapped. Hope it does the same for you. We recorded this remotely; our audio at times cuts out or clips.. Did our best to rectify but please bear with us (:Big love.-ExtrasFollow Sean: (Substack, Instagram)-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: Scottie Scheffler, the #1 golfer in the world, “I’d much rather be a great father than a great golfer. If golf ever gets in between my relationship to my wife or kid, it’ll be the last day I play professionally”.Challenges: The hardest day of the podcast Wins: Vogue Business on the importance of “hosts” in society; Luke’s art.. (:Eyes on: Gstaad guy podcast. Wasn’t expecting it but actually a phenomenal host and can hold space very well. Great listens.Extra Credit: “Charisma is less about YOU but rather how you make others feel about themselves”-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 Anne Mahlum. She’s the founder of Solidcore and Back on My Feet, two companies built on one belief: people can change their lives when given the chance.Back on My Feet started from a personal place. Anne grew up watching her dad struggle with addiction. She saw how hard it is to rebuild a life and how powerful it can be when someone believes in you. That insight led her to start a running club for people experiencing homelessness which grew into a thriving, national nonprofit helping thousands across the country.A few years later, she emptied her savings to open the first Solidcore studio. No safety net, just a clear vision and a lot of grit. She grew it to nearly 2,000 employees, hundreds of thousands of clients and in 2023 sold the company for over $300 million.. Sharing millions with her team on the way out.In this episode, we talk about the journey behind both businesses, how you can find your own unique purpose & break through fear as well as what it means to forge a path as a woman in spaces that weren’t necessarily built for you.Anne caught absolute fire in this one.. our mic might never be the same (: She’s a mentor of mine and someone I hope you can learn from too.Big love.-ExtrasLearn more about Anne: (Instagram, Work with Anne, her Website, Solidcore, Back on My Feet)-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: Turning Pro.. not waiting for inspiration but showing up no matter how you feel; The (Wo)Man in the Arena by Teddy Roosevelt. Judgement will come from those outside the arenaChallenges: Niche down on the podcast.. Or follow genuine curiosity Wins: Mindset reframe: Instead of I ‘have to’.. I ‘get to’; comfortability on camera, finding the voice (:Eyes on: Sat down with Ari Ferwerda last week; loving Halfdays; her new newsletter helping other entrepreneurs on their journey; cc: my crewneck in the episode.. Unisex Halfdays to the streets of NYExtra Credit: A key to life is appreciating what you have.. Love Yourz by J Cole one of my favorite reminders that there will always be something better. Someone more successful or wealthy. Until you decide to love what you have, you’ll always be searchingExtra Extra Credit: Anne Mahlum episode dropping this Tuesday; “Your name is the most important word to you in any language”.. A gem Anne mentions and one of her fav quotes from How to Win Friends & Influence People.-Contact:Luke on InstagramWatch on YouTube: ⁠https://www.youtube.com/@LukeHaverty⁠Sign up for the ⁠Newsletter⁠

Hi friends. Today I sit down with Eli Snyder, a man from my home town in Kansas who has made it his mission to visit every country in the world. What stands out most isn’t the number of countries he’s visited (+100), it’s how he’s doing it. Eli has chosen the road less traveled, immersing himself in places most western travelers wouldn’t dare to go, and doing it with humility, curiosity, and a real respect for the people & cultures he encountered along the way.Whether he’s hiking through northern Afghanistan or leading a small group through the mountains of Albania, the work is the same.. To live & learn as a local.In this episode, we talk about how Eli made the leap from corporate life to full-time exploration, what he’s learned through solitude and discomfort, and why he believes meaning lives in the places most people overlook. We get into some of his favorite (& scariest) stories from the road, the responsibility of documenting cultures that aren’t your own, how his group expeditions came to life, and a few of his go-to travel hacks.We’re not in Kansas anymore (:Big Love, Luke-ExtrasFollow Eli on Instagram-Get in Touch with LukeInstagram:⁠⁠https://www.instagram.com/lukehaverty/⁠⁠YouTube:⁠ ⁠https://www.youtube.com/@LukeHaverty⁠⁠Contact:⁠⁠ asupperseries.com⁠⁠

010 | Your 2nd Life Begins When You Realize You Have OneFriends.. In this episode of Off the Top, I discuss:Learnings: Principles of business from Yvon Chouinard, founder of Patagonia, “how you climb a mountain is more important than reaching the top”Challenges: Solo Founder journeyWins: First sponsor Inbound (: but building the right way; a new biz line opportunity Eyes on: Bill Gurley on choosing obsession, not status, “Chasing prestige or salary without that inner pull will burn you out and leave you behind the people who love the grind”.Big love.ExtrasWatch on YouTube: ⁠https://www.youtube.com/@LukeHaverty⁠Sign up for the ⁠Newsletter⁠

Hi friends. Today I sit down with Flynn Skidmore — a licensed therapist and someone many consider to be one of the most impactful practitioners of our generation. He’s built a platform by naming the patterns most of us tend to avoid, myself included. But behind the reach and sharp delivery is someone who’s spent real time turning inward and doing the work for himself.Flynn hasn’t bypassed the harder parts of his journey. He’s met them head-on. He’s done the work to understand his own pain, his patterns, and the stories he used to believe. And instead of hiding those parts, he’s used them as a compass — a way to deepen his own awareness and hold space for others to do the same.In this episode, we explore how love and curiosity deepen growth and relationships, what somatic therapy has taught him about healing through the body, and how attachment styles show up in relationships. We also talk about the role AI might play in the future of therapy — a topic I think will only become more important over time.There’s a groundedness in the way Flynn shares that makes complex inner work feel accessible. Not simple, but possible. This one cracked something open for me. Hope it does the same for you.Onwards & upwards.Luke-ExtrasFollow Flynn Skidmore on Instagram: ⁠https://www.instagram.com/flynnskidmore/-Get in Touch with LukeInstagram:⁠⁠https://www.instagram.com/lukehaverty/⁠⁠YouTube:⁠ ⁠https://www.youtube.com/@LukeHaverty⁠⁠Contact:⁠⁠ asupperseries.com⁠⁠