The Danny Miranda Podcast

Leila Hormozi, CEO of Acquisition.com, shares her journey of self-development, resilience, and personal growth. From living in isolation for 6 months to becoming unbreakable, getting arrested 6 times, and learning valuable lessons from Tony Robbins. Leila discusses aligning thoughts, words, & actions, uncomfortable conversations, finding the right partner, and becoming a great teacher. She emphasizes the importance of communication, intuition, and learning, and shares insights on convincing loved ones, succeeding and failing, and overcoming fear. A podcast full of valuable lessons and personal experiences.

Dave Kashen, a conscious leadership coach, discusses various topics including above and below the line thinking, shifting from victim consciousness to personal empowerment, experiencing pain with equanimity, journeying with psychedelics, exploring love and fear, altered states of consciousness and their connection to money, and the power of perception and shifting mindsets.

Adam Draper, venture capitalist and cofounder of Boost VC, discusses various interesting topics in this podcast. These include his hot take on climate change, the origins of the GPLP legal structure, the impact of Bitcoin, the importance of creativity in startups, witnessing someone fly with a jetpack, the historical influence of John D. Rockefeller, the significance of comic books, exploring collectibles on the blockchain, and the importance of embracing optimism.

Entrepreneur Nick Huber discusses setting goals, overcoming overwhelm in business, balancing work and personal life, the correlation between video games and success, embracing struggle, and advancing in your career by solving problems for others.

Harry Stebbings, creator of 20VC and host of one of the most listened to venture capital shows, discusses his fears, insecurities, and mental discipline. Topics include milestone thinking, studying psychology, struggling with metrics, parenting, cutting ruthlessly, competition in podcasts, building routine, and the significance of mental discipline.

Former teacher Ana Lorena Fabrega discusses the broken education system and shares insights on teaching, parenting, and screen time. She emphasizes the need for autonomy and choices in education, introduces the Synthesis Tutor, and explores challenges and options in alternative education. Fabrega also highlights the educational potential of video games and addresses concerns about screen time.

Kieran Drew recounts leaving dentistry to build a writing business, including a high-stakes four-day launch packed with emails, videos, and posts. He discusses working with his girlfriend, stepping away from social media, growing an email community, and finding the courage to quit a stable job after a panic-filled turning point.

Matt Choi traces his leap from non-runner to marathons and 100-mile races, sharing the challenges that shaped his endurance journey. He talks about documenting his progress, creating engaging content, handling online backlash, and drawing ambition from his mother. From a grueling ultramarathon to lessons he hopes to pass on as a parent, the conversation spans running, creativity, and family.

Ridge CEO Sean Frank discusses the lonely reality of entrepreneurship, growing a consumer brand, and why choosing the right industry matters. He explores how influencer marketing is changing, why niche creators can thrive, and the mistakes he’d avoid while building Ridge. Plus, he shares a simple daily challenge for business owners: know exactly how much money you made yesterday.

Jack Butcher discusses redesigning Twitter’s logo, the fine line between inspiration and copying, and how creative projects can solve the blank-page problem. He explores how creators might earn money in a changing media landscape, balancing business with art, and choosing what to share online. The conversation also turns to social media’s effects and the joys and responsibilities of parenting.