Chris Hutchins, host of All the Hacks Podcast, shares his favorite hacks for life, money, and travel. Topics include alternative ways to achieve financial independence, finding random opportunities, staying in touch with people, saving money through outsourcing cooking, optimizing travel experiences, and the benefits of automation for financial planning.

Steven Bartlett, a multi-millionaire, shares his holy grail habits for success in work and life. He discusses the concept of 'buckets' in personal and professional development, emphasizing the importance of prioritizing knowledge and skills as the foundational bucket that leads to filling the other buckets.

Dr Julie Smith, a psychologist with 4.6 million followers on TikTok, shares brilliant mental health advice in this episode. They discuss managing stress and anxiety, overthinking, burnout, understanding and articulating emotions, the power of mindfulness, thought challenging, loneliness, stress vs anxiety, avoiding burnout, finding fulfillment in the process, empowering challenges, types of burnout, prioritizing values, and supporting someone through difficult times.

Rugby legend Dan Carter shares insights on finding purpose, overcoming setbacks, and performing well under pressure. He discusses his book 'The Art of Winning' which offers lessons in leadership, purpose, and potential. The podcast also touches on topics like homeschooling, feel-good productivity, balancing vision and action, embracing pressure, staying humble, and self-reflection exercises.

Colin and Samir, Youtube experts, share their 12-year journey on YouTube, the balance between self-expression and commercial success, and the dynamics of their co-founder partnership. They also discuss pitching a show to Justin Bieber, reflections on pursuing creative projects, and the importance of building trust and a brand with their audience.

Daniel Ek, co-founder and CEO of Spotify, discusses the launch of audiobooks on Spotify and how it will impact the industry. They also talk about Daniel's approach to entrepreneurship, time management, and work-life balance. They explore the challenges and opportunities of starting a business in fields like music and audiobooks. They discuss the balance between thinking and taking action, the impact of music streaming on the book industry, strategies for productivity and time management, and the importance of continuous learning and self-improvement.

In this roundup, the host reflects on the season, shares five valuable skills learned from guests, and discusses wealth maximization. They explore pricing and value in coaching practices, charging higher rates, and delivering remarkable results. The podcast also covers investing advice and an introduction to the Trading 212 app. Strategies for setting boundaries with alcohol and maintaining adult friendships are also discussed.

Steven Bartlett, genius entrepreneur, shares his journey from a college dropout to a multi-million dollar entrepreneur. He discusses the importance of discipline in time management, the impact of comparison, and the concept of filling five buckets for success. The podcast also explores creativity, balancing work and personal life, and handling criticism as a public figure.

Daniel Priestley, founder of Dent Global, shares practical steps and strategies to go from zero to a million dollars per month as an entrepreneur. They discuss the entrepreneur journey, targeting the student market, differentiating J-Cove businesses, pitfalls of selling snake oil, building a team for growth, online personal branding for doctors, creating a key person of influence, scaling the business, and the upsides and downsides of entrepreneurship.

Professor Fuschia M. Sirois, Procrastination Expert, discusses the psychology behind procrastination, its harmful consequences, and strategies to overcome it. Topics include understanding shame associated with procrastination, cultural differences in procrastination rates, and alternative approaches such as breaking down tasks and managing negative emotions.