
Conversations about life with Chris Griffin and friends.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 159 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Self-ImprovementBusinessEducationEntrepreneurship | |||

Every rule was broken in this episode and I couldn't be happier. Today's episode is with Fraser Grut, my good friend and what better way to do it in his style.
Fraser is on a mission to film 10,000 dreams (a 50 year mission) and he does it in such a... more
Drew Lynch went viral initially for his Americas Got Talent success. He started becoming known as the comedian that stuttered, which lead him down a massive journey of self discovery deep diving into faith, god, the human brain and body, to get to th... more
Thomas Petrou comes on the show. Founder of The Hype House LA.
We deep dive on navigating success at a young age. I loved this chat.
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Today we sit down with William Scott and deep dive on all of the biggest fears men face in 2026. We dissolve all of them in this conversation.
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Can’t recommend the podcast enough. Such a wide variety of guests, and topics.
1000% worth your time, thanks Chris keep crushing it mate.
So derivative. Boring! The worst part is he really thinks he’s dropping groundbreaking knowledge. It’s like every other rise and grind dude selling courses.
Chris needs to read “Ego is the Enemy” by Ryan Holiday.
His entire podcast reflects -
an unhealthy belief in our own importance, marked by arrogance, self-centeredness, delusion, and a constant need for validation.
It prioritizes self-image over substance—talking big while avoiding hard, consistent effort; seeking applause instead of mastery; or crumbling under criticism instead of improving.
Ego here shows up as overconfidence, excessive talking about plans without action, craving early rec... more
I really enjoyed the Mark Rolton episode. Your thoughts led to great conversation from Mark. I appreciated the conversation about traditional family values.
There is nothing of substance in this podcast. Griffin, the Grifter
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The show centers on personal growth, entrepreneurship, leadership, and the psychology of success, often blending introspective monologues with interviews of entrepreneurs, athletes, and thinkers. Guests frequently discuss mindset, balance between ambition and fulfillment, and practical advice for building a meaningful career or business, with occasional forays into philosophy, spirituality, and cultural commentary. Its distinctive edge may come from a willingness to tackle big questions about ego, vulnerability, and the tension between external achievement and inner purpose, making it attractive to listeners chasing high-performance goals who also crave authenticity and perspective.
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Recent guests on The Pocket include:
1. Thomas Petrou
2. Will Scott
3. Lindsey Fishman
4. John Kiriakou
5. Andy Elliot
6. Dr. Mike Israetel
7. George Heaton
8. Sam Yo
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