Every week, I sit down with extraordinary founders to explore how they build thriving businesses, maintain peak physical health, and cultivate sharp, resilient minds.
Together, we’ll discover the habits, systems, and strategies they use to create their unique formulas for success.
Join me as you learn how to build like a founder, train like an athlete, and think like an artist—so we can all find our formula for success.
This isn’t just a podcast; it’s a blueprint for a new kind of founder—one who balances ambition with wellness, hard work with mental fitness, and success with purpose.
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Running one business is tough. So how do you run two simultaneously while continuing to have a balanced, happy life?
This week I chat with James Brogan who is managing to do it all through well-executed planning and a huge amount of self-awareness.
Read MoreIn just 7 years, Jack Teeling made Teeling Whiskey a global brand and built one of Dublin's best tourist attractions at his distillery in the Liberties.
In this episode, we uncover Jack's path from the trading desks of one of Ireland's biggest banks to building the first new distillery in Dublin in over 125 years & establishing Teeling Whiskey as a global brand.
Gary is a no-nonsense entrepreneur who shares the real reasons why his brand become a global success.
After his rugby career was ended by a serious injury, Gary Lavin jumped straight into his entrepreneurial journey.
Fast forward to 2019, and his drinks brand VITHIT sells 25 million units across the globe.
In the middle, he faced every challenge imaginable and almost lost everything.
Read MoreMillions of people have consumed Garret's products but you would never know! This is because Garret started one of Ireland's largest commercial bakeries from very humble beginnings in his apartment kitchen.
Read MoreDan Nugent symbolises everything that The Entrepreneur Experiment stands for.
He started his business with his partner, Sacha, for less than €1000, bootstrapped it from day 1 and has scaled it globally in less than 2 years.
Read MoreShane Ryan is the brains behind one of Ireland’s fastest growing food brands. In less than 12 months, Shane has gone from an idea in his head to being listed in retailers across Ireland in outlets including Tesco and Fresh.
Read MoreSonia Deasy is the co-founder and CEO of skincare company, Pestle & Mortar. Founded in 2014, Sonia and her husband, Padraic, have grown it into a global brand in just 5 years.
Pestle & Mortar is now listed in stores such as Liberty London, Arnotts, Avoca, FaceGym, Harvey Nichols, and Bloomingdales.
Read MoreJames started his first company with just €500 which was borrowed from his wife after losing his job in the 2008 financial crash. This small investment launched a catering empire that spanned coffee shops, Mexican food outlets, and corporate catering. He then lost it all.
Read MoreMost people take home some terrible souvenirs from their holidays. When he was just 22, when traveling around Thailand, Caolan Cullen discovered the idea that would become his future business.
Read MoreWhy do so many professional sports stars become entrepreneurs?
In today's episode, we chat with former Leinster, Munster and Ireland rugby player, Shane Monahan, who brings us on his journey from sports star to entrepreneur.
Read MoreThis week, I share with you my goal of becoming the number 1 business podcast in Ireland in 2019.
If your goals don't scare you, they aren't' ambitious enough! I break down the huge success we've had in June and the structure I'm building to help me achieve this.
Launched in January 2017, on the week of blue Monday, Gym+Coffee began life in the toughest way possible after missing out on lucrative Christmas sales.
Undeterred, the 3 founders have turned Gym+Coffee into one of Ireland’s leading names in the athleisure space in just 2 years!
Read MoreHow do you go from being on the path to becoming actuary to living in Thailand running a successful business from your laptop?
Siobhan O'Hagan is one of Ireland's best known online fitness coaches and in today’s episode breaks down how she quit her 9-5 job to become a personal trainer, and fitness entrepreneur.
Read MoreIn this episode, I reveal how I built a podcast studio in 24 hours and reveal what the first business idea for The Entrepreneur Experiment will be.
Read MoreLike many great Irish business ideas, my current guest had his moment of inspiration over a few pints in a Dublin pub.
Founder of Buymie, serial entrepreneur Devan Hughes joins me this week to reveal his entrepreneur story.
Read MoreIn this episode, I reveal how I'm trying to increase my productivity and overcome self-doubt by adopting a new system of working.
At just 23 years old, Karl O'Brien has built his social media company into a global brand employing 8 people.
Read MoreI've been neglecting myself and this week, I took action to change that.
Read MoreWelcome to episode 9 of The Entrepreneur Experiment podcast where I chat with James Murphy, founder of Zest Fitness and BeatBox Gym.
Founded 6 years ago in the height of the last economic recession, James has built a business that now earns over 6 figures per year. Despite this, he’s willing to risk it all and start again with his latest venture.
Read MoreEach month, I am going to share a very honest summary of how The Entrepreneur Experiment project is progressing.
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