#7 | Nearly Going Bankrupt and Why You NEED To Get Rich As Fast As Possible As a Young Business Owners Building a Coaching Business

#12 Highest Revenue Publishing business Month $30k And Getting Roasted For Building a Personal Brand

#11 | A Boring Week in The Life of Young Entrepreneurs Grinding For Freedom | Birthday Celebration, Changing Business Money Models and Playing More While Building Wealth

In this episode of Grinding For Freedom, we talk about birthdays, moving house, client refunds, business plateaus, and the uncomfortable truth about building a business that still depends on hunting for new sales every month. Anthony reflects on turning 26, moving into the new Cambridge house, spending time with family, and realising how much more he wants to be present with his parents as they get older. Taig shares the behind-the-scenes reality of moving into Cambridge, setting up the new house, deciding which office becomes the podcast studio, and preparing to finally improve the visual quality of the podcast setup. Fox gives an update on getting ill at the worst possible time, trying to prioritise the right work, improving the review process for his books, and resisting the urge to escape to another country now that the UK weather is finally decent. The biggest business theme in this episode is the frustration of working hard, growing internally, but not seeing the financial rewards catch up yet. Anthony opens up about the reality of being stuck around the same income level for a long time, feeling the delay between personal growth and financial growth, and why the current business model needs to evolve. The main shift: building a business with more predictable recurring revenue, instead of constantly relying on one-off sales, cold email leads, and the pressure to close new clients every month. IN THIS EPISODE, WE COVER: * Why moving into a new environment can create a fresh sense of momentum * The reality of refunding a client who wasn’t doing their part * Why client complaints can still reveal useful lessons, even when the client is wrong * The frustration of working hard without seeing income grow * Why relying on cold email leads can make business feel unpredictable * The difference between one-off sales and recurring revenue * Why a monthly baseline could create more space, creativity, and profit * How the right offer model can change the whole business * Why Anthony wants more play, fun, and non-work experiences in his life * The tension between grinding hard and building a business that actually gives you freedom If you’ve ever felt like you’re working harder than ever, but the business still feels too fragile, this episode will hit home.

#10 Reaching a State of Abundance, Not Caring About The Money While Building Wealth and Building Self Confidence On The Road To Freedom

In this episode of Grinding For Freedom, we talk about the weird but powerful shift that happens when success stops feeling like something you need to force, and starts feeling like something you’re already moving toward. Anthony shares a raw update on having an emotional breakthrough after watching a video about entrepreneurs giving back to their families, crying, praying, and feeling a deeper sense of gratitude, certainty, and hunger for the future. From there, we get into the difference between real discipline and unnecessary self-punishment. Because sometimes the thing holding you back isn’t laziness. It’s the mental cage you create when you convince yourself that one missed routine, one imperfect day, or one small mistake means you’re no longer on track. Fox also shares how he’s moved from cruising back into grinding, with more momentum around books, calories, modeling, paddle, and reviving old projects with AI-generated cover concepts. Taig shares updates from moving back to the UK, preparing for Cambridge, running a client workshop on future-proofing expert content in the age of AI, and the surprising lesson from teaching something he’d only just started learning himself. IN THIS EPISODE, WE COVER: * The difference between discipline and self-punishment * Why one imperfect day doesn’t define your future * How to stop creating mental barriers to your own success * Why guilt can be useful sometimes, but destructive when misplaced * The feeling of being aligned with your work again * Why focusing on the inputs can make the outcome feel inevitable * How Fox is using AI to revive old book covers and improve publishing performance * Why enjoying the work can lead to better results than obsessing over money * How Taig and Anthony taught world-building, storytelling, and human-led content in their AI workshop * Why sharing honest lessons in real time can build more trust than pretending to be the guru If you’ve ever felt like you need to be perfect to be successful, this episode is a reminder that discipline matters, but beating yourself up over every tiny mistake is not the same as being committed.

#9 Saving More With Money While Building The Wealth, Investing Into Bitcoin and Meditating To Calm Your Mind On the Road To Freedom

Are you making more money than before, but still not feeling fully in control of your financial future? In this episode of Grinding for Freedom, the guys talk honestly about the messy middle of Making Money Online: earning more, spending more, investing consistently, and realizing that Financial Freedom requires more than just income. From swinging between being too tight with money and spending too freely, to seeing older men still struggling financially later in life, this conversation is a reminder that Building Wealth is built through urgency, discipline, and better decisions over time. You’ll hear: 1. How to spot when “abundance” has turned into careless spending 2. Why consistent investing can matter more than trying to time the market 3. How seeing other people’s financial mistakes can create urgency without panic Listen to this episode to rethink how you spend, invest, and build the kind of wealth that gives you real options later.

#8 | Falling In Love With Who You're Becoming, Struggling Fit Everything In & What Do When You've Delegated Everything In Your Business

Returning home after years abroad, saying goodbye to a beloved pet, and confronting the reality of not being where you thought you'd be financially. The boys dive into discipline, personal growth, content creation, and why falling in love with the person you're becoming is the key to lasting change. Discover how top performers use preparation, consistency, and self-awareness to build businesses, strengthen relationships, and create momentum in every area of life. Tune in for an honest conversation on entrepreneurship, identity, delegation, recurring revenue, and what it really takes to level up.