The Bits You Don't See
The Bits You Don't See
Podcast Description
Ever wonder what happens behind the scenes of a champion's journey or a CEO’s rise to the top? The Bits You Don’t See Podcast dives into the moments that don’t make the headlines—the raw emotions, untold struggles, and surprising stories that shape extraordinary lives.
Through honest conversations with athletes, business leaders, and other high achievers, we uncover the hidden side of their journeys. It’s not just about the wins; it’s about the lessons learned in the shadows, the challenges that built resilience, and the personal stories that rarely see the light of day.
If you’re ready to explore the human side of success—the bits you don’t usually hear about—hit subscribe and join us every week for inspiring, real, and thought-provoking conversations.
Podcast Insights
Content Themes
The show explores themes of resilience, personal growth, and the untold narratives that accompany success. Topics include the emotional battles faced by professional athletes, such as stress and anxiety, as discussed by guests like Amy Boulden, alongside entrepreneurial journeys in competitive markets illustrated by Jodi Thompson’s experience in Dubai real estate. Episodes also cover insights from high-stakes industries, revealing the challenges behind building a business empire, like Johnny Vegas's rise from poverty.
Ever wonder what happens behind the scenes of a champion’s journey or a CEO’s rise to the top? The Bits You Don’t See Podcast dives into the moments that don’t make the headlines—the raw emotions, untold struggles, and surprising stories that shape extraordinary lives.
Through honest conversations with athletes, business leaders, and other high achievers, we uncover the hidden side of their journeys. It’s not just about the wins; it’s about the lessons learned in the shadows, the challenges that built resilience, and the personal stories that rarely see the light of day.
If you’re ready to explore the human side of success—the bits you don’t usually hear about—hit subscribe and join us every week for inspiring, real, and thought-provoking conversations.
What does it really take to build wealth that lasts?
After 20 years in finance, Brendan Gow realised most of the industry didn’t truly understand money. In this episode, the Dubai-based entrepreneur and private wealth expert opens up about how he rebuilt his approach to business, investing, and life — putting integrity and self-awareness at the core of everything.
Brendan shares the lessons that only experience can teach — how to create financial freedom, what the numbers don’t tell you, and why passion and structure matter more than luck.
Key takeaways:
What most people get wrong about money and investing
How to build a balanced, resilient investment portfolio
The difference between active and passive wealth creation
Why Dubai’s property market still has potential despite being overvalued
The importance of challenging conventional thinking
How to build a fortress balance sheet for long-term stability
The emotional price of success and how to protect what truly matters
This conversation isn’t just about markets — it’s about mindset. Brendan’s honesty cuts through the noise, revealing what wealth really looks like when you strip away the ego and focus on building something that endures.
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