In this episode of the podcast, Tom Griffiths sits down with Roy Castleman, founder of All the Power, to explore the intersection of business growth, personal resilience, and the transformative potential of technology. Roy shares his journey from arriving in the UK on a two-year work visa in 1997 to building multiple IT companies, acquiring the very first firm he worked for, and later expanding into adventure experiences like indoor skydiving and surfing. Along the way, he discusses the challenges, failures, and lessons that shaped his entrepreneurial path.

Roy delves into the critical role of the Entrepreneurial Operating System (EOS) in structuring and scaling businesses efficiently. He explains the distinction between working in the business versus working on the business and highlights how adopting a business operating system allows owners to step back, regain control, and focus on strategic growth rather than day-to-day firefighting.

The conversation also explores Roy’s personal journey with mental and physical resilience, including his experience with the Wim Hof Method of cold exposure and breathwork. He shares how these practices helped him navigate extreme stress, recover from injury, and regain clarity during moments of near burnout. Roy emphasizes that maintaining personal energy—both mental and physical—is essential for achieving sustainable business success.

Finally, Roy explains how he now combines health and wellness strategies with AI tools and the EOS framework to support business owners. His approach helps clients reclaim time, improve their decision-making, and scale their companies effectively while preserving personal well-being. The discussion offers a rare glimpse into the mindset, systems, and daily routines that empower business owners to thrive in both life and work.

For listeners looking to optimize their energy, harness AI, and grow their businesses with structure and clarity, this episode is packed with insights and actionable strategies.

To Contact Roy: https://www.linkedin.com/in/roycastleman/