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The Inner Circle

The Inner Circle

著者: Mike Brown/Kevin Dahlstrom
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2026年5月12日まで。4か月目以降は月額1,500円で自動更新します。

概要

Kevin Dahlstrom and Mike Brown are devoted to exploring one question: what makes a truly great life? The Inner Circle is a behind-the-scenes look into the conversations that they have off-camera. Join them for raw, unfiltered thoughts about money, work, identity, purpose, relationships, and spirituality. This show is a place to think out loud. Ideas do not need to be polished. Disagreement is welcome. The only requirement is honesty and a willingness to follow the truth—wherever it leads. The value comes from two people who trust each other enough to challenge assumptions, name blind spots, and stay in the conversation when it gets uncomfortable. Each episode focuses on a single topic and runs roughly fifteen minutes. The discussion is direct and unscripted, with the occasional guest joining when it adds perspective. Inner Circle opens a window into truth-seeking and invites you to listen in. If you want a place where real questions are taken seriously and thinking is allowed to evolve in real time, this will resonate.Copyright 2026 The Inner Circle マネジメント・リーダーシップ リーダーシップ 個人ファイナンス 個人的成功 経済学 自己啓発
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  • The Real Problem with Lifestyle Creep - Inner Circle Ep 16
    2026/05/01
    What if the real lifestyle creep has nothing to do with your spending? Mike and Kevin start with a debate about money but end up somewhere more interesting. Mike introduces the 30% Rule, something he started applying after a silent meditation retreat, and it stopped being about stuff pretty quickly. They discuss: • Why a high earning young professional skipping a ski trip with friends might actually be the wrong call • How to tell whether a purchase is really for you or for everyone watching • Why the dopamine hit of not spending can sometimes beat the high of buying something new • How the 30% Rule applies to commitments, friendships, and businesses, not just your budget • Why the person who says "I'm not busy" might be the most successful one in the room • Which kind of lifestyle creep Mike and Kevin think causes the most damage If you have ever described yourself as busy and secretly suspected that was the problem, this one is worth your time. Connect with Kevin and Mike on X for more from The Inner Circle: Kevin Dahlstrom: https://x.com/Camp4 Mike Brown: https://x.com/mbrown_co
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    21 分
  • The Transformation Happens Before the Money Does - Inner Circle Ep 15
    2026/04/27
    Most people waiting on more money are actually waiting on more courage. Mike and Kevin start with a single tweet from a man who said $28,000 would finally let him start living, and they spend the episode dismantling the belief that external circumstances are what stand between anyone and the life they want. The conversation gets specific fast. Kevin is dealing with a torn tricep tendon that no amount of money can fix, which gives the whole discussion an unexpected emotional anchor. The contrast between problems money can solve and problems it cannot turns out to be the sharper edge of the episode. They discuss: • Why paying off the $28,000 in debt without changing the behaviors that caused it is a worse outcome than keeping the debt and changing the behaviors • Mike's concept of the "inevitable millionaire," and why the real milestone is becoming the person capable of creating that outcome, not the day the balance clears • The last step, next step framework, and why obsessing over the full path to a goal is the mechanism that keeps most people stuck at the beginning of it • How compound interest operates identically in reverse on debt, and why small consistent payments are the only real mechanism for elimination • Why attempting total life transformation in a single week is the most reliable way to end up exactly where you started • Mel Robbins going from not wanting to get out of bed to 10 million copies sold, and what her preserved Instagram feed of zero-like posts actually demonstrates If you are holding your real life in reserve until some number changes, this episode will challenge that bargain directly. The question Mike and Kevin keep returning to is not how to get the money, but how to make the outcome inevitable through behavior. That shift is smaller and harder than it sounds, and they do not pretend otherwise. Connect with Kevin and Mike on X for more from The Inner Circle: Kevin Dahlstrom: https://x.com/Camp4 Mike Brown: https://x.com/mbrown_co
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    20 分
  • The Freedom to Choose - Inner Circle Ep 14
    2026/04/20
    In this episode of The Inner Circle, Mike and Kevin sit with a question that most high earners never stop running long enough to ask: what if everything you want is already available to you - for free? The conversation starts with Mike trading a five-star Mexico resort for a week in Kentucky with his brother's family, and realizing his kids may have had the best trip of their lives catching frogs and fishing from a canoe. From there, Mike and Kevin trace the thread all the way to wealth philosophy, financial ceilings, and the quiet trap of building a life so insulated from ordinary experience that you never actually live it. They discuss: • Why the most connected moments with your kids rarely require a budget, and why the medium (video games, hiking, fishing) matters far less than the participation • How contrast vacations, pairing roughing it with luxury, make each experience sharper and more meaningful on its own • Why marginal utility on spending tends to plateau around $30,000 to $50,000 per month, and what that means for the ambitions most founders are chasing • How extreme wealth can become a barrier to the best experiences, using a nine-figure CEO who had never actually walked the streets of New York as the example • The Five Happiest Days exercise, and why four out of five answers are almost always mundane • Why true financial freedom is control over your time, and why Kevin's friend Tom, a mountain guide earning $70,000 a year, lives better than most of the founders Mike advises If you have been telling yourself that the next level of income or the nicer trip is what stands between you and a great life, this episode will cost you that story. Mike and Kevin lay out their full philosophy here, and it is worth sitting with. Connect with Kevin and Mike on X for more from The Inner Circle: Kevin Dahlstrom: https://x.com/Camp4 Mike Brown: https://x.com/mbrown_co The conversation starts with Mike trading a five-star Mexico resort for a week in Kentucky with his brother's family, and realizing his kids may have had the best trip of their lives catching frogs and fishing from a canoe. From there, Mike and Kevin trace the thread all the way to wealth philosophy, financial ceilings, and the quiet trap of building a life so insulated from ordinary experience that you never actually live it. They discuss: • Why the most connected moments with your kids rarely require a budget, and why the medium (video games, hiking, fishing) matters far less than the participation • How contrast vacations, pairing roughing it with luxury, make each experience sharper and more meaningful on its own • Why marginal utility on spending tends to plateau around $30,000 to $50,000 per month, and what that means for the ambitions most founders are chasing • How extreme wealth can become a barrier to the best experiences, using a nine-figure CEO who had never actually walked the streets of New York as the example • The Five Happiest Days exercise, and why four out of five answers are almost always mundane • Why true financial freedom is control over your time, and why Kevin's friend Tom, a mountain guide earning $70,000 a year, lives better than most of the founders Mike advises If you have been telling yourself that the next level of income or the nicer trip is what stands between you and a great life, this episode will cost you that story. Mike and Kevin lay out their full philosophy here, and it is worth sitting with. Connect with Kevin and Mike on X for more from The Inner Circle: Kevin Dahlstrom: https://x.com/Camp4 Mike Brown: https://x.com/mbrown_co
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    21 分
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