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The Inner Circle

The Inner Circle

著者: Mike Brown/Kevin Dahlstrom
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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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  • Why Potential is a Trap For High Achievers - Inner Circle Ep 25
    2026/07/20
    The closer you get to your potential, the further it moves. In this episode of The Inner Circle, Mike and Kevin take apart one of the most well-meaning ideas we inherit: that you owe it to yourself to live up to your potential. Kevin admits he has spent years haunted by the feeling that his was massive and unspent. Mike makes the case that the measure was rigged from the start, and that the goalposts were never going to hold still. They discuss: - Why potential is an unwinnable game by definition, and what happens the moment you measure yourself against it - The shift from dirty fuel to clean fuel, and the uncomfortable question of whether clean fuel burns as hot - How to spot someone running on dirty fuel across a room, and why it is easy to recognize once you have lived it - Why quitting the chase for conventional success often just becomes a chase for enlightenment wearing better clothes - The idea of making a goal both inevitable and irrelevant, and how two things that sound like opposites become the same practice - What non-attachment actually means, and why it has nothing to do with killing desire Most high achievers spend their lives measuring against a standard that recedes every time they reach for it. This episode is about setting the standard down, and what becomes possible once you stop chasing a number that was never going to hold still. 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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    10 分
  • The Marginal Utility of Money - Inner Circle Ep 24
    2026/07/08
    Some money is better than none. But why do people keep chasing long after they have enough? In this episode of The Inner Circle, Mike calls in from day seven of a ten-day writing retreat in Winter Park, and Kevin shares a number he did not plan to share. The conversation finds its way to the question underneath both: at what point does another dollar cost more than it is worth, and how do you actually know when you have crossed that line? They discuss: - Why financial independence has nothing to do with buying whatever you want, and everything to do with making decisions that have nothing to do with money - The marginal utility curve — where it bends, what it feels like when you pass it, and why most people blow right past it without noticing - Why "I love what I do" is often the most sophisticated version of not knowing any different - The climbing guide who lives on $4,000 a month and the question he forced Kevin to sit with at the height of a seven-figure career - Why everything you own owns a piece of you back, and what ruthless simplification actually looks like in practice - How to calculate how much fuel your ideal life actually requires — and why the number is almost always smaller than you think Most people running hard past the threshold are not chasing freedom. They are avoiding the question of what they would do with it. 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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    12 分
  • Stop Ruining Your Life to Uphold Your Image - Inner Circle Ep 23
    2026/06/26
    The pain of staying the same has to outweigh the pain of changing. Most people never get there because they never actually add up what staying is costing them. In this episode of The Inner Circle, Mike and Kevin trade stories about the moments that forced them to stop performing the life they had built and start living the one they actually wanted. Kevin walks through his decision to leave a prestigious career, uproot his family, and move to Colorado. Mike traces the thread of his first marriage — what he covered it up with, what it took to finally say it out loud, and what was waiting on the other side. They discuss: - Why a 50/50 decision is never actually 50/50, and how to adjust for the weight fear always throws onto the scale - The minimum effective dose principle — why pulling a small lever first is almost always the right move before hitting the reboot button - What identity has to do with why bold decisions feel impossible, and why the mask that works so well in public eventually becomes a prison - Carl Jung's writing on midlife crisis, and why what looks like becoming someone new is actually the opposite - How to test drive a major change before committing to it — and why that window matters more than most people realize - Why the people who say "I couldn't afford to do what you did" are almost never talking about money If you have been sitting on a decision that keeps coming back, this episode will not make it easier. It will make it clearer. That is the better gift. 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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    23 分
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