Why do so many successful people still feel like they're not enough?In this episode of Walkabout Elevations, I sit down with entrepreneur and leadership coach Joel Rickard to explore imposter syndrome, entrepreneurship, men's mental health, childhood programming, comparison, self-worth, and the psychology behind lasting success.Joel shares how he went from studying aerospace engineering to coaching ambitious entrepreneurs, helping them overcome fear, procrastination, limiting beliefs, and the internal stories that quietly shape their decisions.We discuss:• What imposter syndrome really is• Why successful people still struggle with self-doubt• Childhood programming and limiting beliefs• Why entrepreneurs undercharge for their work• The pressure men face balancing business and family• Self-awareness versus action• Why fulfillment matters more than success• Morning and evening routines that shape your mindsetGuest: Joel RickardIf you enjoy conversations about leadership, psychology, mindfulness, entrepreneurship, and personal growth, subscribe to Walkabout Elevations for more interviews like this.

Can Vietnam produce world-class whisky?

According to the World Whisky Awards, the answer is yes.

At Vietnam Financial Forum 2026, I sat down with Mikey Brenker, co-founder of Ve De Di Spirits, Vietnam's first single malt whisky producer and Southeast Asia's first craft whisky distillery.

In this conversation we discuss:

• Why Vietnam is surprisingly well-suited for whisky production

• The science behind tropical whisky maturation

• How Vietnam won recognition at the World Whisky Awards

• Building a premium global brand from Vietnam

• Entrepreneurship and manufacturing in emerging markets

• Exporting Vietnamese products to the world

• Why authenticity matters when building an international brand

Recorded at Vietnam Financial Forum 2026 in Da Nang, Vietnam.