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#221: How I Built Self-Belief15 sept. 202500:22:35

#221: Most people think they need to “believe in themselves” to succeed, but that’s the wrong way around.

In this episode, I explain why self-belief in your current identity doesn’t work, how to shift your focus to the person you’re becoming, and why goals are really just a call to expand.

Get ready to learn why belief follows identity, how to act like your future self before the results show up, why temporary delusion is necessary for growth, the key shift that turns goals into reality, plus a lot more...


Timestamps

(00:55) Part 1: The Self-Belief Trap

(02:45) Part 2: Stop Believing in “Current You”

(03:55) Part 3: Radical Responsibility

(04:35) Part 4: Goals as a Call to Expand

(06:30) Part 5: Identity Is Malleable

(08:10) Part 6: The Painful Middle (Temporary, Healthy Delusion)

(09:35) Part 7: Act Like the Future You

(12:03) Part 8: Reconstruct Through Relentless Action


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#220: How I Turn Pain Into Fuel08 sept. 202500:15:09

#220: Most people numb their pain with quick fixes—Netflix, junk food, scrolling—without realizing it keeps them stuck.

In this episode, I explain why pain is the strongest motivator, the difference between coping and transmuting, and how I use discomfort as fuel in the gym, diet, and sales.

Get ready to learn why avoidance kills progress, the fastest way to turn suffering into energy, how to rewire pain into your biggest advantage, plus a lot more...


Timestamps

(00:45) Part 1: The Nature of Pain

(03:23) Part 2: Why You Don’t Do What You Know You Should Do

(04:40) Part 3: Coping vs. Transmuting

(10:35) Part 4: How To Practice Pain Transmutation


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#219: 14 Life Lessons I Wish I Knew at 1801 sept. 202500:57:55

#219: At 18, I thought success came from being the smartest guy in the room, saying what people wanted to hear, and chasing every new opportunity. I was wrong.

In this episode, I share 14 life lessons that would have saved me years of mistakes — from authenticity and disagreement to sacrifice, focus, and cycles of success.

Get ready to learn why it’s okay to have different opinions, how authenticity helps you overcome people-pleasing, why writing a life vision reduces anxiety, the reason champions sacrifice more than others, how goodwill compounds faster than money, why ordinary actions done long enough become extraordinary, the danger of complacency after success, why focus is a superpower, plus a lot more…


Timestamps

(00:00) Intro – Why I wish I knew these 14 lessons at 18

(01:17) Lesson 1: It’s okay to have different opinions

(05:18) Lesson 2: The fastest path to authenticity

(09:25) Lesson 3: Write down a life vision

(13:45) Lesson 4: Assume you’re the dumbest person in the room

(17:15) Lesson 5: Respect starts with yourself

(18:53) Lesson 6: Business is just solving problems

(23:07) Lesson 7: Champions sacrifice more

(28:48) Lesson 8: Ignore the opinions of sheep

(33:50) Lesson 9: Goodwill compounds faster than money

(38:35) Lesson 10: Extraordinary comes from ordinary done long enough

(44:33) Lesson 11: Stay lean and frugal

(47:26) Lesson 12: Focus is a superpower

(48:02) Lesson 13: Success is cyclical, not linear

(49:42) Lesson 14: Pay to see reality clearly

(56:15) Outro – Key takeaways & closing thoughts


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#218: The Cost of Short-Term Thinking25 août 202500:17:20

#218: Most people choose what feels good now without realizing the hidden cost it creates. From fast food to debt to business shortcuts, short-term thinking slowly destroys progress.

In this episode, I explain why chasing instant gratification leads to failure, how to think in second-order consequences, and why choosing the harder path today sets you up for long-term success.

Get ready to learn the simple rule that separates winners from losers, the lesson behind the marshmallow test, why Valiant Pharmaceuticals collapsed, how Michael Jordan refocused to stay on top, plus a lot more…


Timestamps

(00:00) Intro

(01:15) Part 1: Short-Term vs Long-Term Thinking

(02:57) Part 2: The Marshmallow Test

(03:48) Part 3: Second-Order Consequences

(05:30) Part 4: The Effect Horizon Model

(09:40) Part 5: Stories

(13:00) Part 6: Key Takeaways


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#217: My Unconventional Diet Explained18 août 202500:16:55

#217: In today’s world, overeating is effortless — the average American eats nearly 900 more calories a day than other developed countries. No wonder sticking to a healthy diet feels hard.

In this episode, I share two simple approaches: Alex Hormozi’s protein-first diet and my own routine of eating a few standard meals every day.

Get ready to learn how to make nutrition predictable, enjoy your meals, handle cheat days without guilt, stay consistent long-term, plus a lot more…



Timestamps

(00:10) Eating too many calories

(03:20) How I eat

(05:40) Standard meals

(12:35) Impulse control


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#216: How I Make Decisions11 août 202500:39:40

#216: Your life is shaped by the decisions you make. Good ones move you forward. Bad ones set you back.

In this episode, I share the simple 3-part framework I learned from entrepreneur Sam Ovens that changed how I decide — plus a 4-step method from Alex Hormozi you can use to make a better decision today.

Get ready to learn how to cut decision fatigue, think for yourself, use mental models to choose the right path, avoid rushed choices you’ll regret, plus a lot more…


Timestamps

(01:45) What is a decision?

(02:54) Part 1: Reduce the Load

(12:45) Part 2: Think Critically

(20:56) Part 3: Apply Mental Models

(33:13) 4-Step Decision-Making Framework


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#215: Why Focus Beats Intelligence04 août 202500:35:37

#215: We live in a world built to steal your focus. But if you can control your attention, you have a serious edge.

In this episode, I break down why attention beats intelligence, how deep work creates unfair advantages, and why most problems are easier to fix than you think.

Get ready to learn how to sharpen your focus, the 4 types of safety women look for in a man, why sales should start with pain, how to be more authentic, why rest is your hidden edge, plus a lot more…


Timestamps

(00:20) Attention Is the New I.Q.

(10:14) The 4 types of safety a woman wants from a man

(13:36) People act on problems more than benefits

(17:55) Authenticity

(23:48) There is no such thing as being overworked, only under rested

(28:20) Most problems are easily fixed


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#214: Why Boring People Get Rich28 juil. 202500:15:42

#214: Most people think success means doing more. More habits, more hobbies, more hacks. But that’s wrong.

In this episode, I explain why the key to success is living a simple, even boring life — and how energy, clarity, and focus come from doing less, not more.

Get ready to learn why early Bezos kept it simple, how I structure my own life to stay focused, why chaos kills progress, why boring people often win, plus a lot more…


Timestamps

(00:30) Imitation of Habits

(05:22) How I Simplify My Life

(07:45) Extreme People Get Extreme Results

(13:30) Mike Tyson


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#213: Become a MONSTER21 juil. 202500:21:51

#213: Most people are told to be nice. Harmless. Play it safe. But what if that’s the worst advice you could follow in a brutal world?

Today, I dive into why it’s better to be a warrior in a garden than a gardener in a war. Inspired by Dr. Jordan B. Peterson, I explore what it means to become a monster. 

Get ready to learn why “nice guys” often finish last, how saying what you really think makes you stronger, what I learned about my limits during my internship in Salt Lake City, why the world respects those who speak up for themselves, plus a lot more…


Timestamps

(00:28) Why You Should Become a Monster

(13:05) A Thousand Hard Conversations

(17:47) Communication with Women


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#212: This Sales Lesson Changed How I Communicate14 juil. 202500:35:09

#212: Most people talk too much and say too little. But what if the real power lies in saying less?

In this episode, I share the sales lesson that changed how I communicate: be concise. From cutting filler words to writing sharper emails to talking more confidently in real life.

Get ready to learn what Paul Graham says about word count, how Mark Cuban's advice can make your product easier to buy, what “be precise in your speech” means, how to remove filler words like “like” and “basically,” and what I learned from approaching women in Arosa plus a lot more…


Timestamps

(01:16) Make it easy to buy from you

(06:00) Short emails 

(16:30) How to speak concisely

(23:15) Talking to women


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#211: How to Have an Adventure07 juil. 202500:37:59

#211: Most people live their lives playing it safe. But what if the real path to meaning is telling the truth—even when it’s uncomfortable?

In this episode, I reflect on a powerful idea from Dr. Jordan B. Peterson: that truth is an adventure. I break down what that actually means, why telling the truth is so difficult, and how doing it anyway creates authenticity.

Get ready to learn how telling the truth makes life more meaningful, what true authenticity looks like (according to Alex Hormozi), why most people don’t actually know what they think, how I try to say what I really believe on the podcast, and the four big benefits of making your work visible plus a lot more…


Timestamps


(01:09) The essence of an adventure

(15:45) A lesson that changed how I work


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#210: Silvan Krähenbühl – How to Get Your Personal Finances Right30 juin 202501:43:21

#210: Silvan Krähenbühl is an entrepreneur, investor, and podcast host.

How do we actually get our personal finances right? Where do we even start? Silvan’s my go-to guy whenever I’ve got questions about this stuff. He built an entire course on personal finance and his setup is unlike anything I’ve seen before.

Get ready to learn what you’d need to do if you wanted to mess up your finances, where to start if you want to get them right, how to handle money in a marriage or relationship, how to optimize taxes as a business owner, what changes when you have children, the dynamics between men and women, socialism vs. capitalism, the role of incentives in society, fundraising vs. bootstrapping in software startups in the age of AI, his #1 piece of advice for podcasters plus a lot more…


Timestamps

(03:00) Personal finance basics

(28:07) Tax optimization for business owners

(38:50) Finances in relationships, children, man & woman

(1:19:30) Fundraising vs. bootstrapping in startups


Silvan Krähenbühl


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#209: How I’m Trying to Find My Wife – Zenith Reflections23 juin 202500:47:13

#209: After ending a 7.5-year relationship, I now find myself in the position of trying to find the wife I want to spend the rest of my life with. 

In this episode, I share how I’m attempting to do that — systematically. Plus, a few other reflections from the week, including lessons from my new job in sales.

Get ready to learn how I’m trying to find my wife, why most people end up with the first best person they meet, in-person approaching vs. online dating, my thoughts on setting the company record in my first weeks as an SDR, why I see life in seasons, why asking “how do I find the right wife?” is a stupid question plus a lot more…


Timestamps


(01:32) Mental Model: You Did Well, Now Do It Again

(07:21) Seeing Life in Seasons Like a Lion

(14:30) Short-Form Content Is Killing Your Focus

(25:34) How I’m Trying to Find My Wife


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#208: Gary Arndt – Why Switzerland Might Be the Sanest Country in Europe16 juin 202501:26:04

#208: Gary Arndt is a world traveler, daily podcaster, and former tech entrepreneur.

After selling his company in the late ‘90s, Gary gave away most of his possessions and set off to visit every country on Earth. From riding in a Formula 1 car and staying overnight on a U.S. aircraft carrier to witnessing revolutions in Thailand and sled dog races in the Arctic — Gary has seen it all. Today, he hosts Everything Everywhere Daily — one of the most downloaded education podcasts in the world, with nearly 50 million plays.

Get ready to learn what makes Switzerland the “sanest country in Europe,” what Americans get wrong about distance and culture, why U.S. cities are built for cars, how Gary sold his first company before the dot-com crash, what separates good debaters from great ones, the mindset difference between U.S. and Swiss entrepreneurs, what made his podcast succeed where others failed, how to talk more fluently and concisely, why promotion beats perfection in podcasting plus a lot more…


Timestamps


(02:52) Gary’s Wildest Travel Stories

(10:51) Switzerland vs. USA

(43:25) Building and Selling a Tech Company

(51:12) How Debate Prepares You for Business

(1:03:34) How Gary Built a Top 1% Podcast


Gary Arndt


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#207: The Hidden Damage of Short Form Content09 juin 202500:36:12

#207: Many people feel anxious because their brain is overloaded with emotion.

In this episode, I break down the hidden damage of short-form content—and why consuming it daily might be the reason you feel scattered, overstimulated, or emotionally fried.

Get ready to learn how short-form triggers emotional spikes, what an “emotional hangover” is, and tactics I use to regain clarity, focus, and emotional stability plus a lot more…


Timestamps


(00:00) Quick story

(01:33) Definition short-form content

(05:00) Emotions & short-form content 

(18:30) Tactics to live a deep life

(24:24) Conclusion


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#206: How I Rewired My Brain for Success with Dopamine Transfer02 juin 202500:25:58

#206: Most people can’t focus because their brain is addicted to cheap dopamine.

In this episode, I break down the concept of Dopamine Transfer—the step-by-step method I used to rewire my brain for deep work, discipline, and long-term success.

Get ready to learn what dopamine transfer is, how to lower your stimulation baseline without burning out, and why this is the #1 edge to build in 2025 plus a lot more…


Timestamps


(00:51) Understanding Dopamine and Why It Matters

(05:20) The Dopamine Transfer Method

(08:18) Real-Life Example & Personal Story

(15:27) Practical Tips for the Road Ahead



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#205: David Morris – The 6 Coaching Client Types That Make or Break Your Business26 mai 202501:41:44

#205: David Morris is a Business Coach, E-learning Consultant, and Chief Operating Officer.

Most coaches struggle with client retention. They get stuck with unengaged students, low renewal rates, and flaky behavior they can’t explain. David breaks it down. He’s identified six client archetypes that make or break a program — and built systems that raised retention rates to over 70%.

Get ready to learn the six client types that shape your coaching business, how to turn “bad” clients into your top performers, what most coaches get wrong on day one, why content without outreach fails, what David learned working under online entrepreneur Richard Yu, how to build trust at scale, why boring work wins, how fatherhood changed his mindset plus a lot more...


Timestamps

(02:07) Scaling a Coaching Business from $300K to $1M/Month  
(06:40) The 6 Coaching Client Archetypes  
(26:10) Why Boring Work Beats Strategy  
(30:45) His Daily Routines  
(38:54) How to Hit 72% Client Retention  
(45:35) The #1 Lesson from Richard Yu  
(01:12:20) The Biggest Mistake Coaches Make  
(01:20:20) Dr. Jordan B. Peterson  
(01:30:35) How Fatherhood Changed His Life


David Morris


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#204: Bo Burlingham – The Cashflow Mistakes That Kill Most Companies19 mai 202500:50:24

#204: Bo Burlingham is a legendary business journalist, former editor-at-large at Inc. magazine, and a contributing writer at Forbes.

Starting a business today is both easier and harder than ever. Founders have more tools and advice, yet often overlook the basics—like cash flow, culture, and knowing what to say no to. Bo has spent decades studying the rare founders who get this right, as told in his classic book Small Giants.

Get ready to learn what most founders get wrong in 2025, the story behind his connection with Tim Ferriss, why profit isn’t a dirty word, what Bo learned from 55 years of marriage, how to keep your company’s mojo, how to get employees to think like owners, why some founders regret selling, what happened with Clif Bar and The Body Shop, what open-book management really means plus a lot more...


Timestamps


(02:17) What Most Founders Get Wrong About Business

(05:58) Why Profit Isn’t a Dirty Word

(11:14) The Metrics That Matter Early On

(14:00) Approaches on How to Start a Business

(23:45) Tim Ferriss, Princeton, and the Small Giants Connection

(24:37) How to Build a Company That Keeps Its Mojo

(26:20) The Most Powerful Business System Bo Ever Saw

(31:43) Business Story

(38:50) The Billion-Dollar Clif Bar Story

(42:25) How The Body Shop Lost Its Soul

(44:35) Bo’s Lessons From 55 Years of Marriage


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#203: Miloš Jovanović – Is University Still the Best Way to Learn?12 mai 202503:32:42

#203: Miloš Jovanović is a finance consultant, master’s graduate, and one of my best friends.

University degrees are under more pressure than ever. With online programs, coaching, and companies hiring for skills over diplomas, many are asking: is college still the best way to learn — or to acquire high-income skills?

Get ready to learn whether university is still worth it, what growing up with a single mom taught him, how deleting social media changed his life, how political content fuels artificial rage, why being conservative today might be the old middle, why truth is the key to authenticity, whether everyone is a little racist, why cracking jokes across everybody is important plus a lot more...


Timestamps


(00:02:30) Is university still the best way to learn?

(00:41:39) Why using simple language makes you more persuasive

(01:00:55) Growing up without a father

(01:23:40) What deleting social media did to him

(01:43:29) Is productivity content just a niche?

(01:58:44) Left vs. right-wing content online

(02:18:00) How podcasts are shaping elections

(02:24:27) Why the right needs a strong sparring partner on the left

(02:31:15) Is today’s center what used to be conservative?

(02:51:50) Why truth creates authenticity

(03:04:00) Why we need to joke about everyone

(03:14:45) The problem with quotas

(03:20:00) Is everyone a little racist?


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#202: Lea Bochtler – What It’s Like Running a Coaching Business in China05 mai 202501:11:46

#202: Lea Bochtler is a high-performance coach and Columbia University grad who’s helped 400+ clients level up their performance.

What’s it like to grow a coaching business on China’s biggest social platform, WeChat — and serve hundreds of clients in a completely different cultural context? 

Get ready to learn how Lea grew to 120,000 followers on WeChat, how business culture in China differs from the U.S., what she learned from Richard Yu’s coaching program, why university is no longer the most efficient path to high-income skills, how to overcome social pressure when going your own way, how to develop real confidence through public speaking plus a lot more...


Timestamps


(01:26) How Lea grew to 120k followers on WeChat in China

(03:57) Business culture in China vs. the U.S.

(06:13) How she got her first coaching clients in China

(08:25) Richard Yu’s program and how market research calls work

(12:00) What Columbia taught her — and why she returned to China

(14:15) Why people in China don’t talk about success openly

(16:14) How New York forced her to grow fast

(18:15) Balancing 1-on-1 coaching with scalable systems

(24:00) How you do one thing is how you do everything

(28:00) Why a 3-month coaching program can beat a Master’s

(36:09) Why she turned down EY to pursue coaching

(41:00) Dealing with social pressure and not following the crowd

(49:05) Netherlands vs. Columbia: the truth about education quality

(54:05) Overcoming fear of public speaking and building confidence

(01:00:45) Her relationship with her dad and learning acceptance

(01:07:02) What’s next: Instagram, YouTube, and platform risk in China

(01:11:03) Where to find Lea online


Lea Bochtler


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#201: How I Fixed My Brain After the Internet Broke It28 avr. 202500:32:19

#201: Modern life has trained our brains to crave constant stimulation, leaving focus, creativity, and peace harder to find than ever. 

In this episode, I break down how I unfried my brain after years of internet overload.

Get ready to learn why impulse control is the foundation for mental clarity, how boredom can become your brain’s secret weapon, why overconsumption of “good” content still backfires, how to retrain your focus through deep work, what Cal Newport and Charlie Munger can teach us about living sharper lives, and how to reconnect dopamine with real-world activities plus a lot more...


Timestamps

(00:09) Intro – Why today's internet culture broke our brains

(00:41) Storytime – Realizing I could finally enjoy moments without mental chaos

(02:50) Foundation 1 – Training impulse control in everyday situations

(04:45) Foundation 2 – One thing at a time: mastering single-task intensity

(07:10) Deep Work – How focusing deeply rebuilt my mental stamina

(09:23) Boredom – Why getting bored is actually a superpower for your brain

(12:00) Overconsumption – How even "good content" can make you less creative

(15:25) Long-Form Content – Slowing down to actually think better

(18:13) Rules for Phone & Computer Use – Guardrails for a clearer mind

(24:05) Healthy Dopamine – How to reconnect joy with real-world activities

(26:15) Summary – Invert: How NOT to fry your brain (and what to do instead)


Nicola Flückiger


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#200: 10 Lessons From 200 Episodes - Professor Sven Voelpel, Dr. Markus Elsässer & Cédric Waldburger21 avr. 202501:08:07

#200: To celebrate 200 episodes of Catch The Zenith, I’ve broken down 10 of my favorite lessons, insights, and quotes from the last few years of building, learning, and interviewing world-class performers.

Get ready to learn why obsession beats balance, how gratitude creates lasting happiness, why there’s no single path to success, what it means to die healthy, how minimalism frees your mind, why work-life alignment matters more than balance, the power of talking to your team, how movement fits into busy schedules, why investing early builds lifelong leverage—plus a lot more.


Timestamps

(00:00) Intro – 200 Episodes & Key Lessons from the Journey

(01:23) Lesson 1 – Be obsessively all-in if you want to outcompete others

(09:25) Lesson 2 – Leadership requires respect, not popularity & There’s no “right path” to success—own your career

(21:16) Lesson 3 – Live with intensity and integrate movement into life

(26:50) Lesson 4 – Die healthy: age with strength, vitality, and purpose

(30:22) Lesson 5 – Start investing early—skills compound like capital

(36:52) Lesson 6 – Minimalism frees your mind for what truly matters

(40:40) Lesson 7 – Gratitude for small things shapes how you show up

(45:00) Lesson 8 – Align work with life instead of separating the two

(51:07) Lesson 9 – Death makes life richer—appreciate the present

(56:35) Lesson 10 – Take life into your own hands. Go where the music plays. Surround yourself with great people

(01:02:30) Bonus Lesson 11 – Leadership starts with asking: “How are you?”

(01:06:50) Outro – Thank you + Join the Zenith Sunday Newsletter


Nicola Flückiger


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#199: 10 Definitions For Life14 avr. 202501:05:47

#199: Welcome back to Catch The Zenith, the podcast where I document my journey to get better in life and business. Today, we’ve got another episode of Zenith Reflections—the format where I comment on some of my most interesting posts from the week on X. 

If you’re new here, I’m Nicola—an entrepreneur and master’s student. Please share and enjoy!

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About the Podcast 

  • Your zenith is your best self. Getting there is hard. This podcast helps. I’m Nicola, an entrepreneur, and here I share the many mistakes and lessons I’m learning along the way. Expect episodes about high performance and business.

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#198: "If You’re So Smart, Why Aren’t You Happy?" - Naval Ravikant07 avr. 202500:57:25

#198: Welcome back to Catch The Zenith, the podcast where I document my journey to get better in life and business. Today, we’ve got another episode of Zenith Reflections—the format where I comment on some of my most interesting posts from the week on X. 

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Nicola Flückiger

About the Podcast 

  • Your zenith is your best self. Getting there is hard. This podcast helps. I’m Nicola, an entrepreneur, and here I share the many mistakes and lessons I’m learning along the way. Expect episodes about high performance and business.

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#197: Elon Musk’s Framework to Improve Anything31 mars 202500:32:24

#197: Welcome back to Catch The Zenith, the podcast where I document my journey to get better in life and business. Today, we’ve got another episode of Zenith Reflections—the format where I comment on some of my most interesting posts from the week on X. 

If you’re new here, I’m Nicola—an entrepreneur and master’s student. Please share and enjoy!

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Nicola Flückiger

About the Podcast 

  • Your zenith is your best self. Getting there is hard. This podcast helps. I’m Nicola, an entrepreneur, and here I share the many mistakes and lessons I’m learning along the way. Expect episodes about high performance and business.

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#196: 12 Traits of Overachieving Employees 24 mars 202500:55:31

#196: Welcome back to Catch The Zenith, the podcast where I document my journey to get better in life and business. Today, we’ve got another episode of Zenith Reflections—the format where I comment on some of my most interesting posts from the week on X. 

If you’re new here, I’m Nicola—an entrepreneur and master’s student. Please share and enjoy!

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Nicola Flückiger

About the Podcast 

  • Your zenith is your best self. Getting there is hard. This podcast helps. I’m Nicola, an entrepreneur, and here I share the many mistakes and lessons I’m learning along the way. Expect episodes about high performance and business.

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#195: Why Everyone Should Blog Every Day17 mars 202500:35:11

#195: Welcome back to Catch The Zenith, the podcast where I document my journey to get better in life and business. Today, we’ve got another episode of Zenith Reflections—the format where I comment on some of my most interesting posts from the week on X. 

If you’re new here, I’m Nicola—an entrepreneur and master’s student. Please share and enjoy!

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Nicola Flückiger

About the Podcast 

  • Your zenith is your best self. Getting there is hard. This podcast helps. I’m Nicola, an entrepreneur, and here I share the many mistakes and lessons I’m learning along the way. Expect episodes about high performance and business.

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#194: My 2-Step Routine for Reflecting on the Day10 mars 202500:27:48

#194: Welcome back to Catch The Zenith, the podcast where I document my journey to get better in life and business. Today, we’ve got another episode of Zenith Reflections—the format where I comment on some of my most interesting posts from the week on X. 

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Nicola Flückiger

About the Podcast 

  • Your zenith is your best self. Getting there is hard. This podcast helps. I’m Nicola, an entrepreneur, and here I share the many mistakes and lessons I’m learning along the way. Expect episodes about high performance and business.

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#193: The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People by Steven R. Covey - Book Summary03 mars 202500:50:17

#193: Welcome back to Catch The Zenith, the podcast where I document my journey to get better in life and business. Today, we’ve got another episode of Zenith Reflections—the format where I comment on some of my most interesting posts from the week on X. 

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Nicola Flückiger

About the Podcast 

  • Your zenith is your best self. Getting there is hard. This podcast helps. I’m Nicola, an entrepreneur, and here I share the many mistakes and lessons I’m learning along the way. Expect episodes about high performance and business.

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#192: Outperform 99% Of Your Competitors24 févr. 202500:52:16

#192: Welcome back to Catch The Zenith, the podcast where I document my journey to get better in life and business. Today, we’ve got another episode of Zenith Reflections—the format where I comment on some of my most interesting posts from the week on X. 

If you’re new here, I’m Nicola—an entrepreneur and master’s student. Please share and enjoy!

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Nicola Flückiger

About the Podcast 

  • Your zenith is your best self. Getting there is hard. This podcast helps. I’m Nicola, an entrepreneur, and here I share the many mistakes and lessons I’m learning along the way. Expect episodes about high performance and business.

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#191: How I Know My True Friends – 2 Simple Criteria17 févr. 202500:52:54

#191: Welcome back to Catch The Zenith, the podcast where I document my journey to get better in life and business. Today, we’ve got another episode of Zenith Reflections—the format where I comment on some of my most interesting posts from the week on X. 

If you’re new here, I’m Nicola—I’m currently building an AI startup while also writing my master’s thesis in startup entrepreneurship. Please share and enjoy!

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Nicola Flückiger

About the Podcast 

  • Your zenith is your best self. Getting there is hard. This podcast helps. I’m Nicola, an entrepreneur, and here I share the many mistakes and lessons I’m learning along the way. Expect episodes about high performance and business.

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#190: How I Actually Remember What I Read10 févr. 202500:32:24

#190: Welcome back to Catch The Zenith, the podcast where I document my journey to get better in life and business. Today, we’ve got another episode of Zenith Reflections—the format where I comment on some of my most interesting posts from the week on X. 

If you’re new here, I’m Nicola—I’m currently building an AI startup while also writing my master’s thesis in startup entrepreneurship. Please share and enjoy!

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Nicola Flückiger

About the Podcast 

  • Your zenith is your best self. Getting there is hard. This podcast helps. I’m Nicola, an entrepreneur, and here I share the many mistakes and lessons I’m learning along the way. Expect episodes about high performance and business.

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  • Email me with any feedback, ideas, or insights you've gained from the episodes: nicola [at] nicolafluckiger [dot] com
#189: Logic, Values & Dopamine03 févr. 202500:33:10

#189: Welcome back to Catch The Zenith, the podcast where I document my journey to get better in life and business. Today, we’ve got another episode of Zenith Reflections—the format where I comment on some of my most interesting posts from the week on X. 

If you’re new here, I’m Nicola—I’m currently building an AI startup while also writing my master’s thesis in startup entrepreneurship. Please share and enjoy!

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Nicola Flückiger

About the Podcast 

  • Your zenith is your best self. Getting there is hard. This podcast helps. I’m Nicola, an entrepreneur, and here I share the many mistakes and lessons I’m learning along the way. Expect episodes about high performance and business.

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  • Email me with any feedback, ideas, or insights you've gained from the episodes: nicola [at] nicolafluckiger [dot] com
#188: The Secret to Deal With People Who Say You've Changed27 janv. 202500:48:14

#188: Welcome back to Catch The Zenith, the podcast where I document my journey to get better in life and business. Today, we’ve got another episode of Zenith Reflections—the format where I comment on some of my most interesting posts from the week on X. 

If you’re new here, I’m Nicola—I’m currently building an AI startup while also writing my master’s thesis in startup entrepreneurship. Please share and enjoy!


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Nicola Flückiger


About the Podcast 

  • Your zenith is your best self. Getting there is hard. This podcast helps. I’m Nicola, an entrepreneur, and here I share the many mistakes and lessons I’m learning along the way. Expect episodes about high performance and business.


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  • Email me with any feedback, ideas, or insights you've gained from the episodes: nicola [at] nicolafluckiger [dot] com
#187: The Power Of Telling The Truth (& Why It Always Wins)20 janv. 202500:32:30

#187: Welcome back to Catch The Zenith, the podcast where I document my journey to get better in life and business. Today, we’ve got another episode of Zenith Reflections—the format where I comment on some of my most interesting posts from the week on X. 

Get ready to learn why telling the truth can lead to the greatest adventure in life, why letting go of things outside your control can improve your well-being, why challenging your own views by confronting opposing opinions can broaden your perspective, plus a lot more…

If you’re new here, I’m Nicola—I’m currently building an AI startup while also writing my master’s thesis in startup entrepreneurship. Please share and enjoy!


Timestamps

  • 00:42 Tell the truth
  • 09:39 Not watching the news
  • 17:21 Content diet
  • 21:14 How I pick a business partner 
  • 22:47 A strategy to defeat compulsion
  • 27:47 Challenge your believes


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Nicola Flückiger


About the Podcast 

  • Your zenith is your best self. Getting there is hard. This podcast helps. I’m Nicola, an entrepreneur, and here I share the many mistakes and lessons I’m learning along the way. Expect episodes about high performance and business.


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#186: The Voice in Your Head Is Not You13 janv. 202500:44:34

#186: Welcome back to Catch The Zenith, the podcast where I document my journey to get better in life and business. Today, we’ve got another episode of Zenith Reflections—the format where I comment on some of my most interesting posts from the week on X. If you’re new here, I’m Nicola—I’m currently building an AI startup while also writing my master’s thesis in startup entrepreneurship.Please share and enjoy!


Timestamps

  • 00:36 Little voice in your head
  • 03:59 Do the basics
  • 09:37 Finite vs. infinite games
  • 17:05 Make your contribution visible
  • 20:23 $100M Leads takeaways
  • 29:16 Foundations of a coaching biz
  • 35:10 Simple language 
  • 39:15 Leaders & high standards 


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Bonus Resources


Nicola Flückiger


About the Podcast 

  • Your zenith is your best self. Getting there is hard. This podcast helps. I’m Nicola, an entrepreneur, and here I share the many mistakes and lessons I’m learning along the way. Expect episodes about high performance and business.


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#185: What Will You Sacrifice For Your Goals?06 janv. 202500:36:12

#185: In my comeback episode 183, I told you all about my new goal for this podcast: to document my self-improvement and business journey, learn from mistakes, and get better in life and entrepreneurship. In other words, this podcast is part of my diary, where I share both my personal and professional experiences with you. That’s why I’m introducing a new format today: Zenith Reflections—where I go through some of my tweets from the week on X (thoughts, ideas, lessons, reminders, quotes, etc.) and reflect on them. On X (formerly Twitter), whenever something pops into my mind or I learn something new, I share it. It’s basically my notes-to-self tool. If you want to follow me, the link to my profile is below. Today, I will discuss three posts from X. Enjoy!


Timestamps

  • 01:32 What are you willing to give up for your goals
  • 19:09 How I ask for feedback from my co-workers
  • 24:27 How I pick a niche


Things Mentioned


Bonus Resources


Nicola Flückiger


About the Podcast 

  • Your zenith is your best self. Getting there is hard. This podcast helps. I’m Nicola, an entrepreneur, and here I share the many mistakes and lessons I’m learning along the way. Expect episodes about high performance and business.


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  • Email me with any feedback, ideas, or insights you've gained from the episodes: nicola [at] nicolafluckiger [dot] com
#184: 27 Lessons From 2024 - Alex Hormozi, Jordan Peterson & Warren Buffett30 déc. 202402:15:42

#184: I’ve always struggled to remember the lessons I’ve learned over time, so I found a simple way to reflect and capture them. That’s why, for the fourth year in a row, I’m recording this yearly reflection episode. In this one, I’m sharing 27 lessons that made a big impact on my personal and professional life in 2024. Enjoy!

Timestamps

  • 00:40 Knowing what career to pursue doesn't happen coincidentally
  • 07:16 You can sound more intelligent with preparation
  • 12:45 "You did a great job; now let's do it again but better"
  • 18:00 Focus on high-priority tasks and discard the rest
  • 23:27 Challenge the status quo, always
  • 28:24 Conduct a weekly review every week
  • 32:33 Work 12 hours a day to move fast
  • 37:28 Your reaction to internal or external stimuli is always a choice
  • 41:27 Do it right—no half measures
  • 46:53 Short-form content destroys your ability to focus
  • 50:23 Praise specifically, criticize generally
  • 54:34 List the things you're not willing to give up
  • 57:39 Eliminate the option of not doing the work
  • 01:00:36 Anything worth doing takes longer than you think
  • 01:04:56 Cut people out of your life fast
  • 01:15:34 You’re not a control freak; you just have higher standards
  • 01:21:31 "Invert, always invert"
  • 01:26:02 Work hard before you can work smart
  • 01:32:17 Focus on content first in startup pitch decks
  • 01:37:48 It's all business, no matter the type
  • 01:44:08 Past behavior predicts future behavior
  • 01:50:49 Leave things better than you found them
  • 01:52:32 Always qualify your customers
  • 02:00:21 Nail post-sale and onboarding stages for retention
  • 02:03:41 Build relationships to boost customer loyalty
  • 02:07:17 Get better by analyzing your top 10%
  • 02:08:51 Think with your head and observe with your eyes
  • 02:11:14 Decrease time between waking up and starting work


Nicola Flückiger


About the Podcast 

  • Your zenith is your best self. Getting there is hard. This podcast helps. I’m Nicola, an entrepreneur, and here I share the many mistakes and lessons I’m learning along the way. Expect episodes about high performance and business.


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#183: I'm Back (What I Did For 2.5 Years)23 déc. 202400:54:59

#183: I’m back! In this episode, I’ll fill you in on what I’ve been up to over the past two years—from why I stopped uploading episodes on Catch The Zenith, to making my first dollar online, starting a second podcast, getting into a master’s program, juggling two businesses, working in the US for six months, starting a software company, and finally, figuring out where I want to take this podcast next. Enjoy!

Timestamps

  • 00:32 Starting my 2nd business
  • 15:11 Getting into a master’s program
  • 20:26 Working in the U.S.
  • 32:10 Joining Swisspreneur
  • 37:10 Starting a software company
  • 41:15 Plans for the podcast
  • 54:30 Outro


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#182: 3 Business Lessons from Coaching 40+ Clients17 juin 202400:11:06

#182: Over the past two years, I have run a high-performance coaching business, helping over 40 clients become more productive. In this episode, I want to share the top 3 business lessons I've learned from this venture. Enjoy!

Timestamps

  • 00:00:38 Lesson 1: Buy yourself time by learning from successful entrepreneurs who have already done it before.
  • 00:03:00 Lesson 2: Test your critical business hypothesis quickly with a Minimum Viable Product (MVP). Always seek client feedback, incorporate it into your product, or pivot to a new business idea if necessary.
  • 00:07:38 Lesson 3: Focus on building an exceptional product to minimize the need for extensive marketing and advertising.


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#181: 8 Tips to Remember More from Your Books!09 juin 202400:33:34

#181: In this episode, I want to show you how to get the most out of your books. Specifically, I’ll share eight strategies that can help you retain more of what you read and internalize the knowledge better.

Maybe you can relate to my experience. You read a book and can remember the content for maybe a week or two, but then the knowledge starts to fade because you don’t revisit it. When you finish a book, you feel euphoric and eager to implement the ideas, but that enthusiasm gradually wanes. I faced this exact problem when I started reading more and more books. That’s why I developed various approaches to solve this issue for myself. These are the strategies I want to share with you. They include techniques I practice myself and others that I discovered while creating this podcast, which I believe could be valuable for you.

For this episode, I’ve also uploaded a custom template that I use when reading books. It shows you exactly how I take notes on the books I read and how I create a summary once I finish a book. More details are in the episode. Enjoy!

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#180: You’ve been chasing your goals wrong!03 juin 202400:17:17

#180: Think you're chasing your goals the right way? Think again. Quick fixes and silver bullets don't exist. Success is built with "Golden BBs" – small, consistent actions.⁣ Enjoy!

Nicola Flückiger


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#179: 3 Simple Hacks to Master Your Calendar Instantly!27 mai 202400:17:22

#179: In this episode, I share with you 3 simple methods that should help you regardless of what calendar you are using. ⁣Enjoy!

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#178: From Procrastination to Productivity with a Simple Brain Hack20 mai 202400:21:07

#178: In high school, I was a chronic procrastinator. Today, I’m pursuing a master’s degree at an elite university in St. Gallen, have completed two internships, and have founded or co-founded three businesses. In this episode, I share a simple tactic I use to trick my brain into consistently getting hard work done. Enjoy!

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#177: This Law Changed How I Approach Business13 mai 202400:16:56

#177: "If you can’t be first in a category, set up a new category you can be first in."
– A quote from the book "The 22 Immutable Laws of Marketing" by Al Ries and Jack Trout, which we'll be discussing today. Specifically, the second chapter: "The Law of the Category."

Are you trying to figure out how to start your business but haven't yet found the ultimate idea to conquer the market? Then, the Law of the Category might just help you out. This episode aims to provide you with insights on how to differentiate and set apart your business, your product, or your service from the competition in the market. Enjoy!

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#176: My 6-Step Daily Planning Routine That Saved Me 20+ Hrs a Week06 mai 202400:36:55

#176: Over the past few years, I've transitioned from being a chronic procrastinator in high school to becoming a highly productive master's student at an elite university. Throughout this journey, I developed a 6-step planning process that not only structures my days but also saves me over 20 hours each week, allowing me to accomplish more. I promise that by listening to the end, you'll feel less overwhelmed by learning how to effectively organize your days, and you'll become more efficient by focusing on the right tasks.

In this episode, I'll share the six-step planning framework I use daily, along with six implementation steps to enhance your chances of success. Plus, if you stay until the end, I'll provide a free Cheat Sheet to jump-start your daily planning routine. Enjoy!

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#175: How I Sleep Like a BABY - 7 Tips29 avr. 202400:28:30

#175: For more than a year, I went to bed and woke up at the same time every day, and it really made my sleep better. I found out seven cool tips that helped me sleep deeply and wake up feeling super refreshed. In this episode, I’m going to tell you all about these seven tips so you can sleep well without having to figure it all out by yourself. Enjoy!

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#174: How I Mastered My Emails in 3 Steps22 avr. 202400:15:23

#174: Struggling with an overflowing email inbox? Discover how I achieved inbox zero with three simple, effective steps to streamline your email management. Enjoy!

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#173: 5 Life-Changing Lessons from Top Non-Fiction Books15 avr. 202400:31:56

#173: Jim Rohn said, "Reading is essential for those who seek to rise above the ordinary."

I found out that reading has made my life much better. It helps me understand why people do what they do and teaches me how to live a better and more meaningful life. In today's episode, I want to share five big ideas from five non-fiction books I've read. I'll tell you the most important thing from each book, or something that really stayed with me and made my life better. Enjoy!

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#172: How I Found My Passion08 avr. 202400:40:47

#172: It is often difficult for people to discover their passion in life, and I was no exception. In this episode, I will be sharing with you how I found my calling.

From my personal experience, it seems that passion is not something that is found, but rather developed through a series of trials and errors. Enjoy!

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