Duncan Forbes is back for round two, and this one is nothing like our first chat about becoming a good man and holding your standards.

This time we go straight into peptides. Duncan is a trainer of thirteen years who tore his ACL playing soccer, and instead of just following the standard rehab path he spent two months researching how to come back faster and stronger.

He is now running the Wolverine stack, BPC-157 and TB-500, under a physician, and documenting the whole thing publicly.

If you have heard the word peptide thrown around the gym and have no idea what it actually means, this is the episode. Duncan breaks down what peptides really are, messengers that tell your body to do something, not magic pills.

He explains why insulin and the GLP-1s sit in the same family, why the rodent studies look incredible while the human trials are basically non-existent, and the risk nobody wants to say out loud, that anything telling your cells to grow can also feed something already in there you do not know about.

We get into the uncomfortable stuff too. Why the fitness industry resents GLP-1s and why Duncan thinks that is the wrong take. The clients he has trained who lost weight and lean muscle at the same time with no one warning them.

If you are curious about peptides, weighing up a GLP-1, or just trying to work out what is real and what is hype in the recovery and longevity space, you will walk away understanding what these compounds actually do, what the trade-offs are, and what still has to be in place around them for any of it to matter.

Personal trainer of twelve to thirteen years, Pilates instructor and nutrition coach based in the US. Currently studying the peptide space while rehabbing his own ACL reconstruction and sharing the results as he goes.

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This one hit different. Martial specialises in the subconscious mind, in getting your conscious and subconscious in sync so you actually take action instead of finding six reasons to make a coffee first. But the real story in this episode is what happened in 2007, when he lost roughly $350 million in 27 days. He walked into his house that night planning to end his life. Seeing his wife and baby daughter changed everything, and what followed was a full rebuild, from a shed and Aldi shopping trips back to running businesses again.

What we get into:

Growing up inside the personal development world from age nine, being mentored by names like Zig Ziglar and Jose Silva as a teenager, and turning down Tony Robbins' offer to train him full time because it meant moving his family to America. The 27 days that took his business from 56 staff to 8, and the advisory board member he fired on the spot for telling him to file for bankruptcy. Why he believes asking for help is one of the most selfless things you can do, not the opposite. How he trains resilience like a muscle and builds a plan B into every business he runs, including using AI to stress test his own company structure. The simple gratitude and goal writing ritual he does every single morning, and why he reckons celebrating your losses teaches you more than celebrating your wins.

If you've ever wondered what it actually takes to rebuild after losing everything, this conversation is it.

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This episode on The Growth Concept, Brittney Hall runs The Revenue Agency out of Texas with her husband, working with founders in the coaching and personal development world.

Her mission is dead simple: help the good guys win. It's an industry full of smoke and mirrors, where anyone can call themselves a coach and a lot of people end up burned, so she's built her whole name on integrity. The way she puts it, if you see her working with someone, they're one of the good ones.

Most of this one is about something every founder wrestles with: how to actually work on your business instead of in it. I brought her four things I've been chewing on. Trust, ego, self-awareness and delegation. She pulled each one apart from years of doing this with real businesses. We got into why you delegate your weaknesses first instead of hiring an assistant for status, why the very first thing she outsourced wasn't even in her business, and how "what's scheduled is what gets done" runs her entire life.

About Brittney

Brittney Hall is the co-founder of The Revenue Agency, which she runs alongside her husband out of Texas. She works with founders in the coaching and personal development world, from coaches and speakers to authors, helping them grow through strategy, sharp systems and honest communication. She built her own coaching business in the health space before moving into personal development, and integrity has been her non-negotiable ever since. Alongside her one-on-one clients, she runs a weekly coaching group for entrepreneurs.

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