The RETHiNK Podcast
Most people don't need more information. They need a rethink. The RETHiNK Podcast with Paul O'Mahony and George Shepherd is a conversation about the things that actually move the needle — in your finances, your relationships, your health, your mindset, and your understanding of what's possible for your life. Not theory. Not highlight reels. Real frameworks, real conversations, and the kind of honest insight that tends to show up when two people who've built things, lost things, rebuilt things, and kept going sit down and talk without a filter. Paul O'Mahony is a nine-time bestselling author, award-winning keynote speaker, and founder of The RETHiNK Academy — the world's leading training platform for new online entrepreneurs. He's shared stages with Tony Robbins, Robert Kiyosaki, Richard Branson, and Deepak Chopra, and his businesses and partnerships have generated in excess of $100 million. George Shepherd has spent over two decades interviewing the world's top experts in business, health, personal development, and beyond — and has a gift for asking the questions everyone is thinking but nobody says out loud. Together they cover the full spectrum of the RETHINK framework: Relationships, Earnings, Tao, Health, Investments, Networks, and Knowledge. If you've been waiting for the right moment to change something — your business, your thinking, your trajectory — this is the show. New episodes drop regularly. The rethink starts now.
Episodes
Yanik Silver had everything the scoreboard asks for. Money coming in, an Aston Martin in the driveway, one of the best reputations in internet marketing, a wonderful family. From the outside, a man who had it figured out.
Then he sat down with his journal and asked himself whether he’d be happy doing the same thing ten years from now.
The honest answer was no. What he did next cost him the car, a seminar business he’d b...
Scott Picken was seventeen when his father went bankrupt.
The man had done everything the system asks of you. School, university, chartered accountant, financial director of a listed company. He followed the instructions exactly, and it ended the way it ended. His son has spent the thirty years since working from the assumption that the instructions were wrong.
Years later, Scott found a block...
Mark Anastasi was seven thousand pounds in debt and living in an abandoned building on Earls Court Road, two doors from the tube station, windows smashed out and boarded over with plywood, about twenty homeless people sharing the place. He'd just been fired from a telesales job for marching in and demanding they double his salary. He was eight years into a depression. Not long before, he'd taken too many sleeping pills trying to ge...
Jim Gale spent two years reading everything he could find about what's going wrong with the world's food, water and energy, and it nearly broke him. He'd just had his first two daughters. He was living in Costa Rica with money in the bank and nothing to do, and the more he learned the worse it got.
Then he read one sentence from Bill Mollison, the father of permaculture: though the problems of our world ar...
Rich Schefren was in a funk. His business was losing money, he wasn't doing anything about it, and not doing anything about it was making the funk worse. Walking into his office that morning he spotted a report he'd written for clients fifteen years earlier — The Hidden Obstacles of Success, the most well-received thing he'd ever sent them — and thought: the man who wrote that was in better shape than I am ...
Mrs. Godfrey was running the careers stand in the school hall when sixteen-year-old Matthew Fiddes reached the front of her queue and told her he wanted to teach taekwondo for a living. "Don't be ridiculous, Matthew," she said. Nobody makes money doing that. Go and be a PE teacher.
He left school with no qualifications. Three years later he drove back to the same school in a brand-new Ferrari 355 convertib...
Joanna Hunt spent twenty years as a ghostwriter for New York Times bestselling authors and household names, which means she has spent two decades being very good at something while nobody knew her name. Then in 2019 a coach refused to leave her alone about becoming a book coach — Joanna kept saying no — and she finally ran one group to make her go away. She fell in love with it and never went back.
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Matt Fiddes was in infant school in Swindon when his teacher put on "Bad" for the warm-up, and again that summer when the holiday club screened Moonwalker after lunch. He had no way of knowing he'd spend a decade of his adult life standing a few feet from the man who made both.
Matt is an entrepreneur first — he runs the largest martial arts franchise in the world, has won more awards than he can com...
Most people don't extend their life. They extend their dying. The final decade becomes the worst one — chronic disease dragged out for years, mobility gone, the body outliving the ability to enjoy being in it. Regan Archibald has a different goal, and he states it plainly: he wants to die fast, in a young body, at an old age. He's aiming for 222.
Regan is the founder of Ageless Future and one of the ...
Twenty years ago, a mentoring session went sideways in the best possible way.
Paul Dunn was the mentor. A tiny Japanese woman named Masami Sato walked into his book-lined office, sat down, and asked if they could flip the arrangement — could she ask the questions today? Then she asked one that redirected the rest of both their lives: what if, every time business was done, something great happened in ...
Everyone's having the wrong argument about AI.
On one side you've got the exuberant crowd convinced they're about to become gajillionaires overnight. On the other, the preppers convinced the machines are coming for us. Gary Wilde thinks both camps have made the same mistake: they'...
Forty-nine days, seven hours, and eleven minutes. No engine. No sail. No support boat closer than four or five days away. Just two men in what Peter Sage calls a beefed-up canoe, rowing two hours on and two hours off, around the clock, three thousand miles across the Atlantic — through eleven-meter waves that came every five seconds for four days str...
The guest cancelled last minute, so this one's just Paul and George with a live audience and no script — which turned out to be the whole point. It became one of the most honest conversations they've had, and going by the chat, it hit a nerve. More audience interaction than any episode yet.
George has spent most of this podcast's run as the AI doomsayer — bug-out bag ready, be-nice-to-the-machines, waiting for the moment the robots throw the three laws out the window. So when he and Paul finally decided to bring an AI expert onto the show, they both landed on the same name without discussing it: Mike Filsaime.
Everyone dreams of the big exit — the seven-figure payday, the beach, coconut water in a little tiki glass. George has watched a lot of people chase it. What he's noticed lately is stranger: more than half the people he knows who sold their businesses ended up buying them back. Sometimes at a profit.
Both of us caught ourselves doing the same thing recently: the second we sense a video is AI-generated, we scroll straight past it. Not because AI is bad — we're about as pro-AI as two people get — but because we're no longer sure it's them. And if we can't tell what's real anymore, neither can your audience.
Every few years someone credible tells you to get out of the market. A big brokerage quietly warns its top clients. A famous author predicts the greatest collapse of all time. And they're always right — eventually. Which, as Paul points out, is exactly what makes the advice almost useless.
This...
Two people meet. They're kind. They love each other. They wake up every morning genuinely wanting the best for one another. On paper, it should be Disney. So why do so many of them end up taking each other into a private hell?
That question has consumed Rory Kilmartin for the better part of 40 years,...
The week SpaceX went public and turned Elon into the world's first trillionaire, Paul and George started where everyone else did — but ended up somewhere almost nobody goes on a podcast.
The first half is the news. Why the hate aimed at Elon has nothing to do with the money and everything to do...
Paul thought he was in 12 or 13 masterminds. When he actually sat down and counted, it was 20. George's immediate response was to call for an intervention.
But that number — and the reaction it gets — is actually the perfect entry point into a conversation most entrepreneurs never have ho...
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