162: Success AND Satisfaction: How to Build Both (Me on the I Have Some Questions... podcast)

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The Brendan Burns Show

Brendan Burns

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162: Success AND Satisfaction: How to Build Both (Me on the I Have Some Questions... podcast)

The Brendan Burns Show

58 minutes 28 seconds

4 months ago

162: Success AND Satisfaction: How to Build Both (Me on the I Have Some Questions... podcast)

In this episode, I join Erik Berglund (a former client and host of I Have Some Questions…) for a deep dive into what truly drives fulfillment. We unpack my path from Wall Street to building a seven-figure coaching business and now scaling his hedge fund, Tiger Rock Capital Management.

Topics include:

The hidden gap between external success and internal satisfaction
What makes a coaching business actually scalable
Why emotional regulation and identity drive real results
How to know when it’s time to go all-in on yourself

I also share how my background — including a JD-MBA, years in finance, and hundreds of thousands invested in coaching and therapy - shaped my mission and mindset.

🎧 Plus, stay tuned for upcoming episodes featuring Dre Baldwin (former pro basketball player) and Jim Woolery (former Cravath partner and co-head of JPMorgan’s M&A group).