Ep 21 The Role of Revenge in Motivation and Business

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Hey, it’s Louis and Sam here! In this episode, we went all over the place—talking fitness, diets, and yes, even a little bit about revenge. You know, casual stuff, right?

First off, Louis is back in Thai boxing after what feels like ages. It’s been a bit of a journey getting back into it, and trust us, it’s not as easy as it once was. You think you can just jump back in, but no. It humbles you. Meanwhile, Sam’s been tinkering with his diet and fitness routine, figuring out what actually works rather than what should work on paper. Spoiler: it’s not as simple as cutting carbs and hitting the gym three times a week.

We also took a bit of a left turn and got real about revenge. Yeah, it’s not something you hear people openly talk about, but we wanted to explore it. Revenge has this bad rep, right? But honestly, it can be both destructive and weirdly motivating. We shared some personal stories—those moments when someone wrongs you, and all you can think about is that sweet taste of payback.

Here’s the thing, though—revenge doesn’t always have to be bad. It can light a fire under you, push you to achieve things you never thought possible. But (and this is a big but) it’s all about self-awareness. You can’t just run around seeking revenge all the time, or you’ll burn yourself out. We touched on this, particularly when it comes to knowing when to pick your battles. Not everything is worth the fight, and sometimes, letting go is the real win. Maturity, eh?

Oh, and we couldn’t have this chat without mentioning the infamous '48 Laws of Power'. It’s a bit of a controversial read, especially when it comes to revenge. Some people see it as a playbook for manipulation, but we dove into how it can also offer insights into navigating power dynamics—especially when someone’s crossed you.

All in all, it’s a fun and reflective conversation with plenty of humour and a few spicy stories. If you’ve ever wanted to hear us get real about the fine line between personal growth and pettiness, this episode is definitely for you.

Catch you in the next one!