Joey Pinz
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Discipline, tested through real conversations.
Joey Pinz Discipline Conversations uses long-form interviews to trace how discipline shows up in work, health, leadership, money, and family. The conversations are plainspoken and lesson-focused, often moving from a guest’s hard experience into usable habits or business systems.
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Joey Pinz Discipline Conversations is a broad interview show organized around one recurring idea: discipline changes outcomes. It does not treat discipline as punishment. It treats it as a practical tool for health, business, leadership, money, relationships, and personal repair. The conversations are usually patient and conversational. Guests are given room to tell the story behind their work, then connect that story to habits, decisions, systems, or accountability. Recent episodes lean heavily into entrepreneurship and leadership. Maggie Perotin talks about burnout, corporate habits, and the scary freedom of relying on herself as an entrepreneur. Joe Lalley brings the focus to better questions, curiosity, tone, ego, and leadership culture. Rocky Lalvani pushes past revenue talk into profit, incentives, financial literacy, and the systems small businesses need to survive. Rion Westfall frames growth through revenue patterns, owner behavior, and disciplined time use. Bev Mitelman brings the show into attachment styles, true crime curiosity, chaotic childhood experience, and inner peace. Maritza Davila adds clarity, structure, spirituality, singing, and small-business growth. Commander, Dr. Mary Kelly brings military experience into decisions, accountability, procrastination, and the difference between managing and leading. Raoul West’s story adds the raw side of ownership, including denied bank financing, payroll pressure, travel-industry risk, delegation, and culture. The show works best when it lets a guest’s lived experience become a lesson without sanding off the awkward parts. It is direct, warm, and sometimes repetitive in the way real interviews are. The value is in the steady accumulation of practical perspective. Listeners get business systems, self-improvement prompts, leadership questions, and personal stories in the same feed. It is not a tightly produced narrative show. It is a long-running conversation archive for people who like growth advice grounded in lived pressure.
Made for: For listeners interested in self-improvement, entrepreneurship, leadership, health change, and practical growth stories. It especially suits people who prefer direct interviews over polished narrative production.
What sets it apart: The show connects discipline across unusually varied terrain: profit systems, burnout, attachment, military leadership, fitness, and small-business survival. Its strength is the simple, persistent question it asks every guest: what role did discipline play?
The #1 Discipline-Based PodcastDiscipline. How does it play a role in your life? How does it drive your decisions? Do you have too much or too little? Every profession, hobby, or passion requires a level of discipline. I have used it in weight loss (+130 lbs.), family death, and found a +25 year business. Am I an expert? Absolutely not!Please join me, as I speak to interesting people and find out how discipline affects their career, life, goals, and decisions.AudienceDo you long for self-discipline growth in any of the following areas? Health, Fitness & #Wellness: #WeightLoss #Exercise. #Fitness & #Athletics #EatingHealthy & #Diet #Relationships...
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Joey Pins connects discipline, emotional strain, and workplace habits through practical guest conversations about making better choices under pressure.
Joey Pinz Discipline Conversations uses discipline as the organizing question for wide-ranging interviews about work, habits, identity, and emotional strain.
Joey Pinz keeps asking whether your bottleneck is the system or the owner in the mirror.
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A grounded look at hustle, burnout, and the move from corporate structure to entrepreneurship.
Joey Pins spends this episode on hustle culture, burnout, and the uneasy move from corporate leader to entrepreneur. Maggie Perrotin is the clearest voice in the room.
A plainspoken case for systems, financial literacy, and discipline that changes how people work.
Rocky Lalvani argues that many businesses do not fail because people lack effort, but because weak systems, misaligned incentives, and vague expectations leave little room for better results.
Discipline, time use, and revenue patterns shape a plainspoken talk about stalled growth.
This episode stays close to discipline, business growth, and the habits that can quietly stall both. Joey Pinz opens with his own weight-loss story, tying it to overwork, poor eating, and the harder work of self-discipline.
Curiosity, tone, and modeling matter more than ego when leaders want better answers.
This episode puts better questions at the center of the conversation, with Joey Pins circling back to curiosity, leadership, and business. Joe Lally makes the case that strong leaders do not project certainty for its own sake; they stay curious, keep ego in check, and stay…
A steady conversation about discipline, control, and the habits that keep people stuck.
Joey Pins Discipline Conversations stays focused on the plain problem of getting unstuck. Dr. Tony Cooper brings a grounded voice to her Catholic school background, her early connection with Jesus at 16, her 40-plus years in practice, and her belief that spirituality and…
A plainspoken conversation about grief, discipline, and rebuilding identity after leaving the Navy.
Alex Lang's story moves from military discipline to the aftermath of losing his very young son, then into family travel and the harder work of rebuilding a life after leaving the Navy.
Jonquilyn Hill chases one listener question per episode to the experts who can answer it.
Three hosts and psychologist Dr Emily talk vulnerability, therapy, and imperfection with guests.
Fearne Cotton interviews guests like Boy George and Bryony Gordon about mental health and identity.
Dr. Joy Harden Bradford pairs therapy insight with Black TV recaps, maternal health, and history.
This episode reflects on the CyberBay 2026 event, featuring conversations with experts like Linda Nhon on science policy and smart work, alongside personal insights on discipline and health.
Rocky Lalvani builds profit systems, not hustle speeches.
Maggie Perrotin opens on hustle culture, with burnout right behind it.
Revenue patterns sit at the center of this conversation.
Questions sit at the center.
Host Joey Pinz interviews Bev Middle about attachment styles and discipline, sharing his own weight loss journey and discussing how discipline drives personal growth.
Host Joey Pinz interviews Commander Dr.
Joey Pinz interviews Maritza Davila about how discipline drives small business growth and overcoming entrepreneurial challenges.
Host Joey Pinz interviews entrepreneur Raoul West about her journey building a cruise and travel business, including overcoming financial challenges and developing a six-principle system for entrepreneurs.
Host Joey Pinz interviews Dan Charles about his transition from music production to event marketing, exploring how discipline drives success in business and life.
Host Joey Pinz interviews veteran Kim Legling about how discipline, faith, and community helped her overcome PTSD and weight loss, and now she helps other veterans.
Host Joey Pinz interviews comedian Danny Johnson about his comedy process, hobbies, and how discipline applies to his craft.
Joey Pinz records from the Cyber Risk Alliance cybersecurity summit in Tampa, Florida, and names JD Miller as the event host who did a “great job” all day.
Host Joey Pinz interviews Yossi Amram about spiritual intelligence and his journey from MIT/Harvard to CEO coaching, emphasizing discipline.
This episode features an interview with therapist and author Katherine Jansen-Byrkit about her journey from trauma to healing, the role of meditation in her life, and her book 'River to Ocean', while also exploring the host's personal story of weight loss through discipline.
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Host Joey Pinz discusses discipline with Jill Shulman, a former Marine and author of 'The Bravery Effect', exploring how bravery and discipline intersect in life.
This episode features an interview with Siddharth Karnati, a 17-year-old who discusses how sports helped his mental health, his TEDx talk, and his book on teen pressures.
Stephen Kubacki disappeared for 15 months on Lake Michigan in 1978 after a cross-country skiing outing, and the speaker says even the guard and other searchers could not find him.
Host Joey Pinz interviews former athlete Brandon Day about his journey from chronic pain and identity crisis to recovery through neurotraining and discipline.
Host Joey Pinz interviews playwright Stan about his creative process, then introduces the podcast's focus on discipline for personal betterment.
Joey Pinz interviews Casey Berman, a former lawyer who helps professionals transition out of law into new careers, discussing burnout, discipline, and the Matrix.
Alex's story starts with loss.