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Hosted by Flint Mitchell · society · EN-US
Stories, tools, and resources for ambitious people who overthink, procrastinate, and lose hours to their phone or in their heads. Hosted by Flint Mitchell, founder and head coach at iAlign, a coaching and software company working to help 1 billion people take 1 value based decision every day.
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Signup to Generate a PitchStories, tools, and resources for ambitious people who overthink, procrastinate, and lose hours to their phone or in their heads. Hosted by Flint Mitchell, founder and head coach at iAlign, a coaching and software company working to help 1 billion people take 1 value based decision every day.
The iAlign Podcast with Flint Mitchell is hosted by Flint Mitchell. The show has published 88 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "iAlign #92 - A Thousand Hours A Year, Gone To Scrolling" (1 November 2026, 16 minutes), "iAlign #91 - Your Sense Of Enough Is Locked In A Vault" (31 October 2026, 12 minutes), and "iAlign #90 - What Is Your World Cup?" (30 October 2026, 12 minutes).
The iAlign Podcast with Flint Mitchell publishes roughly daily, with episodes averaging 11 minutes across 88 episodes.
Booking probability for The iAlign Podcast with Flint Mitchell is 34%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. The iAlign Podcast with Flint Mitchell requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. The iAlign Podcast with Flint Mitchell's contact route on record: verified email.
Flint Mitchell hosts The iAlign Podcast with Flint Mitchell, a society podcast with 88 episodes published.
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Episode #41
Send us Fan Mail I was out on a morning walk in Ireland still turning over a conversation I'd had with a software engineer, because it genuinely upset me. We added his days up together, three or four hours of scrolling...
Episode #40
Send us Fan Mail I pulled off Highway 29 in Napa with a turkey sandwich from Browns Valley Market, extra mustard and extra turkey, and sat looking out over a vineyard operation worth probably hundreds of millions of...
Episode #39
Send us Fan Mail I read a lot of biographies and athletes keep coming up, because the way the great ones live is just flatly different from the way the average person with a nine to five lives. They have a World Cup, a...
Episode #38
Send us Fan Mail People have told me I'm smart my whole life, and I do think I've been granted some real competencies, I follow threads in a conversation, I learn quickly, I've solved some cool complex problems. The...
Episode #37
Send us Fan Mail When a signal attenuates it doesn't actually disappear, it just gets smaller and smaller until it drops below the point where you can detect it, and theoretically it never hits zero. Put your own...
Episode #36
Send us Fan Mail You've tried being more disciplined and it doesn't work, because it's Thursday you against Monday you every single week and Thursday keeps winning. My high school physics teacher worked at a top secret...
Episode #35
Send us Fan Mail I was doing Instagram research the other day and a video of the producer Russ slid across my screen, where he's talking about a song of his that went platinum four or five years ago and how people still...
Episode #34
Send us Fan Mail I told a mentor I was overwhelmed one time and he said the most annoying possible thing back, which was that he'd probably feel overwhelmed too if he kept telling himself he was. I wanted to argue...
Episode #33
Send us Fan Mail I was a research scientist in Pleasanton, working out of an office we called the meat locker because it was full of dudes and had no fresh air, and one Wednesday afternoon I had Surfline open on a six...
Episode #32
Send us Fan Mail There I am again, laptop on my stomach at 2 a.m., neck cranked at a weird angle, watching a Veritasium video that was interesting but nowhere near interesting enough to be keeping me up after I'd told...
Episode #31
Send us Fan Mail I went through a breakup years ago with a woman I loved dearly, and I spent a lot of those nights lying on the beige carpet in my room staring at the ceiling trying to work out how to make it right. My...
Episode #30
Send us Fan Mail A friend asked me recently how paid content is performing against organic in my business, and the honest answer was that my numbers are a mix of real data, personal assumptions over gray areas, and...
Episode #29
Send us Fan Mail Several years back I got rejected from MIT, a spot in the affective computing lab that lined up with everything I cared about. I had built schematics for my own EEG in university, sent handwritten...
Episode #28
Send us Fan Mail I was surfing on the coast of Chile thinking about the pain of feeling like I wouldn't live up to my potential, and it got too dark to see, so I took one last wave, got absolutely pounded by it, and...
Episode #27
Send us Fan Mail I was 23, standing at the body fat scanner HR had put in the hallway at my biotech campus, and I told a colleague I was probably around 15 percent, and he laughed at me, and I was realistically...
Episode #26
Send us Fan Mail The shape of this for me was always, it's 5:53, I'll use Instagram until six and then get back to the thing I was doing, and then you blink and it's 2 a.m. and you kind of hate yourself. It was never...
Episode #25
Send us Fan Mail Right now I'm overcommitted as far as the hours I'm actually capable of working, which puts me somewhere I think is genuinely useful. A pop quiz in class counts for something but it isn't the test, and...
Episode #24
Send us Fan Mail It's Sunday at two in the afternoon, the espresso I drank didn't hit, and the back of my mind just suggested we sit down and watch TV instead, which is the exact moment this one is about. I've got...
Episode #23
Send us Fan Mail I'm filming this on my potato of an old laptop because I just poured a full glass of water onto my new one while moving a blanket, in a remote town in Chile about four hours south of Santiago by bus...
Episode #22
Send us Fan Mail Everything in life has a three to four week lead time minimum, and the moment I actually accepted that about my own work is when I started making faster progress. Two things happen once you believe it...
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Member of Parliament for the South Cotswolds, Lib Dem Parliamentary Party
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mountain climber, author, public speaker
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