How to go from Burnout to Balance, one percent at a time.
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Signup to Generate a PitchThe One Percent is hosted by Luke Doran. The show has published 71 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "#72 - Graham Manley - I've Got My Old Self Back" (21 October 2026, 29 minutes), "#71 - Alex Calthrop - I Knew The Stuff. I Couldn't Make It Stick" (14 October 2026, 28 minutes), and "#70 - Steve Faber - The Best Value Thing I've Ever Done" (7 October 2026, 41 minutes).
The One Percent publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 28 minutes across 71 episodes.
Booking probability for The One Percent is 33%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. The One Percent requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. The One Percent's contact route on record: verified email.
Luke Doran hosts The One Percent, an education show with 71 episodes published.
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Episode #72
In this episode, I welcome Graham Manley onto the podcast. Sixty-seven, a former solicitor turned legal headhunter working with commercial law firms in the north of England, married with three grown-up children, and, as...
Episode #71
In this episode, I welcome Alex Calthrop onto the podcast. Thirty-eight, a disputes lawyer based in Paris, half British and half Australian, and dad to a nineteen-month-old daughter. A few months ago Alex reached out...
Episode #70
In this episode, I welcome Steve Faber onto the podcast. Fifty-two, chartered surveyor, husband and dad. Two years ago he reached out after following some of my content - though, as he puts it, it took a fair bit of...
Episode #69
In this episode, I welcome back Dom Hones - three years after we first worked together. Community engagement manager, married ten years this December, two kids (eight and five), life full and busy. Dom wasn’t having a...
Episode #68
In this episode, I welcome back Tom Yoxall for his third conversation with me. Two years ago Tom got in touch close to what he now calls, honestly, the edge of being an alcoholic. Drinking daily, carrying 22 stone...
Episode #67
In this episode, I sit down with Chris Handley. IT director, 44, wife and three daughters in Manchester - and in the middle of a role change, with travel all over the place and plenty going on at home. Here's what makes...
Episode #66
In this episode, I sit down with Brandon O'Neil. American in London, late forties, partner at a City law firm, married with two teenage kids. Eighteen years at one firm, then a big move to another - a lot of change on...
Episode #65
In this episode, I sit down with Dan Garrity. Self-employed engineering consultant, dad of two - a three-year-old and a five-month-old - a master's on the side, a house extension on the go. "Basically everything," as he...
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n this episode, I sit down with Adam Wilcox. Twenty years in tech, a young family at home - a wife, a four-year-old and a 20-month-old. "Pretty hectic," as he puts it. Adam breaks his life into four areas: work, family...
Episode #62
In this episode, I sit down with Simon Fox. 47, married, father to a seven-year-old, senior role in education, and slowly becoming someone he didn’t want to be. Flat. Lethargic. Falling asleep on the sofa after grinding...
Episode #61
In this episode, I sit down with Phil Rennie. Business owner, young family, driven, ambitious, and used to going all in. The problem was, that approach was burning him out every year. Push hard, grind through it, hit a...
Episode #60
In this episode, I sit down with Stuart Rose. Approaching 40, young family, full on at work, and trying to give 100% to everything, but none of it was getting his best. He was flat, not present, and just grinding...
Episode #59
In this episode, I sit down with 1P client Lee Wells - co-founder of a logistics business, husband, dad, and someone who, on paper, had everything in a good place.  Business was doing well, family life was solid, and...
Episode #58
In this episode, I sit down with 1P client David Houghton - freelance director, cinematographer, dad, and someone who found himself stuck in a pattern a lot of men fall into.  Work was busy, life was full, and without...
Episode #57
In this episode, Tom Kiddle is back on the podcast talking through the last 18 months - from being in the c-suite selling a business, leaving corporate, and stepping into the reality of building something from scratch...
Episode #56
Good intentions pissed the bed and blamed it on the sheets. You are what you repeatedly do. Not what you intend to do. Intentions don’t fix marriages. Intentions don’t grow businesses. Intentions don’t build physiques...
Episode #55
Matt Doyle works in investment banking. Long hours. High pressure. Constant demands. From the outside, it was all moving in the right direction. But underneath? Laptop & phone in bed at midnight Always “on” Never...
Episode #54
Andy Miller was doing his best to hold it all together. Self-employed vet. Two young boys. Building a second business. Supporting everyone else. From the outside, things looked good. But on the inside, there was a...
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Gareth Legg was doing what most men do - holding it all together. Good job. Two kids. Full plate. Supportive wife. But inside? He was knackered. Snappy. Overwhelmed. His head was like a boiling kettle. Until one night...
Episode #52
Rob Cafferky had the life most guys want. Young family. Great job. Beautiful house in Ireland. Everything looked fine on paper - but underneath, he felt like a ghost in his own life. Low energy. Short-tempered...
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