The Superhuman Podcast

The SuperHuman Podcast is your go-to source for unlocking peak performance, optimizing your health, and achieving more with less effort. Hosted by Riley, we bring you cutting-edge insights from world-class health experts, high performers, and biohackers who reveal the secrets to supercharging your energy, sharpening your mind, and transforming your body.Want to fix nagging health issues, boost productivity, master stress, and unlock your biological code for unstoppable performance? Each episode delivers science-backed strategies and real-world tactics to help you level up in every area of life.

The Superhuman Podcast is a health podcast hosted by Riley Jarvis, with 68 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Riley Jarvis hosts The Superhuman Podcast, a health show with 68 episodes published.

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  From Quantum Physicist to Venture Capitalist: Reinventing Yourself Every Decade | Leon Eisen

  Sep 28, 202623 min

  Dr. Leon Eisen is an award-winning four-time founder and venture capitalist with a PhD in physics. He is a venture partner at Silicon Valley's Network VC, with 120 portfolio companies, and the CEO of Venture Growth Group. He created Fundables OS, a fundraising operating system that has helped 100+ teams engineer their rounds and scale. Leon is the inventor of the world's first FDA-cleared wearable medical monitor, built after raising about $20 million as CEO. He is also the author of Invisible Game: The Secrets of the Term Sheet Magnet , published the day before this interview. In This Episode We Discuss: Why Leon reinvents himself every decade, from quantum physicist to engineer, founder, and investor How he raised his first million during the 2008 financial crisis, then struggled for three years to raise more Building the world's first FDA-cleared wearable medical monitor Why he crossed to the investor side of the table to understand why pitches get rejected Why most founders don't understand how venture capital works, and how to learn investor psychology Why 99% of founders think they're ready to raise but aren't yet "fundable" The "Five P's of Fundability": Process, Positioning, Packaging, Pipeline, and Planning capital Why a cap table with 100 small investors is a red flag, and how an SPV can fix it Why he sees himself as a partner to founders, not just an advisor Redefining "superhuman" as someone who isn't afraid to be vulnerable and human Guest Links Website: leoneisen.com LinkedIn: Leon Eisen, PhD Book: Invisible Game: The Secrets of the Term Sheet Magnet (available on Amazon) Advisory sessions: Hubble Social (search "Leon Eisen") Disclaimer: The information contained in this podcast, our website, newsletter, and the resources available for download are not intended to be medical or health advice and shall not be understood or construed as such. The information contained on these platforms is not a substitute for medical or health advice from a professional who is aware of the facts and circumstances of your individual situation

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  The 90% of Success Nobody Talks About | Tad Fallows

  Sep 23, 202621 min

  Tad Fallows bootstrapped iLab Solutions to 75 employees and a strategic exit, after noticing researchers at Harvard's Cancer Labs were spending more time managing freezers and lab mice than doing actual science. Built with no VC money, iLab ended up serving most of the world's top 100 universities across 17 countries before being acquired by Agilent. Today he's the founder of Long Angle, a private peer community for high net worth entrepreneurs and investors with nearly 9,000 members. Tad is also a Harvard grad, former McKinsey consultant, and a former varsity rower. In This Episode We Discuss How noticing an everyday problem at Harvard's Cancer Labs turned into a bootstrapped company Why he left McKinsey to try operating a business instead of just advising on one The advantages of bootstrapping slowly versus growing fast on VC money Why 90% of success comes down to execution, not the idea itself How knowing he gave his best effort protected him from regret, win or lose Whether health and hustle can coexist, and what changed with age The story behind founding Long Angle after his company's exit What it takes to join Long Angle, and how the community operates Why intentionality and being hands-on tend to compound into outsized success Redefining "superhuman" as being pretty good across every part of life, not the best at just one Guest Links Website: longangle.com Podcast: Navigating Wealth Disclaimer The information contained in this podcast, our website, newsletter, and the resources available for download are not intended to be medical or health advice and shall not be understood or construed as such. The information contained on these platforms is not a substitute for medical or health advice from a professional who is aware of the facts and circumstances of your individual situation

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  Why Knowing Yourself Is the Ultimate AI-Proof Skill | Florian Kemmerich

  Sep 22, 202639 min

  Florian Kemmerich is the founder of Vocating.ai, author of On Vocation , and chair at Tiger21 Switzerland. Across a career spanning entrepreneurship, investing, leadership, and human development, he has helped mobilize close to $1 billion in impact capital. After 15 years in the corporate healthcare world and a pivotal personal awakening at 33, Florian pivoted into personal development, entrepreneurship, and impact investing. Today his work centers on a powerful question: as intelligence becomes increasingly abundant through AI, what remains uniquely human, and how do we build lives and careers around that? In This Episode We Discuss Florian's path from corporate life to entrepreneurship and impact investing The therapy session that changed everything for him Why school teaches you to make money, not who you are Knowing your purpose as an advantage in the age of AI The danger of using AI as a crutch instead of a tool Why chasing fame and success is really just feeding your ego How childhood moments quietly shape our life scripts Why purpose-driven people are built for this AI era What real, judgment-free conversations look like inside Tiger21 Redefining "superhuman" as living for others, not above them Guest Links Website: on-vocation.com Platform: vocating.ai LinkedIn: https://ch.linkedin.com/in/floriankemmerich Disclaimer The information contained in this podcast, our website, newsletter, and the resources available for download are not intended to be medical or health advice and shall not be understood or construed as such. The information contained on these platforms is not a substitute for medical or health advice from a professional who is aware of the facts and circumstances of your individual situation

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  He Lost $2.3M, Then Sold the House, the Plane, and the Helicopter | TK Herman

  Sep 15, 202643 min

  Four companies, four exits, and one $2.3 million failure that taught him more than any win. TK Herman joins Becoming Superhuman to talk about the head trash we carry, the courage it takes to pull the ripcord, and why real business growth starts with looking in the mirror. About the Guest TK Herman got his last paycheck at 26 and has spent nearly 30 years since as a founder, building and exiting four companies, including Aptura, a software firm he grew from 2 to 120 employees before its 2021 acquisition. His most recent venture cost him $2.3 million, which led to a full reset: selling the house, the plane, and the helicopter to find what actually mattered. He's a member of Tiger 21, founder of Halkin Forum, and a longtime pilot. In this episode, we discuss: Knowing when to walk away from a failing business, and why that takes more courage than pushing through "Head trash": the subconscious stories that cap what founders and companies believe is possible The four minute mile and how belief ceilings limit growth Why a company never outperforms its CEO's self-image What sitting in rooms with far wealthier people taught him about skill vs. intelligence Selling the helicopter and plane to escape the mental load of ownership Living below your means as a startup advantage Investing $400K+ in personal growth as a bet on generational change Building culture around people's dreams, not bonuses The physical toll of entrepreneurial stress What "superhuman" really means: an honest conversation with yourself Guest Links: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tkherman Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tkherman/ Disclaimer: The information contained in this podcast, our website, newsletter, and the resources available for download are not intended to be medical or health advice and shall not be understood or construed as such. The information contained on these platforms is not a substitute for medical or health advice from a professional who is aware of the facts and circumstances of your individual situation.

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  Why High Performers Feel "Off" - Even When Life Is Working | J.H. Tepley

  Jan 26, 202641 min

  Most high performers aren't tired, lazy, or broken. They're internally fragmented. In this episode of the Superhuman Podcast, I sit down with J.H. Tepley - bestselling author and founder of the Akari Temple - to explore why so many driven men feel off, drained, or disconnected even when their life looks successful on paper . This conversation goes far beyond biology, supplements, and productivity hacks. We break down: Why discipline, ambition, and intuition often fight each other The hidden "drag" that drains energy and momentum Trauma, subconscious programming, and energy leaks most men never see The four levels of the mind - and how misalignment creates burnout Why manifestation fails when your internal signal cancels itself out What real sovereignty and inner alignment actually feel like If you've optimized your body, habits, and routines - but still feel like something is missing - this episode will explain why. This isn't motivation. It's a system reset.

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