The Grind-Cast
Simon Arias is an entrepreneur, public speaker, business consultant, philanthropist, & former athlete. He became a millionaire by the age of 26 through his work in the financial services industry & has since been involved in many successful business endeavors. His mission in life is to help others g...
Recent Episodes
Oct. 30, 2026
GRINDcast – Micromanagement vs Accountability
Holding someone accountable is about setting a standard, respectfully addressing if it's not met, and praising when it's exceeded. It is not micromanagement!
Oct. 23, 2026
GRINDcast – Don’t Let Circumstance Control Your Mind
“You have power over your mind – not outside events. Realize this, and you will find strength.” -Marcus Aurelius Don't allow your current reality or circumstances dictate what is possible in the future! Event + Response = Outcome... Control the response!
Oct. 16, 2026
GRINDcast – Stop Starting, Start Finishing
If you're tired of starting over, you've got to stop quitting. Most people change the recipe right before consistency is about to pay off. The money is in the monotony, so stay locked in long enough to finish what you start!
Oct. 9, 2026
GRINDcast – Special Guest, Jeff Linn
Very excited to welcome Jeff Linn to the GRINDcast this week! A 3x PAC Champion wrestler, elite wrestling coach, and relentless student of discipline, Jeff has built the kind of daily habits that create something far more powerful than toughness—they create antifragility. His ability to embrace adversity, adapt to circumstances, and consistently rise to the occasion has translated far beyond the wrestling mat and into every aspect of life.
Oct. 2, 2026
GRINDcast – Your Problem Isn’t Motivation
The modern world is full of distractions. It's easy to get lost in media, notifications, & unnecessary conversations. Once you learn to control your attention, you'll gain greater control over your future!
Sept. 11, 2026
GRINDcast – Stop Being The Energy Source
If the culture of your team disappears when you're not around, you've created dependency, not culture. One of the best compliments a leader can receive is when your people don't need you there to seet the tone or create the atmosphere.