The Spacemakers

What if the beliefs holding you back aren’t actually true?In this bonus episode of The Spacemakers, Daniel Sih is joined by New York Times bestselling author Nir Eyal to explore ideas from his new book, Beyond Belief. They unpack why knowing what to do isn’t always enough to create change, and why our beliefs may be the missing piece between intention and action.Nir explores how our beliefs shape what we see, feel and do, the difference between limiting and liberating beliefs, and why changing the way we think about ourselves can change the way we behave. He also shares a practical approach for identifying beliefs that may be holding us back and experimenting with new perspectives that increase motivation and reduce suffering.Resources:Beyond BeliefWise AI: Using Powerful Technology in a Deeply Human WayDiscover more:SPACEMAKERS WEBSITEYOUTUBESEASON 4 GUIDEThis season is made possible with support from our sponsors: Bulk Nutrients, Fullers Bookshop, and The Spacemakers Dojo.This podcast is recorded and produced by Wildersound and Production Farm StudiosMentioned in this episode:SM DOJO #6_JOIN CONVERSATIONSpacemakers - Dojo

People matter. Our lives are shaped by the relationships around us. But for many of us, the quiet work of seeking approval is also the root of our exhaustion. We tie our worth to what others think, replay conversations, and never quite feel like we’re truly enough.In this Season 4 finale of The Spacemakers, Daniel Sih and Matt Bain explore how to love people deeply without letting their opinions define us. They discuss and critique Mel Robbins’ Let Them theory, summarise the AWARE framework, and offer a glimpse of what’s coming in Season 5. It’s a rich and fitting conclusion to our deepest season yet — and even if we’ve been talking about ‘enough’, we secretly hope you’ll want a little more.You can also explore previous seasons of The Spacemakers wherever you listen.Discover more:SPACEMAKERS WEBSITEYOUTUBESEASON 4 GUIDEThis season is made possible with support from our sponsors: Bulk Nutrients, Fullers Bookshop, and The Spacemakers Dojo.This podcast is recorded and produced by Wildersound and Production Farm StudiosMentioned in this episode:SM_ADVERT FINAL_DOJO 5_BUNNINGSSpacemakers - Dojo

Being rich isn’t the same as being wealthy. One increases your bank balance; the other expands your freedom, joy, and contentment.In this second part of a two-part episode, Daniel Sih and Matt Bain turn from theory to practice, unpacking seven money-mindset practices — from noticing what’s already in your hands, to beating upgrade-it is.Our real-world practices can help you live well today rather than postponing happiness for a future that never quite arrives. It’s about being able to look in the mirror and honestly say, “I have enough.”You can also explore previous seasons of The Spacemakers wherever you listen.Discover more:SPACEMAKERS WEBSITEYOUTUBESEASON 4 GUIDEThis season is made possible with support from our sponsors: Bulk Nutrients, Fullers Bookshop, and The Spacemakers Dojo.This podcast is recorded and produced by Wildersound and Production Farm StudiosMentioned in this episode:BULK NUTRIENTS_ADVERT FINAL_RICE PROTEINBulk Nutrients

We’re told that a better life is found when we earn “just a bit more.” Yet the dilemma of money is that the more we have, the more we tend to want. When we pin our future happiness on financial independence, we drift into a cycle of dissatisfaction, overwork, and debt — always chasing, never quite arriving.In this episode of The Spacemakers, Daniel Sih and Matt Bain explore how our money mindsets shape our wellbeing, and why contentment has more to do with desire than income. They share practical ways to constrain our wants, appreciate what we already have, and practise enoughness — helping us experience a life that feels genuinely rich. This is Part 1 of a two-part episode.You can also explore previous seasons of The Spacemakers wherever you listen.Discover more:SPACEMAKERS WEBSITEYOUTUBESEASON 4 GUIDEThis season is made possible with support from our sponsors: Bulk Nutrients, Fullers Bookshop, and The Spacemakers Dojo.This podcast is recorded and produced by Wildersound and Production Farm StudiosMentioned in this episode:FULLERS_ADVERT FINAL_No1FULLERS BOOKSHOP

Goals can make us miserable. They promise happiness and fulfillment in the future, yet leave us restless, always chasing what’s next.In this episode, Daniel Sih and Matt Bain explore how to move toward a better future while staying grounded in the present. They unpack the idea of Kairos moments—those meaningful interruptions in time that offer direction and purpose when we pay attention.When we look for Kairos moments, we find a gentler way forward—one where presence matters more than progress, and enough is already here.You can also explore previous seasons of The Spacemakers wherever you listen.Discover more:SPACEMAKERS WEBSITEYOUTUBESEASON 4 GUIDEThis season is made possible with support from our sponsors: Bulk Nutrients, Fullers Bookshop, and The Spacemakers Dojo.This podcast is recorded and produced by Wildersound and Production Farm StudiosMentioned in this episode:Bulk Nutrients