The Entrepreneur Experiment

ou don’t need a huge budget to prove that an idea can work. You need creativity, resourcefulness and the willingness to start.

In this Mentor Moment, Ryan Casey, founder of C11 Recovery, shares how he began building the brand with limited resources by creating recovery boxes, tapping into his network and finding smart ways to test demand before scaling.

It’s a practical lesson in building momentum without waiting for perfect conditions, using partnerships to create opportunities and proving the concept before making bigger investments.

🎧 Listen back to Ryan’s full conversation in Episode 462 of The Entrepreneur Experiment for more on the story behind C11 Recovery and the lessons he has learned building the business.

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In this episode of The Entrepreneur Experiment, Gary Fox sits down with Stephen Cluskey, CEO and co-founder of Mobility Mojo.
At 18, Stephen broke his neck in a freak accident and was paralysed from the neck down. After years focused on rehabilitation, a six-hour wait for an accessible taxi inspired his first business and ultimately led to the creation of Mobility Mojo.
Stephen shares how the company survived with just €237 left in the bank, adapted when Covid shut down the hospitality industry and evolved into a global workplace accessibility platform used by major organisations.
This is a powerful conversation about resilience, purpose, product-market fit and why the people who survive are often those most willing to adapt.
🎧 Show Notes
In this episode, we cover:
🔥 The accident that changed Stephen’s life at 18
🎯 Using small goals to navigate recovery
🚕 The inaccessible taxi experience that sparked his first business
💶 Reaching just €237 in the company bank account
🌍 The conversation that transformed Mobility Mojo’s business model
🦠 Pivoting when Covid shut down the hospitality industry
🏢 Building a global workplace accessibility platform
📈 Raising investment and winning major enterprise clients
♿ Why accessibility goes far beyond ramps and bathrooms
⚖️ Combining social impact with a profitable business model
👥 The importance of team, perseverance and adaptability
💬 “It’s not the strongest that survive; it’s those that adapt.” – Stephen Cluskey
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What if the key to performing at your best isn't working harder—but recovering better?

In this episode of The Entrepreneur Experiment, Gary Fox sits down with performance coach Dan Lawrence to explore the science behind sustainable high performance. Drawing on years of experience working with elite athletes, founders and executives, Dan explains why recovery isn't a reward for hard work—it's what makes peak performance possible.

They discuss the hidden cost of chronic stress, the importance of sleep, nutrition and movement, and why the world's highest performers treat recovery as seriously as training. Dan also shares practical strategies to improve focus, resilience and long-term performance without burning out.

Whether you're building a business, leading a team or simply trying to perform better in your everyday life, this conversation is packed with actionable insights you can start applying immediately.

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In this episode of The Entrepreneur Experiment, Gary Fox sits down with Emmet Savage, co-founder of MyWallSt, to talk investing, AI and the reality of building a business over the long term.
Emmet shares the framework he uses to identify exceptional companies, why the best investors often do less, and how early bets on companies like Netflix and Tesla shaped his approach.
He also reveals how MyWallSt went from being close to collapse after 12 years in business to generating the equivalent of 12 years of revenue in just 12 days.
This is a conversation about patience, conviction, optimism and staying in the game long enough for everything to change.
🎧 Show Notes
In this episode, we cover:
🔥 Emmet’s formula for success in business and investing
📈 How he identifies companies with long-term growth potential
🧠 Why emotion can help and hurt investors
⏳ The power of buying well and holding for decades
🚀 His early investments in Netflix and Tesla
🤖 Whether AI is a bubble or a generational opportunity
🌌 Why space and Rocket Lab excite him
💰 How MyWallSt achieved 12 years of revenue in 12 days
⚠️ Why hustle culture gives founders the wrong message
🌱 How optimism and persistence kept the business alive
💬 “The route to success is one mistake after another, staggered by the occasional blistering winner.” – Emmet Savage
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Links and Resources
Emmet Savage and MyWallSt
MyWallSt:
https://www.mywallst.com/
Learn by MyWallSt:
https://www.learn.mywallst.com/
Prophet by MyWallSt:
https://www.mywallst.com/prophet_landing
Emmet’s investing journey:
https://www.mywallst.com/chief-investor-letter
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Success isn't just about what you know - it's about who you surround yourself with.

In this Mentor Moment, Jenny Johnston, founder of Azure Communications, shares why the strongest careers and businesses are built on genuine relationships. From asking for help to creating opportunities for others, Jenny explains why generosity, trust, and investing in your network can open doors that talent alone never will.

Whether you're building a business, growing your career, or looking to expand your circle, this conversation is a powerful reminder that your network is one of your most valuable assets.

🎧 Enjoyed this Mentor Moment? Listen back to the full conversation with Jenny Johnston in Episode 458 of The Entrepreneur Experiment, where she shares the story behind building Azure Communications into one of Ireland's leading communications agencies, the lessons she's learned as an entrepreneur, and why relationships remain at the heart of lasting success.

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