The Michael Peres Podcast

The Michael Peres Podcast . Join Michael Peres as he explores important questions relating to science, technology, society, and current events.

10/09/2025

Addiction doesn’t discriminate. This story reminds us that even successful professionals can face unexpected challenges. With the right support, recovery is possible for anyone. Have you or someone you know experienced this?

10/09/2025

Battling addiction is more than a physical struggle. It’s often a mental health issue that can affect anyone, regardless of background. With the right support, recovery is possible.

10/08/2025

Sobriety can reveal what addiction once masked. For many, treatment uncovers conditions such as bipolar disorder, depression, narcissism, and PTSD. Healing takes time, support, and courage—but recognizing these issues is the first step toward real recovery.

10/08/2025

Taking responsibility can be a turning point in recovery. It’s about acknowledging the need for change and accepting help when offered. When someone stops being a victim, they can finally begin to heal and grow.

10/07/2025

Bitcoin might not replace gold, but it has its own value. Both could have a place in the financial markets. Bitcoin has a lot more utility than just being digital gold, and we're still at the beginning of crypto in general.

10/07/2025

Confusion slows everything down. Creating clarity allows teams to think, problem-solve, and grow. Clear expectations and feedback loops lead to consistent review and better results. Tag a leader who embodies this mindset!

10/06/2025

Transitioning from rugby to business required a major mindset shift for Neil Tunnah. The key? Simplifying complexity. The 3 C’s—clarity, consistency, and connection—power success in both performance and relationships.

10/06/2025

AI is reshaping the economy. Embracing change opens new opportunities. From happier, higher-performing remote work to innovative job roles, the future of work is already here. Tag someone who gets it!

10/06/2025

People who embrace challenges thrive under pressure. Loving the grit leads to stronger decision-making. Finding pleasure in difficulty is key to a winner’s mindset. Tag someone who agrees!

10/05/2025

Neil Tunnah explains why, in tough moments, people don’t rise—they fall to their lowest habits. The solution is to raise that floor by strengthening daily routines. Habit stacking makes those small changes powerful.

10/04/2025

Discovering and leveraging one's unique qualities is a continuous journey. Identifying what sets someone apart and what can be delegated is key. For those with a distinct edge, tools like GPT can amplify their capabilities. It allows individuals to focus on what makes them truly unique. Tag someone who inspires you!

10/04/2025

Persistence pays off. Discipline isn’t about struggle, it’s about choosing the path that makes life easier. Discipline isn’t the harder route; it’s the better one. Tag a friend who gets it!

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Michael Peres

Michael Isaac Peres — Mikey to his friends — was born in Montreal, the biggest city in Canada’s Quebec province, in an orthodox Jewish community. Since then, his life has taken a few different twists and turns, but currently, he’s as a software engineer, mathematician, founder, radio host, and a full-time traveller. Peres currently resides in Seattle, Washington, which he uses as an operating base for his various projects.

Peres was diagnosed with ADHD and other learning disabilities when he was young.Over the years, he’s managed to develop his own unorthodox methods of functioning, which have inspired his current lifestyle, as well as inspiring an entire movement which helps other people take control of their own futures and do the same.

By keeping a few different projects on the go at all times, Peres has managed to keep the negative effects of ADHD to a minimum, while making the most of his inherent energy. Peres studied in Israel for a year when he was 17, moved to NYC to pursue a degree in mathematics when he was 22, and eventually graduated with a degree in Mathematics and Jewish Studies when he was 25.

These days, Mikey Peres travels full-time while managing a multitude of different startups, including a web development company, a cloud computing operation, and a consultant for established companies in the USA and Canada. In recent times, Peres has been helping others to learn how they, too, can build businesses and travel full-time — he is currently formalizing his lifestyle into a 10-step guide which will instruct other people about how to do what he’s done. He’s also working on a science, technology, and entrepreneurship podcast.