Pants Around Ankles Prevention

Trigger Warning! Greg on His soapbox.

This is direct challenge to the stories people tell themselves to avoid growth. Greg explores the idea that most decisions are ultimately driven by either love or fear and that fear often disguises itself as logic, careful reasoning, or practicality.

You’re Asking the Wrong Question.

Most people think their work is about making money.
That’s not wrong… it’s just incomplete.
In this episode of Pants Around Ankles Prevention, Greg shares a perspective that might challenge how you think about your career, your calling, and even your next move.

Your Forgotten Superpower

What if the thing you’re missing isn’t discipline… or strategy… or even clarity?
What if it’s something you used to do naturally—without being taught?
In this episode of Pants Around Ankles Prevention, Greg Hayne unpacks a truth that’s both simple and confronting:
You’ve forgotten how to dream.

I am PISSED!

In this short, Greg opens with a blunt admission: “I’m pissed… at myself.”
Why? Because he’s avoiding something he knows he needs to do—writing.
Despite being a confident speaker, writing doesn’t come naturally to him. And instead of leaning into the discomfort, he’s been resisting it. This episode is a raw look at what happens when we avoid the very thing that could grow us.

This is NOT about Retirement

This episode challenges the traditional idea of retirement and reframes how we think about work, purpose, and fulfillment. Greg Hayne argues that most people don’t retire because they’ve achieved financial freedom—they retire because they’ve run out of meaning. Instead of enduring decades of work for a paycheck and waiting for a finish line, Greg makes the case that work should energize, challenge, and serve others.

Thinking Differently

Sometimes the problem isn’t the road.It’s the map we’re using.
If what you’re doing isn’t working, continuing to do the same thing rarely gets you where you want to go.
In this episode of Pants Around Ankles Prevention, Greg explores why changing your thinking and expanding your awareness can completely shift the results you experience in life.

Don't Wait For All The Lights To Turn Green!

We’re waiting.
Waiting for clarity.Waiting for certainty.Waiting for the “right time.”
In this episode of Pants Around Ankles Prevention, Greg shares a simple but powerful metaphor:
If you want to drive from New York to Los Angeles, you don’t wait for all the lights to turn green before you start.

All the Noise, Noise Noise!

In this episode of Pants Around Ankles Prevention, Greg takes on something most high-performing leaders quietly live with every day: the constant mental “noise” of competing, looping thoughts. Drawing from decades of conversations with successful peers and his own 30-year meditation practice, he explores how this internal noise doesn’t just distract us—it drains creativity, fuels decision fatigue, and clouds clarity.

Why Solitude Makes Us Uncomfortable (and Why That Matters)

Solitude makes most of us uncomfortable—so we avoid it.We fill the silence with work, screens, noise, and busyness.
But what if that discomfort is the point?
In this episode, we explore what happens when distractions fall away and you’re left alone with your thoughts—and why even ten minutes of intentional solitude can begin to change how you relate to yourself.

Is It Really That Simple?

Is it really as simple as “if you don’t like your job, change it”? In this episode, we explore why so many people—employees and business owners alike—feel stuck in roles, companies, and lives that no longer fit. What starts as opportunity often turns into pressure, and what once felt like freedom can become a cage. The real issue isn’t a lack of options—it’s the assumptions, fears, and patterns of thinking that keep us frozen. This episode unpacks why fear feels so convincing, why overthinking keeps us trapped, and why action—not more thinking—is often the key to creating real movement. Simple? Yes. Easy? Not always. But action breaks inertia.