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This week on Your Sober Sweet Spot , Dr. Olubunmi welcomes the inspiring Neil Jordan, a coach and mentor with over two decades of experience. Neil shares his journey from personal loss and chaos to a life of purpose and clarity. Together, they explore why even the most successful people can feel empty, offering practical strategies to reconnect with meaning and balance. From the science behind hydration and sleep to the art of managing your thoughts, this conversation blends wisdom, humour, and actionable advice. If you’re ready for simple shifts with profound impact, you won’t want to miss this episode! Here are the Highlights (10:00) Neil's Personal Story and Journey (15:58) Practical Tips for Overcoming Stress and Emptiness (33:10) Balancing Personal and Business Life (40:05) The Importance of Learning and Growth (42:21) Neil's Coaching Philosophy and Approach Connect with Neil: www.positiveneil.com https://www.facebook.com/neiljordan8 https://www.facebook.com/groups/goodthinkingclub Connect with Dr. Olubunmi Instagram LinkedIn Website Future Life Progression This Podcast is proudly produced by Wavemakers Audio

In this very special episode of Film Stories, Neil Jordan is the guest, talking about his brand new memoir, Amnesiac , along with tales of his movie life. He and Simon chat about movies as varied as Angel , The Crying Game , Michael Collins , High Spirits , We're No Angels and Mona Lisa , in a far-reaching chat. Plus: Neil Jordan talks through approaching telling his own story, and why he chose to do it now... Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Neil Jordan is an Oscar and double BAFTA-winning director who has achieved success both with his arthouse work and in Hollywood. He won the Academy Award for Best Original Screenplay for The Crying Game and his films have been nominated for multiple Oscars and BAFTAs. His movies include Mona Lisa, Interview with the Vampire, Michael Collins and The End of the Affair, and he has directed the TV series The Borgias and Riviera. He is also an acclaimed writer and won the Guardian Fiction Prize for Night in Tunisia. His new novel, The Well of Saint Nobody, is out now. Here Neil discusses his career, the differences between writing novels and making movies, the dying art of independent film-making, working with global stars including Brad Pitt, Liam Neeson, Tom Cruise and Robert De Niro, and he reveals his passions outside of work.

Neil Jordan is a rare example of a director who has found success both in arthouse films and Hollywood. His films have received multiple Oscar nominations and he won the Academy Award for Best Original Screenplay for The Crying Game. He is famous for movies including Mona Lisa, Michael Collins, The End of the Affair and Interview with the Vampire, and for the television series, The Borgias and Riviera. He is also an award-winning author. He won a Guardian Fiction Prize for Night in Tunisia in 1979 and his new novel, The Well of Saint Nobody, is out on August 3rd. Here, Neil talks about the death of independent film-making, his own career as a director, working with global names such as Brad Pitt, Robert De Niro, Liam Neeson and Tom Cruise, the differences between writing novels and directing movies, working with sensitive issues in The Crying Game, and his passions outside of work.

This week on On Story we'll hear from writer-director Neil Jordan who gave us the cinematic classics THE CRYING GAME, MICHAEL COLLINS, and INTERVIEW WITH THE VAMPIRE . Neil Jordan is an Irish film director, screenwriter, novelist and short-story writer whose credits include THE CRYING GAME, MICHEAL COLLINS and INTERVIEW WITH THE VAMPIRE. In 1992 he won an Academy Award for best original screenplay for THE CRYING GAME. Most recently he wrote and directed 2018's GRETA which stars Chloë Grace Moretz, as well as the television series RIVIERA. Producer Barry Josephson spoke with Jordan at the Austin Film Festival on a panel about his career as a writer-director. Clips of Mona Lisa courtesy of HandMade Films Clips of The Crying Game courtesy of Palace Pictures Clips of Interview with The Vampire courtesy of Geffen Pictures