Next Level Podcast with Jeremy Miner · 2026-05-06 · 1h 2m
What does ambition actually cost the people closest to you? This episode confronts the question most high performers avoid by putting a microphone in front of the people who lived through the grind. If you have ever wondered whether the sacrifice is worth it, or whether your family sees your drive the way you do, this conversation will hit different. Jeremy Miner, founder and chairman of 7th Level and creator of the NEPQ sales methodology, sits down with four of his children for an unscripted conversation about growing up with a father who was always working. They cover what it is like working for your dad, and the one thing his daughter would change about his company culture. This is not a business tactics episode. It is a real look at what high performance looks like from the other side. For anyone building something big who wants to know what their family is actually thinking.
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