In this conversation, Tim Levy sits with coach and performance strategist Alessandro Sciaraffa to explore a question that lives beneath achievement, ambition, and success: Who are we when the story we’ve been living no longer defines us?

After more than a decade working with elite athletes, leaders, and creators, Alessandro has come to see that our greatest limits are rarely physical or strategic. They are inherited. Formed early. Quietly shaping how we relate to pressure, possibility, and ourselves. He calls them mental containers — the unseen narratives that influence our confidence, relationships, and sense of what is possible.

Together, Tim and Alessandro reflect on childhood conditioning, vulnerability, presence, and the difference between effort and liberation. They explore how performance naturally evolves when we stop trying to outrun old stories — and instead learn to see ourselves with honesty and compassion.

This episode is not about becoming more.
It’s about remembering what was already there.

If this conversation stayed with you, follow Echoes Across Time wherever you listen to podcasts, and join us as we continue exploring what truly lasts.

Learn more about Alessandro’s work at https://alessandro-y6oh1nyb.scoreapp.com/.

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In the first episode of Echoes Across Time, host Tim Levy asks a simple but profound question:

When everything material fades, what truly remains of us?

Tim reflects on his own journey — from his Jamaican roots to founding 22 companies — and introduces the idea of the non-material estate: the stories, values, and moments that outlive achievement. He shares powerful lessons from early Twyn recordings, where people discovered that the legacy they wanted to leave had little to do with success, and everything to do with meaning.

This episode sets the foundation for the show’s mission: to explore what survives us, what shapes us, and what we pass on.

In This Episode:
• What people really remember at the end
• Why the stories we tell often differ from the ones we hope endure
• How Tim’s personal history shaped his view of legacy
• The deeper inspiration behind Twin
•The introduction of “legacy segments” from future guests

If this conversation resonates with you, subscribe or follow the show, share it with someone you love, and send Tim a question you’d like explored on future episodes — about meaning, memory, identity, or what truly lasts.

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