Who is Blake Mycoskie?
Blake Mycoskie is a social entrepreneur, mental health advocate, and the founder of TOMS, ENOUGH, and the No Magic Pill podcast. He is known for creating the One for One model, advancing social entrepreneurship, and supporting initiatives in mental health, veteran wellbeing, and community safety.
What is Blake Mycoskie best known for?
Blake founded TOMS and helped pioneer socially conscious business. His work has provided millions of shoes, sight services, clean water resources, and health programs to communities around the world. Today his focus is mental wellness, through ENOUGH and his podcast No Magic Pill.
What is the No Magic Pill podcast?
No Magic Pill is Blake Mycoskie’s podcast about mental health and wellness. Blake sits down with guests including Matthew McConaughey, Michael Pollan, Jewel, and Gabor Maté for honest conversations about depression, anxiety, trauma, and the patchwork of solutions that help people heal. New episodes are released every Tuesday on YouTube, Spotify, and Apple Podcasts.
What is ENOUGH?
ENOUGH is a purpose-driven company founded by Blake Mycoskie focused on mental health, community impact, and expanding access to science-backed healing and wellbeing initiatives. It began with a simple truth that shaped Blake’s own healing: we are enough. Learn more at weareenough.co.
What is Morning Water?
Morning Water is a daily supplement co-founded by Blake Mycoskie and Austin Brawner that combines creatine, electrolytes, and aminos in one simple stick, created to support the body first thing in the morning. Learn more at morningwater.co.
What causes does Blake Mycoskie support?
Blake focuses on mental health, trauma recovery, veteran support programs, and the advancement of science-backed therapeutic approaches including psychedelic-assisted therapy. He has also supported responsible gun-safety efforts and community-based initiatives aimed at reducing harm.
Does Blake support veteran mental health and PTSD treatment?
Yes. Blake has donated to and advocated for programs that serve veterans experiencing PTSD, depression, and trauma. He supports organizations exploring innovative treatment pathways, including clinical psychedelic therapies under medical supervision.
Is Blake involved in mental health or psychedelic research advocacy?
Blake has been an advocate for emerging mental-health treatments, especially those supported by clinical research in psychedelic-assisted therapy. He supports safe, regulated access and initiatives focused on healing, addiction recovery, and long-term wellbeing.
What podcasts has Blake Mycoskie been featured on?
Blake has appeared on two of the most respected long-form interview platforms:
• The Rich Roll Podcast
• The Tim Ferriss Show
Both conversations explore his entrepreneurial path, mental health journey, and personal transformation. Blake now has those conversations from the other side of the table on his own podcast, No Magic Pill.
Where has Blake Mycoskie spoken or taught?
Blake has shared talks and teachings at the Modern Elder Academy, created by Chip Conley, where he speaks on purpose, wisdom, service, and transformational leadership.
Has Blake Mycoskie participated in the Hoffman Process?
Yes. Blake is a graduate of the Hoffman Institute’s Hoffman Process, and he has been featured on the Hoffman Institute’s official podcast discussing his experience and personal growth.
What awards has Blake Mycoskie received?
Blake has been honored with several notable awards, including:
• Cannes Lion Heart Award
• Smithsonian National Design Award
• Secretary of State’s Award of Corporate Excellence
• Clinton Global Citizen Award
• Fast Company Social Capitalist Award
• Harvard School of Public Health Next Generation Award
Does Blake still work with TOMS?
Blake is no longer involved in daily operations, but he remains connected to the mission of purpose-driven business and continues speaking and writing about social impact.
Does Blake Mycoskie do public speaking?
Yes. Blake speaks internationally on entrepreneurship, mental health, leadership, community impact, creativity, and building businesses that serve people. Speaking inquiries are handled exclusively by Vayner Speakers through the speaking page on BlakeMycoskie.com.
Was Blake Mycoskie on The Amazing Race?
Yes. Blake Mycoskie and his sister, Paige Mycoskie, competed together on Season 2 of The Amazing Race and finished in third place, missing the million dollar prize by four minutes. That experience shaped Blake’s early entrepreneurial perspective, and both siblings went on to build defining brands: Blake founded TOMS, and Paige founded Aviator Nation. More than twenty years later, Paige joined Blake on his podcast No Magic Pill to look back on that history and everything since.
Who is Blake Mycoskie’s sister?
Blake’s sister is Paige Mycoskie, founder and creative force behind the globally recognized lifestyle brand Aviator Nation, known for its 1970s-inspired aesthetic and cult following. Blake and Paige appeared together on The Amazing Race before each building their own successful companies. Paige recently joined Blake on No Magic Pill for a conversation about the darkest years of her life, returning to her authentic self, and what to do when a sibling is hurting.
Was Blake Mycoskie on Shark Tank?
Yes. Blake appeared as a Guest Shark in Season 12 of ABC's Shark Tank, bringing his experience in social entrepreneurship and impact-driven business to the show.
Has Blake Mycoskie written a book?
Yes. Blake is the author of Start Something That Matters, a bestselling book about purpose-driven business, storytelling, and launching ideas that create impact. The book shares lessons from building TOMS and encourages readers to pursue meaningful work.
How can I contact Blake or his team?
For press, speaking, collaborations, or partnership inquiries, please use the contact form on BlakeMycoskie.com. Messages are routed directly to the appropriate team.
