Too often in life we become people-pleasers instead of courageous explorers of our own dreams and desires. We apologize for who we are instead of embracing it and celebrating it by putting our truth out in the world. This podcast is dedicated to becoming the type of person who doesn’t apologize for who they are.

I don’t mean Dr. Funkenstein! I’m talking about the funks we get in that keep us from moving forward. Listen up if you are feeling a bit stuck and need a little advice about how to proceed.

When one door shuts, another door opens. And it’s up to us to decide whether or not we choose the adventure or stay the course. Let’s talk about it!

Continuing on from Vulnerability 1.0, this podcast talks more about dealing with vulnerability and all the issues that arise from taking creative risks. I also share something that I would normally never share with other people.

What do we do after we’ve decided that it’s time to move on from something unhealthy? Just as the writer must face the blank page every day, so to must the person starting over. In this podcast, I talk about how to face that blank page which is now your life with courage and excitement instead of fear and uncertainty. It’s time to get pumped about the new life you are creating for yourself. Let’s dig in!

Often times things that were once good for us can make an ugly turn for the worst, and we must face the difficult question: Is it time to leave? Whether it’s relationships, jobs, or artistic endeavors, knowing when it’s time to move on is key to maintaining forward momentum on your journey towards living your best life. This podcast can help guide you through the storm.

World renowned musician Mike Johnston shares his story about creating the groundbreaking online drum lesson’s website mikeslessons.com, after having walked away from a successful touring career and starting his own business from ground zero. Mike’s true passion in life is teaching. What started as a decision to pursue what brought him the most joy has turned into a career that’s even beyond the imagination of Mike himself, reaching students from all walks of life, from all areas of the globe, with one goal in mind—to “crack the code” to teaching. And he’s done just that. Regardless if you are a drummer or not, Mike’s personal philosophy of positivity and value above profit are aspects that will benefit you on any journey in your life that requires learning and facing hardship. He's also one of my personal heroes. Enjoy and be inspired!

In this episode, I talk about the concepts I’ve used (and need to improve on!) to lay a rock solid foundation of habits needed to maintain the road to your best self. It’s worth a listen. Warning! These ideas could change your life!

Lettering artist, muralist, and illustrator Jane Goat is crushing it with her visually gorgeous designs that are popping up all over Phoenix, Arizona. She’s literally painting the sides of buildings for the entire city to experience, and is continuously being commissioned for her gorgeous work. She graciously took the time to share her story about her journey, and how it has lead her to be an in-demand artist whose work is literally transforming a city into a visually appealing, respectable arts district hub. Oh, and we also talk about about Game of Thrones for a hot minute, her views on what it takes to make it as an artist, and the vulnerability all artists must face. It’s chock-full of information and good times! She’s the real deal, artists! Enjoy

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It’s season 2 of the Dare to Fail Podcast! In this episode I discuss the journey of completing my stage debut in Rochester Nights, the concepts that helped me accomplish my goals, and the legend of the White Buffalo—an idea that I believe is essential for anyone who’s serious about becoming their best selves and pursuing their dreams. Enjoy!