Are you running your day, or is your day running you? For many leaders, the road to burnout is paved with "reaction mode."

Dusty Holcomb, a former CEO and 5-time Ironman, knows this trap intimately. He shares his story of being a new company president who tried to "do it all," only to realize that his inability to let go was holding the company back. He describes the suffocating feeling of constant reaction and the pivotal mentorship that taught him true leadership isn't about being the hero—it's about serving others.

This episode explores the FailCraft theme of trading chaos for alignment. Dusty breaks down the "Ironman Mindset"—how the discipline to do the work is vital, but ignoring your body's warning signs can be destructive. Discover the frameworks he uses to help executives stop reacting, start prioritizing, and finally learn the power of saying "No."

In this episode of FailCraft, you’ll discover:

* Dusty's burnout story: The mistake of trying to be everywhere at once.

* What "Reaction Mode" feels like and why it destroys performance.

* The Ironman Mindset: When discipline helps and when it hurts.

* The single best daily discipline for mental clarity (it takes 5 minutes).

* Why "Self-Leadership" is not selfish—it's a requirement.

* The struggle of saying "No" to good ideas to protect the best ideas.

* A practical first step to identify your "Leadership Gap".

* Why execution problems are usually just clarity problems in disguise.

* Dusty's definition of true success: Impact that cascades.

This episode is essential for executives, entrepreneurs, and high-performers who feel trapped in the daily grind and are ready to regain control of their time and energy.

Connect With Dusty Holcomb:

* Free Leadership Gap Assessment: https://leadershipgapassessment.scoreapp.com/

* Website & Resources: https://arcqusgroup.com/

* LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dustyholcomb/

* Podcast: Leadership Unlocked

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Chapters:

00:00 Hook: The Danger of "Reaction Mode"

01:51 Introduction: Dusty Holcomb’s Journey

02:36 The Setback: The CEO Who Tried to Do It All

04:39 What Leadership Chaos Actually Feels Like

06:14 The Ironman Mindset: Discipline vs. Destruction

08:47 The #1 Daily Habit for Clarity: Gratitude Journaling

09:56 Servant Leadership: Why It’s Not About You

11:56 The Hardest Leadership Skill: Saying "No"

13:16 Practical Step: How to Stop Reacting and Start Leading

15:08 Dusty's Definition of True Success

16:05 How to Connect with Dusty

How do you turn a near-death experience at 19 years old into a philosophy for life and business?

Jordan Mendoza, a top LinkedIn voice and host of the Blaze Your Own Trail podcast, takes us back to the terrifying moment in Wyoming when he woke up in a truck sliding at 70mph. He details the gruesome reality of the crash, losing pints of blood, requiring 52 staples to put his legs back together, and the moment he was told he might never walk again.

This episode dives deep into the FailCraft theme: using physical and emotional scars as fuel. Jordan opens up about growing up with an abusive stepfather, the inspiration he drew from his mother's health battles, and how he finally found the courage to be authentic on LinkedIn. Discover the tools and mindset shifts he uses to turn significant personal hardship into a global brand.

In this episode of FailCraft, you’ll discover:

* Jordan's harrowing story of surviving a rollover car crash at 70mph.

* The reality of his recovery: From a walker to 52 staples and learning to walk again.

* How faith and community helped him remain positive during the lowest points.

* Why it took the loss of his mother to finally embrace his own story.

* The struggle of balancing a professional LinkedIn brand with raw vulnerability.

* How undiagnosed ADHD and being a "disruptor" shaped his trailblazing path.

* Two practical tools (MBTI & StrengthsFinder) to help you get unstuck.

* The formula for results: Action - Momentum - Consistency - Habits.

* Jordan's definition of true success: Seeing his clients win.

This episode is for anyone who feels defined by their past trauma, entrepreneurs struggling to be authentic online, or anyone who needs proof that you can rebuild a life after a devastating crash.

Connect With Jordan Mendoza:

* Get the Book (The Life-Changing Power of Adversity): https://www.amazon.com/dp/1967424802?ref=cm_sw_r_ffobk_cp_ud_dp_0M93C54V6QD4MHGCZXB2&ref_=cm_sw_r_ffobk_cp_ud_dp_0M93C54V6QD4MHGCZXB2&social_share=cm_sw_r_ffobk_cp_ud_dp_0M93C54V6QD4MHGCZXB2&bestFormat=true

* Website: https://jordanjmendoza.com/

* LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jordanjmendoza/

* Podcast: Blaze Your Own Trail

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Chapters:

00:00 Introduction: Jordan Mendoza’s Resilience

01:44 The 70mph Crash: A Defining Moment of Adversity

04:40 The Recovery: 52 Staples and Learning to Walk Again

07:11 Staying Positive: The Role of Faith and Community

08:55 Why Losing His Mom Sparked His Authenticity on LinkedIn

12:26 ADHD & The "Blaze Your Own Trail" Philosophy

14:39 Practical Advice for the Stuck: MBTI & StrengthsFinder

18:23 The Formula: Action Creates Momentum

17:50 Jordan's Definition of True Success

19:09 How to Get Jordan's Book

How does a young man with "every opportunity to become a statistic" end up a US Marine Officer and leadership mentor?

Olaolu Ogunyemi gets real about his past, sharing how insecurities about his name, his appearance, and a deep need to "fit in" nearly put him on the wrong path. He was getting into trouble, trying to incite fights, and living down to the low expectations around him.

This episode is a powerful look at the FailCraft theme: how a strong community can change a life's trajectory. Olaolu explains how teachers and coaches who "believed in me" became the stepping stone for him to take ownership of his life. He now uses those same lessons on insecurity to coach other leaders and wrote his children's book *Crow From the Shadow* based on those feelings.

In this episode of FailCraft, you’ll discover:

* Olaolu's core setback: Crushing insecurity and trying to fit in with the wrong crowd.

* The stepping stone: How a "strong community" of adults intervened to save him.

* Why your childhood insecurities will resurface as an adult leader (and how to handle them).

* The "Caterpillar vs. The Chameleon" model for authentic leadership.

* The personal story of insecurity behind his book, Crow From the Shadow.

* The "Lead Last" Philosophy: Why you must know yourself first.

* His powerful advice: Failure is a verb ("I failed"), not a noun ("I'm a failure").

* Olaolu's definition of true success: Measured by the impact on at least one life.

This episode is for parents, mentors, aspiring leaders, and anyone who has ever felt defined by their insecurities or circumstances.

Connect With Olaolu Ogunyemi:

* Website (Free Resources): https://parent-child-connect.com/

* LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/olaolu-ogunyemi-465ba453/

* Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/olaolu.ogunyemi/

* YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCCcR7d3yzZXfzcBfxveyP-g

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Chapters:

00:00 Introduction: From "Statistic" to Marine Officer

02:03 The Core Setback: Insecurity and Trying to Fit In

03:27 The Stepping Stone: How a Strong Community Saved Me

05:34 How Insecurity Holds Back Adult Leaders

07:02 The Caterpillar vs. The Chameleon: Authentic Leadership

09:30 The Story Behind "Crow From the Shadow"

11:16 The "Lead Last" Philosophy: Know Yourself First

13:32 The Role of Faith in Overcoming Failure

16:03 Advice for Feeling Stuck: "Life is a Weight Room"

17:48 Failure is a Verb, Not a Noun

19:30 Olaolu's Definition of True Success: Impact

21:55 How to Connect with Olaolu

Why do brilliant, technically-skilled leaders get fired?

Michael Delisser, author of Leadership Accelerators, had a front-row seat to this exact problem when he was just 15. He watched his father coach Fortune 100 executives who, despite managing entire financial divisions, were fired for one simple reason: poor communication skills.

This episode is a deep dive into the core FailCraft theme: how "success" (like a promotion) can unintentionally lead to failure. Michael breaks down the "Peter Principle"—how we are promoted to our highest level of incompetence because we're rewarded for technical skills, not leadership ability. He reveals the destructive habits we must unlearn and why, in the age of AI, these "soft" skills are now the most critical ones for survival.

In this episode of FailCraft, you’ll discover:

* Michael's origin story: Watching fired Fortune 100 execs at age 15.

* The "Peter Principle" explained: How leaders are promoted to their point of failure.

* Why companies unintentionally set their best people up to fail.

* The most common destructive communication habits leaders must unlearn (interrupting, poor non-verbals, etc.).

* Why AI is making technical skills obsolete and communication skills essential.

* The core framework from his book, Leadership Accelerators.

* The 80/20 rule for leadership: Focus on the few habits with the biggest impact.

* Michael's definition of true success: High self-awareness and strong relationships.

This episode is essential for new and experienced leaders, high-performers promoted for their technical skills, and any professional who wants to avoid the communication traps that derail successful careers.

Connect With Michael Delisser:

* Website (Book & Resources): https://www.delisserconsulting.com/leadership-accelerators-workbook

* LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/michael-delisser-62b4297/

* YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL9gEGKDfi43JHnb3IR6oN5GNso6cjAem9

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Chapters:

00:00 Introduction: The 15-Year-Old Who Watched Leaders Fail

01:57 The Setback: Watching Fired Fortune 100 Execs

03:25 The "Peter Principle": Promoted to Your Level of Incompetence

04:41 Why Companies Unintentionally Set Leaders Up to Fail

06:27 The Most Destructive Communication Habits to Unlearn

08:48 Inside the Book "Leadership Accelerators"

13:30 The Age of AI: Why Communication is Now the Critical Skill

16:29 The 80/20 Rule of Leadership Habits

17:17 Michael's Definition of True Success

18:48 How to Connect with Michael

What does it take to forge a champion's mindset? For Nicky Billou, it started with fleeing tyranny.

Called "the world's greatest podcast guest," Nicky shares the harrowing foundational setback of his childhood: fleeing Iran as a Christian immigrant after a Molotov cocktail crashed into his living room. He explains how that single event—moving from "tyranny to freedom"—shaped his entire perspective on adversity and made most modern challenges seem "comparatively easy".

This episode dives deep into the FailCraft theme, exploring how an early, profound setback can create a lifetime of resilience. Nicky, author of Finish Line Thinking, discusses why discipline is key, why he believes most people are "fundamentally lazy", and why the future belongs to those willing to get uncomfortable.

In this episode of FailCraft, you’ll discover:

* Nicky's core setback: The Molotov cocktail attack that forced his family to flee Iran.

* How his background as an immigrant shaped his resilience and perspective on failure.

* The #1 way to build authority and "go from tragic to magic".

* How physical discipline connects directly to business mindset.

* The key to discipline: Finding a peer group that sees your greatness.

* What "Finish Line Thinking" truly means.

* The first step to overcoming mental health struggles: Fix your physical health.

* Nicky's definition of true success: The 5 Freedoms.

This episode is for entrepreneurs, leaders, and anyone feeling stuck, who needs a powerful dose of perspective on what it truly means to be resilient and think like a champion.

Connect With Nicky Billou:

* Book a Call: http://Www.eCircleAcademy.com/appointment

* Podcast: The Thought Leader Revolution www.TheThoughtLeaderRevolution.com

* Amazon: Search "Nicky Billou" for his books, including "Finish Line Thinking"

* LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nickybillou/

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Chapters:

00:00 Introduction: "The World's Greatest Podcast Guest"

01:59 The Upheaval: Why He Was Fine When Others Were "Losing It"

03:13 The Core Setback: The Molotov Cocktail in Iran

04:52 "Everything Else Seems Comparatively Easy"

05:21 From Tragic to Magic: Building Authority with Podcasting

06:21 Physical Discipline = Business Discipline

07:33 The Key to Consistency: Find Your Peer Group

08:30 Why People Are "Fundamentally Lazy"

09:08 What is "Finish Line Thinking"?

10:45 First Advice for Entrepreneurs: Fix Your Physical Health

13:04 Nicky's Definition of Success: The 5 Freedoms

14:06 How to Find Nicky Billou

How does a three-year-old child survive a house fire that takes her mother's life? And how does she heal after being placed for adoption only to face years of abuse?

Avonley Lightstone, author of Strength of Scars, shares her almost unbelievable story of survival. She details the harrowing moment she tried to save her mother, the agonizing pain of her recovery, and the profound feeling of abandonment that became her first rock bottom.

This episode is one of the most powerful explorations of the FailCraft theme: turning unimaginable pain into a platform for healing. Avonley shares her journey from a "voiceless victim" to a resilient survivor who found her strength in faith and the difficult, freeing power of forgiveness.

In this episode of FailCraft, you’ll discover:

* Avonley's harrowing memory of the house fire at age three.

* The agonizing recovery process in the hospital with no medication.

* Hitting rock bottom: Feeling abandoned and alone after her mother's death.

* The new trauma of being adopted into an abusive home.

* The first spark of hope that began her healing journey: Faith.

* The process of transforming from a "voiceless victim" to finding her voice.

* How to forgive the people who caused you the greatest harm.

* Her beautiful advice for "painting your canvas" tomorrow, no matter your past.

* Avonley's definition of true success: Conquering what you thought you couldn't.

This episode is essential for survivors of trauma, anyone who has felt silenced by abuse, and everyone looking for proof that it is possible to find strength, hope, and purpose in your deepest scars.

Connect With Avonley Lightstone:

* Get Free Book Chapters: https://avonleylightstone.com/

* Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/avonleylightstone/

* YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@AvonleyLightstone

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Chapters:

00:00 Introduction: Avonley Lightstone's Story of Survival

02:03 The Tragedy: Trying to Save My Mother from the Fire

02:55 Rock Bottom: The Hospital, The Pain, and Abandonment

04:45 Adopted into Abuse & The First Spark of Hope (Faith)

06:00 From "Voiceless Victim" to Finding My Voice

08:35 The Power and Process of Forgiveness

09:38 Why I Was Compelled to Share My Story

11:09 Advice for Survivors: Paint Your Canvas Tomorrow

12:54 Defining Success: Conquering What Was Hard for You

13:54 How to Connect with Avonley

How do you build a multi-million dollar real estate portfolio when you've been evicted over 15 times?

David Webb, "The No Money Millionaire," shares his unbelievable story of turning a life of constant setbacks into a strategy for wealth. He takes us back to his rock bottom, from having his cars repossessed to powering his home with his car battery and an inverter because the electricity was shut off.

This episode is the definition of the FailCraft theme: using failure as the "raw material" for success. David explains the \#1 mindset shift he had to make to stop believing wealth was only "for other people." He proves that your starting point doesn't have to be your destination.

In this episode of FailCraft, you’ll discover:

* David's rock bottom story: 15 evictions, repossessions, and utility shutoffs.

* The creative (and desperate) way he powered his house with a car battery.

* The #1 mindset shift required to build wealth: Believing it is possible for YOU.

* How to help others who still feel stuck in a "it's not for me" mindset.

* How losing everything became his greatest competitive advantage.

* The 5 practical steps David would take if he lost everything and had to start from zero today.

* David's definition of true success: Freedom of time.

This episode is for anyone who feels trapped by their financial situation, believes wealth is "for other people," or is looking for creative, real-world strategies to start building a future from nothing.

Connect With David Webb:

* Get the Free Book: https://nomoneymillionaire.com/

* YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@NoMoneyMillionaire

* Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thenomoneymillionaire

* Podcast: The No Money Millionaire

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Chapters:

00:00 Introduction: The No Money Millionaire

01:56 The Rock Bottom: 15 Evictions & No Electricity

03:13 Turning Constant Failure into a Stepping Stone

06:00 The #1 Mindset Shift: Believing It's Possible

08:17 Helping Others Break Their Limiting Beliefs

10:23 How Losing Everything Became His Greatest Advantage

12:33 The 5 Steps to Rebuild From Zero (If He Lost It All)

16:14 Advice for Those at Rock Bottom Right Now

17:32 Defining True Success: Freedom of Time

19:45 How to Get "The No Money Millionaire" Free Book

How can a high-achieving executive and IronMan athlete look so successful on the outside, yet be internally collapsing from addiction?

Kenny Stoddart, founder of IronMind Advisors, shares his raw journey of navigating this exact paradox. He describes his rock bottom not as a single event, but as an internal disaster of shame hidden behind a cape of high performance. "Things looked great on the outside," Kenny says, "but on the inside I was really struggling with who I was".

This episode is a masterclass in the FailCraft theme. Kenny details his path of surrender, rebuilding from addiction, and then facing a life-altering cancer diagnosis *after* reinventing his life's mission. Discover the "IronMind Mentality" he forged through these fires—a philosophy of turning pain into power and finding true strength in surrender.

In this episode of FailCraft, you’ll discover:

* Kenny's turning point from high-functioning addiction to recovery.

* What rock bottom felt like as an "internal disaster" of shame.

* The core concept of the "IronMind Mentality" and how to activate it.

* Why "True Strength is Forged in Surrender" and how it co-exists with discipline.

* How he is using his recent cancer diagnosis as a platform for service.

* The first "IronMind move" for anyone stuck in shame: "Give yourself some grace".

* Kenny's definition of true success: Sobriety and Faith.

This episode is for any high performer who feels internally fractured, anyone battling addiction or shame, or anyone facing a profound setback and looking for a path to turn that pain into power.

Connect With Kenny Stoddart:

* Website: https://www.ironmindadvisors.com/

* LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kenstoddart/

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Chapters:

00:00 Introduction: The Resilience of Kenny Stoddart

02:11 The Defining Setback: Surrendering to Addiction

03:38 The Core Conflict: Great on the Outside, Struggling on the Inside

05:57 What Rock Bottom Felt Like (An Internal Disaster)

08:29 What is the "IronMind Mentality"?

13:09 The Turning Point: From Denial to Radical Honesty

15:32 True Strength is Forged in Surrender

18:14 Overcoming the Shame of Past Failures

21:05 First IronMind Step for Anyone Feeling Stuck in Shame

24:01 Kenny's Definition of True Success: Sobriety & Faith

25:39 How to Connect with Kenny

Are you doing everything right but still feel exhausted and behind? The problem isn't your to-do list, it's your bandwidth.

Dr. Maureen "Moe" Gibbons, an ER physician and author of Freedom to SHIFT, shares her own story of hitting the wall. She describes working intense night shifts while building a medical practice—a journey that looked like success on the outside but masked a critical internal overload. She couldn't read the label from inside the jar.

This episode dives deep into the FailCraft theme: identifying the real setbacks hidden behind a mask of high achievement. Dr. Moe explains why for high performers, the problem is physiology, not motivation. Discover how her first step to reclaiming bandwidth was a "subtraction," not an addition, and how she quieted the "hypercritical internal voice" that was draining her energy.

In this episode of FailCraft, you’ll discover:

* Dr. Moe's key setback: Hitting a wall of overload despite massive external success.

* The critical difference between a "time problem" and a "bandwidth problem."

* What overload physically and mentally feels like: The "Whac-A-Mole" survival mode.

* The power of subtraction and the first thing Dr. Moe had to let go of.

* How a "hypercritical internal voice" drains your bandwidth (and how to quiet it).

* Why lasting success starts with biology, not your to-do list.

* The single most important physiological shift you can start with today.

* How to overcome the high achiever's fear of "slowing down".

* Dr. Moe's definition of true success: Freedom.

This episode is essential for high achievers, entrepreneurs, and professionals who feel like they are running on empty, stuck in "survival mode," and ready to trade overload for real, sustainable freedom.

Connect With Dr. Maureen Gibbons:

* Website: https://shiftwithdrmoe.com/

* Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drmoegibbons/#

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Chapters:

00:00 Introduction: The Problem Isn't Time, It's Bandwidth

01:23 When Success Feels Like Failure: Dr. Moe's Setback

04:13 The "Whac-A-Mole" Feeling of Overload

06:23 The Power of Subtraction: The First Thing to Let Go

06:43 Quieting the "Hypercritical Internal Voice"

09:14 What is the "Freedom to SHIFT"?

10:07 Overcoming the High Achiever's Fear of Slowing Down

12:16 Why It's Physiology, Not Motivation

12:38 The \#1 Physiological Shift: Protect Your Sleep

14:38 First Step for the Overwhelmed High Achiever

16:19 Defining True Success: Freedom

19:04 How to Connect with Dr. Moe

Why do so many successful leaders still feel empty, even when they "have it all"? Markus Neukom, a visionary thought partner, shares his raw journey through a 2020 depression that made him question his entire identity as a successful executive coach. He reveals how this profound setback forced him to confront Imposter Syndrome, not as a problem, but as a symptom of a deeper issue: living as a "product of society" instead of his "Original Design."

This episode dives deep into the FailCraft theme of turning internal chaos into profound clarity. Markus explains how he moved from "trying to become" to "remembering who you are," offering a path beyond conventional mindset hacks. Discover why he believes "stillness" is the ultimate key to unlocking your soul intelligence and finding lasting purpose.

In this episode of FailCraft, you’ll discover:

* Markus's key setback: Facing a deep depression as a successful executive coach.

* Why Imposter Syndrome is only a symptom, not the real problem.

* The true cause of imposter feelings: "I do not know myself."

* A practical method to deconstruct your successes and build real confidence.

* What "Returning to Original Design" actually means (and how we get "over-programmed").

* Why we are a "product of society" and how to start breaking free.

* The first practical step: Using "stillness" to find the "more" in life.

* How stillness opens the channel to your soul intelligence.

* Markus's advice for successful leaders who feel empty or disconnected.

* Markus's definition of true success: Freedom.

This episode is essential for leaders, founders, entrepreneurs, and high-achievers who have found external success but still feel a sense of emptiness, disconnection, or imposter syndrome.

Connect With Markus Neukom:

* LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/markusneukom/

* Website: https://markusneukom.com/

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Chapters:

00:00 Introduction to Markus Neukom & His Mission

01:46 The Setback: Facing Depression as a Successful Coach

03:46 What is "Returning to Your Original Design"?

06:33 Imposter Syndrome is Not the Problem, It's a Symptom

08:33 The Real Problem: We Don't Know Ourselves

09:15 How to Deconstruct Success and Build Real Confidence

13:10 Questioning Everything: The Journey Back Inside

14:17 The Key to Finding "More": How to Practice Stillness

16:19 Stillness Opens the Channel to Your Soul

21:10 Advice for Leaders Who Feel "Empty"

22:14 Defining Success: Markus's Perspective (Freedom)

23:11 How to Connect with Markus