What makes a Fortune 50 executive and former U.S. Navy officer walk away from the pinnacle of career success?

John R. Miles, founder of Passion Struck® and host of a podcast with 75 million downloads, reveals the "Quiet Crisis" of meaning that is plaguing modern society. He describes the moment he stood in the C-suite, having achieved everything he dreamed of, only to feel completely hollow inside.

This episode dives into the FailCraft theme of rejecting society's script. John explains why we are living through a "mattering epidemic," where people feel unseen and replaceable by technology. Discover the terrifying moment of being held at gunpoint during a home invasion that changed his life, why he believes "The Angler's Mindset" is crucial for intentional living, and the actionable steps to bridge the gap between the life you have and the life you want.

In this episode of FailCraft, you’ll discover:

* John's "Rock Bottom": Feeling hollow despite C-suite success.

* The "Mattering Crisis": Why 14,000 Netflix employees were cut and what it means for you.

* The Home Invasion Story: How facing death (and a friend's suicide) sparked reinvention.

* Why we must return to the "Blacksmith Economy" of solopreneurs.

* The "Visionary Arsonist": The brain bully that keeps you stuck in a safe life.

* The "Mission Angler" Analogy: How to stop drifting and start catching the life you want.

* Why high achievers actually *welcome* dark moments.

* John's definition of true success: Living intentionally.

This episode is for high performers feeling empty, anyone navigating a mid-life pivot, or listeners looking for a science-backed framework to find their purpose.

Connect With John R. Miles:

* Website: https://johnrmiles.com/

* Book: Passion Struck (Amazon)

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Chapters:

00:00 Hook: "We've Been Living a Lie"

01:16 Introduction: John R. Miles & Passion Struck

01:49 The "Quiet Crisis" of Meaning & Loneliness

03:22 Leaving the C-Suite: The Hollow Victory

05:37 Overcoming the Fear of Reinvention

08:17 The Netflix Layoffs & The Mattering Gap

11:10 The Home Invasion & Suicide: A Wake-Up Call

13:32 How High Achievers Handle Dark Moments

15:05 The "Mission Angler" Strategy for Intentional Living

18:07 John's Definition of True Success

18:55 How to Connect with John

We are often told that to heal trauma, we must "feel it to heal it" and dig deep into our past pain. But what if that approach is actually making you worse?

Steven Hoskinson, founder of Organic Intelligence® and a pioneer in Post-Trauma Growth, joins the show to challenge the status quo of modern therapy. He shares the terrifying moment early in his career when a standard trauma session caused a client to re-experience a surgical nightmare, proving to him that the "gold standard" of digging into pain can be dangerous.

This episode dives into the FailCraft theme of questioning the system when it fails. Steven explains why he abandoned the "Negativity Bias" of traditional psychology to focus on biology-based healing. Discover why looking outward (Orientation) is more effective than looking *inward*, and how to grow your capacity for joy without reliving your worst memories.

In this episode of FailCraft, you’ll discover:

* Steven's "Me Search": Why he felt he was failing as a human being.

* The fatal flaw in Freud’s "Archeological Dig" approach to therapy.

* The Turning Point: When a client was re-traumatized by a standard session.

* Organic Intelligence: Why natural healing looks like a normal conversation.

* The "Negativity Bias": Why our brains are hijacked by what’s wrong.

* Practical Tool: "Orientation" – Why looking at your environment calms the brain better than analyzing feelings.

* Why "Post-Traumatic Growth" is different from just surviving.

* Steven's definition of true success: Recognizing shortcomings without judgment.

This episode is for anyone feeling stuck in "talk therapy," practitioners looking for a safer way to heal, or anyone who feels like digging into their past is only causing more pain.

Connect With Steven Hoskinson:

* Website & Training: https://organicintelligence.org/

* Coach Certification: https://organicintelligence.org/oi-coach-certification/

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

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Chapters:

00:00 Hook: The Danger of Re-Traumatization

01:03 Introduction: Steven Hoskinson & Organic Intelligence

01:45 "Research is Me-Search": The Personal Struggle

03:20 The Problem with "Digging for Roots" (Freud vs. Biology)

05:25 The Turning Point: When Therapy Made a Client Worse

08:50 What is Organic Intelligence? (Healing via Conversation)

12:11 The Negativity Bias: Why We Focus on What's Wrong

14:30 Practical Tool: "Orientation" (Look Outward, Not Inward)

17:51 Finding Wholeness: Receiving "Postcards from Home"

19:39 Steven's Definition of True Success

20:30 How to Find an OI Coach

What happens when you generate massive revenue for a company, only to walk in one morning and find your belongings in a box?

Phil Bacon, a marketing strategist with over 20 years of experience, shares the brutal reality of agency life. He describes the shock of being fired immediately after growing a new revenue stream from zero to five figures a month, and how that moment pushed him to build his own empire.

This episode dives into the FailCraft theme of turning professional betrayal into personal power. Phil explains his "Potato Marketing Method"—focusing on the unsexy fundamentals that actually drive growth. Discover the most expensive marketing mistake he ever made (getting sued by a former employer), the £10k email strategy, and why chasing "shiny objects" is the fastest way to fail.

In this episode of FailCraft, you’ll discover:

* Phil's "Rock Bottom": Being fired after delivering record profits.

* The "Cease and Desist" Nightmare: Why you must check your employment contract.

* The "Potato Marketing Method": Why unsexy fundamentals win over trends.

* The VR Headset Disaster: Running a mile to save a trade show demo.

* Why "More Leads" is the wrong goal for most businesses.

* How to audit your marketing to stop burning cash immediately.

* The difference between "Shiny Object Success" and real respect.

* Phil's definition of true success: Valued opinion over Porsche ownership.

This episode is for marketing professionals navigating agency politics, business owners tired of burning money on ads, or anyone who has been fired when they deserved a promotion.

Connect With Phil Bacon:

* Potato Marketing Scorecard: https://scorecards.marketingmanaged.agency/potato-marketing-method

* Website: https://marketingmanaged.agency/

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

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Chapters:

00:00 Hook: Fired After Record Success

01:00 Introduction: Phil Bacon's Marketing Journey

01:19 The Firing: Finding the Box in the Boardroom

04:15 The Pivot: Launching an Agency & Getting Sued

05:18 The Most Expensive Mistake: Not Getting Paid Upfront

07:15 The VR Headset Disaster Story

10:20 The "Potato Marketing Method" Explained

13:33 How to Stop Burning Marketing Cash

15:44 Why "Leads" Isn't Always the Metric

17:45 Phil's Definition of True Success

19:42 How to Connect & Get the Scorecard

How does a man who left school at 16 with no plan build a business to £3.5 million in revenue, only to find himself more trapped than ever?

Chris Archer, founder of SME Success and the Growth Club, shares the hidden reality behind the bank statements. He describes the trap of running on "Owner Power," where the business grows but the founder quietly burns out behind the scenes.

This episode dives into the FailCraft theme of success without freedom. Chris explains how he went from earning £40k to managing millions, the imposter syndrome that came with it, and the specific systems he built to get his life back. Discover the "Train Track" method for mapping customer journeys and why chasing the "Ferrari and Yacht" version of success might be making you miserable.

In this episode of FailCraft, you’ll discover:

* Chris's Journey: From window fitter to multi-7-figure business owner.

* The "Owner Power" Trap: Why your business shouldn't run through you.

* The hidden cost of 70-hour weeks on family and mental health.

* Overcoming Imposter Syndrome: Earning £40k vs. £3.5M.

* The "Train Track" Exercise: A simple visual to systemize your sales process.

* How to separate "Urgent" from "Important" when you are drowning.

* Why "Success on Paper" often feels like failure in real life.

* Chris's definition of true success: Freedom of choice.

This episode is for business owners who feel like they have built a job instead of a company, entrepreneurs on the brink of burnout, or anyone looking to scale without losing their sanity.

Connect With Chris Archer:

* LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/chris-archer-sme/

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Chapters:

00:00 Hook: The Business Doesn't Care If You're Tired

01:22 Introduction: Chris Archer's Story

02:01 The £3.5M Trap: Success on Paper vs. Reality

06:05 The Hidden Costs of "Owner Power"

09:05 Overcoming Imposter Syndrome at Scale

11:06 The "Train Track" System: Mapping the Journey

14:17 Practical Steps to Get Your Life Back

15:52 Chris's Definition of True Success

17:08 Inside the Growth Club

19:15 How to Connect with Chris

Are you stuck in the "Invisible Stage" of your career, where nobody asks for your input and no one would notice if you weren't there?

Rahul Karan Sharma, a Leadership Strategist and Forbes Coaches Council member, breaks down the silent struggle of corporate leadership. He shares his own experience of hitting a wall where his hard work didn't translate to fulfillment, leading to the realization that he was in the wrong "sweet spot."

This episode dives into the FailCraft theme of moving from uncertainty to unshakable confidence. Rahul introduces his signature CLIMB Framework (Confidence & Collaboration), detailing the four stages of a leader's journey: Invisible, Potential, Achiever, and Influencer. Discover why people don't actually resist change (they resist being told to change) and the practical "5-Person Exercise" to regain your confidence when you feel burnt out.

In this episode of FailCraft, you’ll discover:

* Rahul's "Rock Bottom": Working hard but feeling misplaced and burnt out.

* The "Invisible Stage": Why new leaders feel ignored and forgotten.

* The CLIMB Framework: Cultivate, Leverage, Integrate, Magnify, Build.

* The trap of the "Achiever Stage": Chasing bonuses while losing purpose.

* Why 80% of organizations fail to groom leaders before promoting them.

* The "Inside-Out" approach to change: Why we love vacations but hate corporate pivots.

* A practical exercise to cure burnout: Ask 5 people *this* specific question.

* Rahul's definition of true success: "Living the dream" through presence and sleep.

This episode is for first-time managers feeling overwhelmed, corporate professionals stuck in the "Achiever" trap, or anyone looking to build a lasting legacy in their career.

Connect With Rahul Karan Sharma:

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

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

Support the Show:

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Chapters:

00:00 Hook: The "Invisible Stage" of Leadership

01:09 Introduction: Rahul Karan Sharma

01:48 The Burnout: Working Hard but Losing Purpose

05:03 The Feeling of Uncertainty: Bringing Stress Home

06:43 Psychology of Change: Why We Resist Being Told What To Do

08:10 The CLIMB Framework: From Invisible to Influencer

11:24 The Trap of the "Achiever" Stage

15:35 The Silent Struggle of First-Time Managers

18:44 Practical Step: The "5-Person Feedback" Exercise

21:40 Rahul's Definition of True Success

23:42 How to Connect & Get a Free Book

Imagine waking up from a coma after a horrific accident and having no memory of the successful life you built for 25 years. Then, while trying to relearn who you are, you are diagnosed with breast cancer.

Shannon Michelle, author of Step Into Your Miracle, shares her unimaginable journey from "Shannon 1.0" to "Shannon 2.0." She describes the terror of waking up with a "deleted brain", forcing her to use voice notes on her phone just to remember her own identity from hour to hour.

This episode dives into the FailCraft theme of total reconstruction. Shannon explains how she navigated a double trauma (TBI and Cancer) by mastering the art of "Staying Present." Discover her PATCHwork meditation process, the power of the "Yes, No, Maybe" decision matrix, and how she turned a shattered life into a brilliant new purpose.

In this episode of FailCraft, you’ll discover:

* Shannon's "Rock Bottom": Losing her memory and physical ability overnight.

* The reality of a "Deleted Brain": How she lost her short-term memory.

* Shannon 1.0 vs. Shannon 2.0: The struggle of letting go of your old identity.

* The "Voice Note" Strategy: Recording herself to remember who she was.

* How she handled a Breast Cancer diagnosis while recovering from a coma.

* The PATCHwork Method: (Pause, Action, Thoughtfulness, Caring, Healing).

* The "Yes, No, Maybe" rule for simplifying complex life decisions.

* Why finding joy in a simple cup of water saved her sanity.

* Shannon's definition of true success: Helping the caregiver and the patient.

This episode is for anyone recovering from a TBI, battling a major illness, or looking for a blueprint on how to rebuild life when the foundation completely crumbles.

Connect With Shannon Michelle:

* Book: Step Into Your Miracle (Amazon)

* Website: https://stepintoyourmiracle.com/

Support the Show:

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Chapters:

00:00 Hook: "I Woke Up with a Deleted Brain"

01:11 Introduction: Shannon Michelle's Double Trauma

01:52 The Coma: Losing 25 Years of Success

04:19 Finding Joy in the Present Moment

07:30 Identity Crisis: Shannon 1.0 vs. Shannon 2.0

09:39 Dealing with Breast Cancer During Recovery

11:07 The Strategy: Recording Audio to Remember Herself

12:02 The PATCHwork Meditation Process Explained

15:14 Advice for the Broken: The "Yes, No, Maybe" Rule

16:41 Shannon's Definition of True Success

19:09 How to Connect with Shannon

What do you do when you are laid off, living on unemployment insurance, and have six mouths to feed between you and your business partner?

John Pezoulas, co-founder of Ready Set Exec, shares the terrifying reality of bootstrapping a company with zero safety net. He opens up about the "boot camp" of raising twins while building a business and the sheer grit required to survive the first year on credit cards.

This episode dives into the FailCraft theme of turning desperation into drive. John shares lessons from 15 years in recruitment, revealing the single biggest hiring mistake companies make. Discover why he believes "resilience is a muscle" forged by hardship, how to balance the chaos of entrepreneurship with family life, and why chasing the "Lambo dream" is a trap.

In this episode of FailCraft, you’ll discover:

* John's "Rock Bottom": Being laid off with no money and a family to support.

* The reality of bootstrapping: Living on credit cards and unemployment checks.

* Why raising twins is the ultimate "boot camp" for entrepreneurship.

* The #1 Hiring Failure: Why most companies fail to retain talent.

* How to avoid the trap of "Self-Pity" after a career setback.

* The importance of "Support Structures" when you are building from scratch.

* Why remote work is the only way to balance business and kids.

* John's realization: Why the "Lambo Dream" was actually a nightmare.

* His definition of true success: Enjoying the journey and the people around you.

This episode is for anyone facing a layoff, parents trying to build a business amidst the chaos of family life, or founders looking for honest advice on bootstrapping.

Connect With John Pezoulas:

* Website & Podcast: https://readysetexec.com/

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

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Chapters:

00:00 Hook: "Six Mouths to Feed"

01:16 Introduction: John Pezoulas' Story

01:52 The Rock Bottom: Laid Off, Broke & Bootstrapping

04:06 Building Resilience: "The Harder Life Is..."

06:43 Raising Twins & Business: The Ultimate Boot Camp

09:49 The Biggest Hiring Failure Companies Make

13:12 Overcoming Self-Pity & Ego After a Layoff

15:47 Advice for Founders: Find Your Community

18:22 The "Lambo Dream" vs. True Success

21:59 How to Connect with Ready Set Exec

What does it take to perform over 7,000 shows worldwide, from big stages with rock legends to the inside of prisons and rehab centers?

Tony Saint Tone, an award-winning singer-songwriter and founder of the Spirit of Music Foundation, shares his relentless journey of resilience. He opens up about the moment he showed his father a $16,000 check only to be told "You can't do that every day", and how he used that doubt as fuel to build a 25-year career.

This episode dives into the FailCraft theme of energy and persistence. Tony shares the surreal experience of feeling like "The Beatles at Shea Stadium" while performing for 200 women in an LA County Jail. Discover how he overcame the fear of moving to Florida with no gigs booked, his unique approach to "energizing your vibe," and a crazy story about manifesting a house with "ducks in a pond".

In this episode of FailCraft, you’ll discover:

* Tony's "Rock Bottom" moment: Being rejected by his father despite financial success.

* The "Energize Your Vibe" philosophy: Mixing rock music with motivational speaking.

* Why performing in prisons creates a different, powerful energy compared to bars.

* The "Roger Bannister Effect": Breaking the rules meant to be broken.

* How to handle friends projecting their fears onto your dreams.

* The Law of Attraction in action: The "Ducks in a Pond" manifestation story.

* Why Tony believes you must "place your order with the universe" and not nag the waiter.

* His definition of true success: Being happy with who you are.

This episode is for independent artists, anyone facing family disapproval of their dreams, or listeners looking for a high-energy boost of positivity and resilience.

Connect With Tony Saint Tone:

* Website & Free Music: https://preview.mailerlite.io/preview/1198989/sites/154206859744511464/9uWlNo

* YouTube: Tony Saint Tone

* Foundation: Spirit of Music Foundation

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Chapters:

00:00 Hook: "You Can't Do That Every Day"

01:22 Introduction: Tony Saint Tone's 7,000 Shows

02:04 Playing in Prisons: The Beatles Moment in Jail

04:41 The Roger Bannister Effect: Breaking Mental Limits

07:00 The Dad Story: Using Doubt as Fuel

09:05 Moving to Florida: Ignoring the Naysayers

10:35 Energizing Your Vibe: Focusing on the Best Case Scenario

13:32 Difference Between Concert Crowds and Prison Yards

15:46 The "Ducks in a Pond" Manifestation Story

18:57 The "Waiter" Analogy for the Universe

19:58 Tony's Definition of True Success

21:07 How to Connect & Get Free Songs

What do you do when your life's work—a recording studio—is robbed clean, just days after you ended your military career to pursue it full-time?

Robert Gaines, author of *Scintilla* and an expert in unconventional business ideas, shares his harrowing "trifecta of disasters." He lost his studio to thieves in the 90s, opened a restaurant right before 9/11, and launched an art gallery just as the 2008 housing crisis hit.

This episode dives into the FailCraft theme of extreme resilience. Robert explains how he went from "Hero to Zero" in 120 days, why he eventually quit drinking to survive, and how he turned his cynicism with the insurance industry into a career as a fraud investigator. Discover his unique approach to generating business ideas out of necessity and why he believes "Success is Freedom".

In this episode of FailCraft, you’ll discover:

* Robert's "Hero to Zero" moment: Losing his studio, house, and career in 4 months.

* The 9/11 Restaurant Crisis: Managing a business when the world stops.

* From Victim to Investigator: How a bad insurance experience shaped his career.

* The "Momentum" Mindset: Why you just need to chip away at the boulder.

* How getting sober changed his approach to business and responsibility.

* The concept of "Geo-Arbitrage" and living in Nicaragua.

* Robert's book *Scintilla*: How to generate business ideas when you are stuck in a cubicle.

* Robert's definition of true success: The ability to say "No".

This episode is for entrepreneurs who feel like the world is conspiring against them, anyone battling addiction while building a business, or those looking for unconventional ways to spot opportunities in a crisis.

Connect With Robert Gaines:

* Book: cintilla (Amazon)

* LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/robert-gaines-b481372a4/

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Chapters:

00:00 Hook: Hero to Zero in 120 Days

01:23 Introduction: Robert Gaines' Trifecta of Disasters

01:59 The Burglary: Losing the Studio & Military Career

04:58 Finding Grit: Finishing the Album in a Shed

06:44 From Victim to Fraud Investigator

10:25 The 9/11 Restaurant Crisis

13:51 Sobriety & Taking Personal Responsibility

16:05 *Scintilla*: How to Generate Business Ideas

18:12 Spotting Unconventional Opportunities

20:54 Advice for Total Loss: The Power of Momentum

23:05 Robert's Definition of True Success: Freedom

23:58 How to Connect with Robert

How does a man born into the toxic water crisis at Camp Lejeune, diagnosed with both Parkinson's and Alzheimer's, end up running marathons after being told he'd need a walker forever?

Mark Burnett, a former database programmer, shares his incredible journey of treating his own brain like a "faulty database" that needed debugging. He refused to accept the "medicine from the 60s" and instead reverse-engineered a 2,000-year-old natural remedy based on Japanese research.

This episode dives into the FailCraft theme of refusing to accept a "no cure" prognosis. Mark explains how he used his programming mindset to solve a biological problem, creating a supplement (My Brain Restore) that he claims reversed his symptoms. Discover why he calls "being normal" the hardest thing to notice, and how he went from falling down stairs to running the Michael J. Fox Marathon.

In this episode of FailCraft, you’ll discover:

* Mark's Origin Story: Born into the toxic water of Camp Lejeune.

* The "Blue Screen of Death" Mindset: How a programmer approaches incurable disease.

* Why he rejected the standard Parkinson's medication.

* The Japanese research on mice that cured neurological issues (and why it wasn't monetized).

* How Mark developed the "Ultra Chill Mill" process to create his own remedy.

* The gradual realization of recovery: "I haven't tripped in a month".

* The controversial reality of the "Snake Oil" industry vs. natural solutions.

* Why Alzheimer's blood tests are so hard to get (and what Mark's showed).

* Mark's advice for anyone told their situation is hopeless.

This episode is for anyone battling a chronic illness, interested in alternative health solutions, or looking for a story of extreme self-advocacy against a broken medical system.

Connect With Mark Burnett:

* Website & Book: https://mybrainrestore.com/

* Discount Code: Use `eBook10` for 10% off.

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Chapters:

00:00 Hook: The Diagnosis & The Refusal

01:12 Introduction: Mark Burnett's Story

01:42 The Rock Bottom: Parkinson's & Alzheimer's Diagnosis

02:31 The Programmer's Mindset: Debugging the Brain

05:27 Reverse Engineering a Natural Remedy

08:52 Overcoming the "Snake Oil" Stigma

12:04 The Slow Realization of Recovery

14:27 The High Cost of Standard Care vs. Natural Solutions

16:51 Mark's Definition of True Success

19:20 How to Connect & Get the Free Book