What do you do when you are a highly successful business coach with 30 years of experience, a stable marriage, and all the personal development tools in the world—yet you feel completely flat and resigned inside?

Laura Watson, founder of Venture Coaching International, shares her vulnerable journey of hitting a mid-life wall. Despite knowing all the coaching frameworks, she found herself secretly battling imposter syndrome, just "going through the motions" of a successful life. That all changed when she turned to a radical new tool: guided psychedelics.

This episode dives into the FailCraft theme of breaking out of the boxes we build for ourselves. Laura explains how psychedelic medicine helped her bypass traditional "limiting beliefs" to heal deep, subconscious holding patterns. Discover the difference between a "Reactive Leader" and a "Conscious Leader", why you need to escape your "feedback vacuum," and how to finally stop holding your true self back.

In this episode of FailCraft, you’ll discover:

* Laura's "Quiet Rock Bottom": Why a perfectly good life felt so empty.

* The Imposter Syndrome of being a life coach who feels stuck.

* The Psychedelic Breakthrough: Uncovering the subconscious layers traditional therapy missed.

* Heidegger’s Philosophy: Redefining your "existential assessment of possibility and agency."

* Reactive vs. Conscious Leadership: Are you leading on autopilot?.

* The "Feedback Vacuum": Why you can't see the box when you are inside the box.

* How to use 360 Leadership Assessments to find your blind spots.

* Laura's definition of true success: Full, unapologetic self-expression.

This episode is for high-achievers who feel hollow despite their accolades, leaders struggling with burnout, or anyone curious about the intersection of business strategy and deep inner healing.

Connect With Laura Watson:

* Free Business Building Toolkit: [https://venturecoaching.ca/toolkit.html](https://venturecoaching.ca/toolkit.html)

* Website: [https://venturecoaching.ca/](https://venturecoaching.ca/)

* LinkedIn: Laura Watson

Chapters:

00:00 Hook: The Coach with Imposter Syndrome

00:57 Introduction: Laura Watson's 30-Year Career

01:25 The "Flat" Life: Going Through the Motions of Success

03:39 The Breaking Point: Having the Tools but Feeling Stuck

05:05 The Psychedelic Breakthrough: Healing the Subconscious

08:05 Reactive vs. Conscious Leadership Explained

10:26 Waking Up: How to Escape the "Feedback Vacuum"

12:25 Laura's Definition of True Success

14:09 Free Resources & How to Connect

What happens when your spouse calls you with a cancer diagnosis, and your terrifying second thought is, "We can't afford to fight this"?

Bart Merrell, a serial entrepreneur and amputee, shares his wild and inspiring journey of surviving life's hardest curveballs. From taking the first commercial bungee jump to Japan (and jumping while holding the cord with his bare hands), to losing his leg in 2024, Bart knows what it means when life punches you in the face.

This episode dives into the FailCraft theme of building resilience before the disaster hits. Bart explains his philosophy of preparing for "what happens when what happens happens." Discover how he monetized everything from training his unruly Rottweiler to his own 50-pound weight loss journey, and how you can find your ideal side hustle using the things you are already doing.

In this episode of FailCraft, you’ll discover:

* The Wake-Up Call: The terrifying cancer scare that forced Bart to build multiple income streams.

* Losing a Leg: Why having a side hustle relieved the pressure of an amputation.

* The Bungee Story: Why Bart jumped off an 8-story tower holding the cord with his hands.

* **The Side Hustle Test: 3 questions to find an income stream that won't burn you out.

* **The Dog Training Hustle: How adopting an unruly dog turned into a high-paying business.

* Monetizing Your Needs: How Bart bought a domain name and got paid to lose 50 lbs.

* Why "Christmas" and "Weddings" can be just as financially disruptive as emergencies.

* Bart's definition of true success: Sleeping better at night.

This episode is for anyone living paycheck to paycheck, looking to start a side hustle without burning out, or needing the motivation to build a financial safety net before the unexpected happens.

Connect With Bart Merrell:

* Website & $1K Blind Spot Assessment: https://ai.bartmerrell.com/blindspot

* Workshops: http://sidehustledojo.com/

* Book: Monetize Your Mindset (Available on Amazon)

* LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bart-merrell-2440148/

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Chapters:

00:00 Hook: The Terrifying Thought

01:21 Introduction: Bart Merrell's Story

02:01 The Wake-Up Call: "We Can't Afford This"

04:06 Losing a Leg & The Power of Income Streams

05:59 The Bare-Handed Bungee Jump in Japan

10:51 The Rottweiler: Building a Business by Accident

15:42 Why You Must Pick the Right Side Hustle

17:35 How to Prepare for the Unexpected

19:06 3 Questions to Find Your Ideal Side Hustle

24:27 Bart's Definition of True Success

26:32 How to Connect & Take the Assessment

Have you ever worked for a boss so toxic that it completely changed the trajectory of your life?

Dr. Andy Neillie, a leadership expert and bestselling author, shares the shocking story of working under an abusive, anger-prone manager who once physically attacked him in a truck. Instead of letting that toxic environment break him, Andy used it as the ultimate "Anti-Mentor" experience—fueling a 25-year career dedicated to turning bad managers into high-performing, servant leaders.

This episode dives into the FailCraft theme of transforming workplace adversity into purpose. Dr. Andy discusses the hardest transitions a manager must make, his own honest struggles with the "Four Leadership Compromises", and how rescuing an abused Golden Retriever taught him more about building trust than his doctoral dissertation ever did.

In this episode of FailCraft, you’ll discover:

* The Anti-Mentor: How a violent boss on a construction site taught Andy how *not* to lead.

* The morale-killing impact of a boss who steals all the credit.

* The 4 Leadership Compromises: Why even experts struggle with delegation and conviction.

* The Golden Principles: How a rescued dog named Redford taught him that "a tender yes gets better behavior than a harsh no".

* The biggest failure managers make when trying to transition into true leaders.

* Survival Guide: What to do right now if you are trapped under a toxic boss.

* Dr. Andy's definition of true success: Using influence to serve others.

This episode is for anyone currently enduring a bad boss, managers looking to become true leaders, or anyone who wants to learn how to build trust from the ground up.

Connect With Dr. Andy Neillie:

* Website: https://neillieleadershipgroup.com/

* Book: The Golden Principles: Life and Leadership Lessons from a Rescued Dog

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

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Chapters:

00:00 Hook: The Stapler Incident

00:59 Introduction: Dr. Andy Neillie

01:40 The Toxic Boss: Anger Management on the Job Site

04:40 The Credit-Stealing Consulting Boss

06:36 Andy's Honest Confession: The 4 Leadership Compromises

08:16 The Golden Principles: Leadership Lessons from a Rescued Dog

10:35 The Biggest Mistake Managers Make When Trying to Lead

11:59 Survival Guide: What to Do If You Have a Bad Boss Right Now

13:18 Dr. Andy's Definition of True Success

14:30 How to Connect with Neillie Leadership

We are often told that "success requires sacrifice." But what happens when the sacrifice is your life?

Garrett Wood, a clinical hypnotherapist and executive functioning specialist, shares the tragic turning point that shattered his illusion of success. He recounts working in a high-pressure environment where a mentor—a model of dedication for 20 years—took his own life two weeks after being let go, simply because he had no identity left outside of work.

This episode dives into the FailCraft theme of Nervous System Regulation as the foundation of success. Garrett explains why IQ, EQ, and grit all fail when you don't feel safe. He introduces his A³ Framework (Assess, Accommodate, Align) to help high achievers stop the "boom and bust" cycle of burnout.

Discover why achievement is often just a way to soothe childhood insecurity, how to identify if you are "masking" your way to burnout, and why sustainable success must be built through your well-being, not at its expense.

In this episode of FailCraft, you’ll discover:

* The Tragic Wake-Up Call: How a mentor's suicide forced Garrett to rethink his path.

* The "Success at Any Cost" Trap: Why loving what you do can be dangerous.

* Subconscious Beliefs: Using achievement to prove "I am enough".

* Nervous System 101: Why you can't logic your way out of a conflict when unregulated.

* The A³ Framework: How to Assess, Accommodate, and Align your life.

* The 7 Drivers of Performance: From executive functioning to sensory needs.

* The "Sommelier of Emotions": Developing the discernment to know what you are actually feeling.

* Garrett's definition of true success: Pursuit without sacrifice.

This episode is for high-achieving founders, leaders feeling the weight of the "hedonic treadmill," or anyone who feels like they are drowning in a job they supposedly love.

Connect With Garrett Wood:

* Burnout Assessment: https://gnosistherapy.scoreapp.com/

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

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

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Chapters:

00:00 Hook: The High Cost of Success

01:18 Introduction: Garrett Wood & Gnosis Therapy

01:49 The Turning Point: A Mentor's Suicide

04:48 Rethinking Sacrifice: The Marathon Analogy

06:37 The "Arms Race" of Achievement & Insecurity

08:55 Why Logic Fails Without Nervous System Safety

12:31 The A³ Framework: Assess, Accommodate, Align

14:15 Understanding Your "Bio-Budget" & Sensory Needs

16:35 Garrett's Definition of True Success

18:01 How to Take the Burnout Assessment

What do you do when you are a successful Tech CEO in your 40s, checking every box of societal success, but you realize the story you are writing with your life isn't worth reading?

Ken Davenport, author of *The Virtue Ethos* and co-founder of Mission Edge, calls this his "Obituary Moment." In this episode, he shares the courageous story of quitting his company to find a life of actual meaning through Stoic philosophy. He opens up about the ego death of leaving the C-suite and why his friends thought he needed a psychologist when he walked away from the money.

This episode dives into the FailCraft theme of rewriting your story before it’s too late. Ken explains how he used the ancient wisdom of Stoicism—specifically the "Dichotomy of Control"—to navigate the chaos of modern life.

Discover why "we suffer more in imagination than in reality", how to shift from a for-profit mindset to a mission-driven life, and why true success has nothing to do with your bank account.

In this episode of FailCraft, you’ll discover:

* The "Obituary Moment": Realizing your current life story isn't worth reading.

* Ego vs. Purpose: Why financial success is often a hollow victory.

* The Stoic Framework: Using the "Dichotomy of Control" to stop anxiety.

* Why friends thought Ken was "crazy" for quitting his CEO role.

* Seneca's Wisdom: Why we suffer more in our heads than in real life.

* The transition from For-Profit CEO to Non-Profit Founder (Mission Edge).

* The 4 Virtues: Wisdom, Courage, Discipline, Justice (and why Wisdom is the hardest).

* Ken's definition of true success: Impact over Income.

This episode is for anyone feeling stuck in a "successful" but unhappy life, entrepreneurs looking for a deeper purpose, or anyone interested in applying Stoic philosophy to the real world.

Connect With Ken Davenport:

* Website & Books:https://www.kendavenport.net/

* Nonprofit: https://missionedge.org/

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

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Chapters:

00:00 Hook: The Nagging Feeling of an Empty Life

01:18 Introduction: Ken Davenport's Pivot

01:51 The "Obituary Moment": Facing an Existential Crisis

03:53 Letting Go of the CEO Ego & Identity

06:03 Stoicism 101: The Dichotomy of Control

08:52 Seneca's Rule: Surviving Your Own Imagination

10:50 Building Mission Edge: Purpose Over Profit

13:04 The 4 Virtues: Why Wisdom is the Hardest

16:54 Ken's Definition of True Success

18:27 How to Connect & Learn Stoicism

Dr. Elizabeth Sherrell-Davis (Dr. E) knows two types of prisons very well. She spent years teaching incarcerated men inside a California State Prison, helping them find second chances. But she also lived in a prison of her own making: the prison of high-functioning burnout.

In this episode, Dr. E shares her harrowing journey of working 18-hour days like a "robot"—balancing a corporate career, a presidency, and prison teaching—until her health completely collapsed. She explains why high-achieving women, particularly those over 40, often drift into a state of confinement defined by schedules, obligations, and lost identity.

This episode dives into the FailCraft theme of breaking free from the expectations that hold us hostage. Dr. E contrasts the resilience she witnessed behind bars with the silent struggle of women drowning in responsibility. Discover why the decade of your 40s is often the breaking point, practical steps to "outsource" your life to regain freedom, and why boundaries are the only key to the cell.

In this episode of FailCraft, you’ll discover:

* The Two Prisons: Comparing incarceration with the trap of corporate burnout.

* Lessons from Behind Bars: What Dr. E learned about resilience from incarcerated men.

* The "Robot" Phase: Dr. E's personal story of waking up at 4 AM for 5 years until she crashed.

* The 40s Crisis: Why this specific decade breaks so many women.

* Breaking the Cycle: How to move from "doing it all" to outsourcing and asking for help.

* Practical Tools: Journaling and community trade-offs to reclaim your time.

* Dr. E's definition of true success: witnessing the "Aha!" moment.

This episode is for high-achieving women feeling trapped by their own success, anyone approaching burnout, or listeners interested in the transformative power of second chances.

Connect With Dr. E:

* Website: [https://signatureofexcellencelifecoach.com/](https://signatureofexcellencelifecoach.com/)

* Email: [email protected]

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Chapters:

00:00 Hook: "I Was a Robot"

01:18 Introduction: Dr. E's Tale of Two Prisons

02:09 Is Burnout a Form of Incarceration?

05:05 Lessons on Resilience from Prison Inmates

08:27 Why Women Over 40 Hit a Wall

10:40 Dr. E's Rock Bottom: The Health Collapse

13:30 The Turnaround: Therapy & Coaching

15:17 Practical Steps: Journaling & Outsourcing

17:32 Dr. E's Definition of True Success

19:19 How to Connect with Dr. E

What happens when a tenured finance professor gets fired at age 42, trades the classroom for a newsletter, and starts calling himself an "Unemployed Value Degen"?

Steve Farrington, a former financial advisor turned small-cap analyst, shares his wild journey from the safety of academia to the high-risk trenches of value investing. He opens up about the shock of being fired after a lifetime of stability and how he turned a resume gap into a newsletter read by 100,000 people.

This episode dives into the FailCraft theme of risk and autonomy. Steve explains his contrarian investment philosophy, why he bets on "boring" industries like steam boilers and workforce housing during the AI boom, and the psychology required to buy when everyone else is selling. Discover the "Dividend Ping" hack to rewire your brain for wealth and why Steve believes true success is reaching a point where you "can't be fired."

In this episode of FailCraft, you’ll discover:

* Steve's "Rock Bottom": Being fired at 42 after a perfect career run.

* The "Unemployed Value Degen": Embracing a title others fear.

* Contrarian Investing: Why Steve bet on oil when everyone hyped EVs.

* How to handle the psychology of a stock price dropping 50%.

* The "AI Loophole": Investing in workforce housing instead of chips.

* Gambling vs. Investing: The difference between a degenerate and a researcher.

* **The "Dividend Ping" Strategy:** A practical hack to cure financial anxiety.

* Steve's definition of true success: "I can't be fired twice".

This episode is for anyone interested in stock market psychology, looking to pivot from a corporate job to self-employment, or wanting to learn how to find value where others see trash.

Connect With Steve Farrington:

* Newsletter: https://unemployedvaluedegen.substack.com/

* Twitter/X: https://x.com/SFarringtonBKC

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Chapters:

00:00 Hook: The "Dividend Ping" Hack

01:17 Introduction: The "Unemployed Value Degen"

01:46 The Shock of Being Fired at 42

04:59 Ego Death & Contrarian Thinking (The Oil Bet)

08:08 Handling the Psychology of Market Red Days

12:27 The "AI Loophole": Workforce Housing

15:03 Investing vs. Gambling

18:35 Practical Advice: Rewire Your Brain with Dividends

22:28 Steve's Definition of Success: "Can't Be Fired"

24:07 How to Connect with Steve

We’ve been told for decades to "defer" our taxes and put money into 401ks and IRAs. But what if that advice is actually setting you up for a financial crisis in retirement?

Lance Mays, financial strategist and author of Zero is Your Hero, joins the show to expose "The Reckoning"—the moment retirees realize the government is coming for a massive chunk of their savings. He explains why the mantra of "you'll be in a lower tax bracket when you retire" is often a myth and why following the herd could cost you your financial freedom.

This episode dives into the FailCraft theme of challenging broken systems. Lance breaks down the "Three Lost Deductions" that blindside retirees (Mortgage, Kids, Charity) and shares his strategy for achieving a retirement with Zero Taxes, Zero Risk, and Zero Losses.

In this episode of FailCraft, you’ll discover:

* The Reckoning: Why deferring taxes is a ticking time bomb for your nest egg.

* Why 90% of financial advisors might be giving you bad advice.

* The "Three Lost Deductions" in retirement: Home Interest, Children, and Charity.

* How to take control back from the "Government Plan" regarding your money.

* The critical importance of planning for long-term healthcare costs.

* Why "Education" is the first step to stopping the financial bleeding.

* Lance's definition of true success: Peace of mind regarding future bills.

This episode is for anyone worried about outliving their savings, looking to minimize taxes legally, or questioning if traditional retirement advice is actually working.

Connect With Lance Mays:

* Book: Zero is Your Hero (Amazon, Barnes & Noble)

* Website: https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/zero-is-your-hero-lance-a-mays/1148602309

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Chapters:

00:00 Hook: The "Defer, Defer" Trap

01:05 Introduction: Lance Mays & The Reckoning

02:33 What is "The Reckoning"?

04:00 The 401k & IRA Tax Reality

06:05 The 3 Lost Deductions: Mortgage, Kids, Charity

08:00 Why Taxes Might Go Up, Not Down

11:07 Taking Control Back from the Government

13:20 The Threat of Healthcare Costs

14:35 The First Step: Education & "Knowing the Time"

16:37 Lance's Definition of True Success

18:39 How to Get the Book

How does a man survive being hit broadside by a car traveling at 55 mph while riding his bicycle, then defy surgeons who told him he'd never ride again?

JC Chamberlain, a national cycling champion and serial entrepreneur, shares his harrowing story of survival and recovery. He reveals how a skill he learned at age six—reframing obstacles into opportunities—saved his life when he woke up in trauma care.

This episode dives into the FailCraft theme of building resilience before the crisis hits. JC explains his concept of "Emotional Wealth" bank accounts and how he drew upon them during his darkest days. Discover why his mother told him "Nothing is going to be okay" to prepare him for life, how he handled the loss of his "Champion Persona", and the practical steps to rebuild your life when everything is shattered.

In this episode of FailCraft, you’ll discover:

* JC's "Rock Bottom": The 55mph crash that nearly ended his life.

* The "Reframing" Skill: Learned at age 6 when diagnosed with rheumatic fever.

* Why surgeons walked out of the room when he promised to ride again.

* The concept of "Emotional Wealth" bank accounts (and how to deposit daily).

* The devastating moment his brother told him his "Champion Persona" might be gone forever.

* How to use "Big Dreams" and "Small Work" to recover from total loss.

* Why JC believes you must come to life "Over-Prepared."

* His definition of true success: Happiness in the process.

This episode is for anyone recovering from a physical trauma, entrepreneurs facing a business collapse, or listeners who want to build a reserve of resilience for the future.

Connect With JC Chamberlain:

* Book: Antidote (Amazon)

* Website: https://antidotethebook.com/

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Chapters:

00:00 Hook: "You'll Never Ride Again"

01:13 Introduction: JC Chamberlain's Story

01:53 The Crash & The History of Reframing Obstacles

04:24 The Emotional Wealth Bank Account Concept

07:05 Losing the "Champion Persona"

08:37 Leading in Business After Near-Death

10:26 Creating Community in Vulnerability

12:08 Advice for the Broken: Dream Big, Work Small

14:03 JC's Definition of True Success

15:32 How to Connect & Get the Book

What happens when doctors tell you as a teenager that you will be in pain forever, you might never have children, and your only option is a hysterectomy?

Amy Lenius, Director of Group Coaching at Next Level University, shares her powerful journey of rejecting that prognosis. She opens up about the physical and emotional rock bottom of chronic illness and the radical decision to stop all standard treatments in her 20s to reclaim her health.

This episode dives into the FailCraft theme of rebuilding identity from scratch. Amy explains why true healing isn't always "love and light"—sometimes it's gritty, uncomfortable, and met with resistance. Discover the critical difference between "Self-Belief" and "Self-Worth", how to stop fighting your body's cyclical nature, and the practical "State, Prove, Self-Assign" method to build unshakable confidence.

In this episode of FailCraft, you’ll discover:

* Amy's "Rock Bottom": Being told she was broken and infertile as a teen.

* The controversial reality: Why some people unconsciously fight *against* their own healing.

* The 3 Pillars of Success: Self-Worth, Self-Belief, and Consistency.

* Why having high Self-Belief (Efficacy) doesn't mean you have high Self-Worth (Value).

* The "State, Prove, Self-Assign" formula to build confidence immediately.

* Women's Cyclical Nature: Why you shouldn't expect the same productivity every week.

* How to stop "performing" personal development and start living it.

* Amy's advice for anyone currently in the thick of a health battle.

* Her definition of true success: Holistic Abundance.

This episode is for anyone navigating chronic illness, women looking to understand their energy cycles, or anyone who feels successful on the outside but unworthy on the inside.

Connect With Amy Lenius:

* Community: https://web.facebook.com/groups/thenextlevelnation?_rdc=1&_rdr#

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

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Chapters:

00:00 Hook: "No Cure, No Kids"

01:05 Introduction: Amy Lenius & Chronic Illness

01:38 The Diagnosis: Hitting Physical Rock Bottom

03:42 Why Healing Isn't Always "Love & Light"

06:40 The Difference Between Self-Belief vs. Self-Worth

08:30 How to Build Confidence (State, Prove, Self-Assign)

10:56 Understanding Women's Cyclical Nature

12:56 Advice for the Chronically Ill: Be Your Own Advocate

14:35 Amy's Definition of True Success

15:45 How to Join the Next Level Nation