What do you do when you are fired just two months into a "safe" job, you are a single mother with two kids heading to college, and you are terrified you might end up living under a bridge?

Merry Korn, author of Fired to Inspired, shares her harrowing journey from being terminated to building a massive social enterprise that employed over 1,300 people across 30 states. She opens up about the sheer terror of her rock bottom and how she refused to let fear paralyze her.

This episode dives into the FailCraft theme of turning a personal crisis into a public good. Merry explains how she channeled the resilience of her mother—a Holocaust survivor who jumped off a death train—to build a business inspired by Schindler's List. . Discover the power of "Informational Interviews" to pivot your career, why Merry believes getting fired was actually a gift, and how she found purpose in hiring people no one else would touch.

In this episode of FailCraft, you’ll discover:

* Merry's "Rock Bottom": Being fired as a single mom with zero backup plan.

* The "3 Legs" of Crisis Management: Overcoming fear, finding purpose, and informational interviews.

* How Merry spent 6-8 hours a day on the phone to rebuild her network immediately.

* The incredible story of her mother escaping a Holocaust death train and how it fueled Merry's resilience.

* Why Merry built a business specifically to hire the "unemployable" (blind, disabled veterans, etc.).

* The transition from Employee to Entrepreneur: Why the stress of payroll is better than a bad boss.

* Merry's controversial take: "Being fired has its own perks".

* Her definition of true success: Knowing your endgame.

This episode is for anyone who has been fired, laid off, or feels terrified about their financial future, offering a blueprint on how to turn that fear into a massive opportunity.

Connect With Merry Korn:

* Free Workbooks: https://firedtoinspired.com/

* Book: Fired to Inspired

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Chapters:

00:00 Hook: The Fear of Living Under a Bridge

01:26 Introduction: Merry Korn's Turnaround

01:57 The Firing: A Terrified Single Mom

03:38 The First Step: 8 Hours of "Informational Interviews"

06:27 The Inspiration: A Holocaust Survivor Mother

08:02 Why Hiring the "Unemployable" became the Mission

09:47 Employee vs. Entrepreneur: The Stress Shift

12:01 Advice for the Recently Fired: Listen to Intuition

14:12 Why Getting Fired Was a "Gift"

14:41 Merry's Definition of True Success

15:58 How to Connect & Get Workbooks

How does a young man deeply involved in New Age occultism and channeling entities find his way back from the edge of suicide?

Jai Roza, founder of Eden's Conflict, shares his harrowing testimony of drifting from his faith and experimenting with spiritual forces that eventually took control of his will. He describes the terrifying reality of hearing voices he couldn't turn off and the night he planned to end his life at 17—only to be interrupted by a miraculous phone call at 12:30 AM.

This episode explores the FailCraft theme of spiritual and mental resilience. Jai explains how he turned his experience with "spiritual warfare" into a strategy card game designed to help believers engage with scripture. Discover the power of "Choice" when you feel helpless, the lesson of the father with the possessed son, and a powerful mental exercise to view your current problems through the lens of eternity.

In this episode of FailCraft, you’ll discover:

* Jai's "Rock Bottom": How channeling entities led to a loss of free will.

* The 12:30 AM Miracle: A phone call that stopped a suicide attempt.

* The "Flash of Light" in the darkness: A spiritual turning point.

* Why Jai created *Eden's Conflict*: Turning wasted time into ministry.

* The struggle of finding a mentor when you have a dark spiritual past.

* The "Father & Possessed Son" Analogy: Choosing to believe when helpless.

* A mental exercise: Viewing today's pain from your deathbed.

* Jai's definition of true success: Seeing Christ's victory over everything.

This episode is for anyone struggling with spiritual darkness, mental health battles, or looking for a way to turn their past trauma into a tool for helping others.

Connect With Jai Roza:

* Website & Game: https://www.edensconflict.com/ (Use code FAILCRAFT for a discount)

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

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Chapters:

00:00 Hook: Losing Control to the Voices

01:06 Introduction: Jai Roza’s Story

02:06 The Descent: New Age, Occult & Channeling

04:20 The Rock Bottom: Planning Suicide at 17

05:25 The Miracle Phone Call & The Flash of Light

09:44 Turning Spiritual Warfare into a Strategy Game

12:30 Wasting Time vs. God's Purpose

16:42 The Power of Choice: "Help My Unbelief"

20:32 The Eternity Exercise: Perspective from Your Deathbed

23:14 Jai's Definition of True Success

24:42 How to Connect & Promo Code

Is it ever too late to rewrite your story?

Joni Marie Iraci, a former Registered Nurse and mother of three, proves that reinvention has no age limit. At 65, she became the eldest graduate in her MFA program at Columbia University, pivoting from a lifetime of nursing to becoming an award-winning author.

In this episode of FailCraft, Joni shares the "messy real side" of going back to school decades later than her peers. She opens up about the fear of walking into a classroom full of 20-year-olds, how she used humor to disarm the awkwardness, and the persistence required to spend 10 years writing her novel Vatican Daughter.

You’ll discover:

* Joni's "Rock Bottom" fear: Not being able to open the door to her new college.

* The reality of being an older student: Bonding with classmates vs. skeptical professors.

* How she used her nursing background to correct students' medical scenes.

* The 10-year journey of writing *Vatican Daughter* and the research rabbit holes.

* Why "Success" isn't about money or bestseller lists, but helping others.

* Advice for anyone holding onto a dream they think is "too late" to start.

This episode is for anyone who feels stuck in their current chapter, is considering a late-in-life pivot, or just needs a reminder that bravery is ageless.

Connect With Joni Marie Iraci:

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

* Book: Vatican Daughter (Available on Amazon)

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Chapters:

00:00 Hook: The Omen at the Door

01:23 Introduction: Joni Marie Iraci's Reinvention

03:07 The First Step: Walking into Sarah Lawrence College

05:30 From Jury Duty to First Novel

07:15 The 10-Year Journey of *Vatican Daughter*

09:49 Being the Oldest Student in the Room

14:15 Nursing vs. Writing: Bridging Science & Creativity

17:20 The Struggle of Marketing as an Older Author

22:25 Advice: Be Brave & Just Do It

24:55 Joni's Definition of True Success

27:23 How to Connect with Joni

What do you do when a 15-year career vanishes overnight during a global pandemic?

Susan Bortone, founder and CEO of Noble Talent Group, shares her inspiring pivot from being laid off to building her own recruitment empire. She opens up about the uncertainty of the COVID layoffs and the critical moment she decided not to look for another job, but to build her own.

This episode dives into the FailCraft theme of betting on yourself when the chips are down. Susan explains how she used online courses (from Harvard!) to bridge the gap, why going "through the mountain" is faster than going over it, and the mindset shift required to turn a layoff into a launchpad. Discover how she balances the hustle of entrepreneurship with being a mom, and why she believes layoffs are no longer a taboo career ender.

In this episode of FailCraft, you’ll discover:

* Susan's "Rock Bottom": Losing a 15-year career during COVID.

* The "Through the Mountain" Mindset: Why you can't climb over every obstacle.

* The first step she took: Enrolling in Harvard online classes to upskill.

* Turning down a job offer to bet on her own startup.

* Overcoming the "Fear and Doubt" of becoming a founder.

* Why layoffs are no longer a career death sentence (and how to handle them).

* The "Founder Hustle": Why dreading Mondays is a thing of the past.

* How to use "gap time" productively to fill resume holes.

* Susan's definition of true success: Impacting lives through employment.

This episode is for anyone who has been laid off, is considering a career pivot, or wants to understand the recruitment landscape from a founder's perspective.

Connect With Susan Bortone:

* Website: https://www.nobletalent.group/

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Chapters:

00:00 Hook: Rejecting a Job Offer to Build a Company

01:15 Introduction: Susan Bortone's Journey

01:49 The Layoff: Losing 15 Years of Work Overnight

02:25 The First Step: Harvard Online Classes & Upskilling

03:31 The "Through the Mountain" Mindset

04:41 The Decision to Not Go Back to Corporate

06:30 Overcoming Founder Fear & Doubt

08:20 Applying Change Management to Personal Pivots

10:09 Why Layoffs Are No Longer Taboo

11:47 Balancing the Hustle & Avoiding Burnout

13:15 Advice for Anyone Recently Laid Off

14:36 Susan's Definition of True Success

16:03 How to Connect with Noble Talent Group

What happens when a company that has been in business for decades is shut down in just six months because of one mistake?

Mike Swenson, founder of Barkley Public Relations and creator of CrisisTrak, shares the chilling story of the peanut butter crisis that impacted over 300 global brands. He explains that even if a crisis isn't your fault, it is still your problem to solve. If you don't have a plan before the storm hits, you are already behind the curve.

This episode dives into the FailCraft theme of leadership under fire. Mike breaks down his 5-step "CrisisTrak" system for preparing for the unexpected. Discover the difference between good communication and great communication when the world is watching, why "Single Voice, Simple Message" is critical, and why the most dangerous thing a leader can do in a crisis is flinch.

In this episode of FailCraft, you’ll discover:

* The Peanut Butter Crisis: How one vendor destroyed a legacy in 6 months.

* Why you must lead from strength, not reaction, when disaster strikes.

* The 5 Steps of CrisisTrak: Team, Risks, First Steps, Messages, Spokesperson.

* The "Eye-Opening" exercise of listing everything that *could* go wrong.

* Why "Real Crisis Management" is actually prevention.

* The Golden Rule of Crisis Communication: Transparency vs. Speculation.

* The "Single Voice, Simple Message" strategy.

* Why leaders must never be seen hesitating by their team.

* Mike's definition of true success: Always asking "What's next?".

This episode is for business owners, PR professionals, and leaders who want to ensure their organization is bulletproof *before* the unexpected happens.

Connect With Mike Swenson:

* CrisisTrak Training: https://crisistrak.com/

* LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mikeswenson1/

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Chapters:

00:00 Hook: The Business That Died in 6 Months

01:06 Introduction: Mike Swenson & Crisis Management

01:30 The Peanut Butter Crisis: Guilt by Association

05:06 Leading Through Failure: Don't Be Behind the Curve

07:33 The 5-Step CrisisTrak Framework Explained

13:32 "Real" Crisis Management is Prevention

15:13 Good vs. Great Communication: Transparency & Facts

17:13 The Mantra: "Single Voice, Simple Message"

19:00 Advice for Leaders: Don't Let Them See You Flinch

21:48 Mike's Definition of True Success

24:33 How to Access CrisisTrak

On paper, Alan Lazaros had won the game. He was a Computer Engineer with an MBA, earning great money in corporate America. But internally, he was bankrupt—filled with regret, pain, and abandonment issues.

Then, at age 26, a near-fatal car accident changed everything.

In this episode, Alan—now the CEO of Next Level University and host of a Global Top 100 Podcast—shares the haunting symmetry of his life. He lost his father to a car crash at age 2, and facing the same fate at 26 became his ultimate wake-up call. He realized he was "winning the wrong game" dictated by society, achieving external success while feeling completely empty inside.

This episode dives into the FailCraft theme of engineering your way out of an existential crisis. Alan brings his "heart-driven but no BS" approach to explain how he pivoted from a corporate trajectory to building a global organization with over 2,200 episodes and 1 million listens.

In this episode of FailCraft, you’ll discover:

* The Haunting Symmetry: Losing his father at 2 and facing death at 26.

* The "Regret of the Dying": Why living for others is the ultimate failure.

* Extrinsic vs. Intrinsic: Why you can be rich but unfulfilled (and how to fix it).

* Getting Off Autopilot: How to stop drifting and start designing your life.

* The RAS & Dominant Focus: Why your brain filters out your opportunities.

* Peak Performance: Lessons from 11,500+ hours of coaching and training.

* The "Infinite Game": Why reaching your full potential is a moving target.

* Alan's Definition of Success: Health, Wealth, and Love.

This episode is for high-achievers who feel hollow, anyone navigating a "quarter-life crisis," or listeners looking for a systematic, engineering-based approach to personal development.

Connect With Alan Lazaros:

* Website & Masterclass: https://www.nextleveluniverse.com/

* Podcast: Next Level University (Top 100 Global Podcast)

* Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/alazaros88/

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

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Chapters:

00:00 Hook: The "Second Chance" My Dad Never Got

01:25 Introduction: Alan Lazaros (Engineer, MBA, CEO)

02:00 The Crash: Facing Death & The "Wrong Life"

03:51 Regret of the Dying: Are You Living True to Yourself?

06:52 The Trap of "Paper Success" vs. Fulfillment

09:24 Getting Off Autopilot: Conscious Decision Making

11:36 The Grind: Lessons from 2,200+ Episodes & 11,500 Hours

15:34 The Reticular Activating System: Audit Your "Dominant Focus"

19:00 Alan's Definition of Success: Reaching Full Potential

21:04 Next Level University & How to Connect

How does a man who just suffered a stroke in the middle of a classroom—unable to speak or walk more than a block—go on to lose 100 pounds and walk 3,500 miles?

Chip Scholz, an executive coach and author of Small Decisions, Big Shifts, shares his incredible story of turning a life-threatening health crisis into a total life reinvention. He takes us back to the moment he realized he was incapacitated and the specific framework he used to rebuild his body and mind from scratch.

This episode dives into the FailCraft theme of the "micro-pivot." Chip explains why our brains struggle to grasp big changes and why the secret to success lies in making small, almost invisible decisions. Discover the "5 C's" of self-leadership, how to avoid the "To-Do List Trap" that ruins productivity, and why he believes "It's not how you fail, it's how you get up."

In this episode of FailCraft, you’ll discover:

* Chip's "Rock Bottom": Having a stroke while teaching a class.

* The "5 C's" Framework: Context, Clarity, Conditioning, Choice, Character.

* How Chip walked 3,500 miles in two years to recover his health.

* The "To-Do List Trap": Why we do the 17 easy things and ignore the 3 hard ones.

* Understanding Cognitive Biases: Confirmation Bias vs. Sunk Cost Fallacy.

* Why you should stop beating yourself up over failure.

* The "Small Decision" strategy: How to shift momentum when you feel paralyzed.

* Chip's definition of true success: Getting what you want.

This episode is for anyone recovering from a health crisis, business leaders feeling stuck in complexity, or anyone who needs proof that small steps can lead to massive transformation.

Connect With Chip Scholz:

* Book: Small Decisions, Big Shifts (Amazon)

* Website: https://scholzandassociates.com/

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

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Chapters:

00:00 Hook: Walking 3,500 Miles After a Stroke

01:10 Introduction: Chip Scholz's Story

01:40 The Crisis: Having a Stroke in Class

02:20 The 5 C's Framework (Context to Character)

05:30 The Recovery: Losing 100 lbs & Walking

06:27 It's Not How You Fail, It's How You Get Up

07:55 The "To-Do List Trap" & Human Behavior

09:50 Cognitive Biases: Why We Get Stuck

12:21 The First Small Step to Shift Momentum

13:43 Chip's Definition of True Success

15:58 How to Connect with Chip

How does a professional with an 18-year successful career across 6 countries suddenly become invisible?

Aparajita Sudarshan, founder of Cvolve Pro, shares her brutal wake-up call after moving to the UK. Despite training over 15,000 students and being highly qualified, she found herself waking up to 11 rejection emails before breakfast. She tried everything: expensive CV writers, ChatGPT, keyword stuffers—and nothing worked.

This episode dives into the FailCraft theme of turning rejection into innovation. Aparajita explains why the traditional "static CV" is dead and why even paid experts fail against modern ATS systems. Discover how she stopped applying and started building, creating the AI tool that took her from 100+ rejections to 100+ interview invitations.

In this episode of FailCraft, you’ll discover:

* Aparajita's "Rock Bottom": Moving to the UK and becoming professionally invisible.

* The £169 mistake: Why professional CV writers often fail.

* The problem with "static CVs" in a dynamic job market.

* Why ChatGPT and generic AI tools aren't enough for job applications.

* The birth of Cvolve Pro: Building a solution out of desperation.

* How to prepare for interviews using the STAR method (Situation, Task, Action, Result).

* The mental toll of constant rejection and how to persist.

* Aparajita's advice for anyone currently drowning in rejection emails.

* Her unique definition of success: It's a moving target, not a destination.

This episode is for job seekers feeling hopeless, immigrants struggling to break into a new market, or anyone tired of sending applications into the void.

Connect With Aparajita Sudarshan:

* Try Cvolve Pro: https://cvolvepro.com/

* LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/aparajita-sudarshan-16456298/

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Chapters:

00:00 Hook: Waking Up to Rejection

01:27 Introduction: Aparajita's Journey

01:54 The Rock Bottom: Invisibility in the UK Market

03:07 Why Paid CV Writers & Generic Tools Failed

04:16 Building Cvolve Pro: A Candidate's Solution

05:40 The STAR Interview Method Explained

09:38 Why You Must "Evolve" Your CV for Every Job

12:27 From 100 Rejections to 100 Interviews

14:07 Advice for the Desperate Job Seeker

15:35 Aparajita's Definition of True Success

16:36 How to Connect with Aparajita

How do you survive when doctors tell you there is no medication you can take, you've flatlined multiple times, and you are destined to remain in a wheelchair forever?

Cyndee Dhalai, an author and medical enigma, shares her breathtaking story of resilience. She describes starting from "minus zero" after being disowned by her family, only to face a severe illness (Lupus and Chronic Kidney Disease) that left her in a wheelchair for over 11 years. Because her body rejected all medication, she had to find a different way to survive.

This episode is a profound look at the FailCraft theme of the human spirit's capacity to overcome. Cyndee explains the mindset shift that changed everything: asking "What are the advantages of being in this position?". Discover how she defied medical predictions to walk again through faith and persistence, how she processed deep grief through writing, and why she views life as a miracle.

In this episode of FailCraft, you’ll discover:

* Cyndee's "Rock Bottom": Being disowned, losing her career, and losing her health.

* The medical nightmare: Being allergic to all medication and flatlining.

* The reality of spending 11 years in a wheelchair.

* The mindset shift: Finding the "advantages" in disability (patience, listening).

* The moment she decided to walk again despite doctors saying it was impossible.

* How writing poetry became a vessel for healing grief.

* Advice for anyone feeling like they are starting from "minus zero".

* Why you must stop asking "What is wrong with me?" and start asking "What can I learn?"

* Cyndee's definition of true success: Peace and Contentment.

This episode is for anyone facing a chronic illness, navigating deep grief, or looking for proof that the human spirit can defy even the bleakest medical odds.

Connect With Cyndee Dhalai:

* Book (Poetry): Pieces of Me, Touch My Soul (Amazon)

* Book (Grief): Grief is the Price You Pay for Love (Amazon)

* LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/cyndee-d-1a4905299/

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Chapters:

00:00 Hook: Allergic to All Medication

01:10 Introduction: Cyndee Dhalai's Miracle Story

01:41 The Rock Bottom: Disowned & Diagnosed

03:22 Flatlining & 11 Years in a Wheelchair

06:17 The Mindset Shift: Finding Advantages in Illness

08:30 Defying the Doctors: The Decision to Walk Again

11:24 The Conversation with God

13:43 Writing as a Healing Mechanism for Grief

15:49 Advice for Starting From "Minus Zero"

18:07 Stop Asking "What's Wrong With Me?"

19:43 Cyndee's Definition of True Success

21:19 How to Connect with Cyndee

What does it actually look like when a country falls apart? And what happens when the agency designed to help stabilize them is suddenly destroyed?

Clifford Brown, a former USAID Mission Director with a 27-year career, takes us to the front lines of civil chaos. He describes witnessing military coups in Haiti, the Tulip Revolution in Kyrgyzstan, and gun battles in Guinea. He explains the terrifying reality of seeing bodies on the side of the road and watching social consensus evaporate overnight.

This episode is a critical look at the fragility of civilization. Clifford discusses the sudden termination of USAID in 2025—an institutional failure he calls a tragedy for the world. He reflects on leaving a lucrative law partnership in Beverly Hills for a life of service, the "preemptive capitulation" of US policy regarding religion and terrorism, and why he believes helping others is the ultimate form of success.

In this episode of FailCraft, you’ll discover:

* Clifford's transition from Beverly Hills lawyer to the chaos of foreign aid.

* The shocking termination of USAID in 2025 and its global impact.

* First-hand accounts of societal collapse in Haiti, Guatemala, and Kyrgyzstan.

* The "Tulip Revolution" and what happens when the police disappear.

* The "Better Angels" of foreign aid: Why it wasn't just about money.

* The dangerous disconnect caused by national borders.

* Why the US government could fund shooting terrorists but not arguing with their beliefs.

* Clifford's definition of true success: Helping others.

This episode is for anyone interested in geopolitics, history, or understanding the delicate balance that keeps societies from falling into chaos.

Connect With Clifford Brown:

* Substack: https://cliffordbrown.substack.com/

* LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/clifford-brown-2608428/

* Book: Inside USAID: An Odyssey of Foreign Assistance (Available on Amazon)

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Chapters:

00:00 Hook: Witnessing a Coup in Haiti

01:16 Introduction: Clifford Brown & The End of USAID

02:05 The Termination of USAID in 2025

04:14 Leaving Beverly Hills Law for the Front Lines

07:57 Was Leaving a Lucrative Career a Mistake?

09:31 When Society Collapses: First-Hand Accounts

12:37 The Fragility of Social Consensus

13:00 Clifford's Definition of True Success

13:53 The Danger of Polarization & Borders

15:20 How to Read Clifford's Stories