What do you do when you’ve spent 30 years holding the microphone, reporting on other people’s worst days, only to find yourself as the lead story on the evening news?

Beth McDonough is a duPont Columbia and Emmy award-winning investigative reporter who covered tragedies like 9/11, the Oklahoma City bombing, and the death of Prince. But her life took a devastating turn when two DUIs led to a public firing, the seizure of her car, and the foreclosure of her home. Lying on a cold metal cot in a jail cell, Beth realized she had dropped an "atomic bomb" on her life.

In this raw and powerful episode of FailCraft, Beth joins Ezekiel to discuss the reality of being "damaged goods" in the public eye. She shares the visceral details of her "perp walk", the medical science of why alcohol hits women harder, and the incredible moment of mercy from a judge that changed the course of her recovery.

In this episode, you’ll discover:

* The Newsroom Exile: What it feels like to walk into your workplace as "hot property" and realize you’ve gambled your career away.

* Public vs. Private Rebuilding: The unique challenge of recovering when your mistakes are documented on the internet forever.

* The High-Functioning Trap: Why Beth believed covering mass disasters gave her the backbone to "handle" her addiction.

* The Superpower of Sobriety: How Beth went from picking up dog poop for $20 to reclaiming her self-respect.

* Redemption & Resilience: Why silence does not save lives and how to start the "construction project" of your own recovery.

This episode is for anyone who feels unredeemable, anyone battling addiction, or those who need to know that their worst day doesn't have to be their last act.

Connect With Beth McDonough:

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

* Book: STANDBY (Available on Amazon & Barnes & Noble)

* Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bemcdn?igsh=MXB3MnEwMXVsM3dvaA%3D%3D

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Chapters:

01:03 Introduction: Beth McDonough & The Public Implosion

01:50 The Morning the News Cycle Caught Up to Me

04:45 Fired in a Taxi: Walking into Fox News as "Damaged Goods"

09:31 Covering 9/11 vs. Confronting My Own Disaster

11:37 The Science of Addiction: Why Women Are More Susceptible

13:59 Rebuilding Your Life in the Public Eye

18:39 Advice: Silence Does Not Save Lives

20:30 Losing Everything: The Car, The License, and The Home

23:47 Sobriety as a Superpower

25:50 A Judge’s Mercy: The 20-Year Chip

28:00 How to Connect with Beth

What do you do when the voice you’ve used your entire life to teach, sing, and communicate suddenly stops working?

Eileen Meehan was a passionate special education teacher and a lifelong choir singer. Her voice was her livelihood, her spiritual expression, and a core pillar of her identity. But then she began to struggle to speak. Eventually diagnosed with Spasmodic Dysphonia—a rare, incurable neurological movement disorder of the vocal cords—Eileen found herself completely stripped of the voice she once knew.

In this episode of FailCraft, Eileen joins Ezekiel to discuss the profound identity crisis that follows a sudden physical disability. She opens up about the devastating moment she realized she could no longer teach, the deep grief of losing her ability to sing, and how she found a path to "radical acceptance" by helping others navigate the silence.

In this episode of FailCraft, you’ll discover:

* The Invisible Threat: Why the average American goes to seven different doctors before finally getting diagnosed with Spasmodic Dysphonia.

* The Teaching Tragedy: The heartbreaking classroom moment Eileen realized her failing voice was confusing her students.

* The Social Stigma: How people react when they can't understand you, and how to deal with the painful reality of "minute-by-minute rejection".

* The Loss of Song: The deep grief of sitting in church and being physically unable to sing with the choir you love.

* Radical Acceptance: How to rebuild your identity and find new meaning when a medical diagnosis forces you to give up your passion.

* Eileen's definition of true success: Finding structure, helping others, and successfully launching your children into the world.

This episode is for anyone navigating an invisible disability, facing a life-changing medical diagnosis, or struggling with the painful loss of a career or hobby they loved.

Connect With Eileen & Dysphonia International:

* Website: https://dysphonia.org/ (Request to connect with Eileen as an area contact leader!)

* Resources: Information on voice disorders, research, and support groups.

Support the Show:

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Chapters:

01:12 Introduction: Eileen Meehan & Spasmodic Dysphonia

01:48 The First Symptoms: When Your Voice Stops Working

05:05 The Heartbreaking Moment She Had to Quit Teaching

07:23 The Social Isolation and Judgment of Invisible Disabilities

11:17 The Deep Grief of Losing the Ability to Sing

12:54 How to Find Radical Acceptance After a Life-Changing Diagnosis

15:30 Eileen's Definition of True Success

16:42 How to Get Support Through Dysphonia International

What do you do when you pour your blood, sweat, and tears into a launch, only to hear absolute crickets from the market?

Eric B. Horn is a business operations expert who has spent over a decade helping entrepreneurs turn chaos into clarity. But his expertise didn't come from a textbook—it came from launching ideas that met silence and having to rebuild his own business from the ground up. Today, he helps overwhelmed founders realize a hard truth: passion without process is a direct recipe for failure.

In this episode of FailCraft, Eric joins Ezekiel to dismantle the toxic "hustle harder" mentality. He explains the massive difference between being "lazy" and just being "disorganized", why you need to stop tweaking your website and start focusing on Profit Producing Activities (PPAs), and the heartbreaking cautionary tale of a millionaire who lost the only thing that mattered.

In this episode of FailCraft, you’ll discover:

* The "Crickets" Launch: The massive marketing mistake Eric made when releasing his first book—and how he reverse-engineered the failure to create multiple revenue streams.

* Passion vs. Process: Why doing what you love won't pay the bills if you don't have a roadmap to guide it.

* Lazy vs. Disorganized: The "staircase analogy" that will help you unlearn the guilt of feeling like you aren't doing enough.

* The PPA Framework: How to identify your "Profit Producing Activities" and instantly buy back an hour of your sanity every day.

* The Delegation Secret: Why successful founders use platforms like Fiverr to outsource their weaknesses.

* The Ultimate Failure: A chilling story about a multimillionaire mentor who sacrificed his family for business success.

This episode is for overwhelmed entrepreneurs, side-hustlers struggling to get traction, and anyone who feels like they are working 12 hours a day but just spinning their wheels.

Connect With Eric B. Horn:

* Website: https://ericbhorn.com/

* Social Media: Find all his handles directly on his website!

Support the Show:

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Chapters:

01:02 Introduction: Eric B. Horn & Turning Chaos into Clarity

02:12 The Silent Launch: Hearing Crickets After a Year of Hard Work

06:07 The Trap of "Passion Without Process"

09:11 You Aren't Lazy, You Are Just Disorganized

14:11 The PPA Framework: Profit Producing Activities

17:47 Stop Tweaking Your Website (How to Delegate)

19:36 Eric's Definition of Success: The Cautionary Tale of a Millionaire

23:22 How to Connect with Eric

Why do 70% of small businesses fail, and how can you ensure yours isn't one of them?

Bryan Wetzel is the definition of a serial entrepreneur. From editing high-profile murder trial videos and working the 1996 Olympics to launching education startups and owning restaurants, Bryan has seen the "messy middle" of success from every angle. He survived a near-death car wreck that reshaped his view of the divine and navigated the crushing stress of opening a restaurant just three months before the COVID-19 lockdowns.

In this episode of FailCraft, Bryan joins Ezekiel to pull back the curtain on the gritty truth of ownership. He shares the legal trap of "sweat equity" imbalances, the heavy emotional toll of editing the Sarah Tokars murder trial videos, and why "guessing" is the single most dangerous thing you can do in your business.

In this episode, you’ll discover:

* The Partnership Trap: Why going into business with your best friend or family can permanently ruin the relationship.

* The "Got You" Moment: A remarkable story of a car wreck Bryan shouldn't have survived and the divine intervention that followed.

* Witness to Tragedy: The intense psychological weight of editing victim impact videos for high-profile crimes.

* The #1 Fatal Mistake: Why most owners fail before they even start because they skip the business plan.

* The Gym Recovery: How Bryan took a failing gym with 129 members and calculated the exact math needed to reach profitability.

* Pivoting After COVID: The reality of running a food business through inflation, shortages, and lockdowns.

This episode is for small business owners, aspiring entrepreneurs, and anyone interested in the intersection of faith, science, and the grit required to survive a crisis.

Connect With Bryan Wetzel:

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

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

* Books: A Path to Faith through Common Sense & The Real Problems Destroying Education

Support the Show:

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Chapters:

00:00 Hook: The Business Plan Warning

01:14 Introduction: Bryan Wetzel & The Serial Entrepreneur Life

02:04 The Partnership Trap: Sweat Equity vs. Checks

06:59 From High-Tech Production to Gritty Restaurants

09:10 Opening a Restaurant 3 Months Before COVID

10:16 Surviving a Near-Death Experience (The Car Wreck)

13:54 Heavy Work: Editing Murder Trial Impact Videos

17:20 The #1 Mistake: Why You Need a Business Plan

22:28 What Success Looks Like After 50

24:22 How to Connect with Bryan

What do you do when your noble, selfless profession requires you to completely sacrifice your own identity to keep others alive?

Kevin Jackson, better known as Kevie The Dreamer, spent 15 years working as a nurse. While he was dedicating his life to caring for patients at their absolute lowest moments, he was quietly neglecting his own passions. After a brutal season of intense hospital burnout compounded by profound personal grief, Kevie realized that the safety of a guaranteed paycheck was actively destroying his soul. He made the terrifying leap to hang up his scrubs, pick up a microphone, and reclaim his life as a self-empowerment creative.

In this episode of FailCraft, Kevie joins Ezekiel to discuss the heavy reality of career burnout. He shares how 90s cartoons and R&B music became vital healing tools, why learning to confidently say "NO" is a superpower for recovering people-pleasers, and the very first step you must take if you feel trapped in a 9-to-5 job.

In this episode of FailCraft, you’ll discover:

* The Bedside Burnout: The immense mental and physical toll of constantly absorbing the trauma of others.

* Healing Through Nostalgia: How escaping into the memories of your childhood can remind you of the dreams you left behind.

* The Fear of Leaving Security: Why the hardest part of chasing your purpose is walking away from what feels "safe".

* The Courage to Say No: How to protect your peace, enforce boundaries, and embrace solitude.

* Reconnecting With Your Inner Dreamer: The absolute first step you must take to pivot your career without recklessly quitting your job tomorrow.

* Kevie's definition of true success: Why living on your own terms is infinitely more valuable than fame or wealth.

This episode is for healthcare workers, burnt-out professionals, recovering people-pleasers, and anyone struggling to balance their creative calling with their daily responsibilities.

Connect With Kevie The Dreamer:

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

* Podcast: Kultivation with Kevie: Stories, Nostalgia and Empowerment

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

Support the Show:

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Chapters:

01:12 Introduction: Kevie The Dreamer

01:50 The 15-Year Burnout: Losing My Mind at the Bedside

03:43 Healing Through 90s Nostalgia and Escapism

04:36 A Season of Grief: Divorce, Loss, and Surviving

07:11 How to Balance a 9-to-5 Job With Your Creative Dreams

08:53 Identifying With the Underdog: Why Nurses Feel "Unseen"

10:08 The Paralyzing Fear of Leaving a Stable Paycheck

11:29 Overcoming People-Pleasing: The Courage to Say "No"

12:59 The First Step to Escaping a Soul-Draining Job

15:43 Kevie's Definition of True Success

18:05 How to Connect with Kevie The Dreamer

What does it take to finally reclaim your voice after being silenced for over a decade?

Teri M Brown is an award-winning historical fiction author, but her path to publishing was anything but a straight line. After surviving a 14-year emotionally abusive marriage that stripped away her self-worth and left her feeling completely useless, Teri didn't just walk away—she got on a tandem bicycle. Together with her new husband, she rode 3,102 miles across the United States to prove to herself that she was capable of doing hard things.

In this episode of FailCraft, Teri joins Ezekiel to discuss the raw reality of life after escaping a toxic relationship. She shares how the grueling physical suffering of climbing mountains on a bicycle cleared her mind for creativity, the life-changing advice she received when she was ready to quit in the middle of Montana, and the very first step anyone can take to break free from abuse.

In this episode, you’ll discover:

* The Aftermath of Abuse: Why leaving a toxic relationship doesn't instantly fix your confidence—and how to rebuild your identity from scratch.

* The 3,102-Mile Ride: How pedaling across the country became the ultimate test of reclaiming trust.

* Never Quit on a Bad Day: The incredible lesson Teri learned after facing 70 miles, three flat tires, and swarms of mosquitoes.

* The "What If" Game: How Teri infuses her own experiences with pain and conflict into her fictional characters.

* Escaping Toxicity: The very first, tiny step you must take today if you feel silenced or trapped in an abusive environment.

* Teri’s definition of true success: Why loving your life and your art is the only metric that matters.

This episode is for survivors of emotional abuse, aspiring authors, or anyone who needs a powerful reminder that it is never too late to chase your wildest dreams.

Connect With Teri M Brown:

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

* Books: Sunflowers Beneath the Snow, An Enemy Like Me, Daughters of Green Mountain Gap, and more! (Available on Amazon)

* Social Media: Find all her links and newsletter on her website.

Support the Show:

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Chapters:

00:00 Hook: "I Can Do Anything"

01:09 Introduction: Teri M Brown & Finding Her Voice

01:39 The Aftermath of a 14-Year Abusive Marriage

03:44 The 3,102-Mile Tandem Bike Ride Realization

04:55 Learning to Trust Again After Emotional Trauma

06:39 How Physical Suffering Clears the Mind for Creativity

08:08 Hiding Behind Safe Content vs. Writing From the Heart

10:07 The Worst Day of the Trip: Heat, Flats, and Mosquitoes

11:27 The Golden Rule: Never Quit on a Bad Day

13:32 Using Personal Conflict to Write Authentic Characters

15:05 The First Step to Escaping a Toxic Relationship

16:44 Teri's Definition of True Success

17:35 How to Connect with Teri & Read Her Books

What do you do when your greatest triumph—publishing your first book—is followed exactly seven days later by your greatest tragedy?

Corwin "CJ Moneyway" Johnson is a globally recognized podcast host and author who has built a massive platform on the foundation of resilience. But before he was the voice of inspiration, he was living "with both eyes shut"—navigating a reckless life of gambling and addiction. It took a move from Gary, Indiana, to Detroit and the profound loss of his father to finally wake him up to his true potential.

In this episode of FailCraft, CJ joins Ezekiel to discuss the raw reality of turning grief into fuel. He breaks down why success isn't about the thousands of dollars or the likes on social media, but about the "seeds" you plant in others. Whether you are building a podcast in your garage or fighting to climb out of a spiritual valley, CJ’s message is clear: **Check yourself in the mirror before you check the world.**

In this episode, you’ll discover:

* The 7-Day Window: The emotional whiplash of losing his father one week after publishing his first book.

* Both Eyes Shut: The reality of living a reckless life and the moment the "seeds" planted in childhood finally began to grow.

* Tuesday Morning Faith: Why faith isn't a routine or a feeling, but a foundation you stand on when everything goes wrong.

* The Harvest Delay: How to stay patient when you’re doing the work but not seeing the results immediately.

* The Talent Trap: Why many of us fail because we have "buried our talents in the earth" instead of multiplying them.

* The "One Mic" Mentality: Why you should start exactly where you are—even if it's a garage—and stop trying to build above your means.

This episode is for anyone currently in a "dry house" season, those navigating loss, or creators who feel discouraged by their current numbers.

Connect With CJ Moneyway:

* Website: https://cjmoneyway.com/

* Podcast: [The CJ Moneyway Show] ttps://pod.link/1707761906

* Book: Both Eyes Open and Both Eyes Shut

Support the Show:

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Chapters:

01:08 Introduction: CJ Moneyway & Turning Pain into Purpose

01:51 The Loss of a Father and the Birth of a Mission

03:44 Living With "Both Eyes Shut": Reckless Years & Waking Up

05:36 What Faith Looks Like on a Tuesday Morning

07:22 Planting Seeds: Why You Must Play Your Part Without Seeing the Harvest

10:22 The Story of Faith: From Living in a Car to Successful Business

12:25 Climbing Out of the Deepest Valley: Spiritual Growth

14:51 The First Seed of Hope: Look at Yourself in the Mirror

17:27 Success Defined: Humility, Impact, and the "Garage Studio"

20:50 How to Connect with the Moneyway Movement

Are you staring at a mile-long to-do list, feeling paralyzed, and blaming yourself for being lazy or undisciplined?

Helene Gidley is an Agile coach and project manager with over 40 years of experience in the IT industry. Despite managing massive, complex corporate projects with ease, she found herself secretly struggling to get through her own personal to-do lists. She realized that traditional productivity methods were fundamentally broken—so she took the highly effective Agile frameworks used by software developers and adapted them to real life.

In this episode of FailCraft, Helene joins Ezekiel to dismantle the shame surrounding our failure to "get things done." She explains how to use an Agile "Retrospective" to stop beating yourself up, how to cure procrastination by breaking tasks into 20-minute chunks, and the exact sticky-note system you can use to completely eliminate holiday gathering stress.

In this episode of FailCraft, you’ll discover:

* The Productivity Failure: Why you need to stop blaming yourself when you don't finish your tasks (and blame your system instead).

* The Agile Retrospective: The 3 simple questions you must ask yourself at the end of every day to optimize your time.

* The Kanban Party Hack: How to use a "To-Do, Doing, Done" sticky-note board to effortlessly delegate tasks during stressful family holidays.

* The 20-Minute Time Box: How to break the paralysis of overwhelming tasks (like "clean the garage" or "buy a present").

* The Backlog Strategy: Why keeping all your tasks on a single list is causing your burnout, and how planning day-by-day fixes it.

* Helene’s definition of true success: Reclaiming enough time to be present with your family without constant underlying stress.

This episode is for overwhelmed professionals, busy parents, and anyone looking to finally conquer their procrastination without the guilt.

Connect With Helene Gidley:

* Website & Tutorials: https://www.a2agile.com/agileliving

* Book: The Art of Agile Living (Available on Amazon)

* Company: A2Agile Inc.

Spport the Show:

Subscribe and leave a review!

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Chapters:

00:00 Hook: The Process is Failing You, Not You

00:53 Introduction: Helene Gidley & Agile Living

01:41 The Lightbulb Moment: When Traditional To-Do Lists Fail

04:41 The Agile Retrospective: Stop Beating Yourself Up

07:46 The Holiday Party Hack: Managing Events Without the Stress

09:35 The Kanban Board: To-Do, Doing, Done

13:32 Beating Procrastination: The 20-Minute Time Box Strategy

17:56 How to Stop Overwhelm: The "Backlog" Method

21:42 Helene's Definition of True Success

23:04 How to Connect & Get The Book

What happens when you build a business that looks absolutely perfect on paper, but secretly drains the soul right out of you?

Dylan Bost is the founder of SunnyHQ, a human-first WordPress hosting and support company. But before he built a business grounded in clarity and simplicity, he spent over a decade running a highly successful creative advertising agency. Despite having all the awards, hundreds of clients, and massive financial success, Dylan found himself caught in an exhausting cycle of reactive work. After hitting a breaking point of deep burnout, he made the terrifying decision to tear his agency down and start over.

In this episode of FailCraft, Dylan joins Ezekiel to discuss the hidden danger of the "success trap." He explains why subjective creative work often leads to exhaustion, how to implement a Navy SEAL breathing technique to reclaim your sanity during a chaotic workday, and why giving yourself permission to *not* know everything is the ultimate leadership hack.

In this episode, you’ll discover:

* The Existential Office Moment: Why optimizing your day for maximum productivity does not equal actual happiness.

* The Agency Trap: Why charging for "subjective" deliverables (like design) is a fast track to founder burnout.

* Human-First Tech: How Dylan brought high-touch, concierge-level customer service into a cold, automated hosting industry.

* Overcoming the "What If": How to navigate the terrifying fear of shutting down a profitable business to start a new one.

* The Box Breath Hack: A simple 4-second breathing technique used by Navy SEALs that will instantly calm your nervous system.

* Reaction vs. Response: Why your second thought is always better than your first, and how to stop making panicked business decisions.

This episode is for agency owners, burnt-out founders, and anyone who feels like a slave to the very business they created.

Connect With Dylan Bost:

* Free 5-Minute WordPress Speed Audit: https://sunnyhq.io/podcast/

* Website: sunnyhq.io

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

Support the Show:

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Chapters:

01:06 Introduction: Dylan Bost & SunnyHQ

01:53 The Success Trap: When Your Dream Business Erodes Your Soul

05:36 Why Subjective Creative Work Leads to Burnout

08:37 Building a "Human-First" Tech Company

11:14 Overcoming the Fear of Pivoting Your Career

13:10 Why Great Leaders Admit Their Failures Openly

15:09 The Navy SEAL "Box Breath" Hack for Overwhelmed Founders

17:24 The Profound Difference Between Reacting and Responding

18:41 Dylan's Definition of True Success

20:04 How to Connect & Get Your Free Website Audit

Rodney Phillips had a highly successful career in the pharmaceutical industry and spent over two decades coaching youth sports in Pittsburgh. But hidden inside his home office filing cabinet was a manuscript he started writing on index cards in a furniture store when he was just 19 years old. For 37 years, that story sat untouched. But at age 56, after becoming an empty nester, Rodney finally pulled it out, defeated his imposter syndrome, and published his debut crime thriller, Dissension.

This episode dives into the FailCraft theme of proving that a dream deferred is not a dream denied. Rodney shares the reality of picking up a story you abandoned decades ago, how the lack of communication destroys both fictional cartels and real-life teams, and the exact scheduling trick you need to stop procrastinating and finally finish your passion project.

In this episode of FailCraft, you’ll discover:

* The Filing Cabinet Failure: What it feels like to leave a dream untouched for 37 years.

* Two Authors, One Mind: The wild process of finishing a story you started as a teenager with the perspective of a 56-year-old man.

* The Plot of Dissension: How a single lack of communication triggers an all-out turf war between rival cartels.

* Overcoming Publisher Rejection: How Rodney battled massive imposter syndrome after getting rejected within 24 hours of his first pitch.

* The 3 Rules of Success: The timeless advice Rodney taught youth athletes that perfectly applies to adult entrepreneurship.

* Make an Appointment: The ultimate hack to prove yourself wrong and stop pushing your goals to "someday".

This episode is for aspiring authors, late bloomers, or anyone with a business plan, script, or idea that has been collecting dust in a drawer for way too long.

Connect With Rodney Phillips:

* Website & Book Trailer: https://rodneyphillipsauthor.com/

* Book: Dissension (Available on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and Apple Books)

Support the Show:

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Chapters:

01:12 Introduction: Rodney Phillips & The 37-Year Manuscript

02:01 Writing on Stock Cards at 19 & The Filing Cabinet Years

04:42 Finishing a Book With Two Perspectives (Age 19 vs 56)

07:56 The Plot of Dissension: Cartels, Conflict, and Chaos

10:19 Overcoming Imposter Syndrome & Publisher Rejections

12:48 3 Life Lessons From 20 Years of Coaching Youth Sports

16:48 How to Stop Procrastinating and Prove Yourself Wrong

19:19 Rodney's Definition of True Success

21:13 How to Connect & Contact Rodney Directly