Knucklehead Podcast

Too often, we're on the right track. Well on our way to a victory, but we get sidetracked by life and obstacles. This cannot continue to be the operational method we default to when things don't go our way.

We uncover a scenario where an event could have shut down our company, almost even before we got things off the ground. Mistakes can lead to success, if you decide to learn.

Defensiveness and how short term circumstances can do long-term damage. We unpack again the reason for the podcast, the community that embraces failing, getting back up, and the effect that it has on those around you. Professionally, personally, and the collateral damage (or unintended consequences) - #getreal

Mistakes are one of the most difficult things that a person can experience or have happen to them. They can set you back, define your perspective on life and decision making. They can hold you back, they can even prevent you from becoming who you're supposed to be and what you can accomplish. We talk about mistakes that I made, being a knucklehead and trying to serve my own selfish desires without empathizing with other people. Things go wrong, decisions affect other people even if they seem to innocently only affect you. Don't kid yourself, take mistakes from me and learn to grow into the success the world needs to see you accomplish.

Choose to not participate in the world of filters. What happens when you don't set goals? What happens when your standard for excellence isn't much of a standard? Do you accept a mediocre performance as good enough?

Stop kidding yourself about how much potential you have and trust yourself to take those first steps to action. There's plenty of successful people who've walked in those steps before, they've done it. You've done it before on a smaller scale. Set some goals and start crushing it. Crush the goals you set. Make the status quo uncomfortable around you. Make good enough a thing of the past. Embrace that you've been a knucklehead and drop those barriers as you listen to this knucklehead make mistakes, but keep on getting up and pushing forward.

Ever met or worked with someone that had an ego? Have you ever wondered what it was or why it constantly got in the way? We dive into how an unhealthy ego can rob you of the accomplishments you need to experience in order to reach your greatest successes. We also dive into how if you have a healthy perspective, your ego can be the difference that allows you to win.

When you run back to what you know - why? fear? Resorting back to your previous mistakes and that sucks your confidence away. Transition versus being prepared. Feeling like a failure - but putting up, rather than shutting up. We sit down with a real deal business owner, fitness industry, prior Marine stud, Derrick White of Total Health Evolution going into the nitty gritty of being an entrepreneur and deciding to be your solution and #getsomewins.

Being thankful, even if you haven't had something that is obviously a win for some time, can help your perspective and cultivate an attitude that can lead to success. Your life and pursuits are full of choices that you make or you help to bring to the surface. Make this year the year that you admit the times you weren't thankful and have a good laugh! Or laugh at my expense here!

If you can have a good laugh at someone else's mistakes and have fun learning through a process of sharing experiences, falling flat on your face, but never not letting that failure in life stop you from taking your next step, subscribe to this podcast and ENJOY!

What is discipline to you? Do you work on it daily? This "Knucklehead" spent too many years trying to make it happen, versus submitting too the process and being disciplined

Too often, we're on the right track. Well on our way to a victory, but we get sidetracked by life and obstacles. This cannot continue to be the operational method we default to when things don't go our way.

We uncover a scenario where an event could have shut down our company, almost even before we got things off the ground. Mistakes can lead to success, if you decide to learn.

Defensiveness and how short term circumstances can do long-term damage. We unpack again the reason for the podcast, the community that embraces failing, getting back up, and the effect that it has on those around you. Professionally, personally, and the collateral damage (or unintended consequences) - #getreal