What if the thing you’ve been trying to avoid… is actually the thing you need most?

In this episode of The Audacious Living Podcast, I sit down with Carlos Antilano to take a deeper look at failure, not as something to fear, but as something to learn from. We unpack how setbacks shape your mindset, build your character, and ultimately strengthen your confidence in ways success alone never could.

Throughout our conversation, we explore what failure really reveals about you when things don’t go your way. Carlos shares powerful insights on staying in the process long enough to actually learn the lesson, instead of walking away too early. Because if we’re being honest, most people don’t fail… they quit before the growth shows up.

We also get into the idea that confidence isn’t built through perfection. It’s built through recovery. Through those moments where things fall apart, and you still find a way to move forward. That’s where real growth happens. That’s where resilience is formed.

If you’ve ever questioned yourself after a setback, or felt like failure meant you weren’t good enough, this conversation will challenge that thinking in a real way.

This episode is for anyone who’s been holding back, playing it safe, or struggling to bounce back after things didn’t go as planned. If you’re ready to shift how you see failure and start using it as a tool for growth, this one is for you.

In this episode, you’ll hear about:

Why failure is not the opposite of success, but part of the process

What setbacks reveal about your mindset, identity, and resilience

How to stay in the process long enough to actually learn the lesson

Why confidence is built through recovery, not perfection

Practical ways to shift your perspective on failure and growth

Guest Bio

Carlos Antilano is a mindset-focused leader and speaker who helps individuals reframe challenges into opportunities for growth. His work centers on resilience, personal development, and building the mental strength needed to navigate setbacks with confidence and clarity.

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Sometimes the hardest part of growth is believing that your life can still change.

In this episode of The Audacious Living Podcast, I sit down with Ryan T. Reichert for a powerful conversation about resilience, redemption, faith, and what it really takes to keep moving forward when life falls apart. Ryan shares pieces of his journey through military service, recovery, personal loss, spiritual renewal, and rebuilding his life with greater honesty and purpose.

What stood out to me in this conversation is Ryan’s deep belief that adversity does not have to be the end of the story. We talk about the reality of pain, the danger of staying stuck in life’s valleys, and the courage it takes to ask for help when everything in you wants to keep pushing alone. Ryan opens up about discipline, self-forgiveness, surrender, and the mindset shifts that helped him begin again.

We also explore the role of faith in healing, the importance of having the right people in your corner, and why true strength often looks more like vulnerability than bravado. Ryan’s perspective is grounded, reflective, and shaped by lived experience, which makes this conversation both honest and deeply human.

This episode is for anyone who feels like they are carrying too much, anyone trying to find their footing after loss or setback, and anyone who needs a reminder that a hard chapter does not mean the story is over. If you are working to rebuild, recover, forgive yourself, or simply keep going, this conversation will meet you where you are.

In this episode, you’ll hear about:

• How Ryan rebuilt his life through faith, recovery, and service
• Why resilience often begins with asking for help
• The importance of self-forgiveness during personal transformation
• How discipline can carry you when motivation fades
• Why vulnerability is a form of strength, not weakness
• Practical ways to keep moving through adversity without staying stuck

Guest Bio

Ryan T. Reichert is a speaker, author, and leadership coach whose work centers on resilience, redemption, faith, and personal transformation. A retired U.S. Army Lieutenant Colonel and former Airborne Ranger, Ryan now helps others navigate adversity, recovery, and growth through coaching, writing, and service-driven leadership.

Guest Links

Ryan T. Reichert / Our Protector Development

https://ourprotectordevelopment.com⁠

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What if you’ve moved on… but something in you is still holding back?

In this episode of The Audacious Living Podcast, Audley sits down with Chanoa Inez, author of Dream On, for a deeply honest conversation about grief, healing, and what it really takes to start dreaming again after loss. What begins as a light, human moment quickly unfolds into a powerful exploration of self-awareness, emotional resilience, and personal transformation.

Chanoa shares her journey through unexpected loss and the realization that even when life appears “fine” on the surface, unresolved emotions can quietly shape how we show up. She opens up about how grief influenced her decisions, her confidence, and ultimately her ability to dream bigger again.

This conversation goes beyond surface-level motivation. It challenges the idea that healing is linear and invites you to look inward. From redefining self-love to understanding the difference between happiness and true joy, there’s a depth here that will stay with you long after the episode ends.

If you’ve ever felt like you’re holding back, playing small, or unsure why your dreams don’t feel as big as they used to… this conversation offers clarity, perspective, and a reminder of what’s still possible.

In this episode, you’ll hear about:

How unresolved grief can quietly shape your life and decisions

The difference between happiness and true, felt joy

Why playing small often comes from protecting yourself from disappointment

How to rebuild self-trust and start dreaming bigger again

The role of self-love in setting boundaries and creating alignment

Why awareness is the first step toward meaningful change

Guest Bio

Chanoa Inez is an author and transformational guide who helps individuals rebuild their lives after loss or major life transitions. Through her work, she blends personal development with practical insight to help people reconnect with their purpose, expand their vision, and step into a more aligned version of themselves.

Guest Links

https://chanoainez.com⁠

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Sometimes life changes in an instant, and the question becomes: who do you choose to be when it does?

In this episode of The Audacious Living Podcast, Audley Stephenson sits down with Dr. Michele Kehrer for a powerful conversation about bravery, perspective, and the mindset shifts that help us keep moving when life gets heavy. Michele shares her journey through business ownership, divorce, repeated battles with cancer, and the deeper lessons that led her to write Brave Shift.

Together, Audley and Michele explore what it means to stay present when life feels uncertain. They talk about the danger of trying to control everything, the freedom that comes from accepting what is, and why even the smallest mindset shift can change the direction of your life. This is not a conversation about pretending hard things are easy. It is about learning how to meet difficulty with honesty, courage, and grace.

Michele also opens up about the role gratitude has played in her own healing journey. She explains why gratitude is more than a nice idea. It is a practice that can restore perspective, interrupt stress, and reconnect us to what still matters. From nature and meditation to random acts of kindness and meaningful human connection, this episode is full of grounded reminders that resilience is often built one choice at a time.

If you have been carrying a heavy season, feeling stuck, or trying to make sense of what comes next, this conversation will meet you there. It is for anyone who needs a reminder that even in the middle of uncertainty, there is still room for courage, hope, and a brave next step.

In this episode, you’ll hear about:

how small mindset shifts can create lasting change

why gratitude can help restore perspective during hard seasons

the danger of isolation when you are struggling

how nature can help break mental loops and emotional overwhelm

why trying to control everything often keeps us stuck

how random acts of kindness can ripple outward and change lives

Guest Bio

Dr. Michele Kehrer is a healthcare entrepreneur, physical therapist, speaker, and author of Brave Shift. Her work is rooted in helping people navigate adversity with courage, presence, and practical mindset tools drawn from her own experiences in business, healing, and life.

Guest Links

Dr. Michele Kehrer’s website: [Insert guest website]

Book: Brave Shift

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Spotify → https://open.spotify.com/show/2jVR6V7X2kRiCCDXE0FTyl?si=IR3TsfEWR3WA6BzfBRnVXQ⁠⁠

Apple Podcasts → https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/the-audacious-living-podcast/id1547447345⁠⁠

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Sometimes the boldest thing you can do is slow down enough to truly be present.

In this episode of The Audacious Living Podcast, Audley Stephenson sits down with meditation teacher, author, and speaker Lodro Rinzler for a thoughtful conversation about mindfulness, self-doubt, and the quiet power of basic goodness. Together, they explore how the stories we tell ourselves can either keep us stuck or help us move forward, and why presence may be one of the most overlooked forms of audacity.

Lodro shares how meditation can help us loosen the grip of anxious thinking, reconnect with who we already are, and respond to life with more clarity and compassion. This conversation goes beyond the idea of mindfulness as simply being calm. It reveals how presence can shape the way we lead, love, make decisions, and show up for the people around us.

Audley also reflects on how audacity is often misunderstood. It is not always loud, dramatic, or tied to big public moments. Sometimes audacity looks like being grounded in the middle of uncertainty. Sometimes it looks like questioning the inner voice that says you are not enough. And sometimes it looks like choosing compassion over reactivity, even when it would be easier not to.

If you have been feeling overwhelmed, doubting yourself, or trying to quiet the noise in your head, this episode offers a steady and meaningful reminder: you may not need to become someone else. You may just need to come back to yourself.

In this episode, you’ll hear about:

how self-doubt often shows up as stories rather than facts

why mindfulness is about awareness, not perfection

what “basic goodness” means and why it matters

how quiet presence can create powerful ripple effects in everyday life

practical ways to build a simple meditation habit

why compassion and understanding are essential for real connection

Guest Bio

Lodro Rinzler is a meditation teacher, author, and speaker who has been teaching mindfulness and Buddhist practices for more than two decades. He is known for making meditation practical, accessible, and relevant to everyday life, and his work helps people move through self-doubt with greater clarity, compassion, and confidence.

Guest Links

Lodro Rinzler: lodrorinzler.com

Platform Links

🎧 Spotify → https://open.spotify.com/show/2jVR6V7X2kRiCCDXE0FTyl?si=IR3TsfEWR3WA6BzfBRnVXQ⁠⁠

🍎 Apple Podcasts → https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/the-audacious-living-podcast/id1547447345⁠⁠

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What if the stories your family carries today could help guide the people you love tomorrow?

In this episode of The Audacious Living Podcast, Audley Stephenson sits down with Cristian Cibils Bernardes, founder of Autograph AI, for a powerful conversation about storytelling, identity, curiosity, creative risk, and the future of human connection in the age of AI. Cristian shares the deeply personal journey that led him to build a company focused on preserving family stories, voices, memories, and lived experiences in a way that future generations can actually interact with.

At the heart of this conversation is a bigger question: what happens when technology is used not to replace our humanity, but to protect and deepen it? Cristian explains how his upbringing in Paraguay, his experience at Stanford and Google, and his own reflections on family, legacy, and loss all shaped the vision behind Autograph AI. What he is building is not just about recording the past. It is about creating a bridge between generations and giving people new ways to understand who they are and where they come from.

Audley and Cristian also explore why storytelling is more than communication. It is identity. It is how we make meaning of our lives. Cristian offers a thoughtful perspective on how we are not only the protagonists of our stories, but also the authors, editors, and publishers of them. That idea opens the door to a deeper discussion about self-awareness, personal growth, and the power of choosing how we interpret our experiences.

This episode also dives into the role of curiosity and creative risk-taking. Cristian reflects on leaving secure opportunities behind to write, build, and create something that felt uncertain but necessary. It is an honest look at what it means to step outside the familiar and trust that something meaningful can be built on the other side of discomfort.

This conversation is for anyone thinking about legacy, wrestling with change, exploring bold ideas, or trying to understand how to stay deeply human in a rapidly changing world. If you have ever wondered how your story shapes your life, or how technology can be used in service of something meaningful, this episode will give you a lot to sit with.

In this episode, you’ll hear about:

• Why storytelling is still one of the most powerful tools we have for identity and connection
• How Autograph AI is helping families preserve memories, voices, and legacy
• The difference between using AI to replace humanity versus support it
• Why curiosity can reduce judgment and open the door to deeper understanding
• How creative risk-taking can reveal who you really are
• What it means to be the protagonist, author, editor, and publisher of your own story

Guest Bio

Cristian Cibils Bernardes is the founder of Autograph AI, a company using artificial intelligence to help families preserve stories, memories, and lived experiences across generations. With a background that includes Stanford, Google, and a deep personal connection to storytelling, Cristian is exploring how technology can be used to strengthen identity, legacy, and human connection rather than weaken it.

Guest Links

Autograph AI: autograph.ai

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Sometimes the biggest shift in your life starts with a simple question: What if there’s more?

In this episode of The Audacious Living Podcast, Audley Stephenson sits down with entrepreneur and investor Bronson Hill to explore how curiosity can become a powerful driver for wealth, growth, and intentional living. What begins as a conversation about financial freedom quickly opens up into something deeper. This is about mindset, risk, and the willingness to explore new possibilities even when the outcome isn’t guaranteed.

Bronson shares his journey from a stable, high-paying career in medical sales to stepping into the unknown as an entrepreneur. Along the way, he opens up about the realities of investing, including losing $70,000 in a single day, and how moments like that can either break you or build you. What stands out is not just the success, but the perspective. The ability to stay curious in the face of uncertainty is what allows growth to continue.

Throughout the conversation, you’ll hear how curiosity helps you move past fear, avoid getting stuck in overthinking, and stay open to opportunities that others might miss. Whether it’s learning how to build passive income, understanding how mindset shapes financial decisions, or simply being willing to try something new, this episode is a reminder that growth doesn’t come from certainty. It comes from exploration.

If you’ve ever felt stuck, unsure about your next move, or hesitant to take a step toward something bigger, this conversation will meet you right where you are. It’s for anyone ready to think differently, act intentionally, and lean into the discomfort that often leads to meaningful change.

In this episode, you’ll hear about:

• How curiosity can reshape the way you think about wealth and opportunity
• Why failure is often the most valuable form of financial education
• The difference between taking action and getting stuck in analysis paralysis
• How to build passive income without creating more stress or time demands
• The role mindset plays in long-term financial growth
• Why being around the right people can elevate your thinking and results

Guest Bio

Bronson Hill is an entrepreneur, investor, and founder of Bronson Equity, where he helps individuals build passive income through real estate and alternative investments. After leaving a successful career in medical sales, he has raised millions in capital and now focuses on helping others achieve financial freedom through education and strategic investing.

Guest Links

https://bronsonequity.com/⁠

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Sometimes the way you show up matters more than how often you show up.

In this episode of The Audacious Living Podcast, I’m joined by Kristen from Interview Valet to explore how podcast guesting, when done with intention, becomes a powerful tool for building thought leadership and authentic influence. This conversation goes beyond surface-level marketing tactics and dives into what it really means to connect, serve, and show up in a way that resonates.

Kristen shares insights from her work helping professionals strategically position themselves on podcasts, and why it’s not about being everywhere, but about being in the right places with the right message. We talk about the difference between simply appearing on a show and truly making an impact, and how preparation, clarity, and mindset all play a role in that.

We also get into the human side of it… confidence, hesitation, and the internal dialogue that can hold people back from stepping into new opportunities. Kristen opens up about her own journey, reminding us that growth often begins the moment we choose to show up, even when we don’t feel fully ready.

This conversation is a reminder that real influence isn’t built through noise. It’s built through connection.

If you’ve ever wondered how to share your message more effectively, build trust with your audience, or step into your voice with more confidence, this episode will speak directly to you.

In this episode, you’ll hear about:

Why podcast guesting is more about strategy than visibility

How to build authentic connections instead of just promoting yourself

The mindset shift that turns conversations into opportunities

What separates a good podcast guest from a memorable one

How confidence develops through action, not before it

Why relationships remain the true currency in today’s digital world

Guest Bio

Kristen is a client account manager at Interview Valet, where she helps professionals leverage podcast guesting as a strategic marketing and relationship-building tool. She specializes in guiding clients to show up with clarity, confidence, and intention, ensuring their message resonates with the right audience.

Guest Links

https://interviewvalet.com/kristen⁠

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Apple Podcasts → https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/the-audacious-living-podcast/id1547447345

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Sometimes the moment you feel like stopping is the very moment you need to keep going.

In this episode of The Audacious Living Podcast, Audley Stephenson sits down with Edward M. Rahill, author of One Mile at a Time, for a thoughtful conversation about resilience, perseverance, and the legacy we leave behind. What starts as a discussion about endurance racing opens into something much deeper: how life tests us, what keeps us moving, and why so many people may be walking away just one step too soon.

Ed shares the deeply personal experiences that shaped his life and his book, including the powerful influence of his grandmother, the lessons he learned through adversity, and the mindset that helped him keep going through some of life’s hardest moments. His reflections on fear, consistency, and purpose offer a grounded reminder that growth often happens in the moments when we feel like we have the least left to give.

Audley and Ed also explore what it means to truly live a life that matters, not just for ourselves, but for the people who come after us. This conversation is a reminder that success is rarely built in one big moment. More often, it’s built one choice, one mile, and one act of courage at a time.

If you’ve been feeling tired, discouraged, uncertain, or tempted to give up on something meaningful, this episode will meet you there and challenge you to keep going.

In this episode, you’ll hear about:

Why so many people may be giving up just before the breakthrough

How small, consistent actions create lasting results

The legacy-building lessons Ed learned from his grandmother

How to keep going when motivation fades

Why fear should be managed, not obeyed

What it means to live a life that makes the world better

Guest Bio

Edward M. Rahill is the author of One Mile at a Time, a memoir that blends endurance racing, life experience, and personal reflection into a powerful message about perseverance and purpose. A former endurance road racing champion and accomplished business leader, Ed brings a rich perspective on resilience, legacy, and what it takes to keep moving forward.

Guest Links

🌐 Website:

https://onemileproductions.com⁠

📘 Book:

One Mile at a Time (Available on Amazon)

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Sometimes the boldest move you can make is the one that comes with no guarantees.

In this episode of The Audacious Living Podcast, Audley Stephenson sits down with entrepreneur, business builder, and author Leigh Angman for a thoughtful conversation about risk, resilience, and what it really takes to bet on yourself. From founding multiple companies across different industries to navigating setbacks, debt, and uncertainty, Leigh shares what he has learned about making bold decisions without losing sight of the bigger picture.

This conversation goes beyond business advice. It is really about mindset. Leigh opens up about the importance of trusting data over emotion, learning from mistakes, and staying committed to your vision long enough to give it a real chance to work. His perspective is honest, grounded, and deeply relevant for anyone trying to build something meaningful.

What makes this episode especially powerful is the reminder that success is rarely one giant leap. More often, it is a series of courageous choices, difficult pivots, and moments where you decide to keep going even when the outcome is uncertain. Leigh brings both practical wisdom and lived experience to that truth.

If you have ever felt stuck between playing it safe and going after something bigger, this episode will meet you right where you are. It is for the listener who knows there is more in them, but needs the reminder that bold action does not require certainty, only conviction.

In this episode, you’ll hear about:

Why smart risk-taking matters more than reckless confidence

How to trust the process when the outcome is still unclear

The difference between emotional decision-making and strategic decision-making

What entrepreneurship teaches you about resilience and self-belief

How setbacks can become some of your greatest lessons

Why bold moves often create the moments that change everything

Guest Bio

Leigh Angman is an entrepreneur, business strategist, and author who has founded or co-founded multiple companies across industries including real estate, hospitality, technology, gaming, and data science. With decades of experience in business development and corporate finance, he helps business owners think more clearly, grow more strategically, and lead with conviction.

Guest Links

🌐 Website: https://spructis.com⁠

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