The Real Success Story of Your Life is not trophies, applause, or a perfect track record. It is peace over performance, and identity that does not collapse when you miss the shot.

In this episode, author Peter Young shares how sports exposed the mind games that hold people back, why pressure is often a mindset problem, and how faith reframes success. We also talk about storytelling, writing, and why he refuses to hand human craft over to AI.

IN THIS EPISODE

• Peace over performance: redefining success
• The “10 foot putt” analogy and what pressure really is
• Identity in Christ vs identity in outcomes
• Philippians 4:6-7 and John Wooden’s definition of success
• Love the game vs needing something from it
• Fear of failure in business: take the shot anyway
• Training the mind: renewing it daily
• Why stories teach better than lectures
• Writing messy, editing hard, and building the right support team
• AI and authorship: what should stay human

CONNECT WITH PETER YOUNG
https://authorpeteryoung.com

BOOKS
Available on Amazon, Barnes and Noble, Kobo, and other retailers (search “Peter Young”).

MORE FROM LATRICIA MORRIS
https://thebrandrevivalist.com
https://oxandiron.co

CHAPTERS / TIMESTAMPS
0:00 Intro
0:23 Meet Peter Young
2:02 Identity and The Blue Team
4:32 Pressure and the 10 foot putt
7:55 Philippians 4 and John Wooden on success
10:10 Love the game vs needing something from it
12:54 Discernment and wisdom (James 1)
19:48 Business, failure, and taking the shot
22:22 Joshua and “get your feet wet first”
30:33 Rock bottom and clarity
38:26 Storytelling and the gospel
41:42 Publishing, editing, and building a team
45:45 AI and writing
55:03 Daily habits: Word and community
56:15 Where to find Peter

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#ChristianLeadership #Mindset #FaithInBusiness

Marketplace ministry is not a Sunday-only concept. It is a way of operating in business with integrity, joy, and excellence.

Rob Patz, founder of Abundant TV (the fastest-growing Christian television network in the world) and Coastal Media, sits down with LaTricia Morris to discuss what it takes to build Christian media that reaches people, lead with transparency in hard seasons, and shepherd the community you build.

In this episode, Rob shares:

• How his pastor-entrepreneur parents shaped his worldview on business and faith
• The moment 60% of his business walked out the door and what God taught him about trust
• Why Christian leaders must maintain the same posture in the palace and the lion's den
• Practical content strategy: hook attention, build narrative, evolve your show
• Why community is the product around your content and how to shepherd it with integrity
• The 1% rule and why this is "the year of next"

Rob Patz:

• https://abundanttv.com/
• https://www.facebook.com/rob.patz/
• https://www.instagram.com/robpatz/?hl=en
• https://x.com/robsgm?lang=en

LaTricia Morris:

• https://thebrandrevivalist.com
• https://oxandiron.co

0:00 Intro
0:24 Pastor's home + entrepreneur's home
3:03 Living your faith consistently
5:39 When 60% of business walked out
8:03 Trust in hard times
9:57 Palace and lion's den leadership
12:57 Wrong metrics for God's presence
16:00 The 1% rule and "the year of next"
22:45 Arrow and precision
24:49 "Suddenly" and the 10-year overnight success
40:17 Hooking attention in 30-60 seconds
42:45 Reviewing your last five episodes
46:57 Building narrative and goals
52:16 Community and consumer experience
59:43 Shepherding your people
1:01:44 Where to find Rob

Debbie Fisher joins LaTricia Morris (The Brand Revivalist, Ox & Iron) to talk about what happens when you give God a real yes.

Debbie shares how she walked away from music for years after believing the lie that she was not good enough, then returned to songwriting and recording through a series of obedient next steps. The conversation covers mission, identity, stamina, discernment, and the real business side of being an independent artist.

This episode is for the creator who feels called, feels behind, and needs a practical way to move again.

• What it looks like to give God your yes without having the whole map
• Success as faithfulness and peace, not applause
• The mind game of creative work: stamina, thick skin, and discernment
• The real costs of releasing music (copyright, production, marketing, distribution)
• Building a personal brand as an artist without selling your soul
• Why live events matter, and how to extend your runway in a demanding season
• A word for the creator in a wilderness season: research, take one step, repeat

• Website: http://www.debbiefishermusic.com
• Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ddfisher2003
• Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ddfisher2003/
• TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@debbiefishermusic
• YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@debbiefishermusic4503

Find Debbie on iTunes, Spotify, and other streaming platforms under her artist name: Debbie Fisher.

If this conversation served you, subscribe and share it with a creator who needs courage to take the next step.

More from LaTricia Morris and The Brand Revivalist: https://thebrandrevivalist.com

00:00 Intro + welcome
00:24 Debbie's background in music + the gap years
01:53 The yes moment + accelerated momentum
04:03 Detours, calling, and provision
07:44 Mission behind the music + faith country to mainstream
12:43 The real business of music (costs, marketing, distribution)
16:13 Extending your runway: stamina, grit, and support
19:08 Discernment in opportunities and connections
23:26 Personal brand as an artist + differentiation
28:16 Distribution channels + diversifying the strategy
31:15 Peace, capacity, and seasons of life
40:18 A word for the creator in the wilderness
42:53 Where to find Debbie + closing

Some of y'all may not love what I'm about to say, but the struggle you have been going through may be one of the greatest gifts God could have given you.

In this episode, we're tackling depression, darkness, and the battle of the mind for Christians in leadership and entrepreneurship head-on. This is a taboo topic in too many circles, and it is costing people their peace, their health, and sometimes their lives.

If you are in a hard season right now, I want you to hear me: you are not alone, you are not disqualified, and you are not powerless. There is warfare between the giving of the vision and the taking of the land. The discipline is learning to take thoughts captive, reframe the narrative, and return to truth.

If you want help building a brand and business with clarity, and conviction, start here:
Work with me: https://thebrandrevivalist.com

• Why depression and anxiety are more common in entrepreneurship than most people admit
• Why Christians are not immune to darkness, and why that does not mean you have missed it
• Elijah after Mount Carmel: the crash, the cave, and God's reframe
• Philippians 3: pressing on when life gets long and heavy
• The battle of the mind: reframing, renewing, and returning to truth
• Why the enemy wants you out of the game - and why you are dangerous to darkness
• Practical reframing questions to help you get traction again

• Philippians 3 - pressing on, forgetting what is behind, straining toward what is ahead
• 2 Corinthians 12:10 - when I am weak, then I am strong
• Romans 8 - nothing can separate us from the love of God through Christ Jesus

• What are you learning or taking from this season?
• Is there something you will never do again, or will consistently adopt for the future?
• What part of you do you see God burning out as you prepare for the next season?
• What is surfacing internally that needs to be dealt with?
• How does what you are thinking measure up to the Word of God?
• Does what you are thinking align with your royal identity in Christ?

If you want to build a brand that is clear, enforceable, and aligned with who God made you to be, go here:
https://thebrandrevivalist.com

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Faith isn’t a trend and neither is the cross we where as a symbol of our faith.

In this episode, I’m joined by Adele Latu from Australia, founder of Soul Submitted Designs, a faith-forward apparel brand built with conviction, quality, and a clear gospel backbone.

We talk about:

• Why “Christian symbols” without Christian substance is a problem
• What it really takes to be unapologetic about faith in public
• Why excellence and integrity matter in Kingdom business
• How mentorship (especially for Gen Z) creates safe space, strength, and direction

If you’ve been called to build something with God—and you’re trying to do it with clarity, courage, and standards—this one will meet you.

Connect with Adele / Soul Submitted Designs:
Website: https://soulsubmitteddesigns.com/en-us

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@SoulSubmittedDesigns

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/soul_submitted_designs/?hl=en

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/soulsubmitteddesigns

#ChristianEntrepreneur #KingdomBusiness #FaithInBusiness #BrandStrategy #ChristianBusiness #MarketplaceMinistry #Entrepreneurship #Branding

MTV once ruled the world of music and pop culture, shaping generations and creating icons. But as technology evolved and consumer expectations shifted, the brand that once defined "cool" struggled to keep up. So, what happened? And more importantly, what can YOU learn from their story to avoid the same fate in your business?

In this episode, we dive into:
🎸 MTV’s rise to cultural dominance and how they built an empire.
📉 The market forces and tech evolution that led to their decline.
💡 Actionable lessons on staying relevant, evolving with your audience, and creating meaningful connections.

Whether you're a business owner, marketer, or just someone fascinated by the intersection of culture and strategy, this episode is packed with insights to help you level up and future-proof your brand.

👉 Don’t miss out on more game-changing insights! Hit that subscribe button and join us as we explore the strategies that keep brands thriving in an ever-changing world

Top brands in 2026 won’t win with stupid gimmicks or by being the squeakiest wheel. They’ll win by building worlds customers want to step into.

In this video, I break down:

• Why you’re not losing to “better companies” (you’re losing to better marketing + brand strategy)
• Why demand starts with expectation
• The shift from information to immersion
• The 3 steps to world building: Vibe → Immersion → a signature 4D moment

The Question: does your brand create a reaction—or does it require an explanation?

Subscribe if you’re done blending in and ready to build demand on purpose.

#worldbuilding #brandstrategy #branding #marketingstrategy #demandgeneration

Can we stop pretending entrepreneurship is all sunshine and rented Bentleys?

Nobody wants to talk about what it actually costs to build something from scratch, especially when you didn't get handed a silver platter.

I'm talking about the times you're dressed to the nines, showing up like you've got it all together, but inside you're like "what the hell am I missing here?"

The finances. The family time you sacrifice. The stress that sits on your chest.,, There's a reason depression and anxiety are 3-4x higher in entrepreneurs than the average person. We're carrying a LOT.

But here's the real deal:

Entrepreneurship isn't just a job title. It's a calling. An anointing.

When God sets your feet on this path, you're not doing it alone. You're walking hand-in-hand with Him across a chasm the world can't even see a bridge for.

Yeah, people are gonna think you're crazy. They won't get it. The resources won't make sense. But if God called you to build it, He's gonna see you through it.

The hardest part is not the strategy or logistics. It's letting God mold you into the leader you were meant to be.

So stop trying to carry all the weight alone. If God ain't big enough, you got bigger problems. Trust He's got you.

👉 SUBSCRIBE for real talk on branding, faith, and building a legacy.

🔗 thebrandrevivalist.com

Struggling to choose between a personal brand and a corporate brand?

You don’t have to. In this video, I break down a practical brand strategy to build BOTH, so you get human connection on the front end and a sellable, scalable business on the back end.What you’ll learn:1. Why nobody wants another “corporate friend” (and what to do instead)2. How your personal brand builds trust and drives demand3. How your corporate brand captures demand, holds IP/processes, and becomes sellable4. The “joined but perforated” structure (Ox & Iron + The Brand Revivalist)5. How this dual approach keeps you resilient in a fast-changing marketWork with me: https://thebrandrevivalist.com/Connect on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/latricia-morris-447a35199/If you’re building both, drop what’s working for you in the comments.P.S. Make sure you hit subscribe to learn how to grow a brand with real impact and legacy.#PersonalBrand #CorporateBrand #BrandStrategy #BrandIdentity #Entrepreneurship #MarketingStrategy #BusinessGrowth #ContentStrategy #VisualIdentity

Want to be seen as the go-to? Don’t chase “reach,” chase concentration.
When you dominate a smaller circle with bold, repeated visibility, you build a sense of notoriety. That concentrated presence acts like PR on steroids: if one group sees you everywhere, it becomes easier for the next group to believe you’re the name to know.
The goal isn’t just avoiding broad, watered-down messaging. It’s about creating a stronghold where your reputation snowballs, fast.
#BrandStrategy #MarketingROI #AuthorityBuilding