In this raw and reflective episode of Master of Circumstance, Jamie opens up about what it was like to record the audiobook version of his work—and how the process blindsided him in the best way.

He thought he was just revisiting the content. What actually happened? Old wounds reopened. New clarity emerged. And the weight of his own words forced him to confront truths he didn’t expect to hit so hard.

This episode isn’t just about an audiobook—it’s about how revisiting your story with intention can bring healing, humility, and power. If you’ve ever wondered what it takes to write—or live—something real, Jamie pulls back the curtain here.

In this intimate and insightful episode of Master of Circumstance, Jamie and his wife Sandra share what’s kept their marriage strong—not because it’s been easy, but because it’s been intentional.

They dive deep into the concept of marital context—how most couples unconsciously build their relationship around not getting divorced, and why that default setting actually leads to disconnection and survival mode. Jamie and Sandra unpack how casting a shared vision for their future changed everything.

From imagining themselves in their 80's on a porch swing to asking, “Who do I need to become for us to end up there together?”—this episode reveals how purpose-driven marriage is forged, not found.

In this powerful episode of Master of Circumstance, Jamie dives deep into two of the heaviest emotional weights people carry: shame and guilt. Most people confuse the two—or worse, let both define who they are and what they’re worth.

Jamie brings clarity to the conversation by breaking down the key differences: guilt says “I did something wrong,” while shame says “I am something wrong.” He unpacks how these emotions form, how they hijack your identity, and most importantly—how to confront them so they stop calling the shots in your life.

Whether you’re dealing with a mistake you regret, or a label you’ve carried for years, this episode is your invitation to step out of the shadows and reclaim your worth.

Jamie interviews Provisional Licensed Professional Counselor Matt Kessler about his approach to counseling.

In this episode of Master of Circumstance, Jamie welcomes Kristen Craren from Greenway Therapy to share her powerful story of transformation—not just emotionally, but neurologically. Kristen opens up about how she radically improved her brain function and overall mental clarity through intentional nutrition and neurofeedback therapy.

She breaks down how both approaches work, what changes she noticed in her focus, mood, and energy, and why these often-overlooked tools can be game-changers for anyone feeling stuck in cycles of anxiety, brain fog, or burnout.

If you’ve ever felt like you’re not firing on all cylinders mentally, this episode will expand your understanding of what’s possible—because your brain isn’t broken, it just might need a reset.

n this continuation of Through My Mentor’s Eyes, Jamie and Chris Kuhl go further into the gritty, grace-filled process of becoming. Chris doesn’t hold back—he shares what it’s really like to walk with someone through healing, identity shifts, leadership struggles, and the battle to live with integrity.

This episode shines a light on the uncomfortable truth: growth isn’t pretty. It’s slow. It’s layered. And it’s full of setbacks. But with the right people around you—people who speak truth in love and stay through the mess—it becomes possible.

You’ll hear stories that reveal how far Jamie’s come, why mentorship matters more than ever, and how powerful it is to be fully seen and fully challenged by someone who wants the best for you.

In this special episode of Master of Circumstance, Jamie sits down with the man who’s had a front-row seat to his evolution—his mentor, Chris Kuhl. But instead of telling his own story, Jamie hands the mic over and lets Chris speak into it.

Chris shares what it’s been like to watch Jamie’s transformation from the outside looking in—through the highs, the heartbreak, and the breakthroughs. It’s not just a trip down memory lane—it’s a masterclass in mentorship, growth, and what it means to walk with someone through the messy middle of becoming.

Whether you’re guiding someone else, looking for guidance yourself, or wondering if people really can change—this episode is honest proof that transformation is possible, but it doesn’t happen alone.

In this episode of Master of Circumstance, Jamie tackles one of the most deceptively simple topics: the difference between right and wrong. Spoiler alert—it’s not always about facts or logic. Sometimes, it’s about pain, pride, or the stories we’ve told ourselves to justify staying stuck.

Drawing from his work as a therapist and real-life conversations, Jamie exposes how people weaponize “being right,” why moral absolutism can be a trap, and how our interpretation of truth is often more personal than we realize.

He offers practical tools to help you stop arguing for your limitations, start owning your impact, and move forward with clarity and conviction—even when the situation is messy.

This episode of Master of Circumstance gets personal—in the best way. Jamie brings on his son, William Morgan, for a raw and insightful father-son talk that covers way more than just finances.

They dive into what it really means to manage money wisely, but also how to be mentally and emotionally coachable in a world that celebrates pride and independence. Jamie doesn’t just parent—he mentors. And William shows up with humility, openness, and a perspective that’s rare in young men today.

If you’re a parent, this episode will challenge how you lead your kids. If you’re a young adult, it’ll challenge how you take correction. Either way, it’s a conversation every generation needs to hea

In this powerful conversation, Jamie and Sandra Morgan dig into one of the biggest flaws in how most people enter marriage: the unspoken agreement that “we just won’t get divorced.” While that sounds noble, it’s actually a fear-based context that centers around avoidance, not purpose.

Jamie and Sandra share how they flipped the script in their own relationship by casting a clear, intentional vision of what they wanted—a future worth fighting for. From imagining life on the porch at 85 to asking, “Who do I need to become to make that vision real?”, they challenge couples to stop reacting to problems and start building toward purpose.

If you’re married, dating, divorced, or hoping to try again—this episode will give you a fresh lens, a deeper why, and practical steps to reset the context of your relationship.