Trust isn’t built by chance—especially when mistakes can be deadly. Retired intelligence officer JJ Brun shares how early failures, misjudgments, and hard-earned self-awareness shaped his approach to …
Gene Steratore on Officiating, Imperfection, and Learning From Mistakes
When every call is scrutinized in real time, mistakes aren’t just possible—they’re inevitable. Former NFL and NCAA referee Gene Steratore reflects on what officiating taught him about humility, …
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How Christine King Went from Welfare to Pioneering Female CEO in Semiconductors
What starts as a “bad reason” to choose a major can sometimes change everything. In this episode, Christine “Chris” King shares how an unlikely decision—made while she was a single mother on …
Unsubscribed: Why Political Texts Won’t Leave You Alone, with State Sen. Stephanie Pitcher
If you’ve ever replied “STOP” to a political text and still kept getting more, you’re not alone. In this special bonus episode, Utah State Senator and criminal defense attorney Stephanie Pitcher …
The Crown That Fell Off: Dr. Edward Feinberg’s Favorite Mistake in Restorative Dentistry
What happens when a crown falls off—and the patient is a fellow dentist you want to impress? In this episode, Dr. Edward Feinberg shares how a rare failure early in his career reshaped his meticulous …
Overcoming Mistakes in Tech Leadership: Steve Pereira’s Journey with Flow Engineering
What happens when a smart, well-intentioned solution turns out to solve the wrong problem? Steve Pereira shares how a quiet but costly mistake early in his tech career—building in isolation without …