My guest for Episode #307 is Terry Whalin, who shares why authors must take full responsibility for selling their books—and the costly publishing myths many writers believe. Listen: Check …
Losing Her Best Employee Was the Wake-Up Call Betsy Pepine Needed to Reinvent Her Real Estate Company
Losing her best employee forced real estate entrepreneur Betsy Pepine to confront a hard truth: she had built a business—but not a culture. That mistake became the catalyst for redefining leadership, …
How a “Happy Mistake” on Mount Katahdin Shaped John Willson’s Leadership Journey in ADHD Education
A wrong turn on Mount Katahdin became a “happy mistake” that shaped John Willson’s leadership philosophy—and how he helps young people with ADHD learn, grow, and build resilience through …
Why Staying Silent Was Her Favorite Mistake — Dr. Tia Warrick on Speaking Up and Career Growth
Staying silent can feel safe—until it quietly holds your career back. In this episode, Dr. Tia Warrick shares how not speaking up early in her career became her favorite mistake, and how learning to …
Why the Corporate Ladder Was My Biggest Mistake — Kason Morris on Redefining Work and Purpose
Climbing the corporate ladder is often framed as success—but what if it costs more than it gives? In this episode, Kason Morris shares how relentless ambition became his biggest mistake, and how …
Ignoring My Gut Got Me Fired—and Set Me Free: Tash Doherty on Career Mistakes and Creative Freedom
What happens when you ignore your instincts at the very start of your career? For Tash Doherty, that decision led to being fired from Postmates—and unexpectedly opened the door to writing, creative …