The Fail Journal
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Bryant Ellis is a Forbes 30 under 30 serial entrepreneur whose main company "The Adventure Challenge" has grown from the ground up to a 100 million dollar company within 3 years. Bryant created this podcast to inspire entrepreneurs, artists, and dreamers to run after their dreams by embracing risk and failure along the journey.
The Fail Journal
1M ago
In this heartfelt episode, Bryant Ellis welcomes Jimmy Darts, a figure whose acts of kindness have captured the hearts of many across social media. Jimmy, with his down-to-earth demeanor, discusses the intertwining of his dreams with a strong foundation of faith, offering an intimate glimpse into how this blend guides him in making impactful decisions and creating meaningful content.
Jimmy candidly shares his approach to pursuing aspirations with a blend of practicality and faith, emphasizing the power of small, genuine acts in achieving great outcomes. His personal stories serve as a testamen ..read more
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1M ago
In this episode of our podcast, we delve into the essence of emotional intelligence, spotlighting the three critical traits that set apart highly emotionally intelligent individuals in today's polarized landscape. Our exploration begins with a foundational insight: situations are rarely black and white. As we navigate an era marked by sharply divided opinions and narratives, acknowledging the complex spectrum of human emotions and scenarios becomes increasingly crucial. Bryant discusses the importance of moving beyond binary perspectives to appreciate the nuanced realities that define our worl ..read more
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2M ago
Bryant Ellis explores the complexities of anxiety, shedding light on his own experiences with navigating high-pressure scenarios. He uncovers how our inherent need for control is a significant root of anxiety, providing novel insights for those battling with their anxious thoughts.
In this insightful episode, Bryant combines empathy with actionable advice, stressing that anxiety should be seen as a natural reaction to stress, rather than a flaw. He points out that our pursuit of control not only fuels anxiety but also stems from our habit of labeling situations as "good" or "bad." This black-a ..read more
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3M ago
In this eye-opening episode of our podcast, host Bryant sits down with the remarkable Shelby Stanger, a woman whose life is as adventurous as it is inspiring. Shelby, an acclaimed adventure journalist and a beacon of inspiration for many, joins us to delve into the fascinating interplay between adventure and mental wellbeing.
Our conversation revolves around Shelby's latest literary offering, "Will to Wild: Adventures Great and Small to Change Your Life", a compelling read published by Simon and Schuster. This book isn't just a collection of thrilling escapades; it's a testament to the transfo ..read more
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3M ago
In this captivating episode of our podcast, we sit down with the multi-talented David Norona, renowned for his roles in "Jack Ryan," "Designated Survivor," "One Tree Hill," and "Six Feet Under." David is not just an acclaimed actor but also an inspiring writer, director, and the founder of the acting school, BCA.
This conversation is not just for actors but for anyone with a dream they're chasing. David shares invaluable insights into the journey of pursuing a passion, balancing it with a healthy mindset, and avoiding the pitfalls that come with the hunger for recognition. His experiences and ..read more
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4M ago
In this episode, we dive into a unique perspective on comparison, exploring its hidden facets. It's common knowledge that drawing comparisons with others isn't beneficial, but have you ever wondered why we fall into this trap and how we can escape it? We also delve into aspects of life where societal norms encourage comparison, questioning whether these comparisons are truly advantageous as often claimed.
Join Bryant Ellis and Marcus Miller as they delve deep into the topic of comparison. They discuss how this mindset can negatively impact our drive, aspirations, and even our understanding of ..read more
The Fail Journal
1y ago
In this week's episode, we're delighted to welcome the vibrant and dynamic Annie Cooper - a fitness coach, entrepreneur, and dating app user. While she may not be a professional dating coach, Annie's experiences and insights make for a fun and engaging conversation.
Join us as we delve into the world of dating apps, discussing the do's and don'ts for men and women to improve their matches, and share good and bad date ideas. Annie also talks about how her fitness journey has influenced her approach to dating, and why it's important to stay true to yourself in the digital dating world.
Get ready ..read more
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1y ago
In this enlightening episode, we're joined by Dr. McNulty, a renowned naturopathic doctor and founder of the cutting-edge "Nature and Science" holistic medical clinic in San Diego, California.
With a unique specialization in IV nutrient therapy, Dr. McNulty shares his expertise in supporting a wide range of health concerns, from cancer care to chronic health issues and anti-aging treatments.
Our conversation dives deep into the world of holistic medicine as we explore the benefits of IV nutrient therapy and its role in promoting overall well-being. Dr. McNulty also sheds light on the a ..read more
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1y ago
There's a difference between pursuing dreams and pursuing dreams while raising a family and growing your marriage.
In this episode I talk with Donta and Chantell Nelson about the ups and downs of being highly ambitious individuals, all while making your marriage and your kids your first priority. They open up about what makes a good partnership and the tools they've used to build a life that is centered around both their family and their passions.
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1y ago
Marcus Miller returns to the podcast to talk about one of my favorite subjects.
One of the most important elements of creating a lifestyle that sustains your ability to run after big dreams is learning how to create an eco-system of people to do life with.
Without this, we not only have a lower quality of life, but we don't feel as powerful to take risks and run after the scary things when we don't feel like we have people who are in our corner and care about us when we fail.
In this episode we break down practical steps that we've both taken in different seasons of life to crea ..read more