The Daily Drive
Aiming to provide perspective not perscription and "Just in Time" learning, not "Just In Case" learning.
These episodes are meant to make you think, make you ask important questions, and continue to mature on the journey that is life!
Episodes
547 episodes
548. Poker Face
In today's episode of the Daily Drive, we explore how athletes can conquer early-season fear of failure by borrowing a powerful mindset from high-stakes poker: separate the quality of your decision from the quality of the outcome. Just like a p...
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544. Rapping Backwards
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539. Project X
In today's episode of the Daily Drive, I share a wild teenage story of turning a small house hangout into an uncontrollable 200-300 person rager—complete with a Craigslist-fueled heist that stole jewelry, including my dad's Rolex—after I foolis...
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538. Caterpillar Season
In today's episode of the Daily Drive, I dive into the powerful metaphor that so many chase the butterfly life—freedom, beauty, success—without embracing the gritty caterpillar season of struggle, failure, falling flat, and doing the unglamorou...
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537. Why Process > Outcome is Crap
In today's episode of the Daily Drive, after years in performance coaching, the host challenges the popular mantra of "process over outcome," calling traditional process goals—vague ideas like "stay aggressive"—largely ineffective. Instead, he ...
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536. Prediction Makes You Lose
In today's episode of the Daily Drive, we explore why overly clever systems often fail in the real world—because we chase certainty when adaptability is what truly wins. Discover how the best leaders aren't rigid planners, but those who spot fa...
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535. You Don't Bleach Your Colored Clothes
In today's episode of the Daily Drive, we explore the hidden dynamics of feedback loops in our minds and systems: how long loops lead to mode bleed and eventual anergy, while short loops deliver sharp mode clarity and peak efficiency. We’ll bre...
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534. Copying
In today's episode of the Daily Drive, we explore why copying others often leads to losing your edge—it's not just the act, but the lazy thought process behind it that stifles true innovation. Learn how asking yourself the right questions can s...
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533. Be Abundant
In today's episode of the Daily Drive, explore the transformative power of shifting from a scarcity to an abundance mindset—not just in wealth, but in how we approach opportunities, competition, and personal growth. Drawing from real-life examp...
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532. Time Machine Exercise
In today's episode of the Daily Drive, we dive into a raw and urgent reflection on life's toughest seasons—those moments when nothing seems to go your way. What if the hardship you're facing right now turns out to be the best thing that ever ha...
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531. What the Successful Don't Tell You
In today's episode of the Daily Drive, we explore why comparing yourself to others' polished success can be misleading—you're often seeing their final iteration, not the messy ones before. Discover the power of data-driven iterations through re...
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530. My New Year's Resolution
In today's episode of the Daily Drive, the host reflects on ditching the New Year's resolution frenzy for a simpler approach: slashing his habit tracker from a packed list to just one or two essentials. He challenges the old belief that constan...
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529 Not Yet
In today's episode of the Daily Drive, we dive into the profound "not yet" season—those stretches where you're doing everything right, yet the breakthrough hasn't arrived. Drawing from faith in Christ, the host explores the essential posture of...
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528. Mop the Floors
In today's episode of the Daily Drive, we uncover the remarkable true story of Sidney J. Weinberg, the Wall Street legend who started as a janitor's assistant at Goldman Sachs in 1907, sweeping floors for $3 a week, before his grit and initiati...
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527. All Your Work is Gone
In today's episode of the Daily Drive, we explore the devastating 1922 theft of Ernest Hemingway's suitcase in a Paris train station—containing nearly all his early manuscripts and carbons— and how this crushing loss forced him to rebuild from ...
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526. Moonlight or Streetlight?
In today's episode of the Daily Drive, we return from a refreshing holiday break with a powerful metaphor from Caribbean beaches: why red lights protect sea turtle hatchlings by preserving their instinct to follow true moonlight to the ocean, n...
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