In our latest podcast episode, I chat with magician Scott Chamberlain about the art of embracing failures with humor and authenticity. Scott shares how magicians prepare for mishaps and transform them into engaging experiences. This conversation dives into using humor to form genuine connections and making the most of our mistakes. Tune in to learn how these magical insights can apply to everyday life and discover a beginner magic trick that could add a little fun to your routine!

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We are so excited to interview Mike Nelson, Clinical Mental Health Counselor, on our show today! Mike shares about how his background and passions influenced his decision to become a therapist, and how creativity plays such a deep and significant role in mental health.

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References and Resources:

• Book referral: Big Magic by Elizabeth Gilbert

• Michael Nelson’s Youtube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@mikenelsoncmhc/videos
  

For today's episode, Ryan interviews Joanna Lilley, who is a nationally certified counselor who serves as a Therapeutic Consultant working with young adults. Her specialty lies in helping young adults, mainly college students, navigate challenging periods of transition. She shares some inspiring experiences of rejection and failure, perseverance and grit, and how self-care has helped her better serve her clients and those around her.

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Dr. Randy Hyde, a practicing psychologist and owner of Preferred Family Clinic in Provo Utah, joins Ryan today on the Fail It to Nail It Podcast. Ryan interviews Randy about his journey to finding success in the field of psychology, but also what he learned in all aspects of his life along the way. He shares a quote that he keeps on his door - If you aren’t failing, then you aren’t sufficiently challenging yourself. He ties everything together by talking about how love, compassion, and deep connections with others is incredibly important for our fulfillment in life.

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In today's episode I had the pleasure of speaking with Psychologist Dr. Rod Veas. We will dive deep into some intercultural aspects of education and mental health, talk about Rod's own personal hurdles that he had to overcome to find success, and we'll learn more about his mindset and philosophy that helped him to build resilience through these trials.

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Hello everyone, Ryan here again! I loved chatting and interviewing my long-time best friend, Mike Armatage. He is an expert in his field, Information Technology (IT), and has a passion for working with electronics. Even after knowing him for so long and seeing his career journey, I still had my eyes opened to some of his experiences in this field as well as some of the hurdles that he ran into that he would have to resolve to be successful.

We are so excited to present our podcast to you! Join us today as we introduce ourselves, talk about why we started this podcast, explore why people struggle with failure, and dive deeper into what we hope to accomplish by embracing failure, redefining success, and turning our setbacks into comebacks.

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Ryan here! I interviewed Lindsey on the 3rd episode of our podcast Fail It to Nail It. I knew much of her story already and was excited for all of you to learn more about her, her struggles, and how she overcame them. We will discuss how she struggled with growth because she feared discomfort. She realized she could no longer run from discomfort if she wanted to accomplish her goals and experience true growth. We talk about the struggles she went through in school, challenges in making decisions about her career, how she worked through fear of failure and insecurities, and how she worked through those challenges and developed skills to overcome them.

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