What if most of what we call “knowledge” is only the beginning? In this Solo with Intention episode, Bryan Hatch explores the different layers of knowing, (data, information, knowledge, and wisdom), and how each impacts your ability to lead with intention.

From the dangers of false confidence to the power of lived experience, this conversation challenges you to rethink what you think you know, and embrace a more intentional path to true understanding.

Whether you're leading a team, raising a family, or making decisions about your future, this episode will give you tools to move from information overload to wisdom-driven clarity.

[00:00:43] What does it really mean to “know” something?

[00:02:10] Why knowledge isn’t just about gathering facts

[00:03:39] Introducing the 3 types of knowledge Bryan teaches

[00:04:58] Declarative knowledge: the “what” we know

[00:06:47] Procedural knowledge: the “how” of doing

[00:08:25] Conditional knowledge: knowing when and why to apply it

[00:10:02] The trap of thinking we “should know better”

[00:11:18] Why understanding the types of knowledge leads to more grace

[00:12:56] Examples from parenting and leadership: knowing vs. doing

[00:14:21] Conditional knowledge in action: learning what fits the moment

[00:15:54] When teaching fails because we skip context

[00:17:42] What it means to practice what we know

[00:19:01] Choosing intentional knowledge that leads to action

[00:20:39] Final thoughts: the real question is what kind of knowing are you using?

To learn more about Brendon Burchard, visit here: https://www.brendon.ai/

To learn more about Brandon Craig, visit: https://ontocore.com/

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Chris Powell has spent decades helping people transform physically, but in this episode of The Intentional Way, he opens up about the mindset behind real, lasting change. From personal struggle to national spotlight, Chris shares what’s driven him to keep going, even in the darkest moments.

He explains how identity, not willpower, is the key to meaningful transformation, and how something as small as keeping one daily promise can change your life.

If you’ve ever struggled to stay consistent, find motivation, or believe in your own potential, this episode will give you a powerful new way to move forward with intention.

[00:01:12] Chris reflects on his mission, and why he can’t quit, even when life gets hard

[00:04:55] The fear of regret and the decision to play his cards fully

[00:07:19] How contribution became his fuel for personal and professional purpose

[00:10:37] Why some support systems hold us back and how to find new ones

[00:13:23] Navigating relationships when your growth triggers someone else’s fear

[00:16:31] Chris opens up about his deepest fears, including not being loved or respected

[00:20:36] Rebuilding after success: fear of irrelevance and running out of time

[00:23:53] The mental battle between fear and hope and why “I’ll show you” wins

[00:26:39] The spark of progress and the unexpected moments that reignite belief

[00:29:24] Chris’s personal journey through business collapse and emotional chaos

[00:32:52] How a “ping pong ball” exercise helps reframe setbacks and build strength

[00:36:44] Spotting the lesson in the struggle and why toxic positivity doesn’t work

[00:39:24] Identity is dynamic: becoming who you want to be, one choice at a time

[00:42:08] The anchor promise: why one small commitment can change your life forever

You can learn more about Chris on his website: https://chrispowell.com/about/

Follow Chris on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/realchrispowell/

or on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/realchrispowell

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What happens when an elite athlete becomes obsessed with understanding what drives human potential? In this episode, Bryan Hatch interviews Danny Southwick, professional quarterback, PhD candidate, and positive psychology researcher, about the real science behind grit, motivation, and lasting success.

Danny shares what football taught him about self-worth, how studying under Angela Duckworth shifted his paradigm, and why psychology became a path of healing, not just performance.

Whether you’re chasing a personal goal or mentoring others to grow, this episode will challenge your assumptions and fuel your belief in what’s possible.

[00:01:24] Danny reflects on the coaches and mentors who shaped his early confidence

[00:04:03] Why talent alone doesn’t predict success—and how he learned to value effort

[00:07:18] The moment he realized football wouldn’t fix his self-worth

[00:10:40] Studying under Angela Duckworth and redefining grit through lived experience

[00:14:52] How faith and mindset intersected in his pursuit of excellence

[00:18:37] The myth of the “self-made” athlete and why support systems matter

[00:22:10] Danny explains the internal conflict of ego vs. growth

[00:26:47] Why he left professional football to pursue a PhD in psychology

[00:30:24] Making peace with imperfection and redefining his identity off the field

[00:34:02] How psychology became a personal mission, not just academic research

[00:36:48] The shift from performance obsession to process-based living

[00:39:42] Danny shares his strategy for staying present and aligned with purpose

[00:41:50] The power of reframing setbacks and seeing yourself as more than results

[00:43:58] Reflections on mentorship, legacy, and creating meaningful impact

You can connect with Danny on LinkedIn here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/danny-southwick-593271a4/

Or learn more about him on Wikipedia here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Danny_Southwick

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