What happens when the man you were… no longer fits the life you’re in?

For Adam Everett, leaving the military didn’t feel like coming home. It felt like losing everything. Without the mission, the structure, or the brotherhood, he spiraled into silence, shame, and isolation. On the outside, he looked fine. On the inside, he was falling apart.

This episode is about what happens after the uniform comes off and what it really takes to rebuild your life from the inside out. Adam shares the moment he hit rock bottom, how faith helped him start over, and why true strength starts with vulnerability.

If you’re a man carrying more than you’re letting on… this one’s for you.

Chase McNary went from medical sales to instant fame on The Bachelorette. Overnight he was recognized everywhere, making money on Instagram, and being paid to party. But the dream wasn’t what it seemed.

For four years, Chase lived in the noise — appearances, bottle service, even opening a bar built on his TV persona. Then came the breaking point. In this episode, he shares the cost of chasing fame, why walking away was the only way forward, and how he chose to build a life that lasts: one woman, one family, one mission. He also pulls back the curtain on the reality TV moment that changed everything.

Listen now and hear what happens when the spotlight fades.

Former NHL enforcer Dave Shachard built his 14-year professional hockey career on a simple daily practice: shooting 100 pucks every single day, no matter the weather or circumstances. This relentless consistency took him from sleeping in his dad's truck at junior camp to competing against the world's best players. After multiple concussions left him barely able to function, Dave had to apply that same all-in discipline to rebuilding his life from scratch. He shares how daily practice shapes character, why consistency beats talent, and how the habits that build athletic success translate to every other area of life.