In this engaging conversation, Troy Horne shares his insights on leadership, personal growth, and navigating the complexities of midlife transitions. He emphasizes the importance of empathy, self-reflection, and communication in effective management.

Troy discusses his journey through writing, Broadway, and the lessons learned along the way, encouraging listeners to embrace their second half of life with clarity and purpose. The conversation highlights the significance of courageous conversations, the power of positive self-talk, and the need for balance in life and ambitions.

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In this clip, the conversation turns to cold plunging and why so many people swear by it. Lee and his guest break down the mental and physical appeal of cold exposure, from building discipline and sharpening focus to creating a simple reset in the middle of a stressful day. It’s a straight talk moment about discomfort, consistency, and why doing hard things on purpose can carry over into the rest of your life.

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Plant-based first aid, herbal medicine, health psychology, mind-body medicine, and the botanical extraction process take center stage as Green Goo First Aid co-founder Jodi Scott explains how simple, plant-forward products can scale without shaky claims. We cover Sierra Sage’s merger with Melodiol Global Health and how CBD and other alternative modalities are discussed responsibly within regulatory boundaries.

Who it’s for: entrepreneurs, wellness founders, product developers, mindful consumers, and parents who want clarity over hype.

What you’ll learn: a practical extraction checklist; how to train retail teams to speak precisely; metrics for greenlighting new SKUs; and how to grow globally while protecting trust and compliance.

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In this episode of the Hindsight Podcast, Lee Jones interviews Dr. Mark L. Teague, a finance executive and author, about building a legacy of significance in a changing world. They discuss Dr. Teague's journey from a farm background to the corporate boardroom, emphasizing the importance of principles, resilience, and faith in navigating life's challenges.

The conversation covers practical decision-making strategies, the role of teamwork and empathy in the workplace, and the significance of understanding value from a consumer perspective. Dr. Teague shares insights on personal growth, the importance of soft skills, and how to define a meaningful legacy.

Chapters

00:00 From Farm to Boardroom: A Journey of Transformation

11:06 The Role of Faith and Principles in Decision Making

13:37 A Working Man's Guide: Embracing the Working Class

19:13 Problem Solving: Don't Work the Blob, Work the Frame

21:11 The Importance of Empathy and Teamwork in Modern Workplaces

24:16 Learning from Failure: The Path to Resilience

27:06 Keeping Traditional Values Alive in a Changing World

29:38 Living with Principle and Boundaries

29:58 Making Decisions with Limited Information

31:24 The Concept of Control and Stewardship

34:14 Reconnecting with Purpose

37:08 The Importance of Guideposts in Life

39:06 Practical Financial Advice for Families

40:57 Defining a Legacy of Significance

41:51 Career Advancement Strategies

51:40 The Foundation of Your Life Choices

In this episode, Rich Brown, a combat service disabled U.S. Marine Corps veteran, shares his journey from military service to civilian life, emphasizing the importance of leadership, community, and purpose. He discusses the God-Own 22 Ruck March, a fitness initiative aimed at raising awareness for veteran suicide prevention, and the founding of Honor Bound Fit, a gym that fosters a supportive environment for veterans and civilians alike. Rich highlights the significance of being useful and finding purpose after service, while also addressing the challenges faced by veterans transitioning to civilian life.

Chapters

(00:00) - Overcoming technical challenges in remote recording

(03:18) - Rich Brown’s transition from combat Marine to purpose-driven entrepreneur

(06:00) - The significance of military-style marches like Guidon 22 for veteran awareness

(08:57) - How military leadership lessons apply to business and community building

(13:49) - The importance of training and mentorship in leadership development

(18:43) - The origin story of Honor Bound Fit and its community-focused approach

(22:34) - How the Guidon 22 event brings veterans, first responders, and communities together

(32:27) - Parallels between military planning and civilian executive protection

(40:02) - Practical steps for individuals struggling to find purpose post-service

(44:52) - How organizations like Reverent Warriors complement veteran outreach efforts

(48:36) - Fostering leadership and purpose through symbols like the Guidon

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Lee admits how much he hates road marching—but Rich explains why this one is different. GUIDON22 isn’t about fitness. It’s about honoring the 22 veterans we lose every day to suicide. This clip is a powerful reminder that some miles are meant to hurt—because the mission matters.

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In this powerful clip, Robert Tierney recalls a moment when he was heavily medicated for depression and felt emotionally numb. After pushing away a homeless woman who grabbed his leg while begging for help, he later felt deep shame when the medication wore off. It became a turning point—forcing him to confront the difference between managing symptoms and truly healing the root cause.