The One Hand At A Time Podcast

Chris Welton

I created this podcast to share life changing conversations with inspiring people from all walks of life. I want to explore the topics of personal growth, success, relationships, and mental health. I want to create an environment where people can feel safe and open up about their stories. I want to create a space where people can learn from each other and be inspired to take action. I hope that this podcast will provide a platform for people to share their stories and experiences, as well as provide resources and advice that can help others make positive changes in their lives.

  1. May 13

    Season 3 ep. 82 | Rick Hogle

    In this powerful episode of One Hand at a Time, Chris Welton sits down with Rick Hogle to unpack the incredible story of his life—one built on perseverance, resilience, and refusing to let adversity define his future. Rick opens up about becoming a father while still in high school and the overwhelming uncertainty that came with it. Unsure if college was even possible, he found guidance in a high school football coach who saw potential in him long before he saw it in himself. That coach took Rick under his wing, reminding him that his story wasn’t over and helping provide an opportunity to continue his education and play Division II football on scholarship. After college, Rick shares how he bounced from job to job searching for direction until eventually discovering the mortgage industry in 2002—a career path that would change his life. More than two decades later, he’s still thriving in the industry, proving that persistence and adaptability can create long-term success. Throughout the conversation, Chris and Rick discuss how the hardest moments in life often become the moments that shape us the most. Rather than running from adversity, Rick explains how learning to face challenges head-on ultimately made him stronger, more disciplined, and more capable in both business and life. This episode is an inspiring reminder that your current circumstances don’t determine your future, and that sometimes the toughest chapters of life become the foundation for your greatest growth. If you would like to learn more then please schedule a free coaching call with me, Chris Welton today!  https://calendly.com/chriswelton

    41 min
  2. May 6

    One Hand at a Time Podcast | MortgageCon Keynote: Turning Adversity into Advantage

    In this special episode of One Hand at a Time, Chris Welton delivers his full MortgageCon keynote speech, bringing a powerful message centered around one core idea: adversity isn’t something to avoid—it’s something to leverage. Chris breaks down his “adversity mindset”, explaining how the challenges we face in both business and life are not roadblocks, but opportunities to grow stronger, wiser, and more resilient. Instead of running from difficulty, he encourages listeners to lean into it, learn from it, and use it as fuel for future success. A standout concept from the keynote is Chris’s “Adversity Backpack.” He describes it as a mental collection of “receipts”—real-life experiences where he’s faced hardship and found a way through. Each time a new challenge arises, he reaches into that backpack and reminds himself: “I’ve been here before. I’ve overcome before. I can do it again.” This framework becomes a powerful tool for building confidence, reinforcing belief, and eliminating the fear that often comes with uncertainty. Throughout the episode, Chris challenges listeners to start building their own adversity backpack—documenting their wins, lessons, and breakthroughs so they’re prepared for whatever comes next. This keynote is a high-impact message on resilience, mindset, and personal growth—perfect for anyone ready to stop avoiding adversity and start using it as their greatest advantage. If you would like to learn more then please schedule a free coaching call with me, Chris Welton today!  https://calendly.com/chriswelton

    24 min
  3. Mar 18

    Season 3 ep. 80 | Jason Purcell (Innovation, Relationships & Longevity)

    In this episode of One Hand at a Time, Chris Welton sits down with longtime friend and industry professional Jason Purcell for an authentic and insightful conversation on what it really takes to succeed in today’s evolving mortgage landscape. Chris and Jason dive into the changing dynamics of the mortgage industry, breaking down how shifting markets are forcing professionals to rethink their approach and adapt with intention. Jason shares his perspective on innovative business models, explaining why those who are willing to evolve and think differently are the ones who continue to grow—even in challenging environments. A key focus of the episode is the power of niche specialization. Rather than trying to be everything to everyone, Jason emphasizes the importance of identifying a lane, mastering it, and becoming the go-to expert in that space. Combined with that is the undeniable value of relationship-building—a recurring theme that reinforces how long-term success is rooted in trust, consistency, and genuine connection. Beyond business, the conversation takes a more personal turn as Chris and Jason discuss the importance of balancing family and career. They highlight that true success isn’t just measured by production or income, but by the ability to create a life that supports both professional growth and meaningful time with loved ones.If you would like to learn more then please schedule a free coaching call with me, Chris Welton today!  https://calendly.com/chriswelton To learn more about Jason please visit his Instagram!  @Jasonrpurcell

    47 min
  4. Mar 11

    Season 3 ep. 79 | Jamie Miller The Power of Communication in Sales with

    In this episode of One Hand at a Time, Chris Welton sits down with Jamie Miller to explore the art and psychology of effective communication—especially in the world of sales and leadership. Jamie shares powerful insights on how conscious communication can transform the way professionals connect with clients, colleagues, and audiences. Rather than focusing on simply delivering a message, he explains the importance of active listening, thoughtful responses, and asking the right questions to create genuine connection and trust. A major theme throughout the conversation is curiosity. Jamie discusses how the most successful sales professionals aren’t the ones who talk the most—they’re the ones who ask the most insightful questions. By staying curious and present in conversations, salespeople can uncover real needs and build authentic relationships rather than transactional ones. Chris and Jamie also dive into the psychology behind speaking and presentations, explaining how to create real value when communicating with an audience. Jamie highlights that great communicators focus less on impressing people and more on serving them with meaningful information and perspective. Another key takeaway from the discussion is the importance of teaching. Jamie believes that when you position yourself as an educator—someone who shares knowledge and helps others grow—you naturally build credibility, authority, and trust in your space. If you would like to learn more then please schedule a free coaching call with me, Chris Welton today!  https://calendly.com/chriswelton

    50 min
  5. Mar 4

    Season 3 ep. 78 | Amanda Soukoulis Healing & Taking Control of Your Health

    In this powerful episode of One Hand at a Time, Chris Welton sits down with Amanda Soukoulis to unpack her journey from a thriving professional dance career to facing unexpected and significant health challenges. Amanda shares how life shifted when she began experiencing persistent gut issues, hormone imbalances, and unexplained health struggles that traditional approaches weren’t fully addressing. What started as subtle symptoms eventually led her down a deeper path of discovery—uncovering factors like mold toxicity and chronic inflammation that were impacting her overall well-being. The conversation dives into the role of peptides in healing, how they can support recovery and regeneration, and why Amanda turned toward functional medicine to find answers. Rather than masking symptoms, she explains how taking a root-cause approach allowed her to better understand what was happening inside her body. Chris and Amanda also emphasize the importance of early intervention—not waiting until health completely declines before taking action. They discuss the power of being proactive, asking better questions, and building a team that looks at wellness holistically rather than reactively. At its core, this episode is about ownership—of your health, your decisions, and your future. Amanda’s story is a reminder that setbacks don’t have to define you, and that with the right mindset and approach, healing is possible. If you would like to learn more then please schedule a free coaching call with me, Chris Welton today!  https://calendly.com/chriswelton To learn more about Amanda please visit her Instagram!  @amandasouks

    42 min
5
out of 5
18 Ratings

About

I created this podcast to share life changing conversations with inspiring people from all walks of life. I want to explore the topics of personal growth, success, relationships, and mental health. I want to create an environment where people can feel safe and open up about their stories. I want to create a space where people can learn from each other and be inspired to take action. I hope that this podcast will provide a platform for people to share their stories and experiences, as well as provide resources and advice that can help others make positive changes in their lives.