The Grateful Podcast with Jack Wagoner

Jack Wagoner
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You can be grateful for what you have and still strive for more. The duality of gratitude and success is a difficult concept to grasp, but understanding it is invaluable in both your success and well-being.On the Grateful Podcast, Jack and his guests explain how everyone has opportunities and choices to go after the life they want, and they owe it to themselves to do just that. You must recognize and be grateful for what you have in order to get the best out of yourself moving forward. There are conversations ranging from business to mental health and everything in between as well.

  1. FEB 25

    Viral Therapist Exposes The Actual Problem With Young Men - Trey Tucker | 124

    Send a text In a world where the masculinity crisis is top of mind, this conversation couldn't be more important. Trey Tucker is a licensed therapist with over a million followers known as Rugged Counseling. He works with men who look successful on the outside but feel lost, numb, and quietly desperate on the inside. His new book, Tough Enough, is the first book ever written specifically for men in their 20s — and in this conversation, he explains why young men haven't just suppressed their emotions. They've suppressed their ability to dream. 📕 "Tough Enough" by Trey Tucker — out now: https://www.amazon.com/Tough-Enough-Cultivate-Purpose-Strength/dp/0310370566 Trey shares the study that proves achievement actually makes you feel worse, why 95% of your daily thoughts are identical to yesterday's, and the single question he asks every stuck young man that cracks them wide open. He also tells the story of a student who was about to end his life — and the devastatingly simple thing that stopped him. This is the conversation I wish I had at 16. If you're a man who feels distracted, restless, or like you're meant for more but can't access it: press play. ⏱️ Chapters: 00:00 — The Quiet Numbness Among Young Men 01:05 — The Study That Proves Achievement Makes You Emptier 03:24 — Social Media Is Pushing You Toward the Wrong Goals 05:42 — The Missing Ingredient: Purpose Beyond Yourself 07:55 — You Don't Need a Following to Make an Impact 09:09 — "He Was About to End His Life. I Just Said His Name." 10:09 — Why Action Feels So Threatening to Your Brain 13:17 — 60,000 Thoughts a Day. 95% Are Yesterday's. 15:18 — How Fast You Can Actually Rewire Your Thinking 16:58 — Why Men Suppress Everything (And What It's Costing You) 18:17 — Your Desires Aren't the Enemy 20:31 — "What's Your Dream?" — The Answer That Broke Me 24:25 — Are Your Dreams Yours, or Social Media's? 26:04 — The Sacrifice Trap: When Giving Becomes Self-Destruction 29:14 — The Nice Guy vs. The Bad Boy: A Therapist's Honest Take 33:30 — [SPONSOR] Magic Mind 34:29 — Why Trey Wrote the First Book for Guys in Their 20s 38:08 — Culture Left Young Men Behind. Now What? 39:41 — Why Young Men Are Returning to Faith in Record Numbers 43:44 — Bring Mentors Back: The One Action That Changes Everything 46:31 — "You're an Interview Jedi" — Trey's Final Words 🔗 Follow Trey Tucker: ► Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ruggedcounseling/ ► TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@ruggedcounseling ► Book: https://www.amazon.com/Tough-Enough-Cultivate-Purpose-Strength/dp/0310370566 ⸻ 🧠 More from Jack: ► Website: https://jackwagoner.co ► Free Resonance Protocol: https://jackwagoner.co/download ► Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jack_wagoner_/ ► 1:1 Coaching: jackcwagoner@gmail.com Subscribe for more deep conversations with thinkers, seekers, and soulful creators. 🙏 💬 If you found this conversation meaningful, send it to a friend and leave a review. It really helps more people find this kind of soul-nourishing content. ⸻ 🎙️ About Jack: I moved to France alone at 16, started my first business at 17, and launched this podcast because I kept meeting people who had the answers to questions I didn't even know I was asking. I'm Jack Wagoner — 19-year-old Behavioral Neuroscience & Philosophy student, TEDx speaker, co-founder of Open Project, and host of The Grateful Podcast — a top 2.5% global podcast with 120+ episodes and guests including David Meltzer and Dan Millman. My philosophy: you can set massive goals while being deeply fulfilled right now. That's the duality of gratitude and ambition. Support the show

    49 min

  2. FEB 19

    He Lost $35 Million, Went Bankrupt, Then Rebuilt Everything | Stefan Whitwell | 123

    Send a text He went to Wharton. He worked at Goldman Sachs. He was worth $35 million. Then the 2008 crash took everything, and his bank told him to intentionally destroy his own credit before they'd even talk to him. In this episode of The Grateful Podcast, Jack sits down with Stefan Whitwell – investment banker turned financial advisor, Zen monastery resident, and father of four — to talk about what happens when the life you built collapses overnight. Stefan shares the moment he couldn't afford his daughter's summer camp, the mentor who asked the most irrational question he'd ever heard, why he tells his kids "I hope you fail," and what living in a Japanese Zen monastery at 20 years old (as the second foreigner in 600 years)taught him about leading from the heart. This conversation will change how you think about failure, resilience, and what real wealth actually means. Chapters: 00:00 — Worth $35 Million, Then Lost It All 00:54 — "I Couldn't Even Buy a Refrigerator" 01:59 — Identity Crisis: When the Phone Goes Cold 03:08 — The People Who Disappeared 04:58 — The Moment He Couldn't Say Yes to His Daughter 05:20 — The Bike Analogy: How to Talk to Your Kids About Failure 07:26 — Kids Know When You're Faking It 09:37 — Why Leading From Your Head Only Gets You So Far 10:55 — Rock Bottom: Shutting Down His Heart 12:45 — What Does a Heart-Led Life Actually Look Like? 14:29 — Trust Is Built by Listening, Not Pitching 16:40 — You Have to Feel It, Not Just Think It 18:32 — Did Losing Everything Make Him More Human? 20:10 — The System Crushed Good People in 2008 21:43 — The Bank Told Him to Destroy His Own Credit 24:46 — Grace for Others, High Standards for Yourself 26:00 — The Mentor's Question That Changed His Life 29:15 — [SPONSOR] Magic Mind 30:14 — How He Turned Pain Into Purpose 31:45 — "Would You Do It Again?" — His Honest Answer 33:52 — How Losing Everything Changed How He Raises His Kids 36:29 — "I Haven't Fallen Once." "I'm Sorry." 39:51 — What High Quality Failure Looks Like 41:50 — Ray Dalio's Principles and Learning From Mistakes 43:42 — Dropping Out of Wharton to Study With Zen Monks 46:49 — The Interview With a Zen Master (That Made No Sense) 47:47 — Second Foreigner in 600 Years 51:03 — The Soy Sauce Incident 53:30 — The Monk Who Couldn't Talk Him Out of It 56:57 — The Kamikaze Painting: A Story of Forgiveness 59:29 — What Stefan Is Grateful For 🔗 Connect with Stefan Whitwell: ► Website: https://whitwelladvisors.com ► LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/whitwell/ ► Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/stefanwhitwell/ 🧠 More from Jack: ► Website: https://jackwagoner.co ► Free Resonance Protocol: https://jackwagoner.co/download ► Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jack_wagoner_/ ► 1:1 Coaching: jackcwagoner@gmail.com 📺 Watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@Jack_Wagoner 💬 If this conversation moved you, send it to someone who's going through a hard chapter right now. 🙏 Subscribe for more deep conversations with thinkers, seekers, and soulful creators.  ⸻ 🎙️ About Jack: I’m an 19-year-old college student with a big dream: to show the world that you can be grateful and ambitious at the same time. Through The Grateful Podcast, I explore what it means to live a meaningful life—one deep conversation at a time. Support the show

    1h 3m

  3. FEB 12

    I Finally Solved The "Being Lost" Problem | 122

    Send a text You're not lazy. You're not broken. You're lost. And the reason you're lost is simpler than you think. In this solo episode of The Grateful Podcast, Jack breaks down why so many young people — and even millionaire CEOs — still feel directionless. He shares the two approaches to finding what you want, why 95% of people don't have a clear written goal, and the visualisation exercise that changed everything for him. Jack also shares how he went from having no plan to landing a TEDx talk in London — and why the journey from "I have no idea how" to actually getting the thing is the most extraordinary part of life. If you've been telling yourself "I don't know what I want" for too long, this is your wake-up call. Chapters: 00:00 — Why Everyone Feels Lost 02:15 — Two Ways to Find Direction 04:30 — Why I Started Podcasting With No Plan 06:00 — The Fear of Committing to a Goal 07: — 95% of People Don't Have a Written Goal 09:15 — What Do You Actually Want? (Bob Proctor's 3 Things) 11:00 — Stop Drowning Out Your Own Thoughts 13:00 — The Visualisation Exercise That Changes Everything 15:30 — The Sunk Cost Fallacy Is Keeping You Stuck 🧠 More from Jack: ► Newsletter (Magic, Meaning & Momentum): https://magic.beehiiv.com ► Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jack_wagoner_/ ► 1:1 Coaching: www.jackwagoner.co ► Get my free gratitude protocol: https://www.jackwagoner.co/download 📺 Watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@Jack_Wagoner 🎧 Listen on Spotify & Apple Podcasts 💬 If this episode hit home, send it to someone who needs to hear it. A review goes a long way too. 🙏 Support the show: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2302168/support 📺 Listen on your favorite platform: Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-grateful-podcast-with-jack-wagoner/id1725776061 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5EsTEpQAjU4BxUrDoFyZ6b Subscribe for more deep conversations with thinkers, seekers, and soulful creators. 🙏 ⸻ 🧠 More from Jack: Newsletter (Magic, Meaning & Momentum): https://magic.beehiiv.com/v1/aa6b0945-43aa-43c8-b320-0fde6998f852?email=%7B%7Bemail%7D%7D Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jack_wagoner_/ 1:1 Coaching & Dream-Chasing Guidance: jackcwagoner@gmail.com 💬 If you found this conversation meaningful, send it to a friend and leave a review. It really helps more people find this kind of soul-nourishing content. ⸻ 🎙️ About Jack: Jack Wagoner is a performance architect and the creator of the Duality of Gratitude and Ambition, a proprietary framework designed to bridge the critical gap between high-level achievement and internal fulfillment. As the host of The Grateful Podcast, Wagoner has spent years deconstructing the mental paradigms of the world’s elite speakers, authors, psychologists, and entrepreneurs. He has read hundreds of books and paid thousands in mentorship—synthesizing the laws of success from the lineages of Bob Proctor, Tony Robbins, and Marcus Aurelius into a new standard for modern leadership. Support the show

    16 min

  4. JAN 28

    Why the Kindest People are the Most Depressed with Leah Marone | The Grateful Podcast Ep. 121

    Send a text The people everyone trusts are often the ones burning out the fastest. In episode 121 of The Grateful Podcast, Jack sits down with Leah Marone, psychotherapist, TEDx speaker, and author of The Serial Fixer, to explore why the most caring and emotionally intelligent people often feel the most drained, overwhelmed, and unseen. Leah breaks down how “helping” can quietly turn into control, why stepping back feels wrong even when it’s healthy, and how serial fixing is often driven by fear, identity, and the need for validation. Together, they unpack people-pleasing, burnout, internal vs external fixing, parenting dynamics, leadership mistakes, and the importance of learning how to support without solving. This conversation is for anyone who: •Feels responsible for other people’s emotions •Jumps in too quickly to fix problems •Struggles with burnout despite good intentions •Wants healthier, more sustainable relationships This isn’t about becoming less compassionate. It’s about learning how to care without losing yourself. Timestamps: 00:00 The personality everyone trusts 01:06 Why high empathy leads to exhaustion 02:57 What serial fixing really is 05:04 Helping vs ego 06:52 Compassion disguised as control 08:52 People pleasing and validation 10:51 Support vs solving 12:18 How to hold space properly 13:49 Why “tell me more” changes everything 17:51 Internal serial fixing 19:42 Soothing the inner critic 22:25 Talking to yourself productively 24:43 Why calm feels uncomfortable 27:12 Gratitude vs problem scanning 29:58 Productivity obsession and burnout 33:22 Anxiety, presence, and burnout 34:16 Leadership mistakes that exhaust teams 36:44 When fixing backfires 38:22 Parenting without control 40:21 Awareness as the first step 44:04 How serial fixers can start today 45:51 Where to find Leah and her work 46:55 Gratitude and closing reflections Connect with Leah: Website: https://www.leahmarone.com/ Buy the Serial Fixer: https://www.serial-fixer.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/leahmaronelcsw/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/leahmaronelcsw/ 📺 Watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCL7rwtc5s_KcTZMHSJng-FQ Subscribe for more deep conversations with thinkers, seekers, and soulful creators. 🙏 ⸻ 🧠 More from Jack: Newsletter (Magic, Meaning & Momentum): https://magic.beehiiv.com/v1/aa6b0945-43aa-43c8-b320-0fde6998f852?email=%7B%7Bemail%7D%7D Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jack_wagoner_/ 1:1 Coaching & Dream-Chasing Guidance: jackcwagoner@gmail.com 💬 If you found this conversation meaningful, send it to a friend and leave a review. It really helps more people find this kind of soul-nourishing content. ⸻ 🎙️ About Jack: I’m an 18-year-old high school student with a big dream: to show the world that you can be grateful and ambitious at the same time. Through The Grateful Podcast, I explore what it means to live a meaningful life—one deep conversation at a time. Support the show

    47 min

  5. JAN 21

    The SECRET Reason Self-Improvement Doesn't Work

    Send a text The Grateful Podcast with Jack Wagoner Episode 120 Every piece of self-improvement content you consume promises results. Money. Health. Relationships. But here’s the uncomfortable truth: most of it is keeping you stuck. In this solo episode of The Grateful Podcast, Jack breaks down a pattern he’s noticed after interviewing 100+ high performers — the most successful people aren’t winning because of better strategies. They’re winning because of their mindset. Jack explains why strategy-first content dominates social media, why endless learning creates confusion instead of clarity, and how consuming advice from too many sources can quietly sabotage your progress. He shares lessons from Bob Proctor, David Meltzer, Grant Cardone, and his own experience building this podcast — including the pressure, impatience, comparison, and gratitude that come with it. This episode isn’t about learning more. It’s about applying less — intentionally. If you feel motivated but scattered, inspired but stuck, or addicted to self-improvement without real change, this episode is your reset. Chapters: 00:00 The Core Motivations Behind Self-Improvement 01:59 The Importance of Mindset in Achieving Success 05:21 Applying Knowledge vs. Accumulating It 12:53 The Role of Gratitude in Personal Growth 16:13 Cherishing Family and Staying Grateful ► Get my gratitude protocol (From Burnt Out to Grateful – $10) Transform your identity, energy, and purpose using the exact practices that rebuilt my life:  https://jackwagoner.gumroad.com/l/burnt-out-to-grateful ► WAGONER20 for 20% off Magic Mind Mental Performance shots and 48% off subscriptions ⬇ https://www.magicmind.com/WAGONER20 📺 Watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCL7rwtc5s_KcTZMHSJng-FQ Subscribe for more deep conversations with thinkers, seekers, and soulful creators. 🙏 ⸻ 🧠 More from Jack: Newsletter (Magic, Meaning & Momentum): https://magic.beehiiv.com/v1/aa6b0945-43aa-43c8-b320-0fde6998f852?email=%7B%7Bemail%7D%7D Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jack_wagoner_/ 1:1 Coaching & Dream-Chasing Guidance: jackcwagoner@gmail.com 💬 If you found this conversation meaningful, send it to a friend and leave a review. It really helps more people find this kind of soul-nourishing content. ⸻ 🎙️ About Jack: I’m an 18-year-old high school student with a big dream: to show the world that you can be grateful and ambitious at the same time. Through The Grateful Podcast, I explore what it means to live a meaningful life—one deep conversation at a time. Support the show

    17 min

  6. JAN 12

    Why You Don't Know What You Want with Taz Higgs | 119

    Send a text The Grateful Podcast with Jack Wagoner Episode 119 Guesting Taz Higgs Most people never stop to ask what they actually want. They chase what they were told to want. In this episode of The Grateful Podcast, Jack sits down with Taz Higgs, an 18-year-old entrepreneur and sales mentor, to unpack how inherited beliefs from school, family, and society quietly shape our decisions — and why so many ambitious people feel lost even when they’re “doing everything right.” Taz breaks down the law of exposure, why learning from people who haven’t lived the life you want is dangerous, and how a single shift in perspective can collapse years of confusion. They explore authenticity vs people-pleasing, wanting vs needing, sales as a mirror of identity, and why most people don’t actually know who they are. This isn’t motivation. It’s deconditioning. If you’ve ever felt driven but disconnected, successful but misaligned, or unsure whether the life you’re chasing is actually yours — this conversation will challenge you in the best way possible. 00:00 Welcome & breaking inherited rules 00:41 “I knew school was cooked” 02:33 Learning from people who’ve never done it 04:19 When exposure changes everything 05:45 You can’t unsee a new perspective 07:08 Why entrepreneurship feels risky 10:28 Pick your hard 11:42 Why Taz chose business 13:27 Wanting vs truly wanting 14:59 The filter we see goals through 16:55 Authenticity vs posing 18:20 What we actually want at the core 20:21 Conformity of wants 22:36 Authenticity as the highest state 24:11 Identity masks & protection 26:14 Sales, people-pleasing, and truth 29:27 Gratitude & internal alignment 30:38 Where identity patterns come from 32:52 Asking better questions 34:20 Learning from people with results 35:19 Why investing in yourself works 37:53 Parents, resistance, and proof 40:45 Safety vs freedom 41:13 What Taz actually wants 43:01 Final reflections ► Get my gratitude protocol (From Burnt Out to Grateful – $10) Transform your identity, energy, and purpose using the exact practices that rebuilt my life:  https://jackwagoner.gumroad.com/l/burnt-out-to-grateful ► WAGONER20 for 20% off Magic Mind Mental Performance shots and 48% off subscriptions ⬇ https://www.magicmind.com/WAGONER20 ► Connect with Taz Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tazhiggs/ 📺 Listen on your favorite platform: Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-grateful-podcast-with-jack-wagoner/id1725776061 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5EsTEpQAjU4BxUrDoFyZ6b Subscribe for more deep conversations with thinkers, seekers, and soulful creators. 🙏 ⸻ 🧠 More from Jack: Newsletter (Magic, Meaning & Momentum): https://magic.beehiiv.com/v1/aa6b0945-43aa-43c8-b320-0fde6998f852?email=%7B%7Bemail%7D%7D Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jack_wagoner_/ 1:1 Coaching & Dream-Chasing Guidance: jackcwagoner@gmail.com 💬 If you found this conversation meaningful, send it to a friend and leave a review. It really helps more people find this kind of soul-nourishing content. ⸻ 🎙️ About Jack: I’m an 18-year-old high school student with a big dream: to show the world that you can be grateful and ambitious at the same time. Through The Grateful Podcast, I explore what it means to live a meaningful life—one deep conversation at a time. Support the show

    44 min

  7. JAN 5

    Why Your Intuition Knows Before You Do and how to profit on LinkedIn - Paige Goldstein | 118

    Send a text Most people don’t fail because they lack discipline. They fail because they ignore themselves. In this episode of The Grateful Podcast, Jack sits down with Paige Goldstein, founder of The Ripple Effect, to explore why intuition often speaks before logic—and what happens when you finally listen. Paige shares the moment a somatic breathwork session in Cape Town made it undeniable that it was time to leave her dream corporate job, even though she had no clear plan for what was next. Together, they unpack why slowing down creates clarity, how fear acts as a compass rather than a stop sign, and why so many ambitious people feel lost despite “doing everything right.” This conversation goes far beyond career advice. It’s about identity, authenticity, gratitude, and the cost of living out of alignment—especially in a world obsessed with optimization, formulas, and external validation. If you’ve ever felt driven but restless, successful but disconnected, or called to something deeper you can’t yet explain, this episode will meet you exactly where you are. In this episode, we explore: Why intuition speaks before logicHow stillness reveals what busyness hidesFear as a compass, not a warningThe hidden reason ambitious people feel emptyAuthenticity vs formulas in content creationWhy LinkedIn is uniquely powerful for soul-led creatorsThe danger of outsourcing your voice to AIGratitude as identity, not just appreciationCreating success that feels easeful, not forcedTimestamps: 00:00 – Welcome & aligned missions 01:28 – The breathwork moment that changed everything 05:04 – Slowing down vs taking action 06:28 – Fear as a compass 08:00 – Social fear & belonging 10:17 – Reprogramming the subconscious 13:25 – Authenticity and The Ripple Effect 15:58 – Why LinkedIn is the hardest—and best—platform 17:19 – Inner work vs outer work 18:39 – Throat chakra & truthful expression 22:06 – AI, content, and losing the soul 24:46 – Why people crave feeling over information 26:04 – Finding your unique voice 27:53 – Art vs formulas 30:18 – 1,000 true fans & sustainability 33:58 – Purpose vs chasing outcomes 35:16 – Early signs of alignment 37:46 – Gratitude as transformation 40:29 – Why LinkedIn is different 43:25 – Energy > optimization 46:06 – Choosing the right creation medium 49:23 – Gratitude + ambition 52:49 – Final reflections ► Get my gratitude protocol (From Burnt Out to Grateful – $10) Transform your identity, energy, and purpose using the exact practices that rebuilt my life:  https://jackwagoner.gumroad.com/l/burnt-out-to-grateful ► WAGONER20 for 20% off Magic Mind Mental Performance shots and 48% off subscriptions ⬇ https://www.magicmind.com/WAGONER20 ► Connect with Paige LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/paigegoldstein 📺 Watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCL7rwtc5s_KcTZMHSJng-FQ Subscribe for more deep conversations with thinkers, seekers, and soulful creators. 🙏 ⸻ 🧠 More from Jack: Newsletter (Magic, Meaning & Momentum): https://magic.beehiiv.com/v1/aa6b0945-43aa-43c8-b320-0fde6998f852?email=%7B%7Bemail%7D%7D Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jack_wagoner_/ 1:1 Coaching & Dream-Chasing Guidance: jackcwagoner@gmail.com 💬 If you found this conversation meaningful, se Support the show

    54 min

  8. 12/18/2025

    This 10-Year-Old is ahead of You with William Miller | 117

    Send a text He’s 10 years old.He’s already speaking on national stages. And he refuses to dream smaller. In this episode of The Grateful Podcast, I sit down with William Miller, the youngest guest in the show’s history. William has been speaking publicly since age 8, challenging adults, inspiring kids, and reminding us what bravery actually looks like. We talk about: Why age doesn’t determine valueWhy teachers telling kids to “dream smaller” is dangerousHow bravery is built, not bornWhy giving matters more than chasing successAnd what happens when a kid never stops believing in himself This conversation isn’t just inspiring. It’s a mirror. Timestamps: 00:00 Introduction and Age Perception 04:43 The Importance of Bravery 07:45 Building Strong Relationships 10:51 Learning from Mentors 15:00 Dreaming Big 17:50 The Power of Unlearning 21:05 Habits and Personal Growth 23:47 Using Gifts to Help Others 27:48 Fictional Heroes and Inspiration 30:44 Overcoming Challenges and Nerves 33:48 The Role of Gratitude 36:44 Conclusion and Final Thoughts ► Get my gratitude protocol (From Burnt Out to Grateful – $10) Transform your identity, energy, and purpose using the exact practices that rebuilt my life:  https://jackwagoner.gumroad.com/l/burnt-out-to-grateful ► WAGONER20 for 20% off Magic Mind Mental Performance shots and 48% off subscriptions ⬇ https://www.magicmind.com/WAGONER20 ► Connect with William Website: https://www.itswilliammiller.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/williammillerspeaker/ 📺 Watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCL7rwtc5s_KcTZMHSJng-FQ Subscribe for more deep conversations with thinkers, seekers, and soulful creators. 🙏 ⸻ 🧠 More from Jack: Newsletter (Magic, Meaning & Momentum): https://magic.beehiiv.com/v1/aa6b0945-43aa-43c8-b320-0fde6998f852?email=%7B%7Bemail%7D%7D Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jack_wagoner_/ 1:1 Coaching & Dream-Chasing Guidance: jackcwagoner@gmail.com 💬 If you found this conversation meaningful, send it to a friend and leave a review. It really helps more people find this kind of soul-nourishing content. ⸻ 🎙️ About Jack: I’m an 18-year-old high school student with a big dream: to show the world that you can be grateful and ambitious at the same time. Through The Grateful Podcast, I explore what it means to live a meaningful life—one deep conversation at a time. Support the show

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You can be grateful for what you have and still strive for more. The duality of gratitude and success is a difficult concept to grasp, but understanding it is invaluable in both your success and well-being.On the Grateful Podcast, Jack and his guests explain how everyone has opportunities and choices to go after the life they want, and they owe it to themselves to do just that. You must recognize and be grateful for what you have in order to get the best out of yourself moving forward. There are conversations ranging from business to mental health and everything in between as well.

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