Four Fs Podcast: Leadership, Entrepreneurship, & Reinvention | Stories From Founders|Veterans|Execs

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Raw, unfiltered conversations with Special Forces operators, billion-dollar founders, fighter pilots turned coaches, and career changers who burned it all down to build something real. Hosted by Jeff Cluff. Long-form interviews built around military service, entrepreneurship, startup failure, leadership under pressure, trauma, resilience, AI, and hard-won wisdom you won't hear anywhere else. No scripts. No polish. Just real people, real stories. Built for founders, veterans, and anyone hungry for authentic transformation. New episodes weekly.

  1. 1d ago

    What Insurance Companies Hide After a Car Accident | Adam Larson

    In this episode Of four fs Jeff Cluff sits down with Adam Larson — Personal Injury Attorney at Larson Law — to talk about car accident claims, insurance company tactics, personal injury law, and the legal mistakes people make after an accident. They discuss what to do after a car accident, how insurance adjusters handle injury claims, why choosing the right personal injury lawyer matters, and how insurance companies approach settlement negotiations, while exploring what these issues mean for accident victims, their legal rights, and their financial recovery. With 16 years of experience practicing law and approximately 7,000 clients represented, Adam shares what he's learned from handling personal injury cases, dealing with insurance companies, and representing clients in court. Adam also opens up about one of the most heartbreaking medical negligence cases of his career, explaining how a legal technicality led to a devastating outcome for a family. He shares lessons about courtroom advocacy, professional failure, vulnerability, and why genuine human connection matters in the legal profession. The conversation also explores the growing role of artificial intelligence in law, the challenges of AI-generated evidence, and why human judgment remains important in legal representation. This is a conversation about personal injury law, car accident insurance claims, insurance settlements, legal advice, and trial lawyer experiences — with practical insights, real courtroom stories, and lessons from an experienced personal injury attorney. 00:00 | Introduction, Career Journey, and Becoming a Lawyer 06:19 | Discovering Personal Injury Law and Helping Accident Victims 17:00 | AI in Legal Cases and Why Human Judgment Matters 22:03 | The Medical Negligence Case That Changed His Perspective 30:01 | Vulnerability, Authenticity, and Winning Over a Jury 49:49 | Common Mistakes When Choosing a Personal Injury Lawyer 56:45 | What to Do Immediately After a Car Accident 01:03:55 | AI-Generated Evidence and the Future of Courtroom Trials 01:07:45 | The Biggest Mistake in the First 24 Hours After a Car Accident 01:09:52 | Insurance Settlement Offers and Insurance Company Tactics 01:27:22 | Larson Law, Future Plans, and Closing Thoughts ABOUT ADAM LARSON Adam Larson is a Utah-based Personal Injury Attorney at Larson Law, with 16 years of experience practicing law. He earned his Juris Doctor from the University of La Verne College of Law in 2010 and has been recognized as a Super Lawyers Rising Star four times between 2018 and 2021. His legal work focuses on personal injury claims, car accidents, insurance disputes, medical negligence, and representing individuals dealing with difficult legal situations. Throughout his career, Adam has handled thousands of client matters and obtained verdicts and settlements ranging from thousands to millions of dollars. ABOUT JEFF CLUFF / FOUR FS PODCAST Hosted by Jeff Cluff, the Four Fs Podcast features authentic conversations with entrepreneurs, business leaders, professionals, and individuals who have experienced extraordinary personal and professional journeys. Through real stories and meaningful discussions, the podcast explores leadership, career growth, entrepreneurship, resilience, personal development, and life lessons. CONNECT WITH HOST / PODCAST YouTube → https://www.youtube.com/@FourFsPodcast Instagram → https://www.instagram.com/fourfspod CONNECT WITH ADAM LARSON Website → https://larsonlawutah.com/ LinkedIn → https://www.linkedin.com/in/adam-larson-bb123b29 If you enjoyed this episode, subscribe, like, and share it with someone who would find these insights about personal injury law, car accident claims, and insurance settlements useful. #PersonalInjuryLawyer #CarAccident #InsuranceClaims #AdamLarson #FourFsPodcast #PersonalInjuryLaw #CarAccidentLawyer #InsuranceSettlement #InsuranceAdjuster #LegalAdvice #TrialLawyer #MedicalNegligence #CarAccidentClaims #LawPodcast #PersonalInjuryAttorney

    What Insurance Companies Hide After a Car Accident | Adam Larson

  2. Oct 22

    Why Being a Strong Man Is Destroying Men's Mental Health

    What if everything men are taught about being strong is actually making them weaker?  In this episode, Jeff sits down with Rob Sirstins —empowerment coach, author, and men's personal growth mentor — to talk about masculinity, men's mental health, emotional strength, and personal transformation. They discuss toxic masculinity , emotional suppression, childhood trauma, vulnerability, and why men struggle to ask for help, while exploring how traditional expectationsof masculinity can affect relationships, mental health, fatherhood, and personal growth.  Rob shares his powerful journey through childhood bullying, racism, depression, and suicidal thoughts, explaining howhealing, self-awareness, community, and emotional accountability helped him rebuild his life. He also challenges the idea that real masculinity means dominance, aggression, or hiding emotions, revealing why true strength comes from emotional maturity,integrity, vulnerability, and understanding yourself. This is a conversation about masculinity, men's mental health, emotional intelligence,trauma healing, self-improvement, relationships, and personal development —with real experiences, practical life lessons, and a different perspective on what it means to be a strong man.  00:00 | Childhood Trauma, Bullying, and Finding Belonging 04:35 | Religion, Racism, and Spiritual Identity 06:05 | Healing Trauma and Exploring Plant Medicine  10:23 | Finding Purpose Through Personal Transformation 14:27 | Overcoming Fear, Burnout, and Mental Blocks 15:56 | Why True Success Means Freedom, Not Money 18:16 | Surviving a Mental Health Crisis 22:00 | Depression, Emotional Pain, and Asking for Help25:00 | Why Men Are Conditioned to Hide Emotions 31:00 | Emotional Healing, Trauma, and Self-Awareness 38:00 | Understanding Emotions and Personal Growth 47:00 | Masculinity, Relationships, and EmotionalResponsibility  54:00 | Anger, Intimidation, and the Meaning of RealStrength  59:00 | Men's Coaching, Accountability, and WarriorWork 62:00 | Facing Fear and Processing Emotions  67:00 | Building Confidence and Removing theMasks 71:00 | Being Yourself and Finding True Purpose ABOUT ROB SIRSTINS Rob Sirstins is an empowerment coach, speaker, author, and founder of Warrior Work. A former college football player and sales professional, Rob uses his personal experiences with adversity, trauma, and healing to help others developself-awareness, emotional resilience, healthy relationships, and confidence.His work focuses on personal transformation, men's emotional well-being, accountability,integrity, and helping people reach their full potential. ABOUT THE PODCAST  This podcast features honest conversationsabout personal growth, mental health, relationships, entrepreneurship, resilience, and overcoming life's challenges. Through real stories and meaningful discussions, guests share insights that challenge conventional thinking and inspire positive change. CONNECT WITH HOST / PODCAST Website → fourfspodcast.com Instagram → https://www.instagram.com/fourfspod CONNECT WITH ROB SIRSTINS  Website → https://www.robsirstins.com/ Instagram → https://www.instagram.com/robsirstins/  This episode includes discussion of suicideand suicidal thoughts. If you or someone you know is struggling, consider reaching out to a qualified mental health professional or a local crisis support service. If you enjoyed this conversation, subscribe, like, and share it with someone who needs to hear this message about masculinity, mental health, and emotional strength. #Masculinity #MensMentalHealth #ToxicMasculinity #MensMentalHealthAwareness #EmotionalIntelligence #PersonalGrowth #RobSirstins

    Why Being a Strong Man Is Destroying Men's Mental Health

  3. Oct 16

    The Counterintuitive Shift That Rescues Transitioning Military Leaders

    You spent 24 years building an identity—what happens the day the mission completely disappears? Most veterans crash when entering the civilian workforce; Seth Smith discovered the subtle operational shift that prevents it..Seth Smith is a retired U.S. Army Chief Warrant Officer 4 (CW4) with 24 years of active-duty service, specializing in tactical communications, satellite networks (SATCOM), and complex technical integration across global deployments. Growing up roaming 550 acres at a retreat center in Middle Georgia, Seth developed an early bias toward rugged outdoor adventure and selfless service. After enlisting at 17, advancing through the enlisted ranks, and transitioning into the warrant officer technical track, Seth faced the hardest crucible of his career: stepping into corporate civilian IT. Today, as co-founder of Mind Overland—a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to veteran wellness through vehicle-based overland expeditions—Seth unpacks the raw psychology of military transition, ego detachment, tactical patience, and how rebuilding a sense of "tribe" in the backcountry saves lives. Key Takeaways -How to Master the Shift from Mission to Profit: Learn why military operational command fails in the civilian sector, and how to realign your leadership around value propositions and relational trust rather than rank. -The Truth About Post-Service Identity Loss: Discover why reaching the top rank doesn't shield you from the transition void—and why you must define who you are before hanging up the uniform. -How to Practice 'Detachment' Under Extreme Conflict: How stepping back three paces during heated workplace friction allows you to assess the 360-degree board rather than reacting impulsively. -The Truth About Healing Veteran Isolation: Why short, repeatable "micro-dosed" outdoor expeditions create deeper neurological resets and lasting community than one-off survival trips. -How Mastering the Small Details Protects the Macro Mission: The proven compound power of discipline—taking care of the mundane foundational tasks so high-stakes systems never collapse under pressure. Timestamps 00:00 - Running Wild on 550 Acres: The Roots of Adventure 03:32 - Enlisting at 17: Choosing Hard Paths Over Safe Comfort 07:45 - The Panama Crucible: Why Details Dictate Survival 13:52 - Small Habits, Huge Outcomes: The Compound Power of Discipline 20:48 - An Unconventional Proposal: 30 Years and 4 Kids Later 22:39 - The Isolated Tour: Why Hard Assignments Force Rapid Growth 30:08 - From Enlisted to CW4: Inside the Warrant Officer Technical Track 36:00 - Chief Go Fix: Solving High-Stakes Tactical Comms Problems 44:50 - The Civilian Culture Shock: When Mission-First Meets Profit-Driven 47:15 - The VP Showdown: How Ego Blindspots Threaten Corporate Survival 53:40 - Learning How to Human: Empathy as an Executive Superpower 55:38 - The Power of Detachment: Stepping Back to See the Full Board 66:45 - The Missing 1%: Rebuilding Lost Veteran Tribe 72:00 - Founding Mind Overland: Nature as a Healing Catalyst 78:15 - The Micro-Dosing Strategy: Sustainable Growth vs. Burnout 85:00 - Brand-Agnostic Culture: Why Community Must Trump Gear 89:50 - The Anatomy of an Expedition: Disconnect to Reconnect 100:15 - The Best Leadership Advice: Don’t Cook Bacon Naked Seth emphasized that whether in tactical operations or corporate boardrooms, true leadership starts by mastering the principle to "take care of the small things, and the big things take care of themselves." What is one overlooked "small thing" in your routine or workflow that completely derails your focus when neglected? Drop your answer in the comments below! Enjoyed this deep dive into resilience, leadership, and finding purpose after the uniform? Subscribe to the Four Fs Podcast and turn on notifications so you never miss an episode.

    The Counterintuitive Shift That Rescues Transitioning Military Leaders

  4. Oct 15

    Stayed Silent Because I Thought That’s What Men Do | Garth

    Why do so many men learn to stay quiet, stay out of the way, and accept unhealthy relationship patterns without realizing where those behaviors came from?  In this episode, Jeff sits down with Garth — an engineer reflecting on his life and family experiences — to explore how childhood, parents, money, masculinity, marriage, and learned relationship dynamics can shape the man you become. Garth shares stories from his childhood, including growing up with limited money, being pushed toward an engineering career, and watching the relationship dynamic between his mother and father. He explains how seeing his father stay out of the way and hide became a relationship model he later carried into his own first marriage.  They discuss men’s emotional health, childhoodconditioning, family dynamics, relationship patterns, marriage, masculinity, emotional suppression, toxic relationships, parenting, money mindset, career pressure, and generational behavior while exploring how the examples children see can become the behaviors they unconsciously repeat as adults. Garth also shares how his mother pushed him toward becoming an engineer because she wantedhim to have greater financial stability, even though one of his early dreamswas working in radio and becoming a DJ. This is a conversation about men’s mental health, relationships, childhood trauma, emotional intelligence, family influence, masculinity, marriage, communication,personal growth, self-awareness, generational patterns, and breaking unhealthy cycles. IN THIS EPISODE                           00:00 | Trailer & Introduction  03:38 | Being Told He Would Become an Engineer  04:20 | The Childhood Dream of Becoming a DJ  06:26 | Money, Family and Financial Pressure 08:26 | Watching His Parents’ Relationship Dynamic 09:30 | Carrying Childhood Patterns Into Marriage 10:26 | Accepting Toxicity Because It Felt Normal ABOUT GARTH Garth grew up near Orem, Utah, developed an early interest in radio and sound, and was encouraged by his mother to pursue engineering. He later built a successful engineering career while eventually returning to his interest in microphones,sound, and broadcasting. ABOUT JEFFREYCLUFF  Jeffrey Cluff hosts conversations withentrepreneurs, leaders, creators, and professionals, exploring the experiences,decisions, challenges, and lessons that shaped their careers and lives. CONNECT WITH HOST / PODCAST  Website → fourfspodcast.com Instagram → https://www.instagram.com/fourfspod CONNECT WITH GARTH  LinkedIn → https://www.linkedin.com/in/garthhaslem? Instagram / X→ https://www.instagram.com/manalizing? If you enjoyed this episode, subscribe, like, and share it with someone who would find it useful.  #MensMentalHealth #Relationships #Masculinity #ChildhoodTrauma #Marriage #MentalHealth #FamilyDynamics #EmotionalHealth #PersonalGrowth #SelfAwareness #RelationshipAdvice #GenerationalTrauma #Communication #Men #LifeLessons

  5. Oct 8

    How Emotional Intelligence Turns Childhood Pain into Purpose | Prosper David

    What if the biggest thing holding you back isn't your circumstances, but the emotional pain and limiting beliefs you've carried for years? In this episode, Jeff sits down with Prosper David — clarity coach, speaker, and entrepreneur known as The Clarity Guy — to explore emotional intelligence, childhood trauma, forgiveness, self-awareness, and personal growth.David shares his journey from a difficult childhood to finding his purpose in leadership, coaching, and entrepreneurship. He opens up about losing his mother, forgiving his father, overcoming self-doubt, and building BeRoot AI.They also discuss emotional equity, limiting beliefs, mindset shifts, emotional resilience, and why people feel stuck in life, sharing practical insights on healing from the past, gaining clarity, making better decisions, and creating meaningful personal transformation. IN THIS EPISODE 00:00 | Trailer: Childhood Trauma, Emotional Healing, and Forgiveness 03:24 | Growing Up in Fort Lauderdale and Developing a Hustle Mindset 08:19 | Moving to Wisconsin and Learning Independence and Resilience 12:05 | Milwaukee Bucks, Sales Psychology, Hard Work, and Emotional Equity1 9:01 | How Limiting Beliefs, Personal Stories, and Questions Shape Decisions 22:50 | Losing His Mother, Discovering Purpose, and Transforming Education 31:18 | Moving to Utah, Wellness, Overcoming Fear, and Choosing Stress 39:55 | Why People Feel Stuck and How to Find Emotional Clarity 47:02 | Faith, Perfectionism, Personal Growth, and Trusting the Process 52:54 | Finding Your Identity, Life Purpose, and Building BeRoot AI 01:08:45 | The Power of Mentorship, Life Coaching, and Better Questions 01:12:33 | Healing Childhood Trauma, Forgiving His Father, and Finding Freedom 01:19:10| Life Advice, Choosing Better Friends, and Building Relationships 01:20:38 | Why Following Your Passion Can Be Bad Career Advice ABOUT Prosper DavidProsper David, also known as The Clarity Guy, is a speaker, entrepreneur, and clarity coach who helps people overcome confusion, challenge limiting beliefs, and develop greater self-awareness.His professional journey includes working with the Milwaukee Bucks, leading educational initiatives, founding a micro school, and working in the wellness industry.Through his coaching work and BeRoot AI, David focuses on helping individuals gain clarity, strengthen their mindset, ask better questions, and move from feeling stuck toward purposeful action. ABOUT JEFFREY CLUFF Jeffrey Cluff hosts conversations with entrepreneurs, leaders, creators, and professionals, exploring the experiences, decisions, challenges, and lessons that shaped their careers and lives. CONNECT WITH HOST Website → fourfspodcast.com Instagram → https://www.instagram.com/fourfspod CONNECT WITH Prosper DavidLinkedIn → https://www.linkedin.com/in/clarityguy Instagram → https://www.instagram.com/theclarityguy_ If you enjoyed this conversation about emotional healing, overcoming childhood trauma, finding clarity, and discovering your purpose, subscribe, like, and share it with someone who needs to hear it. #PersonalGrowth #EmotionalIntelligence #ChildhoodTrauma #EmotionalHealing #DavidProsper #TheClarityGuy #SelfImprovement #MentalHealth #Forgiveness #OvercomingTrauma #FindingPurpose #MindsetShift #SelfAwareness #LeadershipDevelopment #LifeCoaching #EmotionalResilience #LimitingBeliefs #PersonalDevelopment #HealingJourney #BeRootAI

    How Emotional Intelligence Turns Childhood Pain into Purpose | Prosper David

  6. Oct 1

    Why Your Biggest Weakness May Be Your Leadership Advantage | Michael Dowling

    What if the qualities you hide could actually make you a better leader? In this episode of the Four Fs Podcast, Jeffrey Cluff sits down with Michael Dowling — author, entrepreneur, leadership advisor, and former Hollywood talent agent — to explore introversion, confidence vs. competence, authenticity, emotional intelligence, self‑perception, and redefining success. Michael shares lessons from Hollywood, business, entrepreneurship, burnout, and becoming a CEO, while explaining why introverts, reflective thinkers, and unconventional leaders are often underestimated. Together, they dig into how social media shapes identity, how mindset shifts unlock growth, and why authenticity is a leadership advantage. 00:00 | Trailer & Introduction02:02 | Introversion, Success Stereotypes & Self‑Awareness04:45 | The Weapon of Mass Deception06:47 | Growing Up in Westport09:26 | Natural Strengths & Leadership Lessons14:37 | Authenticity, Masking & Fitting In18:03 | Generational Trauma & Leadership Potential24:57 | Reframing Mindset & Changing Your Story32:32 | College, Wealth & the K‑Shaped Economy36:10 | Money, Family & Redefining Success43:09 | Burnout & Leaving Los Angeles46:14 | Younger Generations, Social Media & AI53:01 | A New Measure of Success01:01:31 | Confidence vs. Competence01:09:46 | Writing The Unlikely Leader 01:17:24 | Unlikely Leaders & Hidden Strengths01:23:51 | Better Decisions & Unlocking Potential01:27:50 | Who the Book Is Written For01:30:54 | Struggle & The Grapevine Theory01:34:39 | Diverse Perspectives & Closing Thoughts Michael Dowling is an author, entrepreneur, leadership advisor, former Hollywood talent agent, and former CEO. His book The Unlikely Leader explores how traditional leadership stereotypes cause capable people to be overlooked — and how perceived weaknesses can become leadership strengths. Jeffrey Cluff hosts conversations with entrepreneurs, leaders, creators, and professionals, exploring the experiences, decisions, challenges, and lessons that shaped their careers and lives. Instagram → https://www.instagram.com/michaeldowling440LinkedIn → https://www.linkedin.com/in/dowlingmichael Website → fourfspodcast.comInstagram → https://www.instagram.com/fourfspod If you enjoyed this episode, subscribe, like, and share it with someone who may be underestimating their own leadership potential. #Leadership #PersonalGrowth #AuthenticLeadership #MichaelDowling #TheUnlikelyLeader #LeadershipDevelopment #Mindset #SelfAwareness #EmotionalIntelligence #IntrovertLeadership #SuccessMindset #Confidence #Entrepreneurship If you want, I can also create a shorter version optimized for Spotify’s character limits or a punchier “algorithm‑friendly” version.

    Why Your Biggest Weakness May Be Your Leadership Advantage | Michael Dowling

  7. Sep 24

    Why Building a Successful Business Is Never Enough | Morley Baker

    What happens when you give yourself six months to make your business work—or walk away from entrepreneurship? In this episode, Jeff sits down with Morley Baker, Founder & CEO of Shed, Mavrox, and Doctor Derm, to explore how years of failed businesses, risk-taking and persistence eventually led to building a fast-growing telehealth and wellness company. Morley discusses the six-month ultimatum that started SHED, overcoming failure, recognizing the right business opportunity, bootstrapping the company, managing rapid growth and why faith, timing, skills and willingness to act all played a role in his journey. The conversation also explores SHED’s evolution from weight-loss telehealth into longevity, dermatology, hair loss, sexual health and a broader wellness platform. TIMESTAMPS 00:00 - 01:03 | Trailer 01:03 - 04:14 | Early Entrepreneurship and the Six-Month Ultimatum 04:14 - 09:11 | Health, Faith, and the Opportunity Behind SHED 09:11 - 15:12 | Building SHED and Defining Its Deeper Mission 15:12 - 20:08 | Entrepreneurship, Family Influence, and Early Ambition 20:08 - 27:14 | Money, Generosity, and Creating Opportunities for Others 27:14 - 33:03 | Parenting, Family, and Maddie’s Role in SHED 33:03 - 35:34 | Finding SHED’s Opportunity and Previous Business Lessons 35:34 - 42:50 | Hypergrowth, Bootstrapping, and Business Challenges 42:50 - 47:19 | Fear, Failure, and Entrepreneurial Resilience 47:19 - 51:17 | Career Reality and Finding the Right Timing 51:17 - 54:12 | Discipline, Personal Growth, and Life Lessons 54:12 - 58:10 | Future Ventures, Reflection, and Closing Thoughts #Entrepreneurship #StartupFounder #BusinessGrowth #FounderMindset #Telehealth #HealthTech #Wellness #Bootstrapped #StartupJourney #BusinessStrategy #Leadership #RiskTaking #StartupFailure #Resilience #EntrepreneurMindset #BusinessSuccess #StartupGrowth #PersonalGrowth #FaithAndBusiness #SHED

    Why Building a Successful Business Is Never Enough | Morley Baker

  8. Sep 17

    From TV News Anchor to Venture Capital & Entrepreneurship Journey | Caitlin Hansen’s Career

    What happens when the career you built your identity around is no longer the life you want? In this episode, Caitlin Hansen shares her career transformation from broadcast journalism and TV news to executive communication, venture capital, startups, and entrepreneurship. After spending 15 years building a career in journalism, she opens up about leaving television, navigating a major career change, overcoming self-doubt, redefining success, and discovering how communication skills can transfer across completely different industries. The conversation explores career change, career pivots, career growth, entrepreneurship, startup life, venture capital, leadership, executive communication, executive presence, public speaking, communication skills, personal branding, confidence, professional development, and personal growth. Caitlin also discusses the challenges of public speaking anxiety, managing nerves, building confidence on camera and on stage, communicating as a leader, and developing stronger executive communication skills. Her experience eventually led to Barefoot Communications, where she helps executives, leaders, and professionals improve their communication and public speaking. The episode then dives into Caitlin’s transition into venture capital and the startup ecosystem, what she learned about fundraising, entrepreneurship, business, and career reinvention, and why she ultimately decided to leave venture capital and take the risk of building something of her own. That journey led to Mindless Lab , a mental health and wellness company focused on helping people manage anxiety, stress, mental wellness, therapy, breathwork, meditation, and mental health support while helping people feel less anxious and more radically alive. Caitlin also shares her perspective on money, financial success, career freedom, work-life balance, taking risks, entrepreneurship, betting on yourself, finding purpose, and building a career around your personal values. Timestamps: 00:00 – Career Change, Money, Risk & Identity 04:35 – Choosing Journalism & Finding Her Career Path 19:24 – Building a Career in Broadcast Journalism 26:25 – Leaving Television & Starting a New Chapter 35:17 – Executive Communication & Public Speaking 42:25 – From Barefoot Communications to Venture Capital 45:49 – Leaving Venture Capital & Starting Mindless Labs 50:31 – Anxiety, Mental Health & Mindless Labs 01:04:19 – Money, Freedom & Redefining Success 01:07:32 – Entrepreneurship & Betting on Yourself Watch the full episode on YouTube - https://youtu.be/s10T48wEoZ0 #CareerChange #Entrepreneurship #CareerGrowth #VentureCapital #PublicSpeaking #CommunicationSkills #ExecutiveCommunication #StartupLife #MentalHealth #Anxiety #PersonalGrowth #Leadership

    From TV News Anchor to Venture Capital & Entrepreneurship Journey | Caitlin Hansen’s Career
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Raw, unfiltered conversations with Special Forces operators, billion-dollar founders, fighter pilots turned coaches, and career changers who burned it all down to build something real. Hosted by Jeff Cluff. Long-form interviews built around military service, entrepreneurship, startup failure, leadership under pressure, trauma, resilience, AI, and hard-won wisdom you won't hear anywhere else. No scripts. No polish. Just real people, real stories. Built for founders, veterans, and anyone hungry for authentic transformation. New episodes weekly.

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