RE·LAT·A·BLE

You ever work hard for something, get it… and still feel off? David Yeghiaian spent years chasing success only to realize he didn’t like who he was becoming. We talk about self-doubt, changing priorities, and what happens when the things you chased stop feeling like the things that matter.

He realized what success meant at his grandfather’sfuneral—and it changed everything. In this episode of Relatable, Thom Cody shares the moment that reshaped how he defines success, why so many people spend their lives chasing someone else’s version of success, and the tension of trying to stay true to yourself in aworld constantly trying to redefine it for you. From grief and leadership to purpos...

You can spend years doing everything “right”… and still feel like something is off. Russell St. John built a career the way most people are told to: Take opportunities. Stay consistent. Be responsible. And it worked. But at some point, success stopped feeling clear. This conversation is about that moment—when you realize you’ve been moving forward for a long time… but you’re not sure if it’s where...

In this episode of Re-lat-a-ble I talk with Josh Driver to learn about his journey to becoming the Executive Director of The Hospitality Center, a job he never thought he wanted. Here is what really stood out to me in this episode. The belief into surrendering to something greater than yourself in a world where we are told to put ourselves first. The idea that chasing your passion is not always th...

Have you ever had someone tell you that they see you as successful but you don’t believe it yourself? Caroline Holden feels the same way. Here are some more reasons you will enjoy this episode. Caroline talks about how she feels like she was not a part of the group and did not fit in during her high school years, especially when she was at odds with the rest of her fellow classmates for circumstan...

Why you may like this episode. Christian talks about his struggle to let go of an organization he built for 12 years. How even though he knew it was the right thing for him and the organization he still struggled with letting go and not feeling like he was giving up. How Christian's passion and emotional attachment to what he was doing was not always a good thing. Success is not just for drive...