The Doer Paradox

Most people would stop after losing everything. He didn't. After surviving cancer, undergoing a heart transplant, and rebuilding multiple 7-figure businesses from scratch, Derek Fitzgerald proves what it really means to be a doer. In this episode of The Doer Paradox, we dive into what it takes to rebuild when life forces you to start over—not once, but multiple times. This isn’t about motivati...

Some businesses start with a plan. Others start with an experiment. Before building a seven-figure media company, Dave Feinman was creating experiences in his community. From organizing a local half marathon in high school, to launching The Zombie Run, one of the first nationwide obstacle races built around a post-apocalyptic chase. Those early experiments revealed something important: Dave had a...

Sometimes the biggest shifts in life don't start with a plan. They start with a simple question. In this episode of The Doer Paradox, Jason sits down with brand strategist and founder of Touchpoint Design, Jacob Kleinman Phillips. We talk about the moment that changed his trajectory, Jacob was already doing the work, designing, freelancing, building creative projects, but it took someone askin...

Most people think the hardest part of building something is the work. It's not. The hardest part is starting before you feel ready. For years, I had ideas about things I wanted to build-businesses, creative projects, and the podcast. Like a lot of people, I spent more time thinking about them than actually doing them. In this first episode of The Doer Paradox, I talk about why I finally decide...