What’s Your Problem? with Marsh Buice

As told on the Team Never Quit Podcast, U.S. Army Ranger Sergeant Michael Schlitz lost both hands and was burned over 85% of his body. While at a conference, he was talking to a lady who was burned at the age of 4...46 years later she's still angry, hurt, & resentful. After all these years, she's tried to take back the burns and can't. Today's episode talks about honor- you...

As I walked in from work my daughter asked me, "Did you hear what happened?" I hadn't watched the news-she doesn't either, it wasn't a holiday or special occasion, so I didn't know "What happened.." come to find out the game she plays, Mindcraft, updated and everything she worked hours & days on was gone. When I asked her what she's going to do, she...

Reading Ray Dalio's book "Principles" (a must read by the way), he encourages failure- of himself and of his people at Bridgewater. "If you don't mind being wrong on the way to being right, you'll learn a lot & you'll increase your effectiveness." Today's episode is talking about just that...purposefully going out there to fail-and as you do, you tw...

"Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me!"....that's a lie. We can recover from tears, strains,& breaks ...but ill spoken words can kill us...they kill our dreams, hopes, & our aspirations. It takes 6 positive statements to overcome that one negative comment hurled at us...Looks like we got a lot of 6's to find. Let's go to work. Send in...

Well you made it to the end of "anudder" week. Here's quick recap of this week's shows - an a la cart version of which episodes you want to pop in on. (All of 'em 😉) 👉👉Thanks for subscribing, sharing, & great feedback. Keep it coming www.marshbuice.com Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/marshbuice/message TEXT ME! Support the show 📣Who needs to hear this ep...

Wally Green was a former gang member turned champion ping pong player. On paper he was at a disadvantage bc Wally started competing at age 19 whereas his competitors had been playing since they were 3 years old. In order to improve and stay with the sport he had to play mind games with himself. He took a unique approach by instead of of weighing his progress just on winning, he focused on points....