Dare to Fail with Brandon Raehl

2020 is right around the corner! If you haven’t yet set your goals for the coming year, this podcast can help you get started. Let’s make 2020 the best year to date and dive right into adventure that’s before us. Get excited!

You have the RIGHT to your dreams and to be who you are. This podcast is dedicated to reclaiming your independence and not apologizing for it. Jim Rohn https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DGIjuVbGP_A&t=33s Sara Blakely Master Class https://www.masterclass.com/classes/sara-blakely-teaches-self-made-entrepreneurship Music: 311, Voyager “Born to Live” http://www.311.com/release/voyager/

Undoubtably, taking chances on yourself is an absolute must if you want to accomplish awesome goals. Plus, it’s really the only way to get out of your comfort zone. In this podcast, I talk about the times I took chances and how it turned out, as well as my recent trip to CBS Radford Studios in Los Angeles to be an audience member for the sitcom United We Fall, and a recent student film I acted in. Enjoy!

Focusing on the wrong things in life can cause all sorts of problems for us. Especially when you are putting yourself out there and getting rejected. In this podcast I talk about what you can and cannot control, and how to keep your focus where it needs to be.

It’s interviews like these that make the Dare to Fail Podcast what it is. Tommy has been a touring musician for the better part of his life, traveling through Europe with numerous bands, braving the LA life, and finally finding where he wants to be most. Tommy could also be Brad Pitt’s shorter brother! In all seriousness, this interview goes deep into the curve balls that life throws at you, and how to come out the other end in a good way. You can find Tommy and his works at the links below. Enjoy! Bands http://whiskeykiss.org https://www.reverbnation.com/voodooswing Business https://www.collinshomesealing.com https://www.vintagetrailerphotobooth.com

Starting your day off with the things you are grateful for can have a profound impact on your mental health and motivation. In this podcast, I discuss gratitude and why it’s so important to practice, in addition to my typical rambles. Enjoy! References: Psychology Today Article: https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/basics/gratitude Mel Robbins Motivational Speaker: https://www.ted.com/talks/mel_robbins_how_to_stop_screwing_yourself_over?language=en Gratitude Journal on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Second-Journal-Most-Powerful-Planet/dp/168261722X/ref=sr_1_3?keywords=5+second+journal&qid=1570208961&sr=8-3

In this episode I share my experience with having a life-coach and how it’s helped me stay on track-especially during tough times. Other topics include quitting caffeine, song lyrics that hit your heart strings, and the paradox of choice. Enjoy!

We’re starting off Season 3 of the Dare to Fail Podcast with a special message from Nick Hexum of 311 ! I hope you’re as excited as I am! This episode kicks us off for another season that’s dedicated to moving forward regardless of what that inner-critic (the voice in you head!) may be saying to you. So let’s face our fears and jump right in!

In this end of Season 2 of the Dare to Fail Podcast, I spend time focusing on the biggest obstacle to personal development: FEAR. I also talk about my Los Angeles trips and give a special reading of Joseph Campbell’s most helpful quote when dealing with your fears. Thank you to all of those who have stuck with me through 24 episodes! There will be many more to come. Love you all! Books Referenced: Reflections on the Art of Living: A Joseph Campbell Companion. Edited by Diane K Osbon Zen and the Art of Making a Living by Laurence G. Boldt

When choosing your personal journey, choose wisely and make sure it’s worth it to you. In this podcast, I discuss my current trips to LA for acting classes, and discuss my thinking around why choosing to pursue your dreams is always worth it IF you are pursuing them for the right reasons. Enjoy!