In this episode of the 360 Success Podcast, host Dr. Ryan Knight explores the profound concept of incremental transformation as the key to unlocking personal and professional success. Drawing from biblical principles, such as Genesis 1:26 and 2 Corinthians 3:18, the episode delves into how small, consistent actions align us with God’s intended image for our lives. Through the story of Moses reflecting God’s glory after time spent in His presence, the host illustrates how daily habits—like prayer, meditation, and reflection—lead to lasting change. This episode challenges listeners to embrace the slow, steady process of becoming their best selves, not just for external achievements but for internal alignment with their divine purpose.

The discussion emphasizes that true success is not about ticking off milestones, but about evolving into the person God created you to be. By committing to “evaluated practice” and small, purposeful steps, listeners are encouraged to transform incrementally, from “glory to glory.” With references to thought leaders like Ed Mylett and John Maxwell, this episode offers a compelling blend of spiritual wisdom and practical insights, making it essential for anyone seeking a life of purpose and growth.

Key Takeaways:

• True success stems from internal transformation, aligning with God’s image.

• Incremental change through daily habits drives lasting personal growth.

• Spending time in God’s presence fosters spiritual and personal evolution.

• Evaluated practice, not perfection, leads to meaningful progress.

• A personal growth plan is essential alongside professional goals.

“The truth about transformation is that it’s incremental... it’s the small, consistent habits of walking in it daily that create the greatest transformation.” - Dr. Ryan Knight

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In this episode of 360 Success, Dr. Ryan Knight explores the transformative power of a mission-driven approach to success across business, personal development, and leadership. Drawing parallels with the Navy SEALs, Dr. Knight emphasizes that a clear, unifying mission serves as the cornerstone for high-performing teams and individuals. He delves into how aligning every decision and action with a central purpose fosters resilience, drives progress, and creates meaningful outcomes, whether in corporate environments, sports, or personal growth. The episode offers practical insights on how to stay focused on the mission, even when faced with tough choices or inevitable losses along the way.

Dr. Knight challenges listeners to ask, "What can I do to move the mission forward?" regardless of their role or position. Through real-world examples, such as Steve Jobs’ relentless focus on Apple’s mission and NASA’s unified efforts during the Apollo missions, the episode underscores the importance of clarity, communication, and unity in achieving extraordinary results. Listeners are encouraged to reflect on their own purpose, take ownership of their contributions, and embrace the pruning process that comes with growth to build a life and career aligned with their mission.

Key Takeaways:

• The role of a central mission in driving success

• Leadership decision-making anchored in purpose

• The importance of unity and communication in teams

• Embracing loss and pruning for personal and professional growth

“Your purpose is to serve the mission, and when you do, the mission will serve you." - Dr. Ryan Knight

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In this episode of the 360 Success Podcast, Dr. Ryan Knight sits down with long-time friend, powerhouse practitioner, and visionary leader Dr. Tonya Westerbeke for an inspiring conversation about resilience, balance, and building a legacy. Recorded live from Tonya’s home ahead of their upcoming doctor’s retreat, this episode dives deep into what it really takes to grow a high-performance practice, lead a thriving family, and continue pouring into the next generation of doctors; all without losing your soul in the process.

From her early days battling chronic pain and a misdiagnosis, to discovering chiropractic and launching a successful clinic alongside her husband, Tonya shares the raw reality behind her 21-year journey. You’ll hear about the sacrifices, the tax surprises, the associate pay struggles, and the moments where everything almost collapsed. But you'll also discover how she pivoted through those moments with grit, faith, and a servant-leader mindset.

Tonya opens up about navigating motherhood, marriage, and business as an Enneagram 8, and how therapy, mentorship, and intentional rhythms have helped her transform her strengths and overcome identity traps tied to productivity. Together, she and Dr. Knight explores the power of team culture, what real leadership looks like, and how to cultivate loyalty and excellence by serving, not commanding.

Key Takeaways:

• The real cost (and reward) of building a thriving practice while raising a family
  

• Why leadership is lonely and how to surround yourself with people who lovingly challenge your blind spots
  

• How to let go of ego, delegate with purpose, and build a scalable legacy through others
  

• What high-achieving moms and dads really need to hear about guilt, grace, and growth
  

• Why work ethic and a servant’s heart are the ultimate leadership differentiators
  

"You are not serving God the way that you should if you dismiss the gifts that you've been given." – Dr. Tonya Westerbeke

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What happens when you hit your goals but don’t feel the way you thought you would? In this episode of 360 Success, Dr. Ryan Knight explores the often unspoken disconnect that shows up when your external success outpaces your internal identity. Whether it’s happiness anxiety, self-sabotage, or a quiet sense of “this should feel better,” Dr. Knight unpacks the real reason high achievers feel unstable after big wins.

Listeners will learn why strategy and hustle can take you far, but only identity alignment can help you stay there. If you’ve ever felt like you’re just waiting for the other shoe to drop, this episode will show you how to step into the version of yourself that can actually hold the life you’ve built.

Key Takeaways:

• Your nervous system resists unfamiliar success—learn to recognize that as a signal, not a red flag.
  

• You can’t outperform your identity forever.
  

• Most burnout isn’t from overwork—it’s from inner misalignment.
  

• Stop downplaying your wins and start upgrading your self-image.
  

“If you want more, you have to become more.” — Dr. Ryan Knight

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Many people feel stuck in life, blaming circumstances instead of leading themselves forward. In this episode of the 360 Success Podcast, Dr. Ryan Knight reveals how radical ownership transforms every area of life; marriage, parenting, health, faith, and personal growth.

Drawing on leadership wisdom from John Maxwell and practical habits, Dr. Knight explains how victim thinking shows up, why it robs us of purpose, and how to replace limiting beliefs with empowered action. Listeners will learn three daily leadership habits that create breakthroughs: starting with silence, declaring vision, and doing the hard thing first.

Key Takeaways:

• Victim thinking erodes confidence, purpose, and relationships.
  

• Leadership is not about title, it’s about taking ownership where you are.
  

• Spiritual alignment creates direction and stability.
  

• Simple daily actions rewire identity and build momentum.
  

“Everything rises and falls on leadership; not just in business, but in every part of your life.” – Dr. Ryan Knight

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In this powerful episode of the 360 Success Podcast, Dr. Ryan Knight sits down with Dr. Yaw Sarpong, a Dallas-based neurosurgeon whose story is nothing short of extraordinary. Born and raised in Ghana—with no indoor plumbing and daily chores that included hauling water—Dr. Sarpong’s life took a remarkable turn when his family immigrated to the United States. He shares the grit, vision, and relentless work ethic that carried him from humble beginnings to the pinnacle of medical achievement. This is not just a story of personal success—it’s a testament to the power of perseverance, opportunity, and keeping your heart rooted in service. Whether you’re chasing a big dream or overcoming daily challenges, this conversation will fuel your belief in what’s possible.

Key Takeaways:

• How humble beginnings forged an unstoppable work ethic
  

• The immigrant experience: culture shock, adaptation, and opportunity
  

• The mindset shift from struggle to strategy in pursuing big goals
  

• The life-altering power of mentors and role models
  

• Why neurosurgery—and what makes it one of the most challenging medical fields
  

• Lessons on balancing success with humility and service
  

• Practical wisdom for anyone facing setbacks or feeling like giving up
  

“You carry water for survival as a boy—and later, you hold human lives in your hands in brain surgery. That’s a transformation.”

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In a world obsessed with picking sides, what happens when we choose something deeper; something unshakable? In this episode of the 360 Success Podcast, Dr. Ryan Knight explores why living by a standard of truth is far more transformative than tribal loyalty.

Drawing from real-life leadership and relationship scenarios, Dr. Knight breaks down the crucial difference between intention and impact, and how our character is built not by which side we’re on, but by whether we stand on truth, integrity, and follow-through.

You’ll learn:

• Why “sides” often sabotage critical thinking and character
  

• What it means to live by a margin for truth in your relationships, leadership, and decisions
  

• The real cost of good intentions left unsent
  

• How to build trust through consistency, not just conviction
  

If you’ve ever felt the pressure to pick a side in life, business, or faith, this episode will challenge you to build something far more lasting.

"If we're not anchored to something deeper than tribal loyalty, then what are we really building our lives on?" - Dr. Ryan Knight

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In this episode of the 360 Success Podcast, Dr. Ryan Knight and his wife, Amy, open the door to one of the hardest chapters in their 32-year marriage—infertility, miscarriage, adoption, and the emotional toll it took on their relationship.

From hormone injections and doctor visits to soul-wrenching disappointment and devastating arguments, Dr. Knight and Amy recount the season of life they call "the dark years." With honesty and grace, they share how infertility not only challenged their ability to grow their family, but nearly tore their marriage apart.

In this episode, you’ll hear:

• What it’s really like to go through years of fertility treatments
  

• The grief that comes from unrealized expectations and miscarriages
  

• How adoption became a redemptive chapter after so much heartbreak
  

• The spiritual wrestling that came with unmet desires and silent prayers
  

• How commitment—not feelings—became the anchor that held their marriage together
  

Whether you’re walking through infertility, struggling in your marriage, or simply need hope that healing is possible after heartache: you’re not alone.

"No matter how bad it got, the answer was always: 'I'm here. I'm not going anywhere.'"

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