Brandon Puckett is a CFO, a husband, a father of four, and a leader who doesn’t just talk about growth—he lives it. But he didn’t start that way. In this episode, Brandon opens up about his journey from risk-averse corporate climber to someone who’s learning to lead with intention, vulnerability, and purpose.

We talk about the kind of risk that doesn’t look brave from the outside, the hidden transformation that comes from staying put, and why the goal isn’t growth for its own sake—it’s health. Brandon shares how leadership, fatherhood, and faith have reshaped his identity, and what it really means to be safe enough to grow.

This episode is about slow change, quiet conviction, and the kind of strength that takes years to build.

Ashley Morgan is a music managerr whose work lives at the intersection of vision, logistics, and belief. She’s spent the last decade helping artists bring their message to the world—and making sure the story holds up even when they’re not in the room.

In this conversation, Ashley shares what it actually means to manage a creative career, why purpose is non-negotiable, and how ambition and surrender can coexist. She unpacks what it’s like to build someone else’s platform while holding onto her own convictions, and why collaboration—not competition—is the new standard.

Tip Frank is a former touring musician and the founder of Spiritual World Tour, a fashion brand rooted in simplicity, self-awareness, and subtle confidence. After nearly a decade on the road, he transitioned into the world of clothing design—driven not by trend, but by a desire to create pieces that feel honest to wear.

In this episode, Tip shares how body image, grief, and reinvention quietly shaped both his creative path and his personal one. He reflects on losing his father as a teenager, shifting dreams in adulthood, and the tension between making something you love and hoping others see themselves in it.

The conversation touches on creative identity, the weight of unspoken grief, and what it means to bet on yourself when the outcome isn’t guaranteed. It’s a story about subtle confidence, staying tender through transition, and how the things we make often mirror the lives we’ve lived.