In this episode, Dr. Killeen uses the art of kintsugi to talk about why acknowledging our weaknesses is essential for real growth. He reflects on how success is rarely flawless and why the areas where we struggle often become the places where we build the most strength over time. You do not have to hide the cracks. When you work on them honestly and consistently, they can become some of the strongest parts of who you are.

In this episode, Dr. Killeen shares the story of the 1900 Galveston hurricane to explore how overconfidence can quietly create massive risk in leadership and business. He talks about why experience and past success can sometimes make us less curious, less cautious, and more vulnerable to blind spots. The takeaway is simple and practical: build habits and systems that assume you might be wrong, invite challenge from people you trust, and choose humility as a long term advantage.

In this episode, Dr. Killeen shares a simple evening habit that leads to better sleep and stronger mornings. By writing down tomorrow’s priorities and setting up the environment ahead of time, you free your mind from overnight planning and reduce friction the next day. Preparation beats motivation and that small, intentional habit can quietly improve both rest and performance.