Are you constantly busy but still feel like you're falling behind?

In this episode of Fraud to Fearless, Hayden and Brooke tackle one of the biggest challenges facing professionals, leaders, entrepreneurs, and parents today: feeling overwhelmed by competing priorities.

Between work deadlines, growing businesses, family responsibilities, relationships, health goals, and everything else life throws at us, it's easy to spend months, or even years, reacting instead of intentionally designing the life we want.

Brooke shares the powerful Time Audit exercise she uses with executives, leaders, and coaching clients to uncover where their time is actually going versus where they believe it's going. Together, they explore why burnout happens, how self-sabotage often hides in plain sight, and what your daily habits reveal about the future you're creating.

You'll learn:

• How to identify the gap between your priorities and your calendar
• Why successful people still feel overwhelmed and stretched thin
• The hidden patterns that contribute to burnout and stress
• How to align your time with your values, goals, and relationships
• Why awareness is the first step to creating meaningful change
• Practical strategies for improving work-life balance without sacrificing ambition

Whether you're leading a team, building a business, navigating a demanding career, or simply trying to be more present with the people who matter most, this conversation will help you take a hard look at how you're spending your time, and whether it's creating the future you actually want.

Because your future isn't built by your intentions.

It's built by your calendar.

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Do you have imposter syndrome... or are you actually bad at your job?

It's a question most professionals, leaders, entrepreneurs, and high performers have asked themselves at some point, but very few people are willing to say out loud.

In this episode of Fraud to Fearless, Hayden and Brooke tackle one of the most common career struggles they hear about: the difference between imposter syndrome and a genuine skill gap.

After discovering that Fraud to Fearless ranked among the top podcasts in the world discussing imposter syndrome, fear, and self-doubt, they dive into a real story from a professional questioning whether her struggles at work are signs of imposter syndrome, or evidence that she's simply not cut out for the role.

Along the way, they discuss:

• How to tell the difference between self-doubt and a lack of experience
• Why new challenges often trigger imposter syndrome
• The mindset shift that separates growth from fear
• How comparison fuels feelings of inadequacy
• Practical steps to evaluate your performance objectively
• Why being doubted and failing might actually be a privilege
• The importance of asking questions instead of hiding uncertainty

Whether you're starting a new job, stepping into leadership, building a business, or feeling overwhelmed by a challenge you've never faced before, this conversation will help you stop questioning your worth and start focusing on growth.

Because sometimes you're not failing. You're just learning.

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What if one of the most legendary leaders in history battled the exact same doubts you do?

In this episode of Fraud to Fearless, Hayden Anderson and Brooke Talbot break down the leadership, mindset, and legacy lessons from Ragnar Lothbrok, the legendary Viking farmer who became king, changed history, and still questioned whether he was worthy to lead.

From conquering new lands and challenging broken systems, to building powerful relationships, and navigating the peaks and valleys of leadership, Ragnar’s story is packed with lessons for entrepreneurs, executives, corporate professionals, and anyone fighting imposter syndrome while chasing something bigger.

This episode dives into:

• Why imposter syndrome never fully disappears, even for legendary leaders
• The mindset that helped Ragnar go from farmer to king
• Why curiosity, risk-taking, and “ground truth” matter in business and life
• Leadership lessons from Vikings that still apply in corporate America today
• How relationships shape your success, legacy, and future
• Why titles, status, and success are never permanent
• The importance of building a life aligned with the ending you actually want

Whether you’re building a business, climbing the corporate ladder, leading a team, or trying to take the next step in your career, this conversation will challenge the way you think about fear, leadership, courage, and legacy.

Because if Ragnar Lothbrok, one of history’s most feared and respected leaders, still felt like a fraud sometimes… why do you think you’re different?

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What if the leadership principles missing from Corporate America were actually written by cowboys decades ago?

In this episode of Fraud to Fearless, Hayden and Brooke break down the “10 Cowboy Ethics” that shaped Hayden’s life after carrying the same card in his wallet for 15 years, and why these timeless principles matter more than ever in today’s world of burnout, broken trust, and nonstop pressure.

From “Ride for the Brand” to “When You Make a Promise, Keep It,” this conversation dives deep into leadership, accountability, courage, boundaries, trust, and what it truly means to represent something bigger than yourself at work and in life.

You’ll hear honest conversations around:

• Why “ASAP culture” is quietly destroying trust in Corporate America
• The leadership lesson behind “Ride for the Brand”
• How to stop breaking promises to yourself
• The balance between ambition and boundaries
• Why courage is required to succeed in business, relationships, and life
• How strong values create stronger leaders, teams, and families

Whether you’re an entrepreneur, corporate professional, manager, parent, or someone trying to navigate pressure and growth, this episode will challenge you to think differently about the kind of person, and leader, you want to become.

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What if the way you react to mistakes is quietly destroying trust on your team, in your company, or even in your home?

In this episode of Fraud to Fearless, Hayden and Brooke unpack Warren Buffett’s powerful “3 Good Things” rule: a leadership mindset that helps people feel safe enough to tell the truth, own mistakes, and grow. From Fortune 100 leadership lessons to parenting stories, Olympic hockey culture, and the legendary movie Miracle, this conversation dives deep into what actually creates high-performing teams and fearless leadership.

You’ll learn:

• Why people hide mistakes from leaders
• How trust is built during difficult moments
• The balance between accountability and empathy
• Why great leaders don’t punish bad news
• How to create a culture of honesty at work and at home
• The powerful connection between discipline, growth, and love

Whether you’re leading a company, a family, or simply trying to become a better version of yourself, this episode will challenge the way you think about failure, coaching, and what it truly means to lead fearlessly.

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What would you do if your manager was quietly sabotaging your career?

In this episode of Fraud to Fearless, we break down a real (and shockingly common) workplace scenario: an employee being blamed for work they were never assigned, while their manager covers their own mistakes.

If you’ve ever felt misunderstood, overlooked, or unfairly judged at work, this conversation will hit home.

Drawing on real-world leadership experience, we unpack:

• How to handle a boss who misrepresents your work
• The communication strategy that protects your reputation
• Why being a “problem solver” (not a complainer) changes everything
• How to document your work without creating conflict
• When it’s time to stay and grow… vs. when it’s time to walk away

Plus, a powerful mindset shift on why difficult work situations, even toxic ones, can become the catalyst for your biggest growth.

If you're navigating a tough manager, feeling stuck in your role, or questioning your next career move… this episode gives you the exact playbook to respond with confidence.

🎯 Your career isn’t defined by bad leadership, it’s defined by how you respond to it.

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Most people wait until they feel ready. He built and led $100M+ businesses across 4 continents without ever feeling ready at all.

In this Best Of episode of Fraud to Fearless, we revisit a conversation with Joe Carelli, former GE and Honeywell executive, who built a global leadership career by doing the opposite of what most people are taught: stepping into chaos, taking roles he wasn’t “qualified” for, and figuring it out in real time.

What he discovered is simple but uncomfortable: the people who win aren’t the ones who know the most… they’re the ones willing to move first, learn fast, and make decisions without certainty.

In this episode, you’ll learn:

• Why the best leaders don’t need to be the smartest
• How to make high-stakes decisions without full information
• The unconventional career path from field engineer to global executive
• Why getting “ground truth” changes everything in leadership
• How real leaders operate in chaos, not control

Plus, unforgettable stories from turning around global operations to discovering a “port” that didn’t even exist.

If this episode encouraged you, be sure to subscribe, leave a review, and share it with someone who is stepping into a new season of life.

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Big life changes can feel exciting, overwhelming, and uncomfortable all at once. In this episode, Hayden and Brooke open up about stepping into new chapters, navigating self-doubt, and learning how to stay grounded while life moves fast.

Hayden shares the story behind his recent promotion into a senior leadership role at Honeywell Aerospace and what it has been like leading through uncertainty, imposter syndrome, and massive organizational change. Brooke talks about becoming an affiliate faculty member at BYU, growing Steward of My Life, and seeing her book officially placed in the BYU library.

Together, they discuss how to stay consistent during busy seasons, why growth often feels uncomfortable, and how to stop waiting for life to “slow down” before allowing yourself to feel joy.

If you are going through a career change, promotion, new opportunity, or season of uncertainty, this episode will remind you that you do not have to have everything figured out to keep moving forward.

In this episode, we cover:

• Career growth and leadership transitions
• Imposter syndrome and self-doubt
• Staying consistent during overwhelming seasons
• Finding joy while chasing big goals
• Navigating promotions, new jobs, and life changes
• Building confidence when you do not feel ready

If this episode encouraged you, be sure to subscribe, leave a review, and share it with someone who is stepping into a new season of life.

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