Life can be very hectic for entrepreneurs, given the responsibilities in running a business. Amid the chaos, it’s important to remember to find time for loved ones. True Underdog Jayson Waller knows all about the importance of having balance in life, and not only balance, but a plan on how to attack every day. But it’s not just about finding time for family – there’s one extra person to remember too.

Finding meaning in life is about discovering your “why.” Michael O’Byrne, the CEO of a home security and home automation company, remembers precisely when he found his why, and how it changed the course of his working career. O’Byrne grinded his way to being his own boss and a dealer for ADT, and now he has 230 employees across nine states. True Underdog Jayson Waller discusses O’Byrne’s journey, and he can’t help but enjoy hearing about the picture O’Byrne has hanging in his office.

When it comes to finding motivation and overcoming objections and obstacles to succeed in life, Detroit Lions safety Tavon Wilson has done just that. His father was murdered when he was a year old, and his mother died when he was 12. He wasn’t even invited to the NFL Scouting Combine, where players get to showcase their talents prior to entering the NFL Draft. Yet he became a second-round pick of the New England Patriots, won a Super Bowl, and is now winning at life. True Underdog Jayson Waller and co-host John LeBlanc go into all aspects of Wilson’s life to learn more.

As an entrepreneur, how can you tell the difference when it’s time to stay the course or to change lanes? True Underdog Jayson Waller knows what that answer is for him, and he reveals it during this podcast. Waller also discusses his three rules of decision-making, and delivers an acronym for the ages. Buckle up for this latest caffeinated ride!

Does ego ever get in the way of you making a making a business or life decision? It didn’t for POWERHOME Chief of Sales Ben Brookhart, who used to be business partners with True Underdog Jayson Waller in the home securities industry. Today’s discussion centers around the potential need to take a step back to take several steps forward, and that’s something Brookhart believes he did in rejoining forces with POWERHOME. Could you be in that same spot?

Detroit Lions punter Sam Martin was the first kicker to receive a scholarship at Appalachian State, but early struggles had his coaches delivering the harshest of criticism. But the opportunity to learn how to punt opened up for him, and he accepted that challenge head-on. Martin talks with True Underdog Jayson Waller and co-host John LeBlanc about the adversity, negativity and depression he felt before he came out on the other side as a professional athlete in America’s biggest sport.