In this episode of the Failure Is Knowledge Podcast, Terryl Humphrey talks about why he is transitioning his content to focus on business and case studies.

During the episode, Terryl explains that this shift comes from a clearer understanding of the path he is on and his goal to help leaders launch their podcast with confidence. He shares that he is still learning business himself and wants to talk openly about the struggles he is facing, the challenges he has overcome, and the lessons he has learned while building a business.

This conversation focuses on business entertainment, education, failure, success, and understanding business in a way that is easier to follow and understand. Terryl explains that his goal is to make business less confusing by breaking it down from point A to point B and keeping the content focused and consistent.

Failure Is Knowledge focuses on helping leaders better understand their experiences, communicate their ideas clearly, and build trust through honest conversation. The podcast is designed for people who want to be seen, trusted, and chosen by sharing their story with clarity and confidence.

Listeners who are interested in business, marketing, sales, leadership, or learning from real experiences may find this episode helpful.

In this episode of the Failure Is Knowledge Podcast, Terryl Humphrey talks about the biggest challenge he has faced in business: identifying the right problem to solve.

During the conversation, Terryl shares his experience navigating business over the last half decade, including changing his business model multiple times, learning from mentors, receiving customer feedback, and recognizing that trying to solve too many problems created confusion and lack of focus.

This discussion explores ideas around entrepreneurship, problem-solving, customer feedback, consistency, systems, and patience, based entirely on real experiences shared throughout the episode. Terryl explains how focusing on the problem instead of the solution helped him develop a clearer framework, improve his decision-making, and better understand the language his customers use.

Failure is Knowledge focuses on helping leaders understand their experiences, communicate clearly, and build trust through honest conversation. The podcast is designed for people who want to grow through real lessons, not shortcuts.

Listeners who are navigating business challenges, trying to clarify their offer, or learning how to stay consistent may find this episode helpful.

In this solo episode of the Failure Is Knowledge Podcast, Terryl Humphrey talks about the difference between staying busy and actually building a business.

He shares his experience of doing things randomly, struggling with consistency, and learning why being strategic matters more than talent or effort alone.

This episode focuses on perspective, clarity, and lessons learned through real experience. It is intended for listeners interested in leadership, growth, and understanding how mindset influences decisions.