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Never Clocked Out

Never Clocked Out

By: Buck Holly
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Never Clocked Out is a podcast for those who believe the work of building character, preserving tradition, and pursuing excellence never stops. Hosted by Buck Holly, each episode features authentic conversations with hunters, shooters, industry professionals, veterans, entrepreneurs, and everyday people who are committed to living with purpose.

From firearm safety and responsible gun ownership to hunting, outdoor skills, leadership, engineering, entrepreneurship, and family values, Never Clocked Out explores the lessons learned through hard work, discipline, and lifelong learning. Whether in the field, at the range, in the workshop, or around the dinner table, every conversation is rooted in respect, responsibility, and a commitment to leaving the next generation better prepared than the last.

If you're passionate about the outdoors, the Second Amendment, creating a successful business, personal growth, and building a life of purpose, you're in the right place. Because when it comes to learning, leading, and making an impact - you’re never clocked out.

2026 Buck Holly
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Episodes
  • The Buck Stops Here | NCO Dailies #08 | Compliance vs. True Excellence
    Jul 22 2026

    The episode explores the difference between standards and rules, emphasizing the importance of setting high standards for oneself. It discusses the impact of standards in driving, business, the military, and personal life, highlighting the contrast between compliance and excellence. The episode concludes with a call to raise personal standards for a more extraordinary life.

    Takeaways

    • Standards create excellence, while rules create compliance.
    • Raising personal standards leads to an extraordinary life.

    Chapters

    • 00:00 Standards vs. Rules
    • 01:55 Standards in Driving and Business
    • 03:24 Standards in the Military
    • 04:18 Compliance vs. Excellence
    • 05:45 Discipline and Motivation
    • 06:45 Leadership and Standards
    • 07:15 Raising Your Standards
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    8 mins
  • The Buck Stops Here | NCO Dailies #07 | You're Body Is The Retirement Plan
    Jul 21 2026

    The episode emphasizes the importance of investing in one's health through exercise, strength training, brain health, endurance, nutrition, and choosing effort over excuses. It highlights the body as a retirement plan and encourages consistent effort for long-term health and well-being.

    Takeaways

    • Invest in your health through consistent exercise and strength training.
    • Your body is your retirement plan; prioritize its care and maintenance.

    Chapters

    • 00:00 Investing in Your Health
    • 03:09 The Importance of Exercise
    • 04:16 Strength and Longevity
    • 06:06 Brain Health and Exercise
    • 07:24 Endurance and Freedom
    • 08:22 Nutrition and Health
    • 09:20 Choosing Effort Over Excuses
    • 09:48 Your Body as Your Retirement Plan
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    11 mins
  • The Buck Stops Here | NCO Dailies #06 | Fitness Is a Duty, Not an Option
    Jul 20 2026

    In this episode, Buck discusses the impact of being overweight and the compound effect of decisions on health. He emphasizes the importance of taking small steps towards a healthier lifestyle and the impact it has on those around you.

    Takeaways

    • Being overweight has a significant impact on those around you.
    • Small steps towards a healthier lifestyle have a positive compound effect.

    Chapters

    • 00:00 Sponsorship and Introduction
    • 01:14 The Impact of Being Overweight
    • 02:19 The Compound Effect of Decisions
    • 03:08 Taking One Step at a Time
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    4 mins
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