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Eating Crow

Eating Crow

De : Peter Durand
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If you are a leader or an entrepreneur this podcast will speak to you (well, I guess that's the point). These are stories of amazing people with the courage to lead and often admit they were wrong and challenge long-held beliefs to make change. Many of these everyday heroes have evolved into leaders and entrepreneurs, and most of their stories have never been heard, until now. Pete Durand interviews people from all walks of life - the military, finance, business, sports, government and education. We learn from their challenges, pitfalls, lessons and how, by eating crow, how they used an open mind to adjust their way of thinking and lead others, including their families. Pete adds his own experiences as a husband, father and entrepreneur in this meaningful if not hilarious podcast.

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  • Episode 78: Ben Price

    Episode 78: Ben Price
    Oct 28 2026
    In this episode, we sit down with Ben Price, a former British Army intelligence officer turned author and coach, to explore identity, personal growth, and what it means to truly know yourself. From his book Conversations with a Suicide Bomber to the four archetypes of King, Warrior, Magician, and Lover, Ben shares hard-earned lessons on fatherhood, military conditioning, and the uncomfortable truths that shape us. He reflects on the power of self-awareness, why our actions matter more than our words, and how doing the work on ourselves can help others overcome their fears. Ultimately, it's a conversation about finding peace over victory and discovering who you really are.In This Episode[00:00:05] Welcome and introduction to Ben Price[00:01:16] Ben’s background: who he is and what he’s about[00:02:39] Eight years in the Intelligence Corps and working with the Gurkhas[00:04:27] The question that changed everything: “Who are you and why are you here?”[00:05:58] Meeting the mentor who initiated him[00:07:51] Why it’s a gift to ask this question at 38[00:09:11] “Friendly fire” and “releasing hostages”: winning the war in your mind[00:11:52] Would your old teammates recognize you? The power of a 360 review[00:13:36] Writing Conversations with a Suicide Bomber[00:16:26] Rethinking sin: the belief in separation[00:18:25] Is there a need for warriors? King, warrior, magician, lover[00:21:48] Why the king is weighted most heavily[00:23:01] Slowing down and noticing where you respond from[00:24:29] The magician and its shadow: procrastination and manipulation[00:25:47] “We don’t see things as they are, we see things as we are”[00:27:05] Who this work is for: leaders, founders, and fathers[00:28:59] What clients discover: they find peace[00:30:27] Parenting: boundaries versus letting kids find themselves[00:33:41] Pete’s story: his father’s example and a pivotal moment with his teenage son[00:37:27] Authenticity versus the “perfect success” posts on LinkedIn[00:38:10] The Field Manual: who it’s for and why Ben built it[00:40:12] Accountability, agency, and Marcus Aurelius’s “don’t be purple”[00:41:44] Values, pressure, and red lines[00:43:01] Telling the truth without taking away someone’s agency[00:44:26] Inspiration versus manipulation in leadership[00:47:04] Leading by example: how fitness and discipline speak for you[00:50:07] Pete’s 1999 360 review and a mentor’s lesson on perception[00:51:17] One thing to do before 40: the Matterhorn and the Initiators brotherhood[00:53:06] Closing thoughts and a possible follow-up from the summitOur GuestBen Price is a British leadership coach, author, and former British Army Intelligence Corps soldier. He served eight years alongside the Gurkhas, special forces, and weapons intelligence before building a business career, including owning a gym. He now coaches founders, senior leaders, and fathers through a values-based approach to leadership. He is the author of Conversations with a Suicide Bomber and a companion 100-day Field Manual, “leadership initiation for men who want a big impact without becoming consumed by it.” He is also building Initiators, a brotherhood of men doing this work together, with gatherings in the South Downs in the UK.Resources and LinksEating Crow with Pete DurandBen PriceLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/coachbenpriceBook: Conversations with a Suicide BomberBook: The 100 Day Field ManualPete DurandWebsite: https://www.cruxiblepartners.com/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/petedurandSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/eating-crow. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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    47 min
  • Episode 77: Andrew Brown

    Episode 77: Andrew Brown
    Sep 1 2026

    Andrew Brown will change the world.

    His mission is to upend how our educational, vocational and cultural views see the trades.

    AI is coming for a lot of jobs.

    Robotics are coming for a lot of jobs.

    But the trades will be here for a long time - making them more attractive than ever.

    Yet, the stigma lingers.

    Go to college, get a high-paying job.

    There are few college degrees that lead to high paying jobs - they usually lead to significant debt that has to be serviced by a low-paying career.

    Most trades pay extremely well and in many cases, the work doesn't go home with you - it stays on the jobsite.

    This reduces stress and improves family life.

    Listen as Andrew shares why he chose to be a champion for trades - and support his mission!

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    41 min
  • Episode 76: Maurice Philogene

    Episode 76: Maurice Philogene
    Aug 4 2024

    Maurice Philogene is genuine.

    He's one of those rare people who you meet that exceeds your expectations.

    He's accomplished a lot in life. He's done things most of us wouldn't dream of doing.

    He's only in his late 40's, there's much yet to be done for Maurice.

    When he shares lessons on life, professionally, financially and to live life, he does it in a unique way.

    He's just stating the facts.

    We went into his background - what caused him to think this way?

    What caused him to approach life with such patience, persistence and a view to the future?

    What caused him to become a successful executive...

    ...then become a police officer at night?

    Who does that??

    How is Maurice financially independent at 47 years old?

    How did he do this while working three jobs and raising a family?

    He asked questions.

    He did his homework.

    He developed a plan.

    He stuck to the plan.

    So amazing in this world if instant gratification and "influencers."

    I was not influenced by Maurice.

    I was inspired.

    He still drives his 2005 Lexus, because, well it, runs.

    Could he drive something more flashy? Sure.

    But that's not who he is.

    He's one of the humblest, kindest, and intentional people I've met.

    It was an honor to have him on the program, a stretch guest for sure.

    Enjoy.

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    47 min
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