What happens when the life you've built no longer fits the man you've become?

After 25 years in corporate America, Bill Raab had the career, the paycheck, and the security. But something was missing. He was tired of playing the "good boy," seeking approval, and living by someone else's expectations.

So he made a decision that terrified him: walk away and build something of his own.

But this isn't another quit-your-job-and-chase-your-dreams story.

Bill is a husband, a father of two, and a risk management professional who knows that courage doesn't mean being reckless. It means confronting your fears, understanding what's actually at stake, and moving forward even when the outcome is uncertain.

In this episode of Living Lionhearted, we explore the cost of living out of alignment with yourself, the fear of failure, the importance of having good men in your corner, and why sometimes the greatest risk is spending your life wondering "what if?"

Because you don't have to wait for the fog to lift before taking the first step.

For years, my guest Denny Devlin believed anxiety was just part of being a successful man. He worried about everything, struggled to enjoy his victories, and used alcohol to escape his own thoughts.

Until it nearly cost him his marriage and family.

In this raw, honest conversation, Denny shares how he confronted the Dragons of anxiety and low self-worth, found the courage to change, and discovered something he never expected: the joy waiting on the other side.