How do you solve an impossible problem?

For most of us, when we hit this kind of barrier, we struggle to make our way over it. But what if you could train your brain to see everything as a puzzle that’s just waiting to be solved?

That’s exactly what we’re exploring on today’s show with my guest, Jeffery Potvin.

Jeffery is the CEO of the AI infrastructure company Arc Compute and an investor in over 100 companies, with more than 10 successful exits.

He is a master problem-solver who, since he was a kid, has looked at the world very differently than most. You’re not only going to hear how a literal “car crash” forced him to reset his entire life, but we are also going to break down his exact framework for solving any problem.

We communicate constantly, but many of us are trapped in a cycle of overthinking, creating worst-case scenarios in our minds that simply do not exist.

Today’s guest on The Edge of Possible, Mark Setch, has spent over 5,000 hours coaching leaders to break free from these mental wars and find their true purpose.

Mark is an ICF Master Certified Coach and the Coaching and MBA Course Leader at ACAP University College in Australia.

He has lived the journey of authenticity not just once, but multiple times, walking away from a successful accounting career to become a pastor, and then leaving 33 years of ministry to become a leader in the coaching world.

In this conversation, we are breaking down the exact playbook for finding your authentic path.

We talk about how to stop being a "serial overthinker" , the questions to ask to get clear on your purpose, and the powerful lessons from his 31-year marriage and why having the "hard conversations" are the secret to a deep, lasting love.

We live in a world that is moving faster than ever. The pressure to keep up, to achieve, and to look like we have it all together for our families and our teams is immense.

And it can often lead to burnout and a life spent constantly chasing the next thing, only to feel like we are still not enough.

Today's guest knows this pressure intimately. Caleb Campbell was once known as “America’s Athlete". A West Point graduate, an Army officer, and an NFL linebacker, he had built a seemingly perfect life: the ultimate scaffolding of success.

But in an instant, a sudden policy change erased his NFL dream, and that entire scaffolding collapsed.

In this conversation, Caleb shares how to view burnout not as a dead end, but as a powerful invitation for growth. We explore how to stop building our lives on the back of willpower and instead learn to "rest in the river," unlocking the conviction needed to move from a life of survival to one of true purpose.