Are you rebuilding your life and not sure where to start? Wondering how to find yourself again after burnout, loss, or a major life change? Trying to move forward without a clear plan and feeling like “fine” just isn’t enough anymore? " Quick Before You Forget " is a self-improvement and personal development podcast for people rebuilding their lives in real time. Each episode offers a grounded place to land while you’re navigating life transitions, identity shifts, and emotional overwhelm. Through honest reflection and practical insight, this podcast helps you steady yourself, build emotional resilience, and take the next true step forward without pressure to have everything figured out. This show explores how to build an unreal life from the ground up using three deeply human tools: music to help you feel, remember, and process emotion, mindset to help you reframe, choose again, and reclaim agency, and movement to help you regulate your nervous system, release stuck energy, and keep going. Rather than quick fixes or hustle culture, "Quick Before You Forget" captures growth as it’s actually happening in real time, before the moment fades. These are lived practices, not theories. Reflections, not prescriptions. If you’re starting over, redefining who you are, or learning how to trust yourself again, this personal growth podcast is here to remind you: you don’t need the whole plan. You just need to take the next honest step. Subscribe and follow to build your unreal life, one song, one choice, and one step at a time.
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Recent episodes include "God Does Not Miss: Ty Schmidt on How Time Happens For You Not To You" (19 October 2026, 35 minutes), "Patient Zero: Stop Waiting, Start Living" (5 October 2026, 34 minutes), and "Believe in Your Magic: Alice of Oz with Terence Sullivan and Ellen Baker" (28 September 2026, 65 minutes).
Quick Before You Forget publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 56 minutes across 40 episodes.
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Quick Before You Forget is an education show with 40 episodes published.
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Quick Before You Forget
God handed me the microphone this week. And this is me going with the flow. Two guest recordings moved. A solo episode took their place. And the question from Coach Doc waiting for me was one I’m still living my way...
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When the hate starts rolling in, you know you're doing something right. This was a takeaway I was grateful to absorb just in time from my new friend Ann Marie Taepke, who we know and love as the Midwest Neighbor and for...
Episode #36
Terence Sullivan had no business writing a book. His words, not mine. He has a degree in painting, didn't know the “rules” of writing (especially with commas), struggles with imposter syndrome, and wrote his first...
Episode #35
The difference between a story people hear and a story people feel is in how you tell it. New York Times bestselling writer Kelly Madrone knows some things about how to breathe life into the words on the page. She’s...
Episode #2
I taped this episode twice. The first version looked better. I stayed on track. I covered more of what I planned to say. And I am not using it. Because somewhere in this second version, I got emotional. I lost my place...
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I was so discouraged after talking with Dr. Alexis Yamokoski, and at the time I couldn't even put my finger on why. (Also, before you go there, it had literally nothing to do with this genuine sweetheart of a human)...
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You can build an extraordinary life while still being terrified you don’t belong in it. Rudy Rush is proof. After more than 30 years as a comedian, actor, radio personality and entertainer, with HBO, Showtime, Showtime...
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Quick before you forget: The world doesn't need more perfection. It needs more you. AI ethicist, author, and responsible AI expert Olivia Gambelin joins me, Ty Schmidt, for a conversation that goes far beyond ChatGPT...
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QUICK BEFORE YOU FORGET: AT A GLANCE WHO is Julie Voris? Julie Voris is a mindset and habit coach, speaker, wellness entrepreneur and Disney Cast Member who has spent decades helping women live with more purpose...
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Two things can be true. You can spend years doing the work and still be learning how to live in the light. Your song of survival can be something that grounds you in challenge AND a soundtrack for creativity and...
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You can build a life that looks successful on paper and still know, deep inside your soul, that something isn't right. Ryan Hanley knows that feeling at a visceral level. In 2017, after years of chasing more of...
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Quick before you forget: the life you've been waiting for doesn't begin when you feel ready, but rather when you decide to take one small step anyway. In this episode of Quick Before You Forget, I sit down with...
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There comes a moment when life asks you a simple but uncomfortable question: Are you finally ready to tell yourself the truth? This week's guest, TEDx speaker and creator of the WallBreaker Method, Raheel Siddiqui...
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Most people don't fail because they have bad ideas. They fail because they never take the first step. In this episode of Quick Before You Forget, I sit down with entrepreneur, engineer, inventor, and two-time Shark Tank...
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Most of us spend our lives trying to become someone better, but somewhere along the way, many of us forget who we already are. I think that's exactly when and why life starts to feel too heavy, making this meaningful...
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What happens when your brain won't cooperate but you refuse to stop living anyway? This conversation feels personal in more ways than I expected. I laughed so hard my face hurt. We cried together too. And somewhere...
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This one feels personal. Because when I look back at the moments that changed my life, they all have one thing in common: people. A conversation. A person. A connection. That's why I started Quick Before You Forget. And...
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Last July, my family and I were standing in the Badlands when I asked a stranger to take our picture. That stranger was Henry Manuel. At the time, he was riding a motorcycle around the world. We talked for a few...
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The most powerful force in leadership, and in life, isn't strategy, intelligence, authority, or reps. It's human connection. In this episode of Quick Before You Forget, I sit down with my friend Anne Chow...
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What happens when life disrupts everything you thought you wanted? In this powerful conversation, leadership expert, former Army officer, professor, and bestselling author Patrick Leddin, PhD, shares what it really...
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