Figure That Shift Out 10th Anniversary Series

The following is a special series on the SightShift Podcast. Listen below or subscribe here to be notified of new episodes.

We’re celebrating ten years of Figure That Shift Out. A decade of leaders who stopped proving and started transforming, learning to figure it out from the inside out.

‍Read the book that started it all.

STORY #1: Reagan Pugh

Reagan shares how proving and hiding became a daily barometer for his leadership: the pull to get big and prove his worth, or shrink back and hide.

STORY #2: Tim McLeroy

Tim shares the night that cracked everything open, when he named the fear and insecurity quietly shaping his relationships. He calls it the best session and the worst session.

STORY #3: David Sherry

David shares what happens when growth outpaces identity: a fast-scaling company, rising visibility, and fear building behind the scenes.

STORY #4: Ryan Magada

Ryan shares what it looks like to lead with clarity after seasons of confusion and burnout, and the old wounds he carried into the work.

STORY #5: Mike Clouse

Mike, already years into executive coaching, shares what happened when he realized he needed a coach himself.

STORY #6: Kenworth Reeves

Kenworth shows that transformation doesn't always start in crisis. With a thriving business portfolio already in hand, his began in comfort.

STORY #7: Jared Porpiglia

Jared shares what leadership looks like when your work means running into the fire, and how his connection to Figure That Shift Out goes back to the beginning.

STORY #8: Salla Alajoki

Salla, a senior manager at Vaisala, found Figure That Shift Out through a podcast in Finland, traveled to Orlando for the full process, and became one of the first certified FTSO coaches.

STORY #9: Derek Janney

After building a roofing company over 20 years and exiting it, Derek found that the dream scenario still left him asking who he was.

STORY #10: Dave Vance

Dave led a church of thousands, wrote books, and launched campuses while insecurity drove the pace inside. He shares how proving, hiding, and control finally spilled over.