Regret hurts—but it might just be the best thing that ever happened to you.

In this episode, Randy shares how your worst mistakes can become your greatest teachers—if you’re willing to face them.

Don’t miss this raw and real look at what it takes to lead yourself through the hard stuff.

Are you really spending your time on what matters most?

In this episode of Winning Begins at Home, Randy dives into the fleeting nature of time—and how easy it is to get lost in distractions that don’t move the needle.

Inspired by a powerful moment at a graduation service, he unpacks how to reclaim your time, be present, and lead yourself and others with intention. If you feel like life is speeding up and you're stuck on autopilot, this one’s for you.

Tune in and learn how to stop wasting time—before time moves on without you.

It’s easy to forget that leadership matters just as much at home as it does in the office.

Randy Gravitt reflects on his journey, shares lessons from writing Winning Begins at Home, and offers practical ways to be more intentional with those we love.

With the power of a few simple questions and the mindset of service, he shows how everyday interactions can become moments of connection. The phrase “I’d love to” isn’t just polite—it’s transformational.

If you’ve ever wanted deeper relationships with your spouse, kids, or loved ones, this is a message you don’t want to miss.

What if the key to deeper connection at home was as simple as two questions?

In today’s episode, Randy Gravitt explores how asking “What do you need?” and “How can I help?” can transform communication and strengthen relationships.

These questions are more than just words—they're an invitation to serve, listen, and show up with love. Whether you're a spouse, parent, or friend, this message reminds us that real connection begins with selflessness.

Disagreements are normal—but when winning the argument becomes more important than the relationship, we all lose.

In this episode of Winning Begins at Home, Randy Gravitt shares a powerful visual to show how small tensions can tangle up even the strongest connections.

Focusing on humility and real listening, he offers a better way to handle conflict and care for the people who matter most. This is a heartfelt reminder that being right isn’t nearly as important as being loving.

What would it take for the people who know you best… to love you the most?

It’s easy to win at work and still feel like you're losing at home.

That’s why this episode of Winning Begins at Home is so important. Randy Gravitt shares a simple yet game-changing question that can help you deepen your relationships with the people who matter most—your spouse, kids, close friends, and family.

With humor, warmth, and wisdom, Randy encourages all of us to live in a way that’s not just respectable, but truly lovable. If you care about growing in connection, communication, and authenticity, this one’s for you.

If you win at work, but lose at home, you still lose.

For 650 episodes I produced a podcast about Chasing Greatness in your life personally and professionally.

I pushed pause for 18 months as I went deep in my company’s podcast, the Lead Every Day Show.

But I kept being convicted by what I was seeing as a lack in the conversation about winning at home.

So I am back and have a question.

When you think of success, what comes to mind? Career, public achievements, diplomas, degrees, bank account balance?

We work hard to find a job, gain promotions, and develop skills to become a peak performer. If you’re like most people, we’re continually striving to win at work.

Just as you've crafted a plan for professional growth, it's time to prioritize winning at home.

You can buy the book here as well: https://leadeveryday.com/winning/