Discover Possible

About Discover Possible

In this podcast, Patrick Tedjamulia, the founder of the Discover Possible Formula, shows you what's possible for you, your family, and your business. Over 20 years ago, Patrick Tedjamulia began a journey to uncover how people discovered what was possible in their life. After over 20,000 hours of interviews, research, analysis and experimentation, Patrick found that 98% of people suffer from what he calls the Seven Great Pandemics of the 21st Century, including never defining what is possible in their life. To address these Seven Great Pandemics, Patrick developed the Discover Possible Formula™, a revolutionary system that is helping people and businesses all over the world overcome possibility blindness to become their greatest of all time.

Publisher

Patrick Tedjamulia

Category

business · business · education

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

9 Feb 2022

Latest episode

12 Oct 2026

Latest episodes

32 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   12 Oct 2026

   Prepare for Opportunities You Can’t Yet See — Mark Willes

   What if reaching your greatest potential has less to do with planning the perfect career—and more to do with becoming exceptional at whatever is in front of you right now? My guest today is Mark Willes, whose remarkable career took him from earning a Ph.D. in economics and finance at Columbia University, to teaching finance, to leadership at the Federal Reserve, to becoming CFO and a senior executive at General Mills, and ultimately to leading major organizations including Times Mirror and Deseret Management Corporation. But what makes Mark’s story especially interesting is that he says he never planned that career. Instead, he focused on being the very best he could be in each assignment he was given, continually learning, developing a broader understanding of business, and treating the people around him as mentors. In our conversation, we talk about how to differentiate yourself early in your career, why focusing too much on your next job can actually hold you back, how great leaders develop strategy, how to successfully move between completely different industries, and why Mark believes you can learn something from almost everyone you work with. If you’ve ever wondered how you prepare yourself for opportunities you can’t yet see, there is a lot of wisdom in this conversation. This is my conversation with Mark Willes on the Discover Possible Podcast.

2. 

   1 Oct 2026

   Don’t Let Success Cost You Your Life — Mark Bonham

   What does it take to become exceptional at what you do—without allowing your career to consume everything else that matters? Today on Discover Possible, I’m joined by Mark Bonham, a Harvard-trained attorney who built his career at Wilson Sonsini, one of the world’s leading law firms for technology and high-growth companies. Mark was drawn to technology before personal computers were even commonplace—building a primitive computer with his father as a teenager, studying economics at BYU, attending Harvard Law School, and eventually landing in Silicon Valley just as the technology industry was beginning to explode. Over the course of his career, he worked with companies including Novell, WordPerfect, Sun Microsystems, Octel Communications, and many others—helping entrepreneurs form companies, raise venture capital, go public, and navigate multibillion-dollar acquisitions. But what makes this conversation especially powerful isn’t simply what Mark accomplished. It’s how he thought about accomplishment. Mark talks about the enormous responsibility that comes with advising leaders when the question isn’t simply, “Is this legal?” but, “Is this right?” He explains why great lawyers have to be right far more often than most professions allow—and why raw intelligence alone is never enough. And perhaps most importantly, he shares a decision he made early in his career: that no level of professional success was worth building a life he wouldn’t ultimately want to live. We talk about excellence, integrity, family, faith, hard work, and the difficult challenge of reaching your potential while becoming a well-rounded human being. This is my conversation with Mark Bonham.

3. 

   22 Sept 2026

   Talent Is Overrated: What It Really Takes to Become Exceptional | Geoff Colvin

   What does it really take to become exceptional at what you do? This episode is an interview I conducted with Geoff Colvin, longtime Fortune editor, bestselling author, broadcaster, and one of the most respected voices in business journalism. Throughout his career, Geoff has interviewed and studied some of the world’s most successful business leaders—and in this conversation, he shares what he’s learned about developing excellence, recognizing the trends that really matter, communicating ideas that people remember, and learning from failure. We also talk about why great careers are often built one small step at a time, why deliberate practice matters more than simply putting in the hours, and why mentorship can play such a powerful role in helping us reach our potential. Geoff also shares one of my favorite frameworks from the interview for asking better questions: bring out the conflict, bring out the emotion, and bring out the personal. There is a lot of practical wisdom in this conversation for anyone trying to become better at their craft and discover what they’re truly capable of. Here’s my conversation with Geoff Colvin.

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