Conversations to help you think critically, live abundantly, and endure the everyday.

Everyday Grit
Claim This Podcastby Nathan Hicks
Podcast Overview
Conversations to help you think critically, live abundantly, and endure the everyday.
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Publishing Since
2/18/2023
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May 8, 2026
Ep. 031 - The Facade of Suffering w Jon Cox
Join Nathan Hicks and special co-host Jon Cox for a conversation about the difference between voluntary hardship and true suffering and the reasons it's sometimes difficult to tell the difference. Jon and Nathan share wisom and stories from their background in endurance sports and offer practical take aways about why it's still important to do hard things and how to get the most out of them when you do. Check out The Reckoning at https://mailchi.mp/e2693f53419b/the-reckoning and drop Nathan a line if you are interested. Join the conversation by emailing Nathan at everydaygritpodcast@gmail.com Follow along on IG: @njhix and @everydaygritpodcast And, follow @hghrgrnd to stay informed about opportunities there. *Music by Jupiter Coyote. Used with permission.

January 22, 2026
Ep. 030 - Life in Balance with Christian Rawles: Enduring Entrepreneurialism
Enduring Entrepreneurism: Life in Balance with Christian Rawles In this episode, the speaker and guest Christian Rawles discuss various subjects ranging from technical improvements in sound quality to a detailed narrative of Christian's life experiences. They delve into Christian's early exposure to nature, his journey from Dallas suburbs to acquiring a business in Canada, and the reflections on running Ambler as a lifestyle business. The conversation explores the transition from entrepreneurial endeavors to becoming a professional coach, including overcoming self-doubt and embracing new roles. They also discuss the dynamics of the outdoor gear industry, the importance of independent retailers, and the balance of innovation and commercial interests. The episode concludes with insights on personal growth, lessons from the wilderness, and the significance of adventure in shaping one's life and professional path. 03:14 The Origins of Adventure 05:40 Evolution of Outdoor Activities 10:10 Memorable Wilderness Experiences 20:15 Transition to Entrepreneurship 37:52 Finding Mentorship and Strategic Growth 39:22 Personal Loss and Introspection 41:00 Self-Awareness in Entrepreneurship 45:44 Decision to Sell the Company 48:20 Challenges in the Outdoor Industry 48:47 Product Lifecycle and Manufacturing 55:07 Corporate Influence and Market Changes 01:05:27 Supporting Independent Retailers and Small Brands 01:13:48 The Importance of Product Availability 01:14:04 Admiration for Innovative Companies 01:14:20 The Unique Approach of Squala 01:14:34 Challenges of Private Equity in Business 01:14:53 The Legacy of Patagonia 01:16:57 The Evolution of Patagonia's Brand 01:19:54 The Role of Writing in Personal Growth 01:23:30 Transitioning to Coaching 01:25:34 Overcoming Imposter Syndrome 01:31:24 The Value of Presence in Coaching 01:35:39 Target Audience for Coaching 01:39:04 Lessons from Wilderness Adventures 01:42:02 Final Thoughts and Encouragement

January 13, 2026
Ep. 029 - The Least of These
The Least of These In this episode of the Everyday Grit Podcast, host Nathan Hicks shares a personal story about buying a new mountain bike to connect with his son, only to face a unique challenge in obtaining it. The experience underscores the importance of human connection and helping others. Nathan further explores the concept of 'the least of these' through another story where he helps a man in need at a grocery store. He encourages listeners to reassess how they perceive and act on the needs of those around them, advocating for a more generous and swift response to helping others. The episode emphasizes developing the skills to recognize needs, simplifying the assessment process, and rewiring our default to action over hesitation, ultimately aiming to foster a deeper human connection. 00:00 Introduction and Setting the Scene 00:12 The Mountain Bike Story 05:44 The Human Connection 07:10 Welcome to the Everyday Grit Podcast 07:30 Feedback from Listeners 09:01 Helping a Stranger at Publix 13:55 Defining 'The Least of These' 28:02 Call to Action: Helping Others 29:53 Conclusion and Contact Information *Interested in joining Nathan for an "in-person" adventure? Check out The Reckoning at https://mailchi.mp/e2693f53419b/the-reckoning and drop Nathan a line if you are interested. Join the conversation by emailing Nathan at everydaygritpodcast@gmail.com Follow along on IG: @njhix and @everydaygritpodcast And, follow @hghrgrnd to stay informed about opportunities there. *Music by Jupiter Coyote. Used with permission.
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