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Episode 7: Cody Jefferson

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EPISODE 7: CODY JEFFERSON — WHAT'S GOT TO DIE IN YOU? Some conversations hit different. This was one of them. In Episode 7 of the CRASH Podcast, I sit down with Cody Jefferson to talk about loss, purpose, faith, fatherhood, identity, and the moments that force us to become who we're meant to be. Cody shares his journey from ministry, divorce, grief, burnout, and unimaginable tragedy to building a life centered around purpose, leadership, and helping men become who they were created to be. We dive into addiction beyond substances, the danger of living for other people's approval, why so many men feel disconnected despite outward success, and the question that changed the trajectory of his life: "What's got to die in you to become the man you said you'd be?" This wasn't an interview. It was two men having an honest conversation about rebuilding, redemption, family, and the responsibility we carry as fathers and leaders. If you've ever felt called to something bigger, struggled to let go of who you used to be, or wondered if your past can actually serve a greater purpose, this episode is for you.

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Episode 7: Cody Jefferson

EPISODE 7: CODY JEFFERSON — WHAT'S GOT TO DIE IN YOU? Some conversations hit different. This was one of them. In Episode 7 of the CRASH Podcast, I sit down with Cody Jefferson to talk about loss, purpose, faith, fatherhood, identity, and the moments that force us to become who we're meant to be. Cody shares his journey from ministry, divorce, grief, burnout, and unimaginable tragedy to building a life centered around purpose, leadership, and helping men become who they were created to be. We dive into addiction beyond substances, the danger of living for other people's approval, why so many men feel disconnected despite outward success, and the question that changed the trajectory of his life: "What's got to die in you to become the man you said you'd be?" This wasn't an interview. It was two men having an honest conversation about rebuilding, redemption, family, and the responsibility we carry as fathers and leaders. If you've ever felt called to something bigger, struggled to let go of who you used to be, or wondered if your past can actually serve a greater purpose, this episode is for you.

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