When Your Definition of Winning Changes

When Your Definition of Winning Changes

Episode 25-In this episode of What the Huck, I talk about a moment that stayed with me after being up for an award and not winning. What surprised me most wasn’t losing, it was realizing my definition of success has changed. This episode is about leadership, faith, growth, and the fulfillment that comes from watching people go from “I don’t know if I can do this” to “You won’t believe what I just accomplished.”

If You Could Go Back

Episode 24- In this episode of What the Huck, Huck dives into the moments we didn’t know would become the ones we’d miss the most, family dinners, bedtime stories, old laughs, voices we’d give anything to hear again, and even the versions of ourselves life slowly changed. This isn’t about living in the past. It’s about recognizing the people, the memories, and the moments that quietly shaped us, often before we ever realized they were sacred. If you’ve ever missed someone, missed a season of life… or missed the person you used to be. This one’s for you. #WhatTheHuck #CoreyHuck #RealLifeNoFiltersNoShortcuts #Healing #Growth #Family #Loss #Perspective #Podcast

Call Your Mom, Before Life Gets Loud Again

Episode 23- Mother’s Day has a way of bringing things to the surface, love, memories, gratitude, and sometimes regret. In this episode of What the Huck, Huck opens up about losing his mom, how grief changes as you get older, and why some conversations hit harder when you realize you can’t get them back. But this isn’t just about loss, it’s about perspective, healing, and the relationships we sometimes let drift while life gets busy. If your mom is still here, if life got messy, if distance, pride, or time has gotten in the way. Maybe this is your sign to make the call. Before life gets loud again.

I Think We’re More Tired Than We’re Willing to Admit

Episode 22- There’s a kind of exhaustion most people never talk about. Not the kind sleep fixes, the kind that builds quietly through deadlines, bills, responsibilities, leadership, family, financial pressure, and constantly being the one others count on. In this episode of What the Huck, Huck gets real about burnout, the guilt so many people feel when taking time off, and the pressure to keep producing even when you’re running on fumes. This isn’t about quitting. It’s about recognizing when life feels heavy, and giving yourself permission to breathe before life forces you to. If you’ve been carrying more than people realize, this one’s for you.

Tell Me About Yourself, Without Sounding Like Everyone Else

Episode 21- Part two of the series on interviews. Most people think “Tell me about yourself” is the easiest question in an interview, until they’re sitting in the chair trying not to sound like everyone else. In this episode of What the Huck, Huck breaks down why so many talented people freeze, overthink, or fall back on polished answers that say everything, and nothing. This isn’t about memorizing lines or reading your resume back to someone who already read it. It’s about learning how to tell your story, lead with authenticity, and show people who you are when the pressure is on. Because resumes may get you in the room, but being real is what makes people remember your name.