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CASE STUDIES

Welcome to Case Studies with Casey Baugh. Join me as we explore the lives of inspirational individuals, and uncover the secrets to their success.

Podcast · By Casey Baugh · English · Official site

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Sep 16, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 16, 2026

    How Fresh Starts and Faith Rebuilt a Broken Kid Into an All-American (opens the original)

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    In part one of this episode, Casey sits down with Fesi Sitake, wide receivers coach at BYU and a rare figure who has spent his entire coaching career without ever leaving Utah. Fesi's story is not just a football story; it is a study in how a person rebuilds themselves. He walks through a childhood shaped by poverty, a home with more than twenty relatives under one roof, the slow loss of his mother to a rare genetic disease, and the quiet mentors who refused to let him disappear. What emerges is

  2. Episode · Sep 9, 2026

    From Homeless Teen to Turnaround CEO Trusted With Companies in Crisis (opens the original)

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    Delyle Bloomquist grew up homeless at times, without food, in a family torn apart by divorce and financial stress. In this episode of Case Studies, he tells Casey how a bishop's quiet decision to enroll him in a mission, and a mission president's insistence he apply to college, redirected the entire trajectory of his life. Delyle unpacks the career that followed: leading turnarounds for global chemical businesses, running Tata's chemical division, and serving as CEO of Rainier Advanced Materials

  3. Episode · Sep 2, 2026

    Zack Andersen on Why You Can't Beat Someone Who Simply Refuses to Quit (opens the original)

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    Zack Andersen started as a 15-year-old fridge stocker and car detailer, got paid to read books, and turned that habit into a 7-figure career by age 23. Casey sits down with Zack to trace the blueprint behind that transformation, from door-to-door sales to managing teams to a life he once couldn't imagine. Their conversation covers role models, momentum, and the discipline of not quitting when accounts aren't closing and the weather turns cold. Zack's formula: get clear on what you want, find peo

  4. Episode · Aug 26, 2026

    How AI Erased My Biggest Skill Gaps in One Year (opens the original)

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    Casey goes solo in this episode of Case Studies to talk about the tool that has quietly rewritten how he leads, invests, and communicates: artificial intelligence. Casey has always leaned on soft skills, people, strategy, hard work, while depending on others to fill the gaps in hard skills like finance, accounting, and writing. Over the past year that dependency has disappeared. He walks through real examples from his own life: rebuilding class presentations for his course, restructuring his fam

  5. Episode · Aug 19, 2026

    Casey Baugh: Selling, Suffering, and the Discipline Behind a Life Worth Building (Part Two) (opens the original)

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    In this episode of Case Studies, Casey turns the microphone around and becomes the subject, sitting down with Dan Snow to unpack the lessons behind a life built on discipline, learning, and quiet compounding. From selling satellite systems in Des Moines to losing everything he'd earned in a single month, Casey traces the moments that shaped his belief in economic self-reliance and lifelong education, formal or otherwise. The conversation moves through Casey's investment philosophy at Sandlot Par

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