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The Root of All Success with The Real Jason Duncan

I'm Jason Duncan. I've built 14 businesses, exited 5, and nearly lost everything because the most profitable one couldn't run a single week without me. Now I help entrepreneurs make sure that doesn't happen to them. People call me America's Exit Coach.

Podcast · By The Real Jason Duncan · American English · Official site

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Sep 23, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 23, 2026

    396.Money Isn't the Root of All Evil (opens the original)

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    Somebody wealthy gets caught doing something rotten, and within a day you'll hear it. See? Money is the root of all evil. It gets said with a little satisfaction, usually by people who don't have much of it, and almost nobody who says it has ever looked up the verse they're quoting. Jason walks through First Timothy chapter six the way Paul actually wrote it, including the progression Paul builds from false teaching to using godliness for financial gain to wanting riches to loving money. Then he

  2. Episode · Sep 21, 2026

    395. You Don't Need the Big City to Build the Big Business (opens the original)

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    You've heard this rule your whole career. If you want to build something real you have to be where it's happening, in a city that matters, close enough to the right people that they know your face. Cory Blumenfeld built an audience of 70,000 people and the company he runs today from a block off the beach in Playa del Carmen, Mexico. Cory Blumenfeld has started five companies and raised close to $5 million along the way. Today he runs BlueMoso, which matches business owners with virtual assistant

  3. Episode · Sep 16, 2026

    394.Stop Saying Everything Happens for a Reason (opens the original)

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    The deal dies three days before closing. You've got four months in it, you've already told your wife, and somebody who cares about you says the thing everybody says. Well, everything happens for a reason. Jason takes that sentence apart. Not the theology of it, and not whether God authors every event, but what the phrase actually does to the person hearing it, and what it does to you when you say it about your own life. Because we don't only say it to other people. We say it to ourselves after t

  4. Episode · Sep 14, 2026

    393.The One Sin the Church Won't Forgive (opens the original)

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    In the church, there's one sin everybody calls forgivable and then treats like it isn't. Divorce. Jim Lange believed that for years, built his life around it, and then ended up on the other side of the line he'd spent his whole life telling himself never to cross. Jim Lange is a coach, a speaker, and the number one bestselling author of The Happy Wife Happy Life Deception. He leads Kingdom Factor roundtables for more than 70 Christian business and ministry leaders, and he works privately with me

  5. Episode · Sep 9, 2026

    392.You're Not Getting More Done (opens the original)

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    In April of 2007, Arianna Huffington collapsed in her office, hit her desk on the way down, and broke her cheekbone. Her doctors tested her for everything. The diagnosis came back as burnout. What almost nobody repeats is what she said afterward, and it wasn't about her health. She said her performance would actually have improved if she'd committed to unplugging and recovering. She isn't saying she should have built a smaller company. She's saying she'd have built the same one better. Jason wal

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