Experience More Podcast.some of the best conversations can happen around a camp fire, or on a road trip.Think of this podcast in that way. I want it to be real, I want it to be raw.The foundations of this podcast are build off of why I started 1stphorm Outdoors. How living a healthy more fit active life allows you to experience more of the great outdoors, doing the things you love with those you love.Story&#39;s will be told, and tools will be given, with a zero BS approach.

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How do you chase big goals without sacrificing the people who matter most?In EP68 of the Experience More Podcast, Jake Arvold talks about something he continues to navigate in his own life: balancing ambition, family, work, and the desire to experience more. Marriage, kids, work, and responsibilities don&#39;t have to become reasons you stop chasing the things that matter to you. Your spouse and your kids aren&#39;t the reason you can&#39;t pursue your goals. They can become an even bigger reason you do. In this episode, Jake shares how becoming a husband and father has changed the way he looks at ambition, why he believes in involving your family in the things you love, and why our kids learn far more from watching how we live than simply listening to what we tell them. If you want your kids to value hard work, let them see you work. If you want them to value their health, let them see you take care of yours. If you want them to hunt, fish, explore, build, take risks, and chase meaningful goals someday, let them grow up seeing you do those things. At the same time, ambition can&#39;t become an excuse to neglect the people you&#39;re supposedly doing it all for. The goal isn&#39;t perfection. It&#39;s learning how to pursue meaningful goals while remaining present for the people who matter most, and finding ways to bring them along for the journey.Because ultimately, experiencing more isn&#39;t only about what you accomplish. It&#39;s about who you get to experience it with. 🎙️ EP68 —How to Balance Ambition and Family Without Giving Up Your Goals If this episode resonates with you, share it with another parent, spouse, friend, or ambitious person who needs to hear it.Subscribe to the Experience More Podcast for conversations about personal growth, the outdoors, family, discipline, adventure, and making the most of the life you&#39;ve been given.#ExperienceMore #Ambition #Family #Fatherhood #WorkLifeBalance #PersonalGrowth #Motivation #Podcast

68. How to Balance Ambition and Family Without Giving Up Your Goals

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Hunting season is here.For some of you, that means months of preparation are finally coming together. For others, this might be your first season ever stepping into the woods.Either way, this episode is a reminder to stop putting so much pressure on the outcome and start appreciating the experience.You might miss.You might screw up.You might sit all day and never see an animal.You might realize you have absolutely no idea what you&#39;re doing.And that&#39;s okay. It&#39;s okay to suck at something new.Nobody starts as an expert. You learn by going. You learn by asking questions, making mistakes, paying attention, and putting yourself in situations where you have an opportunity to grow.Because there are no guarantees in hunting, or in life.You aren&#39;t guaranteed to punch a tag. You aren&#39;t guaranteed to see the buck you&#39;ve been chasing. You aren&#39;t guaranteed another season with the same hunting buddies, your dad, your kids, or the people sitting around deer camp.The only guarantee you can give yourself is whether or not you went.So go.Take the trip. Hunt the public ground. Sit in the rain. Bring your kids. Call your dad. Invite the friend who&#39;s never hunted before.And somewhere along the way, stop worrying about what&#39;s coming next and appreciate where you are.Sit quietly in the woods. Close your eyes. Listen.The wind. The leaves. The birds. The squirrels. The world waking up around you.Most people will never experience those moments.This episode is about remembering why we hunt in the first place. It&#39;s about embracing the adventure, being willing to learn, appreciating the people beside us, and understanding that someday we&#39;d give almost anything for one more morning in the woods.Don&#39;t wait until it&#39;s over to realize how good you had it.Get outside. Stay curious. Make mistakes. Take someone with you.And this hunting season, don&#39;t just chase the outcome.Experience more. Chapters00:00 Introduction and episode overview02:09 Encouragement for new hunters and outdoor enthusiasts04:23 Personal stories of hunting success and lessons learned07:02 Listening to nature and appreciating the present09:37 The value of going with experienced mentors11:01 The importance of appreciating the journey and moments12:24 Passion for hunting and passing on traditions13:46 The significance of experience over trophies15:06 Transition to YouTube and community building16:01 Going beyond the average and hunting where others won&#39;t17:51 The mindset of sending it and learning from failure18:49 Sharing stories and creating ripple effects20:15 Upcoming hunts and legacy building22:21 Mentorship and passing down outdoor traditions23:44 Building a community and inspiring others24:59 Family, friends, and traditional deer camp experiences26:14 Documenting and sharing the outdoor journey27:32 Encouragement to bring others into hunting28:50 The power of community and shared experiences30:11 Closing thoughts and call to action

67.  Send it, learn from failure, and keep moving forward.

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Confidence isn’t something you wait for. It’s something you earn.In this week’s episode of the Experience More Podcast, we’re talking about one of the biggest things holding people back from chasing the life they actually want: waiting until they feel confident enough to start.The truth is, the work comes before the belief—and the belief builds the confidence.You don’t become confident and then take the risk. You take the risk, do the work, survive the failures, learn from the mistakes, and prove to yourself that you’re capable. That’s where confidence comes from.In this episode, we dive into getting outside your comfort zone, surrounding yourself with people who challenge you, and learning to take action even when you don’t have everything figured out.We also talk about the danger of overthinking. Sometimes you can research, plan, prepare, and analyze something for so long that you never actually move.Eventually, you’ve just gotta send it.Your first attempt probably won’t be perfect. Your business will evolve. Your fitness will evolve. Your relationships will evolve. Your goals will evolve. Even this podcast will continue to evolve.But none of that evolution happens if you never start.So ask yourself:What have you been waiting to feel confident enough to do?Make the call. Take the trip. Start the business. Sign up for the event. Walk into the gym. Launch the project. Have the conversation.Whatever scares the shit out of you might be exactly where you need to go.Stop waiting for confidence. Take the first swing. Do the work. Build the proof.Because confidence comes from doing.If this episode hits home, send it to someone who needs a push to stop waiting and start taking action.Experience More.

66. Confidence Comes From Doing

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In this episode of the Experience More Podcast, Jake sits down with Nolan Goshey, a lifelong outdoorsman from central Minnesota whose passion for hunting, hard work, and craftsmanship has shaped the way he approaches life.Nolan shares how growing up hunting and fishing, especially his first experiences duck hunting with his dad—built a lifelong connection to the outdoors. He also talks about spending a decade working as a lineman before eventually joining his father’s electrical business, where he saw an opportunity to carry on what his dad built while continuing to grow and innovate.The conversation dives into working alongside family, balancing business with life outside of work, and why taking pride in the things nobody sees still matters.One idea continues to surface throughout the episode:How you do one thing is how you do everything.Whether it&#39;s wiring something that will eventually be hidden behind a wall, putting in the work when nobody is watching, or pursuing the things that make you feel alive, Nolan&#39;s story is a reminder that your standards matter.If you value the outdoors, hard work, family, craftsmanship, and building a life around the things you love, this episode is for you. You cab find and connect with Nolan on the following socials IG. <a href="https://www.instagram.com/" rel="nofollow">nolangoshey</a>FB. <a href="https://www.facebook.com/WorldofWaterfowl" rel="nofollow">https://www.facebook.com/WorldofWaterfowl</a>Website. <a href="http://www.worldofwaterfowloutdoors.com/?fbclid=IwcGRvZgVleHRuA2FlbQIxMABicmlkETFzSWhZTVc4M2hMQ3p4R1hrc3J0YwZhcHBfaWQQMjIyMDM5MTc4ODIwMDg5MgABHkl9se9NhWypoed5AXWY1IpsZRROQuKC35vQkFB0oE28SmM7Gf7GeNSlEBMH_aem_214xAVwbmLxg4ZBzjEkbxw" rel="nofollow">worldofwaterfowloutdoors.com</a>Experience More.

65. What You Do When Nobody’s Watching | Nolan Goshey

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In this episode, the host discusses how many barriers we perceive in pursuing outdoor adventures like elk hunting and how these are often just mental barriers. He shares personal stories of overcoming challenges, the importance of planning, and taking action now rather than waiting for perfect conditions.

64. Why Most People Never Take The Trip

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The story you tell yourself becomes the life you live.In this episode of the Experience More Podcast, Jake dives into one of the biggest factors separating people who stay stuck from those who continue to grow: the narrative they choose to believe. From limiting beliefs and negative self-talk to visualization, personal ownership, and taking action, this episode challenges you to examine the story you&#39;ve been repeating—and asks whether it&#39;s helping you or holding you back.Drawing from his own journey, Jake shares how rewriting the stories in his own mind changed the direction of his life. He breaks down practical ways to replace excuses with ownership, setbacks with lessons, and fear with forward progress. Whether you&#39;re chasing bigger goals in the outdoors, in your career, or in life, this conversation will remind you that while you can&#39;t control everything that happens to you, you can control the meaning you give it and the next chapter you choose to write.In this episode, you&#39;ll learn:<ul><li>Why the stories you tell yourself shape your future.</li><li>How to recognize and overcome limiting beliefs.</li><li>The power of visualization and intentional thinking.</li><li>Why your environment and the people around you matter.</li><li>How small, consistent actions rewrite your life over time.</li><li>Why your attitude and effort are always within your control.</li></ul>Your past may explain your story—but it doesn&#39;t have to define your future. The pen is still in your hands.If this episode challenged or encouraged you, be sure to subscribe, leave a review, and share it with someone who needs the reminder that they have the power to write a better story.

63. The story you tell yourself becomes the life you live.

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What is comfort really costing you?In Episode 62 of the Experience More Podcast, Jake dives into a powerful truth that many of us avoid: while everyone talks about the price of hard work, very few people talk about the price of comfort.Comfort may feel good in the moment, but over time it can quietly steal your confidence, discipline, opportunities, and sense of purpose. Every difficult conversation you avoid, every challenge you put off, and every excuse you make comes with a cost. The longer you wait, the greater that cost becomes.Jake explores why growth is found outside your comfort zone, how discomfort prepares you for life&#39;s greatest opportunities, and why the adventures we remember most were never the easiest ones. Drawing from lessons in fitness, the outdoors, personal development, and everyday life, this episode challenges you to stop settling for what&#39;s easy and start pursuing what will make you stronger.Whether you&#39;re chasing a healthier lifestyle, preparing for hunting season, building a business, becoming a better parent, or simply trying to become the best version of yourself, this conversation will encourage you to embrace the hard things that lead to a more meaningful life.Because at the end of the day, the question isn&#39;t whether discomfort has a cost, it&#39;s whether you&#39;re willing to pay the far greater price of staying comfortable.Nothing changes if nothing changes. The next adventure, opportunity, and version of yourself are waiting on the other side of discomfort.

62. The Cost Of Comfort

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<h2>Experience More: Building a Life Around the Outdoors with Carson DuBois</h2>What does it really mean to build a life around the outdoors?In Episode 61 of the Experience More Podcast, Jake sits down with Carson DuBois for an authentic conversation about life, service, fitness, and the impact the outdoors has had on shaping who he is today.Carson shares his journey, from his military background and the values it instilled, to building a life centered around the outdoors, hunting, fitness, and helping others live with greater purpose. He opens up about how his experiences in the military helped shape his discipline, resilience, and perspective, and how those lessons continue to influence the way he approaches life today.Together, Jake and Carson discuss the powerful connection between mental health, physical fitness, and time spent outdoors. They dive into why community matters, how consistency creates confidence, and why the greatest rewards aren&#39;t always measured by success in the field, but by the people you&#39;re with and the memories you create along the way.This isn&#39;t just a conversation about hunting. It&#39;s about becoming the kind of person others can depend on, embracing challenges, and intentionally building a life filled with adventure, meaningful relationships, and purpose.<h3>In this episode, you&#39;ll hear about:</h3><ul><li>Carson&#39;s military background and how it shaped his character.</li><li>His journey into hunting, the outdoors, and living an active lifestyle.</li><li>Why fitness became a cornerstone for both his physical and mental health.</li><li>The importance of surrounding yourself with people who challenge and encourage you.</li><li>Lessons learned through hunting, adventure, and shared experiences in the outdoors.</li><li>Why consistency, not perfection, is the key to long-term success.</li><li>How the best memories are built around campfires, mountain trails, and time spent with the people who matter most.</li></ul>Whether you&#39;re a hunter, a veteran, someone working to improve your health, or simply looking for an honest conversation about living with greater purpose, this episode will leave you inspired to get outside, challenge yourself, and invest in what truly matters.Get outside. Move your body. Build meaningful relationships. Chase experiences over possessions.Because at the end of the day, life isn&#39;t measured by what you own—it&#39;s measured by the experiences you live and the people you share them with.If you enjoyed this episode, be sure to subscribe, leave a review, and share it with someone who needs a reminder to get outside, embrace the adventure, and Experience More.

61. Building a Life Around the Outdoors with Carson DuBois

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Whether you&#39;re leading a business, building a team, or simply trying to become a better leader in your home or community, this episode is packed with practical wisdom.In Episode 60 of the Experience More Podcast, I sit down with Tony Pignato, Chief Revenue and Strategy Officer at OA Defense, for a conversation that goes far beyond business. We dive into what it really takes to build a culture people want to be part of, why mission matters more than motivation, and how great organizations are built through trust, relationships, accountability, and shared purpose.Tony shares the principles that have helped shape the culture at OA Defense and explains why their mission—&#34;We exist to serve something greater.&#34;—is more than a slogan. It&#39;s the foundation for every decision they make. From developing leaders and creating ownership within a team to embracing diversity of thought and learning through adversity, this conversation is full of lessons that apply whether you&#39;re running a company, coaching a team, raising a family, or pursuing your own goals.If you&#39;ve ever wondered what separates organizations that simply survive from those that truly thrive, this episode will challenge the way you think about leadership, culture, and legacy.In this episode, we discuss:<ul><li>Why culture is every leader&#39;s responsibility.</li><li>Building trust through transparency and accountability.</li><li>Creating a mission people genuinely believe in.</li><li>How adversity forges stronger relationships.</li><li>Why diversity of experience creates better teams.</li><li>Leading with purpose instead of ego.</li><li>Practical ways to build a culture that lasts.</li></ul>If you enjoyed this conversation, please take a moment to subscribe, leave a review, and share this episode with someone who values leadership, personal growth, and building something bigger than themselves.Remember—the experiences you create today shape the legacy you leave tomorrow.Experience More.

60. Serve something greater with Tony Pignato, Chief Revenue and Strategy Officer at OA Defense

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We all have days when motivation is gone, emotions run high, and the easiest thing to do is nothing.The question is: Who is leading your life—your emotions or your actions?In this week&#39;s solo episode of the Experience More Podcast, Jake dives into one of the biggest mindset shifts that has changed his life, marriage, career, and personal growth: learning that emotions are real, but they should never be in charge.Drawing from personal stories, hard lessons, and principles from Extreme Ownership, this episode explores why discipline consistently beats motivation and why success belongs to the people who continue taking action even when they don&#39;t feel like it.<h3>In this episode, you&#39;ll learn:</h3><ul><li>Why emotions are powerful but often make poor leaders.</li><li>How taking ownership changes your relationships and communication.</li><li>The importance of seeing challenges from the &#34;10,000-foot view.&#34;</li><li>Why consistency—not feelings—is what creates lasting success.</li><li>Practical ways to respond instead of react when life gets difficult.</li><li>How controlling your actions ultimately gives you control over your future.</li></ul>Whether you&#39;re working toward better health, building stronger relationships, chasing a career goal, or simply trying to become a better version of yourself, this episode is a reminder that your feelings don&#39;t determine your future—your actions do.Because at the end of the day, discipline lasts long after motivation disappears.

59. Actions Over Emotions

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Most people don&#39;t stay stuck because they lack talent, intelligence, or opportunity.They stay stuck because comfort quietly becomes their identity.In this episode of the Experience More Podcast, Jake Arvold dives into one of the biggest barriers to personal growth: choosing the familiar over the uncomfortable. From careers and relationships to fitness, faith, and chasing your dreams, it&#39;s easy to convince yourself that you&#39;ll start &#34;when the time is right.&#34;The truth? That perfect moment rarely comes.Jake shares personal stories and practical lessons on overcoming fear, trusting your instincts, and taking action before you feel ready. If you&#39;ve been waiting for motivation, permission, or certainty, this episode is the reminder you need that progress begins with a single step.In this episode, you&#39;ll learn:<ul><li>Why comfort can become one of the biggest obstacles to growth.</li><li>How fear disguises itself as security.</li><li>The importance of having honest conversations with yourself.</li><li>Why confidence comes after action—not before.</li><li>How small, consistent decisions can completely change the trajectory of your life.</li></ul>Whether you&#39;re pursuing a new career, training for your next hunt, building a business, becoming a better spouse or parent, or simply trying to become the person you know you&#39;re capable of being, this episode will challenge you to stop waiting and start moving.Because the mission has never been to stay comfortable.The mission has always been to Experience More.

58. Why Most People Stay Stuck

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Change is uncomfortable, but growth always is.In this episode of the Experience More Podcast, I dive into one of the simplest truths I&#39;ve learned through life, business, fatherhood, fitness, and the outdoors:Nothing changes if nothing changes.During a recent road trip back to Wisconsin with my wife and daughter, I found myself reflecting on the journey that has brought me to where I am today, from growing up on a farm in rural Wisconsin, to building a career at 1st Phorm, launching 1st Phorm Outdoors, becoming a husband and father, and pursuing opportunities that once felt completely out of reach.The common thread through every meaningful chapter of my life? Change.We discuss why so many people stay stuck in routines that no longer serve them, how comfort can quietly become the biggest obstacle to growth, and why the things we&#39;re most proud of often begin on the other side of fear and uncertainty.In this episode, you&#39;ll learn:• Why change is necessary for personal growth• How parenthood gave me greater clarity and purpose• Lessons learned from growing up on a Wisconsin farm• The importance of surrounding yourself with the right people• How to overcome fear and stop making excuses• Why embracing discomfort can lead to a more fulfilling lifeIf you&#39;ve been feeling stuck, searching for direction, or know deep down that it&#39;s time to make a change, this episode is for you.Because at the end of the day, the life you want won&#39;t be created by staying where you are.Nothing changes if nothing changes.As always, thank you for listening. If this episode brings you value, please share it with a friend, leave a review, and help us continue reaching more people through the Experience More Podcast.Get outside. Challenge yourself. Create memories.Experience More.

57. Nothing Changes If Nothing Changes

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Have you ever noticed how two people can go through the exact same experience and walk away with completely different outlooks?After a wild weekend at Summer Smash, I found myself reflecting on just how powerful perspective can be. It&#39;s easy to focus on the chaos, the obstacles, the things that didn&#39;t go according to plan, but what if we chose to focus on the opportunities instead?In this episode, I share lessons from my own journey, from showing up to events where I didn&#39;t know a single person to building friendships and relationships that have completely changed my life. We&#39;ll talk about why the people you surround yourself with matter, how gratitude can shift your mindset, and why life may be happening for you, not to you.If you&#39;ve been feeling stuck, overwhelmed, or focused on the negatives, this conversation will challenge you to look at your circumstances through a different lens and start seeing the opportunities that may have been there all along.Because often, the biggest thing standing between where you are and where you want to be is simply your perspective.Let&#39;s dive in.

56. The Power of Perspective

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In this episode, Jake sits down with outdoorsman and father Jared Lurk to talk about balancing family life, hunting, and raising kids who appreciate the outdoors. Jared shares powerful perspectives on fatherhood, the importance of making family a priority, and why introducing children to nature and hunting can shape their character for life.They dive into the realities of parenting, creating meaningful outdoor experiences with your kids, and how even busy families can find ways to unplug and reconnect through adventure. Jared also opens up about how becoming a father changed his outlook on life and gave him a deeper understanding of sacrifice, responsibility, and unconditional love.Whether you&#39;re a parent, hunter, or someone who simply values family and the outdoors, this conversation is packed with real-life insight, perspective, and motivation to spend more intentional time with the people who matter most.Topics Covered:• Fatherhood and family priorities• Raising kids in the outdoors• Hunting traditions and family values• Public land opportunities close to home• Creating lasting memories with your children• Why the outdoors matter more than everIf this episode resonates with you, be sure to share it with another outdoorsman, parent, or family who loves the outdoors.Jared Lurk Instagram.https://www.instagram.com/jaredlurk_druryoutdoors/

55. Balancing Hunting, Family & Fatherhood | Jared Lurk

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In this episode of the Experience More Podcast, I sit down with Zach Playle to talk about a lot more than just turkey hunting. We dive into Zach’s background and years of experience chasing longbeards, the lessons the outdoors has taught him, and the mindset it takes to stay consistent in the woods and in life.We also talk about what it’s been like for him starting a new business, the challenges that come with building something from the ground up, and why taking ownership of your health can completely change the direction of your life. From getting more active and creating better habits to pushing yourself mentally and physically, this conversation is packed with real talk about growth, discipline, and becoming better in every area of life.If you’re passionate about hunting, entrepreneurship, self-improvement, and living with purpose, this is an episode you’ll enjoy. Connect with Zach.Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sumaccreeklandmanagment/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SumacCreekLand

54. Longbeards, Business & Better Habits with Zach Playle

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Nothing Fancy Just wanted to take a moment to say thank you to all of our men and women out there in the armed forces.

THANK YOU.

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Energy isn’t just about vibes, it’s the force behind your actions and intentions. Think about it: the energy you give off attracts similar energy back. If you&#39;re positive and proactive, you&#39;re more likely to draw in opportunities and good fortune.

53. How Energy Shapes Our Experiences

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Learn how to cultivate gratitude in your life and achieve your goals. This post is perfect for anyone seeking inspiration and insight on personal development.Welcome back to the Experience More Podcast! Today, we&#39;re diving into a topic that resonates with many of us: gratitude. Have you ever stopped to reflect on the life you have now and appreciate how far you&#39;ve come? In this episode, I&#39;ll share my insights on the importance of gratitude and how it intertwines with our personal growth and experiences in the great outdoors.

52. Be Thankful, Stay Hungry.

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Unlock the secrets of tactical shooting and discover why thousands are jumping into this adrenaline, pumping outdoor sport, no military or law enforcement background needed. Whether you’re craving a new challenge, seeking to boost confidence under pressure, or just interested in combining fitness with firearms, this episode is your ultimate beginner’s guide.Jake shares his firsthand experience from four tactical games, revealing how anyone, yes, even beginners, can step onto the range with basic gear and have a blast. He breaks down the real, accessible entry points: budget-friendly rifles, simple optics, and gear that performs without breaking the bank. You’ll discover the common misconceptions that often scare newcomers away, and how community, safety, and fun are the core pillars of this thriving sport.

51. Anyone Can Do The Tactical Games… Here’s What You Need to Know

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Most people say they want more out of life, but they’re not willing to do what it takes to get it.This episode breaks that down.No fluff. No motivation hype. Just the truth about what it actually takes to build discipline, earn self-respect, and live a life most people won’t.The outdoors teaches you this fast. You either show up prepared… or you pay for it.Same goes for life.If you’ve been coasting, making excuses, or know deep down you’re capable of more…

50. Average Is a Choice

Exclusive episodes and personal conversations to come. 

Experience More Podcast.some of the best conversations can happen around a camp fire, or on a road trip.Think of this podcast in that way. I want it to be real, I want it to be raw.The foundations of this podcast are build off of why I started 1stphorm Outdoors. How living a healthy more fit active life allows you to experience more of the great outdoors, doing the things you love with those you love.Story's will be told, and tools will be given, with a zero BS approach.