Zac Palmer’s Perpetual Growth Podcast
Zac Palmer’s Perpetual Growth Podcast
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Welcome to The Perpetual Growth Podcast with Zac Palmer—the show where we explore the strategies, insights, and stories that empower you to grow your business, strengthen your relationships, and elevate your health. Because growth isn’t just about what you achieve—it’s about who you become along the way.
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The podcast covers a variety of topics including personal development, business strategies, digital transformation, and relationship building, with specific episodes highlighting breaking limiting beliefs, Web3 technologies, and high-performance secrets from accomplished guests.

Welcome to The Perpetual Growth Podcast with Zac Palmer—the show where we explore the strategies, insights, and stories that empower you to grow your business, strengthen your relationships, and elevate your health. Because growth isn’t just about what you achieve—it’s about who you become along the way.
Mental resilience, overcoming adversity, and rebuilding your life aren’t just about having the right mindset. They’re about the decisions you make when life gives you every reason to quit.
I’ve always believed that success has less to do with what we achieve and more to do with who we become along the way.
But what happens when everything you’ve built is suddenly taken away?
In this 87th episode of The Perpetual Growth Podcast, I sit down with John Ulsh, entrepreneur, resilience keynote speaker, executive coach, and USA Today bestselling author of The Upside of Down.
In 2007, John survived a catastrophic car accident with less than a 3% chance of survival. He spent 18 days in a coma, underwent more than 45 surgeries, and faced years of physical recovery.
But what stood out to me wasn’t just his survival. It was how he approached rebuilding his life when the future looked nothing like he’d imagined.
One thing John shared really stayed with me: There’s a difference between allowing yourself to have a difficult day and deciding you’re done trying.
I think that’s something worth considering, especially for those of us who are constantly pushing toward the next goal.
Because sometimes, personal growth isn’t about achieving more. It’s about learning how to move forward when the path you expected no longer exists.
Whether you’re an entrepreneur, a leader, or simply navigating a challenging season, I hope this conversation gives you a different perspective on resilience, success, and what it means to keep growing.
AUDIO CHAPTERS
00:00 – Introduction: A Story of Survival and Resilience
02:00 – Life Before the Accident
05:00 – Building Mental Toughness Through Discipline
08:00 – The Accident That Changed Everything
13:00 – Surviving Against the Odds
17:00 – Waking Up After 18 Days in a Coma
20:00 – From Survival to Rebuilding a Life
23:00 – Finding Strength in Small Actions
26:00 – The Difference Between Resting and Quitting
28:00 – Why Positivity Doesn’t Mean Ignoring Pain
30:00 – Learning to Manage Emotional Highs and Lows
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John is the founder of Unbreakable Success, a resilience keynote speaker, executive coach, entrepreneur, and author of the USA Today bestselling book The Upside of Down. His work focuses on helping people and organizations turn adversity into meaningful action.
Connect with John Ulsh:
Book: The Upside of Down
Organization: Unbreakable Success
Website: https://johnulsh.com/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/johnulsh/
Connect with me:
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/thezacpalmer/
Subscribe to The Perpetual Growth Podcast for more conversations on leadership, entrepreneurship, personal development, and building a life of meaningful success.
I’d love to hear your perspective: Has a difficult experience ever changed the way you define success?
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