The Resiliency Project

Real conversations about failure, resilience, and starting again Nik Agharkar, founder of Crowne Point Tax, hosts The Resiliency Project, a long-form interview podcast focused on what happens after failure. Through candid conversations with founders, executives, professionals, and creators, the show explores real setbacks, reinvention, and the mindset shifts that make resilience possible. Each episode reframes struggle, offering practical insight listeners can apply to their own challenges.

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  Episode #15

  What Resilience Really Looks Like When Everything Falls Apart. Convo w/ Matt Uhler

  Aug 12, 202631 min

  “Resiliency is being willing to get knocked on my ass and being willing to get up.” - Matt Uhler In this episode of The Resiliency Project, business broker, entrepreneur, and Amped Success founder Matt Uhler shares how he navigated one of the most difficult periods of his career when the 2008 financial crisis threatened the business he had just taken on. From watching deals fall apart and taking on significant debt to rebuilding one transaction at a time, Uhler explains why he focused on what he could control and leaned into the skills he knew best. He also reflects on the value of experience, the dangers of chasing business advice on social media, and why resilience often comes down to getting back up and continuing forward. Episode Links Matt Uhler LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/matt-uhler-a9896612/ Amped Success: https://ampedsuccess.com/

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  Episode #14

  He Got Knocked Out. Then Went Back to the Gym Monday. Convo w/ Forrest Griffin

  Aug 5, 202629 min

  "If you did the work and didn't quit on yourself, you'll be fine." - Forrest Griffin In this episode of The Resiliency Project, former UFC Light Heavyweight Champion, The Ultimate Fighter winner, and UFC Vice President of Athlete Development Forrest Griffin shares the mindset that carried him through the highest highs and toughest setbacks of his career. From getting knocked out in front of the world to rebuilding his confidence and eventually becoming a UFC champion, Griffin explains why failure never defined him. Episode Links Forrest Griffin: https://www.ufc.com/athlete/forrest-griffin

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  Episode #13

  The Practice That Nearly Ended His Dream. Convo w/ Aaron Taylor

  Jul 29, 202630 min

  "The gold in our lives lies just beyond where we're afraid or unwilling to go." - Aaron Taylor In this episode of The Resiliency Project, Super Bowl champion, CBS Sports analyst, and College Football Hall of Famer Aaron Taylor shares the moments that tested his resilience long before he reached the NFL. From overcoming childhood trauma, addiction, and self-doubt to nearly walking away from football after a devastating first practice, Taylor explains how faith, courage, and a willingness to keep showing up changed the course of his life. He reflects on the mentors who shaped him, the lessons he's learned as a father, and why the greatest rewards are often found just beyond the places we're most afraid to go. Episode Links Aaron Taylor LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/aarontaylormentalhealth/ Elite Mentals LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/elite-mentals/about/

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  Episode #12

  You Don't Fail Until You Stop Trying. Convo w/ NY Giants Legend Tiki Barber

  Jul 22, 202622 min

  “Failure is only something that sits on your resume when you settle for it." - Tiki Barber In this episode of The Resiliency Project, former New York Giants running back Tiki Barber reflects on the setbacks that shaped his career and the mindset that helped him overcome them. From nearly losing his starting job after the Giants repeatedly brought in his replacements to building a second career in broadcasting, Barber shares why resilience comes from embracing small wins, surrounding yourself with honest people, and refusing to stop trying. He explains how the lessons from his mother, his coaches, and his teammates helped turn moments of doubt into a foundation for long-term success. Episode Links Tiki Barber Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tiki.barber/?hl=en WFAN Radio on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@WFANNewYork

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  Episode #11

  We Were Two Weeks From Running Out of Money w/ Gino Cafiero

  Jul 15, 202622 min

  "We had two or three weeks of runway left." How do you keep believing when everything says it's time to quit? In this episode of The Resiliency Project, entrepreneur Gino Cafiero reflects on the journey of building Bear Flag Robotics and the pressure of nearly losing it all. He shares how purpose, relationships, and embracing discomfort helped him navigate setbacks, overcome imposter syndrome, and ultimately build a company that was acquired by John Deere. Takeaways: Preparation matters more than confidence alone. The right relationships are built long before you need them. Resilience means continuing to move forward despite uncertainty. Episode Links: Gino Cafiero on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/igino-cafiero-43b213b0/

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