Forged with Dan Greer

Does Cursing Make You Look Smarter?

We’ve all heard it: “I just say it how it is.” But does cursing make you real—or just reckless?
In this episode of Forged with Dan Greer, we dig into:★ Why profanity isn’t a shortcut to authenticity★ How lazy language weakens your influence★ What real boldness sounds like when it’s forged with discipline and intention
Cursing might grab attention, but it won’t earn respect. Smart, strong leaders use words to build—not just to shock.
Speak with grit. Lead with purpose. Stay forged.

Grit For Breakfast: Win The First Hour

Win your morning, win your leadership. In this Forged with Dan Greer episode, I break down why the first hour of your day sets the tone for everything that follows. Skip the emails and chaos — this is about feeding your soul, fueling your mind, and moving with purpose before the world wakes up. Want to lead stronger, sharper, and more focused? Start by winning the first hour.

Forged Not Fabricated: Be The Real Deal

Real leaders aren’t manufactured — they’re made. In this Forged with Dan Greer episode, I call out the filters, fake gurus, and shortcut leadership that’s flooding today’s world. The strongest leaders aren’t plastic — they’re forged through fire, failure, and faith.They don’t fake it to impress the crowd; they live it to impact their crew. If you’re done with the fluff, it’s time to get real.

Today is a Testimony in the Making

Pain isn’t the end, it’s the process. In this Forged with Dan Greer episode, I remind you that the pressure, chaos, and struggle you’re facing today are shaping a story worth telling.One day, what feels heavy now will be hope for someone else. Don’t tap out. God’s not done, He’s forging something in you that will last.

Mic Check Future Voice Actor and Middle Son—Meet Nathan

From the mic to real life, every word matters. In this Forged with Dan Greer episode, I sit down with my 17-year-old son, Nathan, to talk life lessons, leadership, and chasing big dreams. He opens up about perseverance, making wise choices, and using his voice not just for acting but to inspire and bring joy. We wrap with Nathan’s take on being “forged”, becoming the best version of yourself, shaped by pressure, growth, and purpose.

Changing Views to See Greatness

Sometimes greatness is right in front of you, you just need a new angle to see it. In this Forged with Dan Greer episode, we explore how shifting your perspective can reveal the true impact of what you’ve built and give you the clarity to lead your team toward even bigger wins.

Whistles, Wins, and What Matters: A Chat with My Son Jacob

In this 30-minute Forged with Dan Greer episode, I sit down with my son, Jacob, to talk about sports, perseverance, and the values that matter most. We revisit some of his toughest athletic moments, what keeps him pushing forward, and why being a great teammate goes way beyond the scoreboard. From grit and encouragement to faith and personal goals, Jacob shares his journey and wraps it up with his simple but powerful definition of what it means to be forged: “making something.”

Leading as a Dad

Being a dad is leadership at its most personal. In this Forged with Dan Greer episode, we talk about balancing work and family, modeling consistency, and letting kids fail so they can grow. The way you lead at home shapes the leaders they’ll become.

You Don't Have to be Loud to be a Good Leader

In this episode, I’m breaking down why you don’t have to be the loudest person in the room to be a good leader. We’ll talk about how one bad run-in with authority can mess up how we see leadership, and how real leaders flip that script by showing up, asking better questions, and leading with purpose.

The Path That You Take

Not everyone takes the same path, and that’s the point. If you want to see what others never will, you have to go where most won’t. That means stepping out of your comfort zone, taking bold steps, and doing what feels unfamiliar. The best views come after the hardest climbs.
🎙️ This episode of Forged with Dan Greer is your push to choose the uncommon road and lead with courage.