Missing The Shift

By: Wayne Burdette
  • Summary

  • Have you ever missed a shift in your life? In the NASCAR racing world, if a driver misses a shift, it can lead to getting behind in the race, causing an accident, or sometimes, even a fatal crash. This happens to a lot of us in life. We make a decision that causes us to miss that shift, and we end up in a place that we never expected. This podcast will highlight stories from people who have missed shifts in their lives, and how they recovered from it.
    Copyright Wayne Burdette
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Episodes
  • S1Ep12 - The Passion Within
    Mar 22 2023
    Actress Alexis Baca talks about the passion she has for acting and how she has maintained that love for acting for so many years having started at the age of 5. Alexis also discusses being happy and doing what you love in life.
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    29 mins
  • S1Ep11 - Faith in the Workplace
    Mar 15 2023
    Listen to Chaplain Donnie Floyd of Motor Racing Outreach that works for Hendriick Motorsports talk about the importance of Faith especially how we can adapt it to the workplace. Donnie talks about how it takes more than just one to spread the word of God and how he also helps the work force with their mental health and thus they are more productive in life and at work.
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    39 mins
  • S1Ep10 - Striking out before hitting the Grand Slam
    Mar 8 2023
    Listen to Shane Griffin discuss his journey to the majors only before "Missing the Shift" and how he overcame it to be a successful business owner and the voice of the South Carolina Stingrays and owner of SHane Griffin Entertainment.
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    1 hr and 4 mins

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