#112 What Are You Sacrificing to Become Successful?

<p>What’s the point of building a successful business if you lose yourself—or your family—along the way?</p><p>On this episode, <strong>host Jason Payne sits down with entrepreneur, speaker, and The FAM Project founder Jashin Howell</strong> for a powerful conversation about what success really looks like beyond revenue, titles, and business growth.</p><p>Jashin opens up about his journey through <strong>addiction, recovery, personal healing, faith, family, and entrepreneurship</strong>—and the lessons that came from realizing that professional success means very little when the most important parts of your life are falling apart.</p><p>Jason and Jashin dive into the pressure entrepreneurs put on themselves to keep pushing, why asking for help is a strength, and what it takes to become a better leader at home and in business.</p><p>They also discuss Jashin’s work building businesses and communities, his experience in startup growth, and why he founded <strong>The FAM Project</strong> to help create conversations around recovery, connection, family leadership, and personal transformation.</p><p>This episode goes beyond business strategy. It’s about <strong>who you become while building the business.</strong></p><p>They discuss:</p><ul><li>Addiction, recovery, and rebuilding your life</li><li>Why success can’t only be measured financially</li><li>Protecting your marriage and family while pursuing business growth</li><li>Faith, healing, and personal accountability</li><li>Learning to ask for help instead of carrying everything alone</li><li>Building genuine community around you</li><li>Leadership at home versus leadership at work</li><li>Turning difficult experiences into purpose</li><li>Jashin’s mission behind The FAM Project</li><li>Creating a business and life you&#39;re actually proud of</li></ul><p>If you’re an entrepreneur chasing the next level, this conversation is a reminder that <strong>the people you love, the person you become, and the life you&#39;re building matter just as much as the business itself.</strong></p><p><strong>Hosted by Jason Payne</strong></p>