“Sipping the Juice: Unpacking Wisdom with Jason Teeters

In the latest Stories to Create Podcast – The Juice Edition, I had the honor of sitting down with a powerhouse in the world of motivation and innovation—Jason Teeters. If you’ve never heard Jason speak, let me tell you—his words don’t just inspire, they ignite.

Known as one of the most sought-after motivational speakers in Southwest Florida, Jason is not your typical “rah-rah” personality. He’s a visionary, innovator, and emergent strategist who understands that real success starts from within. Over the past decade, Jason has collaborated with business leaders and changemakers from all over the world, helping them cut through the noise, eliminate clutter, and create lives and businesses they love.

In our episode, Jason dives deep into his signature program, UnpackED, a transformational approach that empowers individuals and organizations to release what’s holding them back and step into clarity, purpose, and execution. From mental clutter to outdated systems, Jason challenges us to address the things we often ignore—the silent roadblocks to our greatness.

What struck me most about our conversation was Jason’s authentic belief in people’s potential. He doesn’t just talk the talk; he’s walked alongside hundreds of leaders, guiding them to expand opportunities, shift strategies, and deliver bottom-line results.

We also talked about what it really takes to stay focused in a world full of distractions, the difference between being busy and being productive, and how embracing bold innovation can be the key to unlocking the life and legacy we truly want.

Here’s the truth: In both business and life, there are always roadblocks. But as Jason says, “Where there is a will, there is a way”—especially when you have the courage to confront what’s no longer serving you.

If you’re ready to be energized, challenged, and encouraged to dig deeper into your own potential, The Juice Edition is one episode you don’t want to miss.

Listen now, and don’t forget to subscribe—because the juice is just getting started.