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EPISODE · Feb 7, 2026 · 21 MIN

#70 - Rehab Should Be Hard: Flirting With Failure to Reach Your Full Potential

from Build Beyond Podcast · host christopher.netley

In this episode of the Build Beyond podcast, Chris discusses the importance of helping patients reach their full potential in rehabilitation settings. He emphasizes the need for a more challenging and realistic approach to rehab, where failure is seen as a learning opportunity rather than a setback. By preparing patients for the unpredictability of real life, healthcare providers can better equip them to handle challenges outside the clinical environment. The episode highlights the balance between safety and challenge in rehab, advocating for a progressive approach that encourages patients to flirt with failure in order to achieve their goals.Chapters00:00 Reaching Full Potential in Rehab01:56 The Role of Failure in Rehabilitation09:13 Flirting with Failure: A New Approach13:28 Preparing for the Unknown in Rehab18:02 Challenging Rehab: The Path to SuccessWhere to find Chris Netley:BuildBeyondHealth.comInstagram: @BuildBeyondHealthYouTube: @chrisnetleyDCX (formerly Twitter): @chrisnetleyDC Facebook: Build Beyond Health, PLLC

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