Fleet Maull

There’s a quiet assumption most founders never question… that their struggles with growth, hiring, and decision-making are about strategy.

But what if that’s wrong?

What if the real constraint isn’t your business model, your market, or even your leadership skills… but something far deeper, something wired into how you think about money, risk, and control?

Fleet Maull has lived a life that forces you to confront that question head-on.

A former successful entrepreneur whose life unraveled into addiction and a 14-year federal prison sentence, Fleet didn’t just rebuild his life, he rebuilt his identity from the inside out. In prison, he founded one of the first mindfulness-based rehabilitation programs, long before mindfulness became mainstream. Today, he’s a globally recognized teacher, executive coach, and founder of Radical Responsibility, working with leaders who want more than success, they want alignment.

His work sits at the intersection of leadership, accountability, and inner transformation. And what makes it uncomfortable, in the best way, is this: he doesn’t let you outsource responsibility.

Because the same patterns that create success… are often the ones quietly sabotaging it.

And once you see them, you can’t unsee them.