The story no audience forgets
Not a cautionary tale. A construction report — on a man who rebuilt himself the way he builds everything: one honest day's work at a time.
For a quarter of a century, Steve Puckett was losing. Addiction took the jobs, the money, the stability — everything. When he finally hit bottom, his whole life fit inside a kayak. Sixteen weeks on the water. No roof. No plan. Just the next meal and the next morning, survived one at a time.
What happened next wasn't luck and it wasn't a miracle he could lean on — it was work. Quiet, grinding, unglamorous work. Steve clawed his way back into sales, then into better sales, then into rooms where the best in the business worked — and he outworked them. Cars, RVs, insurance, roofing: top 1% performance everywhere he went, plus top-earner status in network marketing. The same discipline that had once been pointed at surviving became pointed at winning.
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1. The Bottom
Twenty-five years of addiction. Sixteen weeks homeless, sleeping in a kayak. Every excuse in the world — and no use for any of them.
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2. The Work
Rebuilt from zero: 22 cars a month — roughly double the national average. 17.2 RVs a month. Top 1% across four sales industries.
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3. The Stage
Now booking: he's bringing that story to the rooms that need it — sales teams, leadership, contractors, recovery, people of faith. The past doesn't get the final word.