Ken Berenger has lost everything twice... and rebuilt both times, not just financially but in how he understands success, identity, and faith. Now CEO of three companies, including Water on Demand, Ken spent three decades in Wall Street finance, corporate real estate, and mortgage restructuring before Superstorm Sandy took his home and business in a single day. In this conversation, he traces the arc from a young singer with a mullet who stumbled into a finance job he didn't understand, to a man who learned, the hard way, that self-worth and net worth are not the same thing.

Ken and Dr. Dan talk about the influence of his father, a Brooklyn ironworker who taught him what contentment actually looks like, and the emotional experience of performing CPR on him decades later. They discuss the discipline of showing up daily through prayer and gratitude even when nothing seems to be changing, the humility required to accept help rather than only give it, and how some of Ken's greatest life gifts arrived disguised as collapse. It's a candid, faith-forward conversation about rebuilding... not just a career, but a self.