Secrets To Stop Solving the Wrong Problem

In this episode of Chuck’s Chat Hub, host Chuck Tuck sits down with breakthrough specialist, author, and keynote speaker Kevin D. St. Clergy to explore the power of uncovering hidden root causes behind life’s biggest challenges. Kevin shares insights from his book Beyond Blind Blaming and his RCD Method—a transformative framework that helps high achievers move past surface-level issues to achieve real, lasting results.

From overcoming misdiagnosed ADHD to scaling his business fivefold, Kevin’s journey reveals why so many people “succeed at solving the wrong problem” and how to stop doing it. Discover the five key strands of the Obstacle DNA—health, purpose, relationships, growth, and resources—and learn how to apply them to your own life and career.

Listeners will gain practical tools like the ACT Formula to eliminate blame and complaints, strategies for developing a growth mindset, and the importance of connecting with voices outside your immediate circle. Whether you’re a business leader, entrepreneur, or simply someone seeking personal growth, this conversation will give you the tools to stop blind blaming and start unlocking possibilities.

Key Takeaways:

• How to identify when you’re “solving the wrong problem”

• The RCD Method: Reflect, Connect, Decide

• Why growth mindset beats fixed mindset every time

• The 7-day challenge to stop blaming and complaining

• How to find the real cause behind recurring struggles

• Turning constructive criticism into powerful transformation

visit: https://blindblaming.com/visit: www.chuckschathub.com 00:00 Launching a Podcast: Early Successes 00:00 Understanding Blind Blaming: A Personal Journey 02:17 The RCD Method: Reflect, Connect, Decide 05:07 Identifying Root Causes: The Obstacle DNA Analysis 08:05 Growth Mindset vs. Fixed Mindset: The Key to Transformation 11:05 Daily Practices: The ACT Formula for Change 14:04 Feedback and Growth: Embracing Constructive Criticism 16:48 Investing in Yourself: The Role of Coaches 19:52 Navigating External Opinions: Balancing Feedback 22:35 Conclusion: Embracing Change and Moving Forward