Kevin StClergy is a distinguished breakthrough specialist, keynote speaker, and author recognized for his impactful work in leadership development and entrepreneurship. Formerly an audiologist, Kevin transitioned into the business world, where he built a thriving coaching and digital marketing enterprise that has served more than 450 clients across the country. Through his website, blindblaming.com, and his active presence on social media, Kevin continues to inspire growth, accountability, and transformation in leaders and entrepreneurs nationwide.

Please learn more about Kevin StClergy at www.BlindBlaming.com

In this episode of Mr. Biz Radio, host Ken “Mr. Biz” Wentworth sits down with Kevin StClergy, a thought leader dedicated to transforming blame-based mindsets into self-aware, empowered approaches. The conversation opens with the concept of “blind blaming,” where people instinctively assign fault—either to others or themselves—without addressing the true underlying issues. Kevin shares personal stories, including a memorable childhood baseball experience, to illustrate how blame can limit growth and obscure genuine understanding.

As the discussion unfolds, Kevin introduces his Root Cause Discovery (RCD) method—a practical framework built on Reflection, Connection, and Decision-Making—to help uncover what truly drives challenges beneath the surface. Through engaging stories and relatable business examples, he reveals how identifying unseen obstacles can foster clarity, accountability, and transformation. This episode challenges cognitive biases that often distort problem-solving and underscores the importance of seeking deeper insight, including support from coaches and trusted advisors, to achieve lasting progress.

Key Takeaways:

-Recognize instances of blaming others or oneself for issues without discovering the root problem.

-Engage in reflection, seeking external perspective and making decisive actions to tackle real constraints.

-Understand biases such as availability and confirmation biases which can thwart problem-solving efforts.

-Utilize professional guidance to escape the 'blame loop' and achieve higher levels of success.

-Embrace full responsibility by eliminating blaming, complaining, and excuses for personal growth and improved outcomes.