J. Furman Daniel III, an associate professor at Concordia University and author of Blood, Mud, and Oil Paint, delves into Winston Churchill's transformative year during 1915. He shares how this challenging time fueled Churchill's resilience and adaptability, shaping his iconic leadership. They discuss the value of failure as a stepping stone, the restorative power of creativity, and the importance of genuine friendships. Furman emphasizes that lifelong learning and perseverance are key for leaders, offering timeless insights for navigating adversity.