What if your setbacks were actually the stepping stones to a richer life? In a world where external losses are often weighed more heavily than personal growth, we invite you to rethink the game of life. As we celebrate the election of Pope Leo XIV, formerly Robert Prevost, we discuss the profound spiritual and personal journey ahead. His quick election and the significance of his chosen name set the stage for an exploration into human formation, drawing inspiration from influential books like "What I Learned by Losing a Million Dollars" and Simon Sinek's "The Infinite Game." These works challenge us to embrace ongoing development rather than viewing life as a win-or-lose scenario. Join us as we navigate the complex terrain of external and internal losses in sports, business, and theology. While losing a game or business deal is universally acknowledged, the impact of personal setbacks on self-esteem and spirituality is often overlooked. Through a theological lens, we explore how recognizing these internal battles can lead to spiritual growth and reconciliation rather than despair. We delve into the dangers of confusing external outcomes with personal identity and the importance of maintaining an infinite mindset, ensuring that life's finite challenges don't hinder our participation in the greater adventure of life. Inspiring resilience and hope, we examine the increasing prevalence of athletic injuries and how visualizing a positive future can transform our relationships and spiritual lives. Through the lens of Daniel Kahneman's insights and the timeless narratives of "The Lord of the Rings" and Winston Churchill's words, we find redemption and hope even amidst trauma and personal loss. Finally, we extend an invitation to our listeners to join a study group focused on dissecting dense material, fostering an environment of thoughtful discussion and personal growth. Engage with us as we turn life's challenges into opportunities for redemption and resilience.