In this episode of The Intentional Way, Bryan Hatch sits down with George Wright to explore what it really means to fail fast, think resourcefully, and go after what you want without waiting for perfect conditions. George shares how his mindset around action, relationships, and persistence has shaped the way he approaches both business and life.

Throughout the conversation, George breaks down why most people stay stuck, how resourcefulness beats having the right resources, and what happens when you stop overthinking and start moving. From building meaningful connections to learning through experience, this episode highlights the power of doing instead of waiting.

If you’ve ever felt like you’re capable of more but haven’t taken the next step, this conversation will challenge you to rethink how you approach growth, opportunity, and intentional living.

[00:01:28] George shares something most people would never find online about him

[00:03:01] How George met his wife and why their story still means so much to him

[00:05:15] Why leaving home at 16 was hard and why he still knew he had to do it

[00:07:34] Knowing what you want early and getting other people to believe in it too

[00:11:31] Why life is always a negotiation, starting with the one inside yourself

[00:14:28] Why people need to get better at asking for help

[00:18:48] George explains why “who you know” only matters if they actually like you

[00:21:42] The difference between knowing people and building meaningful relationships

[00:31:28] How intentionality has helped George get almost everything he has truly wanted

[00:35:47] The question George asks when someone says they want to be rich

[00:39:14] Why knowing what you want and why you want it matters more than the how

[00:46:09] George on testing ideas, tearing them down, and finding out if they can really hold

[00:56:31] Why doing hard things on purpose changes who you become

[01:11:02] Final thoughts on self-awareness, examining your patterns, and choosing what to put back

If you have any questions or comments for George, comment below!

George Wright is an intentionally successful real estate developer and entrepreneur. He starred in the Discovery Channel reality series Jungle Gold. He is an amazing family man dedicated to his wife and children. He serves people in his church and community, and focuses on big ideas that make a difference in the world.

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In this Solo with Intention episode, Bryan Hatch reflects on what training for and running a marathon revealed about effort, endurance, and the mental battle that begins long before race day. What started as a physical challenge became a deeper lesson about discipline, discomfort, support, and the quiet repetition that shapes identity.

Bryan shares the moment quitting felt logical, the loneliness of long runs in extreme heat, the unexpected mental hurdle at mile 26.2, and why crossing the finish line felt different than he imagined. Along the way, he unpacks how training reshaped his relationship with effort and why the real transformation had little to do with race day itself.

If you are chasing a goal and waiting for the outcome to validate the work, this conversation may shift how you see the journey.

[00:01:02] Why Bryan committed to doing something extreme and chose a marathon

[00:03:58] The Ironman debate and needing to prove he could run 26.2 first

[00:07:44] When training started costing more than just time

[00:09:48] Realizing the training itself was the real marathon

[00:11:52] Double-digit miles and meeting the pain cave

[00:15:28] Rolling his ankle at mile four and deciding to keep going

[00:19:14] “I need some wins like next week”

[00:21:07] A friend steps in and agrees to run the marathon with him

[00:22:43] Sciatica, recovery, and learning to listen to his body

[00:24:18] What 100+ degree heat taught him about effort and preparation

[00:31:12] Race day mindset and committing to positive self-talk

[00:35:14] The hip flexor pain that changed the final miles

[00:36:18] Hitting 26.2 miles and realizing the finish line was still ahead

[00:43:14] Months later: getting comfortable with the effort

You can find ‘The Comfort Crisis’ by Michael Easter on Amazon here: https://a.co/d/0gri9qb6

To watch the videos from the race, watch for the episode to be posted on our YouTube channel.

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What does it mean to tell stories that truly matter? In this episode of The Intentional Way, Bryan Hatch sits down with filmmaker Travis Holt Hamilton to explore the power of connection, storytelling, and learning through experience. Travis shares his journey from novice filmmaker to someone driven by purpose, crafting stories that bridge cultural gaps and spark emotion.

Through his filmmaking career, Travis discovered that powerful stories come from deep listening, emotional truth, and honest connection… not flashy production. Whether you're a creative or simply seeking more meaning in your work, this conversation will leave you inspired to lead with purpose and heart.

[00:01:40] Travis shares his unexpected path into filmmaking and how it all began

[00:04:18] The impact of learning filmmaking on the job, without formal training

[00:07:35] How emotions and music play a critical role in shaping every scene

[00:10:14] Bryan and Travis reflect on the difference between storytelling and simply recording

[00:13:29] Travis explains why authenticity matters more than polish in filmmaking

[00:16:05] How failure became a powerful teacher throughout his career

[00:18:50] The moment Travis realized connection is the true product of his work

[00:21:27] Why filming on Native American reservations changed his understanding of storytelling

[00:24:02] How showing up with empathy can create trust across cultures

[00:26:44] The role of vulnerability in both creating and receiving stories

[00:29:19] Travis shares a behind-the-scenes moment that reshaped his purpose

[00:32:30] Why filming with intention sometimes means rewriting the story during production

[00:35:42] Building a filmmaking process rooted in humility and curiosity

[00:39:05] Bryan and Travis close with insights on learning, connection, and purpose-driven work

You can learn more about Travis and his movies on his website: https://www.holthamilton.com/

Follow Travis on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/travis.holt.hamilton/ or on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/travisholthamilton/.

Subscribe to his YouTube channel here: https://www.youtube.com/@HoltHamiltonFilms

New Film “Finding Hozho” to be hitting theaters on November 7, 2025

Watch the Trailer for his new movie ‘Finding Hozho’ here: https://www.holthamilton.com/finding-hozho

Enter the giveaway for tickets here: https://bit.ly/tiw-finding-hozho-tickets

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From the dangers of false confidence to the power of lived experience, this conversation challenges you to rethink what you think you know, and embrace a more intentional path to true understanding.

Whether you're leading a team, raising a family, or making decisions about your future, this episode will give you tools to move from information overload to wisdom-driven clarity.

[00:00:43] What does it really mean to “know” something?

[00:02:10] Why knowledge isn’t just about gathering facts

[00:03:39] Introducing the 3 types of knowledge Bryan teaches

[00:04:58] Declarative knowledge: the “what” we know

[00:06:47] Procedural knowledge: the “how” of doing

[00:08:25] Conditional knowledge: knowing when and why to apply it

[00:10:02] The trap of thinking we “should know better”

[00:11:18] Why understanding the types of knowledge leads to more grace

[00:12:56] Examples from parenting and leadership: knowing vs. doing

[00:14:21] Conditional knowledge in action: learning what fits the moment

[00:15:54] When teaching fails because we skip context

[00:17:42] What it means to practice what we know

[00:19:01] Choosing intentional knowledge that leads to action

[00:20:39] Final thoughts: the real question is what kind of knowing are you using?

To learn more about Brendon Burchard, visit here: https://www.brendon.ai/

To learn more about Brandon Craig, visit: https://ontocore.com/

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He explains how identity, not willpower, is the key to meaningful transformation, and how something as small as keeping one daily promise can change your life.

If you’ve ever struggled to stay consistent, find motivation, or believe in your own potential, this episode will give you a powerful new way to move forward with intention.

[00:01:12] Chris reflects on his mission, and why he can’t quit, even when life gets hard

[00:04:55] The fear of regret and the decision to play his cards fully

[00:07:19] How contribution became his fuel for personal and professional purpose

[00:10:37] Why some support systems hold us back and how to find new ones

[00:13:23] Navigating relationships when your growth triggers someone else’s fear

[00:16:31] Chris opens up about his deepest fears, including not being loved or respected

[00:20:36] Rebuilding after success: fear of irrelevance and running out of time

[00:23:53] The mental battle between fear and hope and why “I’ll show you” wins

[00:26:39] The spark of progress and the unexpected moments that reignite belief

[00:29:24] Chris’s personal journey through business collapse and emotional chaos

[00:32:52] How a “ping pong ball” exercise helps reframe setbacks and build strength

[00:36:44] Spotting the lesson in the struggle and why toxic positivity doesn’t work

[00:39:24] Identity is dynamic: becoming who you want to be, one choice at a time

[00:42:08] The anchor promise: why one small commitment can change your life forever

You can learn more about Chris on his website: https://chrispowell.com/about/

Follow Chris on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/realchrispowell/

or on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/realchrispowell

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Danny shares what football taught him about self-worth, how studying under Angela Duckworth shifted his paradigm, and why psychology became a path of healing, not just performance.

Whether you’re chasing a personal goal or mentoring others to grow, this episode will challenge your assumptions and fuel your belief in what’s possible.

[00:01:24] Danny reflects on the coaches and mentors who shaped his early confidence

[00:04:03] Why talent alone doesn’t predict success—and how he learned to value effort

[00:07:18] The moment he realized football wouldn’t fix his self-worth

[00:10:40] Studying under Angela Duckworth and redefining grit through lived experience

[00:14:52] How faith and mindset intersected in his pursuit of excellence

[00:18:37] The myth of the “self-made” athlete and why support systems matter

[00:22:10] Danny explains the internal conflict of ego vs. growth

[00:26:47] Why he left professional football to pursue a PhD in psychology

[00:30:24] Making peace with imperfection and redefining his identity off the field

[00:34:02] How psychology became a personal mission, not just academic research

[00:36:48] The shift from performance obsession to process-based living

[00:39:42] Danny shares his strategy for staying present and aligned with purpose

[00:41:50] The power of reframing setbacks and seeing yourself as more than results

[00:43:58] Reflections on mentorship, legacy, and creating meaningful impact

You can connect with Danny on LinkedIn here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/danny-southwick-593271a4/

Or learn more about him on Wikipedia here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Danny_Southwick

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Joined by longtime friend and writer Cal Fussman, the conversation explores trust in media, finding purpose in your work, and the deeper meaning behind the way Larry approached every interview.

If you're navigating what it means to live with purpose, and how to stay true to yourself even in the spotlight, this conversation offers timeless wisdom from a man who defined intentional communication.

[00:01:36] Bryan reflects on Larry King’s identity and how self-perception drives action

[00:04:05] Cal shares what it meant to co-host Breakfast with Larry and work alongside his idol

[00:06:38] Larry explains why interviewing always came naturally and how he approaches it without an agenda

[00:08:59] Cal recalls learning by osmosis and how Larry’s example shifted his perspective

[00:10:52] Larry discusses legacy, learning to draw people out, and how he never saw himself as a mentor

[00:13:19] The value of trust in interviews, why Larry’s neutrality became his greatest asset

[00:14:55] A critique of modern media and the disappearance of long-form interviews

[00:16:43] Why podcasting is the new frontier and how Bryan sees its marketing potential

[00:18:33] Larry reflects on what made Michael Jordan a master communicator

[00:20:18] Bryan and Cal imagine what Larry could become if he started at age 17 in today’s world

[00:21:45] Larry shares advice from a Swami that changed how he views each new day

[00:23:12] The team reflects on intentionality, consistency, and the spiritual power of gratitude

[00:25:57] Larry opens up about aging, frustration, and why his interview chair is still his safe place

[00:28:43] Cal and Bryan discuss Larry’s influence and how the legacy continues through the show

You can conntact Cal on LinkedIn here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/calfussman/

Learn more about Cal on his Instagram account here: https://www.instagram.com/calfussman/

Check out Cal's YouTube account here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1-LDY3GPXw3uEfUG25hf4A

Listen to Cal's podcast, Big Questions, here: https://www.calfussman.com/podcast

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Whether you’re building something new or stuck in a loop, this episode will help you wake up to your life and create meaningful change, one intentional choice at a time.

[00:01:36] Bryan explains the purpose behind doing solo episodes and how audience questions will shape them

[00:03:20] He reveals something most people wouldn’t know about him: seeking out people with emotional walls

[00:06:18] Reflecting on the value of conversations that go deeper than surface-level small talk

[00:07:03] Bryan shares the honest story behind why he created The Intentional Way

[00:10:56] Acknowledging the challenges of personal and business life and the clarity that came from it

[00:12:57] The moment Bryan realized his unique skill set and message needed to be shared

[00:14:37] The long-term vision for the show and how guests, big and small, fit into that vision

[00:16:02] Bryan challenges listeners to consider their intention for this very episode

[00:17:06] What intentionality really means, and how the brain’s autopilot works against us

[00:19:59] Three foundational practices to begin living more intentionally today

[00:23:05] Why default reactions cause friction and how to intentionally disrupt them

[00:25:33] Bryan reflects on the struggle of staying intentional, especially around certain people

[00:28:32] The importance of recognizing when you're acting against your own values

[00:29:52] How intention can carry you forward even when evidence or progress feels unclear

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They talk openly about money, motivation, and what happens when your dream life doesn’t feel fulfilling. This episode is full of stories, clarity, and courage for anyone questioning their current path.

If you’re building something big, but unsure if it aligns with who you are, this conversation will challenge and inspire you to live more intentionally.

[00:02:00] Jason shares the birthday visualization practice that shaped his life mission

[00:04:42] How his dad’s mentorship and transparency inspired his approach to success

[00:06:54] Why he believes younger generations have enormous potential, and what they’re missing

[00:10:18] Creating tailored paths: helping others uncover their own version of success

[00:12:33] Why he chose boring businesses, and how they gave him freedom

[00:16:53] Working for his dad, learning from low-wage jobs, and observing leadership as a beginner

[00:19:41] The ball pit analogy: why copying someone’s “how” misses the point

[00:24:21] Why being a good person is a competitive advantage in certain industries

[00:26:53] Working on who you are: how self-awareness changes your trajectory

[00:30:50] Shifting his personal scoreboard: inputs over outcomes

[00:36:17] Finding peace in progress, even without clear results

[00:39:59] The spiritual influence behind his detachment from money

[00:44:53] Seeing the sacred in suffering: how hardship can be transformed with perspective

[00:47:51] The dream that revealed the truth behind his "perfect" life, and what came next

You can connect with Jason on LinkedIn at: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jason-jarvis-4716a162/

Learn more about his company, Black Wolf Roofing here: https://www.blackwolfroofingco.com/

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If you’ve ever wanted to build something meaningful with someone else, whether in business or life, this conversation will help you start with clarity, courage, and alignment.

[00:01:36] Greg shares a fun fact: singing the national anthem in two major league stadiums

[00:03:30] The path from Army dentist to mindset-driven entrepreneur

[00:05:42] What Greg realized about control, chaos, and personal responsibility

[00:08:16] The trap of comparison and how intentional effort shifts perspective

[00:10:57] Greg’s “amnesia moment” that changed how he viewed emotional labor

[00:14:03] “Preworking the partnership, starting with shared expectations

[00:17:45] Why we often avoid defining our wants, and how it hurts us later

[00:21:06] The clarity that comes from answering “What does success look like to you?”

[00:24:11] How differing wants can still work when you're honest and aligned

[00:27:39] Bryan and Greg unpack how couples often misalign their definitions of success

[00:33:03] Navigating limits: knowing your emotional and physical capacity

[00:38:40] The friction of misaligned assumptions in professional partnerships

[00:45:27] Why most people don’t ask enough questions early on, and what it costs them

[00:56:44] Embracing your capacity: aligning effort with what truly matters

You can learn more about Greg and his dental practice at: https://www.valordentaltx.com/

Read more about Greg’s approach to partnerships here: https://bit.ly/GregKiene-partnership-approach-doc

Connect with Greg on LinkedIn here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gregory-kiene/

If you would like to learn more about Camp Summit, visit: https://www.campsummittx.org/

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Whether you're leading a team, talking to clients, or raising your kids, your ability to communicate with clarity and purpose can change everything. Chad reveals practical strategies you can use right now to make your words more impactful.

If you want to be a more effective communicator, whether in business or personal life, this episode will equip you with tools to speak with clarity, confidence, and impact.

[00:01:03] – Chad shares where he’s focusing his energy today: helping people speak and get what they want through communication.

[00:03:44] – The two major communication problems Chad sees in relationships and business.

[00:06:09] – Why some people speak but never get what they want- and how to fix it.

[00:08:58] – How communication habits from childhood affect how we show up today.

[00:11:06] – The mindset shift that helped Chad become more intentional in life and business.

[00:13:44] – “Value-driven vulnerability”: Chad explains how openness builds trust and influence.

[00:17:22] – Chad shares his communication framework and why repetition and practice matter.

[00:20:59] – It’s not just what you say- it’s the energy and intention behind it.

[00:24:17] – How Chad prepares intentionally for important conversations to stay present.

[00:27:47] – “Land the plane”: how to communicate simply and keep focus.

[00:31:32] – Why tone and emotional control are key to delivering your message.

[00:34:42] – How Chad uses feedback loops to refine and improve his speaking.

[00:37:52] – A story about Chad’s most powerful moment on stage- and what made it connect.

[00:41:35] – Communication as a leadership skill that touches every part of life.

Learn more about Chad and ScaLawble here: https://scalawble.ai/about-us/

You can also find him on LinkedIn here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/chadkerby/

Check out his book here: https://www.amazon.com/Speak-Get-What-You-Want/dp/B0D4S5DTFP

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They dive deep into the mindset shifts required to move from operator to true leader, the discipline of tracking time and resources, and the importance of surrounding yourself with people who align with your mission. Brett also shares personal stories of helping companies create magnetic cultures that naturally attract top talent.

If you’re an entrepreneur looking to grow your business while staying aligned with your mission, this episode will give you the tools to do it with clarity and confidence. You’ll walk away ready to take more intentional action toward building a business, and a life that, reflects what matters most to you.

[00:02:34] - Brett shares his proudest, lesser-known accomplishment: being acknowledged by Jim Collins

[00:05:30] - Brett reflects on earning 'Best Places to Work' after initial failure

[00:10:56] - How Brett helped codify company culture, hiring, and onboarding with intentionality

[00:12:08] - Brett shares Jim Collins' advice: 'A leader’s #1 job is to set the vision'

[00:14:00] - How to carve out time to work on the business, not just in it

[00:15:58] - The three core responsibilities of a business owner: Vision, Team, Resources

[00:17:39] - Why entrepreneurs struggle to let go: Identity, Control, and Cost

[00:21:56] - Align your business with your personal intention for life and impact

[00:24:17] - The difference between wishing for growth and committing to intentional action

[00:26:00] - Three alignment indicators: Time, Money, and People

[00:29:55] - The power of tracking time and money to uncover true priorities

[00:32:00] - The Power of Tracking Time and Money to Align with Intentions

[00:34:01] - Brett explains the real purpose behind values: articulate what already exists

[00:41:00] - Brett introduces the concept of Rhythms & Discipline to maintain intentionality

You can find out more about Brett on his website: https://growwithelite.com/brett-gilliland/

You can also connect with Brett on LinkedIn at: https://www.linkedin.com/in/built2lastchamp/

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If you're looking for ways to escape the daily grind, refocus your priorities, and gain control over your schedule, this episode is packed with valuable insights to help you take action today.

[00:01:03] - Kyle shares his thoughts on how AI is transforming both personal and professional life.

[00:03:17] - The impact of AI on business efficiency and how it has enhanced customer success at CustomerHub.

[00:05:48] - Using AI to streamline internal processes, from marketing to legal assistance, while maintaining a personal touch.

[00:08:22] - The balance between AI efficiency and human creativity—where should we draw the line?

[00:11:15] - Kyle defines intentionality as standing firm in what you believe and acting independently of external pressures.

[00:13:42] - How Kyle avoids distractions and ensures each day aligns with his long-term goals.

[00:16:27] - Prioritization strategies: Filtering daily tasks to ensure alignment with core values and intentions.

[00:19:12] - The significance of time freedom and why Kyle considers it his top priority.

[00:22:54] - How he aligns his business responsibilities with his personal mission to create more time freedom.

[00:26:39] - The difference between being busy and being intentional—how to focus on what truly moves the needle.

[00:30:21] - The importance of defining success on your own terms and not just chasing societal benchmarks.

[00:33:48] - Why staying excited about your long-term vision is key to sustaining motivation and progress.

[00:38:02] - The power of words, visualization, and subconscious programming in achieving goals.

[00:42:37] - Kyle shares how he structures his time to balance work, family, and personal growth without feeling overwhelmed.

You can find out more about Kyle on his site: https://www.customerhub.com/team/kyle

You can also connect with Kyle on LinkedIn at: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kyleleavitt1/

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If you're a business owner looking to handle customer data responsibly or a consumer wanting more control over your information, this episode is packed with must-know insights.

[00:03:02] - Jodi shares her love for chocolate chip cookies and her quest for the perfect gluten-free version.

[00:05:41] - The rise of privacy laws and how they affect businesses, from GDPR to evolving U.S. regulations.

[00:08:53] - How to determine if your business is subject to privacy laws based on customer location and data collection practices.

[00:12:29] - The role of tracking pixels, cookies, and the lawsuits targeting businesses over hidden data collection.

[00:16:37] - Understanding the difference between consumer-first privacy approaches in Europe versus the U.S.

[00:19:42] - How businesses can be intentional about data collection to avoid losing customer trust.

[00:23:15] - The balance between gathering data for marketing and respecting consumer privacy preferences.

[00:26:51] - Why companies should rethink their cookie banners and ensure they’re actually working properly.

[00:30:32] - The importance of offering consumers control over their data through preference centers.

[00:33:44] - The power of trust in digital marketing—how a strong relationship can increase engagement and conversions.

[00:37:08] - How consumers create their own security barriers, using fake emails and VPNs to protect themselves.

[00:40:55] - Jodi explains the growing consumer resistance to invasive data collection and how businesses should respond.

[00:44:12] - The potential future of data privacy, AI, and whether consumers will push back on technology overreach.

[00:46:38] - Final thoughts: Why businesses should take an intentional approach to transparency, security, and customer relationships.

If you would like to know more about Jodi and her company, you can visit https://redcloveradvisors.com/ or check out her LinkedIn profile at https://www.linkedin.com/in/jodihoffmandaniels/

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If you're looking for inspiration on resilience, personal growth, and seizing the right opportunities, this episode is for you.

[00:00:38] Jared shares how his love for the outdoors helps him disconnect and find real connections.

[00:02:50] Growing up in Connecticut and how his childhood shaped his adventurous mindset.

[00:04:33] Jared explains what it takes to compete in the decathlon and why he loves the challenge.

[00:07:15] Competing at the Division I level and facing Olympic-level athletes.

[00:09:20] How goal setting drives Jared’s success and why intentionality matters.

[00:12:15] The connection between faith, goal setting, and creating success spiritually before physically.

[00:14:45] The biggest failure of Jared’s athletic career and how he turned it into a strength.

[00:17:30] Learning to trust God through challenges and how faith reshaped his athletic journey.

[00:20:42] Training for discomfort—how Jared intentionally pushes past his limits.

[00:23:50] The importance of pacing yourself in life, just like in the 1500-meter race.

[00:27:10] How saying yes to small opportunities led to big leadership roles.

[00:30:35] Jared’s work in student-athlete leadership and NCAA policy changes.

[00:33:48] Why choice and self-reflection are essential for growth and making better decisions.

[00:38:10] Jared and Bryan discuss how to recognize when to push through a challenge or pivot.

If you want to follow Jared on his stats in the decathlon, visit his profile page on https://worldathletics.org/athletes/united-states/jared-sharp-15083914 

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If you’re feeling overwhelmed or stuck, this conversation will inspire you to harness your energy, clarify your purpose, and live with intention.

[00:01:09] – Jenny shares her improv comedy hobby and why embracing discomfort is a superpower.

[00:04:58] – How Jenny’s path from fitness trainer to corporate speaker unfolded unexpectedly.

[00:08:22] – The importance of values, purpose, and living with congruence.

[00:12:41] – Jenny reflects on discovering her point of difference—her energy and love for growth.

[00:16:16] – The life-changing realization that physical and mental health are deeply connected.

[00:19:59] – What stress really is: a chemical event, not just a mindset.

[00:22:47] – Explaining “Sneaky Pete” and how stress hijacks your brain.

[00:25:19] – Microbursts: how 60 seconds of physical activity resets your brain and reduces cortisol.

[00:28:53] – Why chronic cortisol is damaging—and how to combat it.

[00:32:49] – Introducing Soul on Fire: Jenny’s coaching program for women in leadership.

[00:35:57] – How women can rebuild deep, intentional connections with peers.

[00:39:25] – The power of mastermind groups for support and personal growth.

[00:46:15] – Jenny’s thoughts on living from your beliefs, values, and sense of purpose.

[00:53:39] – Closing wisdom: Look inward—the answers you seek are already inside you.

To learn more about Jenny Evans visit: jennyevans.com or you can find more information about her 'Soul On Fire' program here:jennyevans.com/soulonfire

You can follow Jenny on Youtube: youtube.com/@JennyEvansResilience

LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/jennyevans

Facebook: facebook.com/JennyEvansPH

Instagram: instagram.com/jenny_c_evans/?hl=en

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If you want to improve your relationships and connect more deeply with others, this episode will give you practical tools to start making intentional changes today.

[00:01:09] - Mike shares an unexpected detail: his experience as a sponsored pickleball player and what the sport has meant to him.

[00:03:18] - Discussing the decision to step back from professional pickleball and the grief of letting go of a passion.

[00:06:11] - Exploring how life transitions, like parenthood, bring both joy and loss.

[00:08:41] - Mike explains how people cope with grief and why acknowledging pain is essential.

[00:10:56] - The difference between holding on and clinging—how memories can support growth.

[00:13:24] - The role of intentionality in therapy and how setting clear intentions strengthens connections.

[00:16:08] - Mike shares how expressing gratitude builds bonds and deepens conversations.

[00:18:44] - Why responding with "thank you" instead of "I'm sorry" is more connecting during vulnerable moments.

[00:21:14] - The impact of humor in therapy and how laughter fosters emotional safety.

[00:24:32] - Discussing how people often shut down after disconnecting responses and how to avoid this.

[00:27:42] - The power of curiosity in conversations—how asking the right questions builds deeper understanding.

[00:32:46] - How physical space and subtle environmental details in therapy contribute to emotional comfort.

[00:36:12] - The role of play in building friendships and creating meaningful bonds.

[00:47:51] - Introducing attachment theory—how human connection drives survival, security, and emotional well-being.

To learn more about Mike, visit: https://understandingtherapy.com/aboutmike/

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This episode is perfect for anyone looking to break free from past struggles, create a purpose-driven life, and take control of their personal and professional growth. If you’re ready to embrace intention in every aspect of life, you won’t want to miss this conversation.

[00:01:20] – Hope shares how she overcame struggles with addiction, anxiety, and depression to become the founder of Mother Trucker Yoga.

[00:02:31] – A single comment from a coworker led Hope to a yoga class that became her “weekly ritual of second chances.”

[00:03:47] – How Yoga Became the 13th Step to Recovery. Hope explains how yoga helped her process emotions, overcome addiction, and build a new future.

[00:05:11] – Hope reflects on how her name, which she once disliked, ultimately became a guiding force in her life.

[00:06:02] – Hope dives into the origins of her eating disorder and the deeper emotional battles she had to face.

[00:08:40] – How suppressed emotions manifest physically and why movement is a crucial key to release and healing.

[00:12:42] – Hope discusses why being intentional isn’t enough—real change requires effort and perseverance.

[00:15:08] – Hope shares how marriage and motherhood provided the pressure she needed to fully commit to healing.

[00:21:02] – Why Hope and her husband chose to delay giving their children phones and social media access.

[00:24:31] – Hope opens up about losing her daughter, Faith, and how that moment shaped the rest of her life.

[00:29:00] – Hope explains how reframing life’s challenges helped her turn pain into growth.

[00:39:05] – Hope shares how breaking free from societal expectations led her to a more authentic, fulfilling life.

[00:46:51] – The 1% Rule: A simple but powerful approach to intentional growth—how tiny improvements add up over time.

[01:05:52] – Hope’s final words of encouragement to anyone feeling lost or stuck in their journey.

To learn more about Hope and Mother Trucker Yoga, visit here: https://www.mothertruckeryoga.com/about/

You can follow Hope on Instagram: Instagram (@hopezvara) or on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/hope-zvara-77572935/

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If you’re feeling stuck or looking to push past your limits, this episode will inspire you to take action and live with intention.

[00:01:35] - The Reality of Aging and Physical Challenges

[00:02:53] - Non-Action is Still Action: The Importance of Intention

[00:04:17] - The Good Wolf vs. The Bad Wolf: What Are You Feeding?

[00:07:00] - How to Get Unstuck and Find Traction in Life

[00:09:12] - The CAPS method to stay committed and make progress.

[00:14:05] - Why Men Are Struggling in Today’s World

[00:22:06] - Facing Hardship: Running Into the Storm

[00:29:47] - The Trap of Setting Limits: Stop Creating Finish Lines

[00:35:01] - Avoiding Burnout: The Myth of Balance

[00:40:36] - The Power of Presence: Why Every Moment Matters

[00:46:04] - Authenticity and Connection: Why You Must Be Real

[00:51:33] - Taking Responsibility: You Choose Who You Become

[00:55:07] - Defining Your Core Values for a Purpose-Driven Life

[01:04:52] - The Three Pillars of Happiness: Gratitude, Progress, and Connection

To find out more about Danjee and his business at: https://gatewayrestoration.com/about-us/

Or you can follow him on LinkedIn: https://bit.ly/Danjee-Moser-LI or on Facebook here: https://bit.ly/Danjee-Moser-FB

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This heartfelt episode explores the power of positivity, navigating personal tragedy, and using financial principles to create lasting impact across generations.

[00:00:08] – Introduction to the podcast and today’s guest, Rich Wilson.

[00:01:42] – Rich shares a fun fact: learning to play the ukulele in honor of his late daughter.

[00:04:27] – How music has been therapeutic in navigating grief and family connections.

[00:08:06] – The power of positivity: Rich’s philosophy on joy and gratitude.

[00:11:18] – Childhood challenges and how they shaped his perspective on life.

[00:16:02] – Rich’s insights on intentional living and balancing family, work, and faith.

[00:22:12] – The impact of early morning family time and responding to spiritual promptings.

[00:29:41] – How tragedy shaped Rich’s outlook and strengthened his family bonds.

[00:36:18] – Creating a “Daddy Book” of intentional family traditions and lessons.

[00:42:27] – Using financial principles to empower clients to live meaningful lives.

[00:49:07] – Generational connection through philanthropy and financial education.

[00:55:38] – How intentionality transforms client relationships into deeper connections.

[01:02:21] – Encouragement to spread kindness and act on promptings to connect with others.

[01:06:48] – Final reflections on the importance of living with purpose and love.

This episode is ideal for parents, professionals, or anyone seeking deeper connections, meaningful goals, and inspiration to navigate life’s challenges with purpose and joy.

You can reach out to Rich at rich.wilson@ml.com or find him on his website: https://bit.ly/rich-wilson-website

Follow him on LinkedIn at: https://bit.ly/rich-wilson-linkedin

You can find Lucy’s song here:https://bit.ly/Lucy-Wilson-Song

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Learn actionable strategies for overcoming imposter syndrome, building trust in leadership, and navigating personal challenges while staying focused on intentional growth. Whether you're a leader looking to develop your team or someone striving for more balance in life, this episode offers invaluable insights to help you live and lead with purpose.

[00:00:08] - Introduction to the episode and intentional living.

[00:00:35] - Jess Andrews' background and introduction.

[00:01:30] - Sharing a personal detail: adopting two children through foster care.

[00:02:47] - The foster care journey and how childhood experiences inspired it.

[00:04:29] - How childhood trauma shaped Jess’s desire to foster and adopt.

[00:06:20] - Balancing a career while fostering and starting a family.

[00:08:12] - The emotional challenges of fostering 13 children.

[00:09:53] - Jess’s approach to handling difficult foster care situations.

[00:13:42] - Transitioning to COO and applying intentional leadership.

[00:17:34] - Dealing with imposter syndrome and learning to delegate.

[00:19:48] - Building trust and growing leadership teams with intention.

[00:24:15] - Overcoming self-judgment and learning from mistakes.

[00:31:45] - Shifting priorities: balancing family, career, and personal growth.

[00:36:18] - Key takeaways on leadership, resilience, and living with purpose.

You can find more about Jess Andrews on her site http://theopsteam.co/aboutjess

Follow Jess on LinkedIn: http://linkedin.com/in/thisisjessandrews/

or on Instagram: http://instagram.com/thisisjessandrews

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[00:00:57] - Phil Garrett’s introduction and background in dentistry and triathlons

[00:01:18] - Phil’s surprising passion for cooking and its origins

[00:02:00] - The art of cooking as a means of bonding and memory-making

[00:03:30] - The importance of details in Phil’s professional life and hobbies

[00:05:00] - Building patient rapport and trust in dentistry

[00:10:00] - Phil’s unique approach to decision-making and listening

[00:14:00] - The significance of teamwork and humility in leadership

[00:16:00] - The art of effective listening and its impact on relationships

[00:23:00] - Phil’s journey into triathlons and the defining moments

[00:31:00] - The balance between fitness, family, and professional life

[00:35:00] - The role of sleep and recovery in maintaining peak performance

[00:41:00] - Setting priorities and maintaining commitments in life

[00:46:00] - The power of accountability and having a supportive community

[00:50:00] - Staying committed and the life lessons learned from endurance sports

You can find more about Phil Garret here: https://bit.ly/Phillip-Garrett-LinkedIn

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They discuss the power of clear goals, consistent actions, and the importance of strong relationships. Tune in to learn how small, intentional steps can lead to exponential growth and sustained success in all areas of life.

[00:00:00] Bryan introduces the episode and welcomes Scott Merrill, a long-time friend and mortgage professional with a personal development company called Maximo.

[00:00:46] Scott reflects on the lasting impact Bryan has had on his family, particularly his children, and how their connection has influenced their lives.

[00:01:47] Scott shares an interesting and lesser-known fact about his past, including his experience of being unenrolled from high school at 16 and how he transitioned into full-time work.

[00:03:00] Scott recounts how he immediately transitioned to a full-time job at a tuxedo rental company after leaving high school, highlighting his early drive for independence and work.

[00:05:14] Scott discusses the mental challenges and societal expectations he faced without a high school diploma or college degree, and how he overcame them through hard work and experience.

[00:09:27] Scott shares a pivotal moment with his mission president, who was surprised to learn he hadn't graduated from high school, and how this experience positively impacted Scott's self-perception.

[00:10:51] Bryan and Scott discuss the importance of intentional language and how words can significantly influence one's mindset and actions.

[00:16:00] Scott explains how being clear about his goals helps him manage and transcend unproductive thoughts, using a recent example involving his wife's car rental business.

[00:22:00] Scott introduces the concept of Maximo, a personal development philosophy he created to help people build and maintain momentum in their lives.

[00:24:10] Scott describes a transformative experience where he realized the power of momentum by observing a friend's resilient family during a time of personal tragedy.

[00:27:30] Scott explains how intentional and consistent actions in various life domains, such as health and relationships, can lead to exponential growth and sustained momentum.

[00:31:30] Scott shares how identifying and targeting momentum in daily activities can create significant positive changes, both personally and professionally.

[00:33:40] Scott discusses the four primary domains of life—learning, health, relationships, and finances—and how being intentional in these areas fosters continuous growth and momentum.

[00:45:10] Scott highlights the profound impact of being intentionally loving and supportive in relationships, using his experiences with his wife and daughter as examples.

You can find Scott Merrill here: https://bit.ly/linkedin-scott-merrill and here: https://bit.ly/facebook-scott-merrill

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From kite surfing to overcoming professional setbacks, Dave shares valuable insights on embracing change, staying proactive, and the importance of annual planning with his family. Tune in for an inspiring discussion on living intentionally and making deliberate choices to shape your future.

[00:00:14] - Bryan introduces guest Dave Lee and his background.

[00:01:06] - Dave shares about his adventurous upbringing and family influence.

[00:02:20] - Story about Dave's father leading a 50-mile hike while passing kidney stones.

[00:03:10] - Dave discusses his passion for kite surfing and its business connections.

[00:06:12] - The addictive nature of kite surfing and its appeal.

[00:09:10] - Discussion on embracing change and shifting passions from skiing to kite surfing.

[00:13:15] - The concept of allowing oneself to change and not being defined by past roles.

[00:15:00] - Dave shares experiences of being fired multiple times and lessons learned.

[00:20:00] - Coping with professional setbacks and the importance of resilience.

[00:29:00] - Proactive change: determining what you truly want in life.

[00:30:50] - Dave's decision to dismantle and simplify his business for greater happiness.

[00:35:00] - Annual offsite planning with his wife for intentional living and family goals.

[00:43:00] - Importance of action items and staying intentional after planning sessions.

[00:47:50] - Conclusion and final thoughts from Dave Lee and Bryan Hatch.

You can find Dave here: https://bit.ly/facebook-dave-lee or https://bit.ly/linkedin-dave-lee

Dave gives his marital/family offsite outline here: https://bit.ly/offsite-outline

He is the Co-Founder of Sixth Division (https://bit.ly/sixthdivision-website), PlusThis (https://bit.ly/plusthis-website), and Slottable (https://bit.ly/slottable-website) to name a few.

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Discover how to break free from subconscious patterns, build resilience, and embrace personal growth. Perfect for anyone looking to deepen their understanding of trauma therapy and its profound impact on intentional living.

[00:05:30] - Embracing significant life transitions for personal growth and professional development.

[00:10:20] - Understanding the importance of family dynamics and their impact on personal development.

[00:15:00] - Overcoming the challenges and emotional weight of working in the DCS and foster care system.

[00:19:10] - Building tolerance and support systems to handle difficult emotional experiences in therapy.

[00:24:00] - The role of mentorship in shaping a career in trauma therapy and finding one's passion.

[00:27:30] - Recognizing the signs of trauma and understanding its roots in family of origin experiences.

[00:31:00] - Applying EMDR and other trauma-focused therapies for effective and efficient healing.

[00:34:20] - Making sense of childhood experiences and their impact on adult behavior patterns.

[00:38:30] - The importance of introspection and narrative work in understanding and overcoming trauma.

[00:42:00] - How to identify and break free from subconscious patterns that hinder personal growth.

[00:45:10] - Utilizing morning routines and intentional practices to set a positive tone for the day.

[00:48:10] - The power of starting the day with a focused and intentional mindset.

[00:51:00] - Encouraging continuous personal development and growth-oriented thinking.

[00:51:50] - Highlighting the significance of reaching out for support and the courage it takes to seek help.

You can find Tiffany at her practice here: https://bit.ly/Tiffany-Moser-Website or on Instagram here: https://bit.ly/Instagram-Tiffany-Moser Facebook here: https://bit.ly/Tiffany-Moser-Facebook or LinkedIn here: https://bit.ly/LinkedIn-Tiffany-Moser

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Learn actionable strategies for setting ambitious goals, maintaining a consistent work ethic, and integrating faith and service into everyday life. Whether you're looking to enhance your personal development or achieve new heights in your career, this episode is packed with insights to help you live intentionally and overcome limiting beliefs.

[00:01:19] - Growing up with five younger sisters and building close family bonds.

[00:03:10] - Starting athletic pursuits early and the importance of consistency.

[00:07:00] - Using criticism as motivation to push beyond perceived limits.

[00:09:30] - The challenges and lessons learned from the first Ironman experience.

[00:12:30] - Developing a never-give-up mentality during difficult times.

[00:15:20] - The transformative impact of completing an Ironman on personal belief.

[00:19:10] - Overcoming limiting beliefs and focusing on potential.

[00:34:50] - Instilling a strong work ethic through family activities and chores.

[00:37:20] - Incorporating service and volunteer work into family culture.

[00:41:10] - Gaining perspective and empathy through international volunteer trips.

[00:45:30] - Prioritizing daily spiritual practices for grounding and focus.

[00:50:00] - Following spiritual guidance and making life-changing decisions.

[00:56:00] - Integrating fitness, faith, and service for a balanced life.

[01:00:00] - Using affirmations and personal mission statements to stay intentional.

You can get in touch with Adam here: https://bit.ly/Adam-Sharp-LinkedIn

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Whether it's the discipline of a chaplain pushing through the army's toughest days or a bishop balancing congregational duties with family life, these stories illuminate the power of intentionality in personal growth and leadership. 

Join us for insightful conversations that inspire you to take deliberate steps towards your aspirations.

[00:05:30] - Embracing significant life transitions for personal growth and professional development.

[00:10:20] - The importance of spousal support and joint decision-making in pursuing new career paths.

[00:15:00] - Overcoming the mental and physical challenges of Air Assault School.

[00:19:10] - Learning the value of support and teamwork in achieving difficult goals.

[00:24:00] - How success in challenging endeavors can boost confidence and resilience.

[00:27:30] - Effectively managing time and responsibilities through delegation and communication.

[00:31:00] - Setting specific goals with timelines to focus efforts and track progress.

[00:34:20] - The significance of having a support system for overcoming personal and professional challenges.

[00:38:30] - Utilizing leadership principles from military training in family and community roles.

[00:42:00] - Prioritizing family amidst heavy professional responsibilities.

[00:45:10] - Implementing solutions-focused strategies in leadership and problem-solving.

[00:48:10] - Preparing and strategizing for physical challenges to ensure success.

[00:51:00] - The impact of intentional living and goal-setting on personal fulfillment and service to others.

[00:51:50] - Encouraging proactive problem-solving and responsibility-taking in teams and family.

Chaplain Captain James Simpson, at the time of this episode, is actively serving the United States of America in the Army. 

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Dive into an episode that not only enlightens but also provides actionable insights on living intentionally, no matter where you are in life's journey.

[00:00:20] - Introduction to Damian Boudreaux and the impact of relationships on purposeful living.

[00:01:00] - Damian's unique approach to sales and life, shaping connections beyond the surface.

[00:02:00] - Bryan's personal story highlighting Damian's profound influence on perspective and stress management.

[00:03:00] - Damian's "magical misery tour," a nine-year journey through hardship and loss, shaping his life's philosophy.

[00:06:20] - The pivotal bathtub moment - confronting self-worth and choosing to rise as a father.

[00:09:50] - The transformation from utter loss to a beacon of hope and strength for others.

[00:13:10] - Discussing the choice and challenge of change - the potential for growth in everyone.

[00:19:20] - Damian's darkest hour and the decision to embrace fatherhood amid despair.

[00:26:00] - Unpacking the essence of change - the different pathways and the power of forced transformation.

[00:33:20] - The intrinsic qualities bestowed upon us and the journey to rediscovering them.

[00:37:20] - Entering the flow of life by accepting and surrendering to one's true essence.

[00:43:10] - Damian's concept of being the leaf - allowing life's flow to guide without resistance.

[00:46:10] - Recognizing the transient nature of hardships and maintaining faith in life's balance.

[00:49:10] - Conclusion: Reflecting on Damian's insights and the invitation to live intentionally.

You can find Damian at https://autotrainingacademy.com/ or on Facebook: https://bit.ly/Auto-Training-Academy-Facebook Twitter: https://bit.ly/Damian-Boudreaux-Twitter YouTube: https://bit.ly/Damian-Boudreaux-YouTube or LinkedIn: https://bit.ly/DamianBoudreaux-Auto-Training-Academy-LinkedIn

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Dennis Deaton shares his journey from a successful dentist to a motivational speaker and executive coach, emphasizing the pivotal role of a patriarchal blessing that redirected his life's path toward helping others realize the transformative power of their thoughts.

[00:00:00] - Bryan Hatch introduces Dennis Deaton, highlighting his transition from dentistry to motivational speaking and emphasizing the significance of intentionality in life.

[00:04:55] - Dennis shares his journey of discovering his patriarchal blessing, which directed him towards a path of teaching and impacting others positively.

[00:10:04] - Deaton discusses the origin of our thoughts, emphasizing the spiritual aspect of intelligence and the ability to choose thoughts aligned with divine guidance.

[00:15:23] - Dennis introduces the concept of "scam" (Skepticism, Against, Me) to personify the negative influences on our thoughts, advocating for awareness and personal responsibility.

[00:20:07] - The conversation shifts to combating negative influences, where Dennis stresses the importance of standing up to the "bully" – recognizing and rejecting thoughts from the adversary.

[00:25:36] - Deaton encourages listeners to set goals beyond their current capabilities, necessitating divine assistance and fostering a deeper faith in God's power and support.

[00:30:19] - Bryan and Dennis discuss the transformative power of acting on divine promptings, reinforcing the concept of intentional living through faithful actions.

[00:35:14] - Dennis shares personal experiences that highlight the importance of recognizing when negative thoughts are attempts by the adversary to deter us from our righteous goals.

[00:40:02] - The dialogue touches on the role of the Holy Spirit in guiding thoughts and actions, contrasting it with the adversary's efforts to instill doubt and fear.

[00:45:10] - Deaton emphasizes the necessity of seeking divine guidance in goal-setting, advocating for prayerful consideration and openness to God's will.

[00:50:21] - The concept of "stretch goals" is explored further, with Dennis advocating for goals that push individuals beyond their comfort zones, requiring faith and divine intervention.

[00:55:42] - Discussion on the practical steps to combat negative thoughts and influences, including personifying the adversary's tactics as "scam" and actively choosing faith over fear.

[01:00:39] - Dennis highlights the importance of action following revelation, using personal anecdotes to illustrate how acting on divine promptings leads to personal and spiritual growth.

[01:05:51] - The episode concludes with a call to live intentionally by utilizing the insights and advice shared, fostering a proactive stance against negative influences and striving for ambitious, faith-driven goals.

You can learn more about Dennis Deaton and his book "Looking Unto Christ In Every Thought" at https://lookinguntochrist.com/ or on YouTube: https://bit.ly/Dennis-Deaton-YouTube

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This episode delves into the balance between inherent talent and hard work, the critical role of self-awareness, the impact of ego on leadership, and the power of diversity in decision-making. Kent also provides real-life examples from his extensive experience, illustrating the transformational effect of true leadership on team dynamics and organizational success. 

Whether you're a budding leader or looking to elevate your leadership skills, this conversation offers profound lessons on being intentional, present, and focused to unlock the full potential of your team and lead with impact.

[00:00:00] Introduction to The Intentional Way podcast and Kent McKown.

[00:01:15] Kent discusses the most magical role he's had and the joy of discovering hidden capacities in individuals.

[00:02:30] The importance of hard work, perseverance, and playing to one's strengths while managing weaknesses.

[00:03:45] Kent shares how he learned to identify and cultivate unused talent, emphasizing coaching and self-awareness.

[00:05:00] The balance between talent and hard work and the importance of focusing on strengths.

[00:06:15] How to take inventory of one's strengths and weaknesses, and the role of self-awareness and feedback in personal development.

[00:07:30] The challenge of becoming self-aware and the importance of intentionality in leadership.

[00:08:45] Kent explores how ego can impact intention and leadership effectiveness.

[00:10:00] Strategies for managing ego and fostering a high-trust, diverse leadership team.

[00:11:30] The significance of giving team members a voice and ensuring they're heard to build trust and alignment.

[00:12:45] The challenges and benefits of focusing and being present in leadership roles.

[00:13:45] Kent reflects on a leadership team meeting and how excessive direction from the CEO can stifle leadership in team members.

[00:15:00] The importance of allowing leadership team members to bring their visions and strategies to the table.

[00:16:15] How leaders can inadvertently become an "additional set of hands" rather than strategic thinkers.

[00:17:30] The need for real leaders who are willing to take risks and own their decisions.

[00:18:45] Kent concludes with thoughts on the scarcity of true leadership and the foundational role of intention in leadership success.

You can find Kent McKown at https://mckowncompany.com/ or on LinkedIn here: https://bit.ly/Kent-McKown-LinkedIn

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Layne shares his incredible journey from an average individual to someone who leads doctors and executives on life-altering adventures. Discover the importance of breaking free from societal constraints, the transformational power of setting and pursuing one's true dream, and how intentional living can lead to a more fulfilling and purpose-driven life. 

Join us as Layne provides insights into becoming more aware, present, and aligned with one's core values, and how these principles can significantly impact personal and professional growth.

[00:01:12] - Layne Gneiting introduces his unique role in transforming lives through adventure.

[00:02:30] - Exploring the essence of unchained living and its impact on personal freedom.

[00:04:10] - How adventure increases self-belief, awareness, and self-discovery.

[00:06:45] - Layne shares an inspiring story about noticing patterns and gaining new perspectives.

[00:09:25] - The pivotal coast-to-coast cycling journey and its transformative effects.

[00:12:34] - The vision of cycling every country in the world as a newfound dream.

[00:18:05] - Detailed process of identifying true dreams through a unique prioritization exercise.

[00:20:56] - Layne discusses the challenges and rewards of pursuing his global cycling dream.

[00:24:18] - The importance of creating the right conditions for dreams to flourish.

[00:30:07] - Insights from "Zen in the Art of Archery" and applying its lessons to life.

[00:33:15] - The significance of presence, awareness, and discernment in achieving goals.

[00:38:00] - Discussion on redefining goals and the power of intentions.

[00:42:10] - Layne's upcoming book announcement and its focus on inspired adventures.

[00:48:00] - Future cycling adventures and the opportunity for personal transformation.

You can find Layne Gneiting at https://wayofthehero.com/ or follow him on LinkedIn here: https://bit.ly/Layne-Gneiting-LinkedIn or on Facebook here: https://bit.ly/Layne-Gneiting-Facebook

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Discover the power of purpose, the significance of music in personal expression, and practical strategies for leading a more meaningful and intentional life. Join us as Miranda shares her expertise on creating impactful change through small, consistent actions and how to cultivate deeper connections and joy in everyday life.

[00:00:00] Introduction to "The Intentional Way" podcast and guest Miranda Daigneault, a high-performance coach for Elite Entrepreneurs.

[00:01:00] Miranda shares her deep love for music and how it intertwines with both her personal and professional life.

[00:02:30] The essence of high performance coaching and its significance in leading a meaningful life.

[00:05:30] Miranda discusses the concept of purpose and its sometimes overwhelming expectations.

[00:10:30] The challenge of setting and achieving goals that truly resonate with one's purpose.

[00:15:30] Utilizing voice notes as a method for processing emotions and thoughts.

[00:20:30] Importance of explicit communication in coaching relationships and personal growth.

[00:25:00] Musical preferences as a reflection of personality and a tool for building relationships.

[00:30:00] Bryan and Miranda discuss their musical likes and dislikes, including bands and genres.

[00:35:00] Open-mindedness in music as an analogy for embracing varied experiences in life.

[00:40:00] The transformative power of recognizing and intentionally shifting one's thoughts.

[00:45:00] Strategies for identifying and changing reactions to recurring thoughts or situations.

[00:50:00] Miranda emphasizes the cumulative effect of small, intentional actions toward a more meaningful life.

[00:51:30] Conclusion: Miranda and Bryan reflect on the importance of intentionality and taking small steps for personal improvement.

You can find Miranda at @mirandadaigneault or on LinkedIn at: https://bit.ly/LinkedIn-Miranda-Daigneault

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Discover Brad's unique perspectives on overcoming challenges, setting meaningful goals, and the art of progress through his engaging stories and practical frameworks. This episode is a treasure trove for anyone looking to enhance their life and business with intentionality.

[00:00:00] - Introduction to Brad Martineau and the essence of being intentionally transformative.

[00:02:00] - Brad's journey from skepticism to entrepreneurial success.

[00:05:00] - The pivotal role of intentionality in Brad's personal and professional life.

[00:10:00] - Exploring the 'D.A.L.R.' framework for continuous improvement.

[00:15:00] - The significance of 'Scoreboard Humility' in personal growth.

[00:20:00] - Overcoming challenges through the phases of progress.

[00:25:00] - Practical advice on becoming aware of and changing limiting behaviors.

[00:30:00] - Balancing ambitions with the realities of personal capacities and desires.

[00:35:00] - How to effectively set and adjust goals for maximum fulfillment.

[00:40:00] - Brad's personal experiences with recalibrating life and business strategies.

[00:45:00] - Insights into making quick, impactful decisions without fear.

[00:50:00] - The power of accepting current capabilities while striving for improvement.

[00:55:00] - Navigating life's scoreboards: Defining and achieving success on your terms.

[01:00:00] - Closing thoughts: Winning fast or slow, the importance of reaching desired outcomes.

This episode with Brad Martineau is a must-listen for anyone eager to live more intentionally and achieve greater success in both life and business.

You can find Brad at https://www.sixthdivision.com/ or follow him on Instagram @BradMartineau on LinkedIn: https://bit.ly/LinkedIn-Brad-Martineau on Facebook: https://bit.ly/Facebook-Brad-Martineau or on YouTube here: https://bit.ly/YouTube-Brad-Martineau

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Dive into a discussion full of insights on balancing strength with vulnerability, fostering deep relationships within the family, and the conscious choice to live differently. Discover how David and his wife cultivate an environment where their children are encouraged to think, dream, and decide intentionally, shaping a family culture that's both unique and enriching.

[00:00:00] Introduction to David Gilliland

[00:01:00] David's Culinary Talents: Beyond Professional Achievements

[00:03:00] The Journey of Self-Awareness and Personal Growth

[00:05:00] Shifting Dynamics for Growth: Letting Others Flourish

[00:08:00] Realizing Impact: From Confidence to Compassion

[00:10:00] Practical Outcomes of Newfound Awareness

[00:12:00] Family as a Center of Intentionality

[00:15:00] The Pillars of Family Life: Love, Inclusion, and Adventure

[00:18:00] Crafting a Unique Family Culture: Adventures and Values

[00:21:00] Encouraging Exploration and Questioning within the Family

[00:24:00] Strategies for Intentional Parenting and Relationship Building

[00:27:00] Facing the Challenges and Rewards of Intentional Living

[00:30:00] The Impact of Rejecting Default Paths for Intentional Choices

[00:33:00] Concluding Thoughts: Fun, Flexibility, and the Future of Intentionality

David's approach to life offers a refreshing perspective on how intentionality can lead to a fulfilling and meaningful existence, not just for individuals, but for families as a whole. Whether you're a parent, a professional, or someone seeking to infuse more purpose into your daily life, this episode is a treasure trove of wisdom and actionable advice.

You can find David here: https://growwithelite.com/david-gilliland/ or on LinkedIn here: https://bit.ly/LinkedIn-David-Gilliland

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Discover how Jared's unique approach to balancing career ambitions, health, and family not only challenges societal norms but also fosters deep, meaningful connections and personal achievement. Whether you're looking to redefine your approach to personal goals, seeking inspiration for more intentional parenting, or aspiring to elevate your physical and mental well-being, this episode is a treasure trove of wisdom and practical advice.

Join us as we explore the pivotal role of intention in crafting a fulfilling life, the power of persistence over perfection, and the courage required to cross the "bridge of mediocrity" to achieve greatness.

[00:00:00] Introduction to The Intentional Way: Bryan Hatch introduces the podcast's mission and welcomes the distinguished guest, Jared Greer.

[00:01:00] Jared Greer's Background: Jared shares his journey from Ironman to executive coach and the essence of being intentional in life.

[00:04:00] The Circle of Intention: Jared introduces his unique perspective on prioritizing life's aspects through an intentional circle, placing faith at its core.

[00:06:00] Intention in Action: Exploring Jared's C3 model - Consistency, Correctness, and Control - and its application in achieving personal goals.

[00:09:00] Becoming Aware of Autopilot Mode: Strategies for recognizing and shifting from autopilot to intentional living.

[00:12:00] Handling Conflict with Intention: Jared discusses the importance of facing conflicts with a clear intention for stronger relationships.

[00:16:00] Beliefs as Vision Hijackers: Understanding how our beliefs can either propel us toward our vision or hold us back.

[00:20:00] Jared's Marathon Journey: A personal account of how intention and discipline led to surpassing his marathon goals.

[00:24:00] Imperfect Action and Persistence: Emphasizing the value of taking action, regardless of perfection, for growth and learning.

[00:28:00] Intention in Relationships: Applying intentional practices to nurture deeper connections with family and others.

[00:32:00] The Role of Ego and Environment: Discussing how societal norms can challenge our intentions and how to remain focused on personal goals.

[00:36:00] Courage to Look Bad: The necessity of embracing vulnerability and the possibility of failure in pursuit of personal growth.

[00:42:00] Intentional Parenting: Jared shares his unconventional yet effective approach to parenting in today's digital age.

[00:48:00] Conclusion and Final Insights: Jared offers final advice on living intentionally and making meaningful changes for a fulfilling life.

You can learn more about Jared Greer here: https://www.greermethod.com/ or follow him on YouTube @JaredJGreer or LinkedIn: https://bit.ly/LinkedIn-Jared-Greer

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