100x Podcast Show

Tim Sittema shares how faith reshaped his understanding of business and leadership.

Rather than leaving the marketplace, Tim discovered how his career could become a platform for kingdom impact.

In this episode we discuss:
• Discovering purpose in the marketplace
• Mentorship and leadership development
• Addressing generational poverty through community initiatives
• Building teams for long-term impact

If you want your work to produce lasting influence, this conversation will challenge you.

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David Allman shares practical leadership wisdom from decades in business, marriage, and parenting.

In this episode we discuss:
• Protecting relationships during the busiest seasons of life
• The importance of spiritual formation in parenting
• Exposing families to different cultures and realities
• Navigating economic cycles with wisdom and discipline

This conversation offers practical insight for leaders who want success without sacrificing what matters most.

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David Allman shares how faith transformed his approach to business, leadership, and impact.

After decades in real estate development, David began asking deeper questions about purpose and calling. Through intentional reflection and the influence of mentors, he discovered how business could become a platform for kingdom impact.

In this episode we discuss:
• Using business success as a platform for service
• Creating margin to listen for God’s direction
• Building initiatives with trusted partners
• Addressing poverty through business and community development

This conversation will challenge leaders to rethink how their work can contribute to lasting impact.

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Where is real joy found?

According to Edgar Sandoval, it’s found in walking with the poor.

In this deeply moving conversation, Edgar shares stories from Kenya, Ukraine, and Ethiopia — moments where generosity, resilience, and compassion revealed “beauty amid the pain.”

In this episode, we explore:

• Why your purpose isn’t something to obsess over

• How corporate skills transfer into nonprofit leadership

• What generosity does to the giver

• Marriage advice that centers on pursuing God together

• The power of a “faith transfer” in parenting

Edgar reminds us that the joy isn’t in success — it’s in the response.

If you’ve ever wondered how to align leadership, faith, and impact, this conversation will stir something in you.

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From $50 in his pocket to leading one of the largest Christian humanitarian organizations in the world.

In this episode, Edgar Sandoval shares his extraordinary journey from growing up in Venezuela, arriving in the U.S. alone at 17, working minimum wage jobs, earning degrees from Rutgers and Wharton, and eventually becoming CEO of World Vision.

But this isn’t just a success story.

It’s a story about:

• Obedience over comfort

• Discerning God’s voice in major life transitions

• Leaving corporate success for Kingdom calling

• Raising children with faith at the center

• Finding joy in serving the poor

Edgar’s story will challenge your definition of purpose and remind you that God prepares us through hardship for impact beyond what we can see.

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What does it look like to truly reposition your life?

In this powerful follow-up conversation, Hattie Hill shares what halftime taught her — not about slowing down, but about listening more deeply.

After decades of corporate influence and launching a major foundation initiative, Hattie found herself asking a new question: What does God want from me now?

In this episode, she shares:

• Why balance is harder than ambition

• The danger of neglecting family while building success

• What intentional legacy really looks like

• How to create space for God to fill

• Why being fully present may be the new measure of impact

This is a masterclass in wisdom, humility, and spiritual recalibration.

If you’re in a season of transition — or feel one coming — don’t miss this conversation.

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What happens when faith, leadership, and culture-building collide?

In this episode of the 100X Podcast, Hattie Hill shares her journey from growing up on a rural Arkansas farm to leading global corporate training teams across 80+ countries — and eventually stepping into nonprofit leadership alongside Bishop T.D. Jakes.

Hattie unpacks:

• How discernment shaped her corporate success

• The people-first leadership lesson she learned from Herb Kelleher

• Why being still is often the hardest (and most powerful) move

• Navigating success without losing your soul

• What it looks like to reposition your life in halftime

Her story proves that hearing God clearly doesn’t require leaving the marketplace — it requires listening deeply inside it.

If you’re navigating transition, leadership pressure, or asking “What’s next?” — this episode is for you.

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In this powerful and deeply personal conversation, Sally shares hard-earned wisdom from decades of leadership in academia, corporate boardrooms, and now as the leader of Catholic Charities.

From raising children while navigating a demanding career… to stepping away from status and security… to embracing a 30-day silent retreat rooted in the Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius of Loyola — this episode is an honest look at what it means to lead with faith, humility, and courage.

Sally opens up about:

• Parenting when your children are not currently walking in faith

• Letting go of income, status, and control to stay aligned with God

• Learning to say “no” in order to make margin for the right “yes”

• Developing a personal rule of life during sabbatical

• The four principles that reshaped her leadership

• What it means to “be small” while leading an organization serving hundreds of thousands

• Navigating diversity, humility, and listening in compassionate leadership

• Why silence is foundational to deep faith

She also shares the spiritual influences that shaped her journey, including the mystical tradition, the writings of Teresa of Ávila, Thérèse of Lisieux, and the simple yet profound words of Mother Teresa:

“The fruit of silence is prayer.
The fruit of prayer is faith.
The fruit of faith is love.
The fruit of love is service.
The fruit of service is peace.”

This episode is a masterclass in compassionate leadership — blending corporate rigor with deep spiritual dependence. If you’ve ever wrestled with ambition, scale, status, or the tension between effectiveness and humility, this conversation will challenge and encourage you.

Episode 13: From Elite Leadership to Front-Line Compassion | Sally Blount

What happens when a lifetime of elite leadership collides with a deep call from God?

In this episode of the 100X Podcast, we sit down with Sally Blount, former Dean of the Kellogg School of Management and current President & CEO of Catholic Charities of Chicago. Sally shares her remarkable journey from shaping global business leaders to serving on the front lines with the most vulnerable.

This is a powerful conversation about obedience, discernment, grit, and what it means to follow God when the path makes absolutely no sense on paper.

• How Sally came to faith—and why her journey led her to Catholicism later in life

• Lessons learned from leading in elite academic and corporate environments

• Why God often prepares us through hardship before calling us into deeper service

• What it looks like to listen for God’s voice when turning down prestigious, high-paying opportunities

• Leading Catholic Charities through COVID and systemic change

• Finding joy and humility while serving those society often overlooks

• Why calling is not “retirement,” but another full-hearted assignment from God

This episode is for anyone wrestling with calling, discernment, leadership, and the cost—and beauty—of faithful obedience.

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What Actually Compounds Over Time?Most people think compounding is about money.But the things that truly multiply over a lifetime are far more personal—and far more powerful.In this episode of the 100x Podcast, we explore what really compounds over time:faith, relationships, character, leadership, generosity, and the daily disciplines that quietly shape a life of lasting impact.You’ll hear reflections on:Why impact compounds just like wealth—but often more deeplyThe habits and decisions that create long-term influenceHow faith shapes leadership without being forcedWhat matters most in marriage, parenting, and legacyHow small, consistent choices multiply over decadesWhat many successful people wish they had focused on earlierThis conversation is about moving from success to significance—and learning how to live for a return that outlasts you.If you’re thinking about the long game of life, leadership, and faith, this episode is for you.👉 Subscribe for more conversations on 100x impact, faith at work, leadership, and legacy👍 Like, comment, and share with someone thinking about the long term