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EPISODE 1 of 2 — The Extraordinary Journey of Mike Zafirovski
In this first half of a two-part conversation, we sit down with Mike Zafirovski, former CEO of multiple major corporations and a leader whose story embodies transformation, grit, and faith.
Mike takes us from his childhood in communist Yugoslavia… to his family’s immigration to the U.S… to a career that unexpectedly launched at General Electric and eventually led him to top global leadership roles. He shares how his early worldview was shaped, how America changed his trajectory, and how faith began to take root—even before he fully understood what it meant.
This episode covers:
Mike’s upbringing in Macedonia and life under communism
His family’s immigration story and cultural transition
How a “practice interview” at GE became a life-changing moment
His rise through GE, Motorola, and Nortel
How family and faith grounded him throughout his career
Early glimpses of the spiritual journey that would reshape everything
Part 2 will explore his halftime awakening, his mission statement, the family enterprise, and how he is building values-based leaders and organizations around the world.
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In Part 2, Terry Looper unpacks what it means to finish well. From lessons in marriage and parenting to the joy of generosity, Terry shows how surrendering to Jesus brings wholeness, freedom, and lasting impact.
“The ultimate joy in life is surrender to the Lord Jesus.” – Terry Looper
What happens when success breaks you—and God rebuilds you?
In Part 1 of this conversation, entrepreneur and author Terry Looper (founder of Texon LP) shares how chasing success led to burnout—and how that breaking point became the beginning of true peace and surrender.
Terry walks through the early lessons that shaped his journey: learning to hear God’s voice, facing the emptiness of achievement, and discovering the gift of getting neutral—wanting God’s will more than his own.
He also explains the Sacred Pace framework that guides his life and decisions:
1️⃣ Consult your Friend, Jesus
2️⃣ Gather the facts
3️⃣ Watch for circumstances
4️⃣ Get neutral
If you’ve ever wrestled with overwork, pressure, or fear of missing God’s will, this episode will help you slow down, surrender control, and experience peace that surpasses understanding.
📚 Referenced Book: Sacred Pace – Four Steps to Hearing God and Aligning Yourself with His Will
💼 Guest: Terry Looper – Founder & CEO, Texon LP
🎙️ Hosts: Lloyd Reeb & Micah Latham | The 100x Podcast
In this conversation with Peter Greer, President and CEO of HOPE International, we explore what it means to lead and love well—at home, at work, and in calling. Peter shares a powerful story of the moment his wife told him she “felt nothing” for him and how it led him to write a resignation letter to realign his priorities toward faith and family.Together, we talk about the power of intentional marriage, parental blessing, clarity of calling, and what it takes to finish well. Peter also shares practical rhythms for nurturing relationships, surrounding yourself with trusted encouragement, and living with godliness and contentment in every season.Mentioned in this episode: HOPE International, Created to Flourish, and Where the Light Fell by Philip Yancey.
Episode 6 - Steven Preston - Prioritizing Family Over Work - Part 2
Part 1
Steve Preston - Obedience to Christ in Your Career
In this episode of the 100x Podcast, Tomás Brunegård shares a lifetime of wisdom shaped by faith, business leadership, and deep relational investment. From lessons in marriage and parenting to global generosity and post-war reconciliation, Tomás offers a compelling look at what really matters. He reflects on building legacy through love, staying open across generations, and embracing big assignments from God.
Tune in to hear stories of family, friendship, purpose, and the eternal value of living life together.
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Sponsored by Anchor Investments — building America's most generous real estate company.
In this deeply inspiring episode of the 100x Podcast, Tomas Brunegård, former CEO of one of Sweden’s largest media companies—shares his journey from corporate success to purposeful significance. With remarkable vulnerability, Tomas reflects on the defining moments of his faith, leadership, and the internal promptings that led him to trade worldly applause for Kingdom impact. From early influences on the rocky hills of Cyprus to leading in the secular media industry, and eventually stepping out into a global, gospel-centered mission, Tomas’ story is a call to live openly, lead boldly, and finish faithfully.
Key Points:
1. A Faith Formed in Unlikely PlacesGrew up in a small town in Sweden with deep church roots, even though faith wasn’t common in his culture.Encounters with the Jesus Movement in the 1970s planted early seeds of transformative belief.
2. Leading with Honesty in a Secular CultureAt 33, became CEO of a major Swedish newspaper company, despite no traditional media background.Embraced radical transparency—including publicly sharing his salary—to earn trust.
3. The Crisis of SuccessDespite professional triumphs, Tomas felt called to more than status and strategy.A breakfast with Bill Hybels and the book Halftime by Bob Buford became pivotal in reshaping his calling.
4. Courage to Step Down and Step OutGave a four-year notice to leave his CEO role, planning a midlife shift toward global impact.Trained to be a missionary pilot, explored mission opportunities, and co-founded Halftime Sweden.
5. Facing Criticism and Choosing FaithfulnessHis decision to leave media leadership for mission work was met with public scorn—even ridicule.Yet true friends and church community stood with him, forming a tight circle of co-laborers.
6. Living the 100x LifeToday, Tomas leads efforts like Halftime Europe and Euro Academy, equipping leaders across the globe.Continues to use business platforms to integrate faith and leadership in the secular marketplace.🗣️
Notable Quotes:
“People actually nearly gave me the finger sometimes... One woman said to me, ‘Think about all of us who are fighting for our lives to get to the top, and you just say, I don’t care.’”
“The biggest asset is not the success—it’s the years when it was dark, when I was scrutinized and under fire. That’s when the fruit began to grow.”
“You leak what you think. And I’m a leaker. People started to realize: something’s going on inside Tomas.”
“You can’t separate my life from my faith—it’s marinated in Scripture, and that’s my true north.”“God is faithful. But people are also faithful. We’re in this together. We’re back-to-back for life.”
“The process of finding purpose is the same no matter where you are spiritually. But if it’s true about Jesus, it will show up in joy.”
Bob Doll Part 2
What does it look like to live a 100x life in the high-stakes world of finance? Bob Doll shares his powerful journey from building success on Wall Street to becoming a generous steward for God’s Kingdom. With candor and insight, Bob opens up about integrating faith into his leadership, navigating marriage and money, and pursuing a legacy of eternal return.
Guests: Bob Doll
Hosts: Lloyd Reeb & Micah Lacher
Summary:
Bob Doll reflects on growing up in a hardworking, checklist-driven family and how that shaped his early approach to achievement.He shares how his wife Leslie’s calling to the Middle East and their journey in generosity led to a deeper partnership in purpose. Bob opens up about integrating faith into his leadership on Wall Street — from subtle conversations to bold moments of prayer.The conversation emphasizes a 100x return: not in dollars, but in lives changed and legacies built for eternity.
Notable Quotes:
Sponsor: Anchor Investments — Building America’s most generous real estate company.
Key Points:
Listen to Part 1 Here: https://youtu.be/dYMH-2PLftI
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