Live on Purpose Radio

Coach Tony Ingle is Dr Paul‘s guest for this episode of Live On Purpose Radio. Tony shares his history of having been brought in as an interim head coach for the Division I BYU Cougar men’s basketball team, where he experienced a miserable 0-19 season and found himself unemployed. The coach learned much from that and other experiences in his life including his mother’s dying wish that he never let anyone out-be-nice him. Applying principles of success, Coach Tony Ingle went on to forge not only one, but two national Division II championships in his illustrious career.

In this episode of Live On Purpose Radio, Joon Han visits with Dr Paul about the benevolent power of generosity. As a young son of Korean immigrants, Joon and his family were deported from the United States. He and his brother later returned without their parents to live with separate families while their parents worked out immigration issues. Joon learned from his experience the power of generosity in creating positive outcomes. This is equally true in business and enterprise.

In this episode of Live On Purpose Radio, Dr. Paul visits with Shandy Welch about the power of perspective. Shandy’s background as a nurse practitioner and her own experience with cancer have given her fresh eyes to see things more clearly. Shandy shares this experience as a speaker and coach.

In this episode of Live On Purpose Radio, Dr Paul interviews Carol J Decker. Carol is the author of “Unshattered: Overcoming Tragedy and Choosing a Beautiful Life.” As the result of sepsis, Carol became a triple amputee blind mom when her second child was born. She shares powerful principles that apply to overcoming adversity of all kinds.

In this episode of Live On Purpose Radio, Ryan Boyle shares his story with Dr Paul about his journey from a traumatic brain injury to the Paralympic podium in 2016.

Linda Cohen is a kindness catalyst who joins Dr Paul for this episode of Live On Purpose Radio. Linda has found a power in kindness not only to improve how we treat each other as human beings, but to improve the bottom line as well.

In this episode of Live On Purpose Radio, Dr. Paul interviews Roni Sasaki. Roni is a Paralympic gold medalist who has an inspiring message of living on purpose not despite, but because of, the unique package that each of us gets in life. For her it was being born with one leg. What is it for you? How does your unique package give you a leg up on life?

Noah St. John is Dr. Paul’s guest today at Live On Purpose Radio. Noah has written 14 books published in 17 languages all geared toward helping people get out of their own way, and clear some of that head trash about money. The principles apply in all aspects of life, and are easier than you think. Get a free copy of Noah’s book “Get Rid of Your Head Trash About Money” at http://sendmeabooknoah.com 

 In this episode of Live On purpose Radio, Dr. Paul visits with Tracy Bagli Hooper of The Confidence Project. Tracy is a strong advocate for civility as the primary tool for connection. Tracy discovered that to be seen, heard, and respected, you have to make others feel like they’re most important person in the room. Regardless of your age, background, title, or salary, practicing Confidence Project skills can help advance your career.

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Lacy Alajna Bentley is Dr. Paul‘s guest for this episode of Live On Purpose Radio. Lacy identifies the principles that empower people to connect in more meaningful ways to their own lives, and not to get sucked into the fantasies and obsessions that sometimes keep us from experiencing life in a full and purposeful way. You can get a free download of Lacy’s book, Overcoming Love Addiction at http://herrecoveryroadmap.com.