Live on Purpose Radio

In this episode of Live On Purpose Radio, Dr. Glenn Livingston shares with Dr Paul how to reprogram yourself to think like a permanently thin person. Stop overeating and binge eating and stick to the food plan of your choice. The compelling model shared here by Dr Livingston is magnified by the true story of his own recovery from a destructive pattern of binge eating. Get a free digital copy of “Never Binge Again” at his website: http://neverbingeagain.com.

In this episode of Live On Purpose Radio, Dr Paul visits with a returning guest, Jessica Pettitt, author of “Good Enough Now.” Jess explains how doing the best we can with what we have some of the time is so much better than doing nothing. She also gets into some practical steps to creating more authentic and intentional connections. Visit her website for the freebies – http://goodenoughnow.com/freebies

In this episode of Live On Purpose Radio, Pilar Ortiz talks with Dr Paul about her experience as a television news personality in Florida. Her experiences being sent into places like her native Columbia to report on the death of drug lord Pablo Escobar, or into Haiti where with only half of a carry-on bag she had to stay for a month because of unrest and closed borders have taught her the skills to generate positive confidence.

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.