In this episode of Live On Purpose Radio, Dr. Paul Jenkins is joined by Dr. Vincent Kituku.  African water buffaloes are some of the most dangerous and feared beasts in all of Africa.  Originally from Kenya, Vincent now spends his time inspiring thousands to overcome the buffaloes in their own lives.  Enjoy this conversation with a truly inspiring man.  You can learn more about Vincent at www.kituku.com.

In this episode of Live On Purpose Radio, Dr. Paul is joined by Mike Schlappi.  At the age of 15 Mike did get shot – he took a bullet at point blank range in the chest.  It clipped his lung, barely missed his heart, and lodged in his spine leaving him paralyzed permanently.  Mike’s experience is not that different from your own.  The subtitle for his book is, “I got shot, what’s your problem?”  This in no way minimizes your problem, just acknowledges that everybody has one.  Get a whole new perspective on attitude with this episode.

In this episode of Live On Purpose Radio, Dr. Paul is joined by Bill Hulterstrom.  Bill is the president and CEO of United Way of Utah County.  Bill shared some statistics that incarceration rates are projected based on third grade reading levels.  This is very alarming, and should concern each of us.  The troops aren’t coming to rescue us from this problem – we are the troops!  This high-energy episode of Live On Purpose Radio will get you thinking about what you can do now to make a difference.

In this episode of Live On Purpose Radio, Dr. Paul is joined once again by Connie Sokol, author of Motherhood Matters and Faithful Fit & Fabulous.  Connie drills right down on the three primary roles that we as parents fill with some very practical and energizing tips for keeping it all in balance.  This little book will make a fabulous gift for Mother’s Day!  Learn more about Connie and her books at http://www.8basics.com.

In this episode of Live On Purpose Radio, Dr. Paul is joined by Will Terry. Will is a children’s book illustrator who discovered that he could bring his talents at a much higher level. This came from an experience with adversity that convinced Will he had to do more to provide for his family. Changing his thinking, and stretching to serve, have changed Will’s life. Learn more about Will and his story on his blog, http://willterry.blogspot.com.