Mind Over Habit

What happens when artificial intelligence stops being a tool and starts becoming a teammate?

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‎In this fascinating episode of the Mind Over Habit Podcast, host Moses sits down with entrepreneur, software engineer, and AI innovator Gabe Campbell, founder of aiOS.

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‎Gabe's story is remarkable. Homeless at 17, he taught himself to code using library books and borrowed computers before eventually working with global brands like BMW and Google. Today, he has built an AI-powered operating system that runs significant parts of his business—including customer support, marketing, outreach, scheduling, content creation, and even hiring contractors.

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‎In this conversation, Gabe shares the lessons he learned from adversity, the mindset that helped him overcome seemingly impossible circumstances, and his vision for the future of work in an AI-driven world.

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‎Together, they explore entrepreneurship, resilience, artificial intelligence, automation, leadership, innovation, and the ethical questions surrounding increasingly autonomous AI systems.

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‎Whether you're a business owner, entrepreneur, tech enthusiast, or someone curious about the future, this episode offers powerful insights into where technology is headed and how individuals can adapt and thrive.

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‎About the Guest

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‎Gabe Campbell is the founder of aiOS, an AI operating system designed to help businesses automate workflows, marketing, communication, customer support, and operations through artificial intelligence.

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‎Before founding his company, Gabe worked with organizations including BMW and Google. His entrepreneurial journey began after overcoming homelessness as a teenager and teaching himself software development.

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‎Today, Gabe focuses on building practical AI systems that help businesses increase efficiency while exploring responsible approaches to AI development and deployment.

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‎Website:

‎https://myaios.app

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‎Instagram:

‎@gabecampbellofficial

What if the answers you've been searching for have been within you all along?

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‎In this enlightening episode of the Mind Over Habit Podcast, host Moses sits down with spiritual teacher, medium, consciousness educator, and bestselling author Dr. MonaLisa Coburn to explore the transformative power of One Consciousness and the journey of spiritual awakening.

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‎Dr. MonaLisa shares how a profound calling from her spirit team led her to dedicate her life to teaching others how to connect with higher guidance, understand their soul's purpose, and navigate life's challenges with greater clarity and confidence.

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‎Together, they discuss intuition, awakening, recurring life patterns, overcoming fear, finding purpose, and practical habits that help individuals strengthen their spiritual awareness. Dr. MonaLisa also offers insights from her newest book, The Joy of One Consciousness, and shares actionable wisdom listeners can begin applying immediately.

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‎Whether you are just beginning your spiritual journey or seeking deeper understanding, this conversation offers inspiration, hope, and practical tools for personal transformation.

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‎What You'll Learn

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‎• What One Consciousness really means

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‎• How to recognize and trust your intuition

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‎• Why people repeat the same life lessons

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‎• How to break unhealthy cycles and limiting beliefs

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‎• The role of fear in spiritual growth

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‎• Practical habits for spiritual development

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‎• How to discover and align with your purpose

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‎• Ways to access higher guidance in everyday life

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‎• Insights from The Joy of One Consciousness

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‎About the Guest

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‎Dr. MonaLisa Coburn is a spiritual teacher, medium, consciousness author, and founder of Soul Navigators Academy. She is the Amazon bestselling author of Downloads From One Consciousness and The Joy of One Consciousness.

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‎Through her teaching, writing, and coaching, she helps individuals understand their spiritual journey, develop intuition, connect with higher wisdom, and live more purposeful and fulfilling lives.

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‎Website:

‎https://soulnavigators.com

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‎Call to Action

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‎If this episode inspired you, please subscribe to the Mind Over Habit Podcast, leave a review, and share this episode with someone who may benefit from this conversation.

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‎Connect with Dr. MonaLisa Coburn at https://soulnavigators.com

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‎Thank you for listening.

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What if the most fascinating stories aren't found in books—but in real life?

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‎In this entertaining and thought-provoking episode of the Mind Over Habit Podcast, host Moses Dada sits down with storyteller, outdoorsman, and author Robert O. Bowers.

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‎After spending 43 years working for the Oklahoma Department of Transportation, Robert turned a lifetime of adventures, hunting trips, fishing experiences, and unexplained encounters into bestselling stories and novels.

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‎From mysterious sightings in the wilderness to humorous campfire tales, Robert explores the fascinating intersection between reality, imagination, curiosity, and storytelling.

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‎Whether you're a fan of writing, outdoor adventures, cryptids, paranormal mysteries, or simply great stories, this conversation will leave you inspired to pay closer attention to the extraordinary moments hidden within ordinary life.

What if the story you've been hiding is actually the key to your healing, confidence, influence, and impact?

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‎Many women carry experiences they believe are too painful, too messy, or too personal to share. Yet those very stories often become the foundation for transformation—not only for themselves but for others as well.

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‎In this inspiring episode of the Mind Over Habit Podcast, host Moses sits down with Julie Fairhurst, founder of Women Like Me, writing coach, publisher, podcast host, and advocate for women's empowerment.

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‎Julie shares her remarkable journey from becoming pregnant at 14 and leaving school to building a successful career and creating a global movement that has helped hundreds of women become published authors.

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‎Together, they explore resilience, storytelling, confidence, self-discovery, generational healing, entrepreneurship, and the power of finding your voice.

What if anger isn't the real problem?

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‎What if beneath the frustration, rage, resentment, and emotional shutdown lies something deeper—hurt, fear, shame, loneliness, or unresolved pain?

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‎In this powerful episode of the Mind Over Habit Podcast, host Moses sits down with Ransom Kong, a life coach, facilitator, former perpetrator, and founder of Purpose Over Pain.

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‎For over 27 years, Ransom has worked with court-mandated men involved in anger management and domestic violence programs. Through thousands of difficult conversations, he discovered a surprising truth: underneath the anger, he consistently found wounded men who were searching for healing, connection, purpose, and love.

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‎Drawing from both professional experience and his own personal transformation, Ransom shares profound insights on emotional fluency, masculinity, healing, relationships, self-awareness, and breaking destructive cycles.

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‎This conversation is honest, challenging, and deeply transformative for anyone seeking emotional freedom and healthier relationships.

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‎In This Episode:

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‎What lies beneath anger and emotional outbursts

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‎Understanding emotional fluency

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‎Why many men struggle to express their emotions

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‎Breaking generational cycles of pain

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‎The connection between anger and unresolved hurt

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‎How healing begins with honest self-reflection

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‎What true emotional strength looks like

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‎Readiness for healthy relationships

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‎Purpose, growth, and personal transformation

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‎Connect with Ransom Kong:

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‎https://purposeoverpain.life

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What if your greatest pain could become the foundation for your greatest purpose?

In this inspiring and deeply personal episode, we welcome Holly Sweat Raper—psychotherapist, bestselling author, speaker, career strategist, and founder of Created4Success. With more than two decades of experience helping people overcome limiting beliefs, rebuild confidence, and discover their purpose, Holly shares powerful lessons learned through some of life's most difficult challenges.

After experiencing profound loss, heartbreak, health struggles, and uncertainty, Holly discovered that victory is not the absence of hardship—it's learning how to rise through it with faith, resilience, and a renewed mindset. Her message offers hope to anyone feeling stuck, discouraged, or overwhelmed by life's circumstances.

Together, we explore how our thoughts shape our emotions, how our emotions influence our actions, and how changing our mindset can transform our future. Holly also shares practical tools for overcoming limiting beliefs, rebuilding after loss, and stepping into the purpose God has designed for each of us.

Whether you're navigating grief, career transitions, relationship challenges, financial hardship, or simply searching for greater meaning, this conversation will encourage you to stop living defeated and start walking in victory.

Why do capable leaders sometimes struggle despite doing everything right?

In this thought-provoking episode, we sit down with Judith Germain, multi-award-winning leadership consultant, keynote speaker, author, and creator of Maverick Leadership™ and the Human Leadership System™.

With more than 25 years of experience advising CEOs, founders, and leadership teams, Judith challenges conventional leadership thinking by revealing how pressure, culture, systems, and identity shape leadership effectiveness. She explains why leadership problems are often not caused by a lack of skill or effort, but by the invisible systems that influence how people think, behave, and perform.

Together, we explore what it means to lead authentically in uncertain times, how influential leaders differ from merely loud ones, and why understanding your Core Leadership Identity™ can transform the way you lead and the impact you create.

Whether you're a business owner, executive, manager, or aspiring leader, this conversation will help you rethink leadership, influence, and success in a rapidly changing world.

In This Episode:

What Maverick Leadership™ really means

Why good leaders struggle in dysfunctional systems

The difference between influence and visibility

How pressure changes leadership behavior

Understanding the Human Leadership System™

Why many leaders feel invisible despite their position

Leading with your Core Leadership Identity™

Supporting neurodiverse and independent thinkers

Building cultures that encourage innovation and accountability

The uncomfortable truths every leader needs to hear

About Judith Germain

Judith Germain is a multi-award-winning leadership consultant, trainer, keynote speaker, and creator of Maverick Leadership™. She is also the architect of the Human Leadership System™, designed to help leaders understand why capable people and teams can struggle under pressure and how to restore effective leadership when systems become distorted.

Judith is the author of The Maverick Paradox: The Secret Power Behind Successful Leaders, host of The Maverick Paradox Podcast—ranked in the top 1.5% globally—and editor of The Maverick Paradox Magazine. Her work focuses on leadership influence, organizational culture, neurodiversity, strategic execution, and helping leaders create meaningful, lasting impact.

Connect With Judith

Visit Judith's website to explore Maverick Leadership™, discover leadership resources, and learn more about the Human Leadership System™:

www.maverickparadox.co.uk⁠

‎Can laughter help heal emotional wounds?

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‎In this deeply moving and inspiring episode of Mind Over Habit, host Moses sits down with comedian, author, mental health advocate, and stand-up comedy instructor Dave Mowry.

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‎After losing a successful business, battling bipolar disorder, severe anxiety, homelessness, hospitalization, and suicidal thoughts, Dave discovered an unexpected path to recovery—comedy.

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‎Today, he helps others living with mental illness find healing through humor, proving that even our darkest moments can become sources of hope, connection, and transformation.

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‎This conversation is honest, powerful, emotional, and surprisingly funny.

What does it take to completely transform your life when you're burned out, overwhelmed, and stuck?

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‎In this powerful episode of Mind Over Habit, host Moses Dada sits down with entrepreneur, cybersecurity expert, and podcast host Brett Gallant.

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‎Brett shares his remarkable journey from weighing 349 pounds and feeling trapped in his business to releasing over 130 pounds, rebuilding his mindset, and creating one of Canada's leading cybersecurity-focused IT firms.

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‎This conversation explores personal transformation, discipline, leadership, delegation, resilience, business growth, and why the same habits that transform your health can also transform your career and life.

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What separates great leaders from average ones?

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‎In this insightful episode of the Mind Over Habit Podcast, host Moses sits down with Yosi Kossowsky, executive coach, leadership expert, and former Chief Technology Officer with more than three decades of leadership experience.

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‎Yosi shares practical leadership lessons drawn from neuroscience, organizational development, executive coaching, and real-world leadership experience. Together, they explore self-awareness, effective communication, resilience, trust-building, mindset shifts, and how leaders can create thriving teams in an increasingly complex world.

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‎Whether you're leading a company, managing a team, building a business, or simply looking to become a better version of yourself, this episode offers valuable insights that can transform the way you lead and live.