Pathological Positivity

In a world overflowing with information, why do we still struggle to make better decisions and create meaningful change? In this episode of Live On Purpose Radio, Dr. Paul sits down with Brian Gorman to explore a powerful truth: knowledge alone isn't enough—wisdom is what makes the difference. Drawing from his work on the emerging "Age of Wisdom," Brian explains how true wisdom comes from integrating head (clarity), heart (empathy), gut (instinct), and fortitude (resilience). Discover how this whole-person approach can elevate your leadership, strengthen your relationships, and help you navigate uncertainty with confidence. If you're ready to move beyond knowing and start living with deeper insight and purpose, this conversation will show you how.

Great ideas only create impact when they’re shared. In this episode of Live On Purpose Radio, Dr. Paul explores the often-overlooked truth that every message requires a medium—a way to travel from your mind to someone else’s understanding. Drawing from recent insights on paid, owned, and earned media, you’ll discover how to be more intentional about how your message gets out into the world. Whether you’re a coach, entrepreneur, or leader, this episode will help you think beyond what you want to say and focus on how to make it heard—so you can create real impact, on purpose.

Great ideas only create impact when they're shared. In this episode of Live On Purpose Radio, Dr. Paul explores the often-overlooked truth that every message requires a medium—a way to travel from your mind to someone else's understanding. Drawing from recent insights on paid, owned, and earned media, you'll discover how to be more intentional about how your message gets out into the world. Whether you're a coach, entrepreneur, or leader, this episode will help you think beyond what you want to say and focus on how to make it heard—so you can create real impact, on purpose.

What if fear isn’t something to avoid—but something to move with? In this episode of Live On Purpose Radio, Dr. Paul shares a personal story from a recent experience that started with uncertainty and led to unexpected opportunity. The lesson? You don’t have to feel ready to take action. In fact, confidence often comes after you step outside your comfort zone. Discover how to reframe fear, stop waiting for the perfect moment, and start moving forward on purpose—even when it feels uncomfortable. Because sometimes the best opportunities show up when you’re willing to act while you’re still scared.

What if fear isn't something to avoid—but something to move with? In this episode of Live On Purpose Radio, Dr. Paul shares a personal story from a recent experience that started with uncertainty and led to unexpected opportunity. The lesson? You don't have to feel ready to take action. In fact, confidence often comes after you step outside your comfort zone. Discover how to reframe fear, stop waiting for the perfect moment, and start moving forward on purpose—even when it feels uncomfortable. Because sometimes the best opportunities show up when you're willing to act while you're still scared.

What if the key to getting more done isn’t working harder—but stepping away more often? In this episode of Live On Purpose Radio, Dr. Paul welcomes back author and productivity expert John Briggs to challenge the hustle culture mindset. Drawing from his book The 3.3 Rule, and the soon-to-be-released “Take Breaks Work Better“, John explains how intentional, brain-healthy breaks can actually increase focus, performance, and overall productivity. If you’ve been pushing through long hours thinking that’s the path to success, this conversation offers a refreshing—and research-backed—alternative. It may be time to work less, recharge more, and accomplish better results on purpose.

What if the key to getting more done isn't working harder—but stepping away more often? In this episode of Live On Purpose Radio, Dr. Paul welcomes back author and productivity expert John Briggs to challenge the hustle culture mindset. Drawing from his book The 3.3 Rule, and the soon-to-be-released "Take Breaks Work Better", John explains how intentional, brain-healthy breaks can actually increase focus, performance, and overall productivity. If you've been pushing through long hours thinking that's the path to success, this conversation offers a refreshing—and research-backed—alternative. It may be time to work less, recharge more, and accomplish better results on purpose.

Is it really possible to stay positive without ignoring reality or pretending everything is okay? In this episode of Live On Purpose Radio, Dr. Paul sits down with resilience expert Dr. Robin Hills to explore what real positivity looks like. When we develop emotional intelligence, we build resilience under pressure and learn how to navigate difficult emotions without getting stuck in them. Discover practical strategies to strengthen your mindset, improve your relationships, and handle life’s challenges with honesty and confidence. If you’re ready for positivity that actually works, this conversation will show you how.

Is it really possible to stay positive without ignoring reality or pretending everything is okay? In this episode of Live On Purpose Radio, Dr. Paul sits down with resilience expert Dr. Robin Hills to explore what real positivity looks like. When we develop emotional intelligence, we build resilience under pressure and learn how to navigate difficult emotions without getting stuck in them. Discover practical strategies to strengthen your mindset, improve your relationships, and handle life's challenges with honesty and confidence. If you're ready for positivity that actually works, this conversation will show you how.

What if the problem isn’t that you don’t have enough time—but that time is running you? In this episode of Live On Purpose Radio, Dr. Paul shares insights from a recent trip to Kenya, where life moves to a very different rhythm. With no clocks or calendars in sight, people still get done what matters most—without the stress so common in our fast-paced culture. Discover how we may be manufacturing more pressure than necessary, why “worry is the misuse of imagination,” and how you can reclaim your time by living with more intention and less urgency. It might be time to stop chasing the clock—and start living on purpose.