Pathological Positivity

As we head into a brand new year, many of us are feeling the pull to set fresh goals and intentions — but how do we make sure this is the year we actually follow through? In this episode of Live On Purpose Radio, Dr. Paul shares the 6-part psychological process behind every meaningful creation, from setting goals to transforming your relationships, career, or personal habits. You’ll learn how to identify exactly where you are in the creation process, how to move forward with confidence, and how to rebuild trust in yourself along the way. This is the perfect episode to help you prepare for a breakthrough year in 2026.

Want to go deeper? Register for Dr. Paul’s free live webinar:
Create with Confidence: The Psychology Behind Resolutions that Actually Stick
Tuesday, January 6 2026 @ 11:00 AM MT
https://LiveOnPurposeRadio.com/Create

The world doesn’t always feel like a peaceful place—what if “peace on earth” isn’t about perfect circumstances, but a personal choice? In this special Christmas Day episode of Live On Purpose Radio, Dr. Paul reflects on the deeper meaning of peace, drawing from both the Christian message of Christ’s birth and the powerful principles of the Positivity Model. You’ll discover why true peace isn’t something the world gives—it’s something we choose through our perspective. If you’re ready to make peace a personal project, this episode will inspire and empower you to live on purpose, starting today.

 Download the free Positivity Model at LiveOnPurposeRadio.com/TheModel

The world doesn't always feel like a peaceful place—what if "peace on earth" isn't about perfect circumstances, but a personal choice? In this special Christmas Day episode of Live On Purpose Radio, Dr. Paul reflects on the deeper meaning of peace, drawing from both the Christian message of Christ's birth and the powerful principles of the Positivity Model. You'll discover why true peace isn't something the world gives—it's something we choose through our perspective. If you're ready to make peace a personal project, this episode will inspire and empower you to live on purpose, starting today.

🎁 Download the free Positivity Model at LiveOnPurposeRadio.com/TheModel

What if changing your socks could change your mindset? In this fun and insightful episode, Dr. Paul reconnects with bestselling author and speaker Kirk Weisler—the man who challenged him to never match his socks again. They explore how even small, overlooked parts of life (like socks!) can become powerful expressions of intention, joy, and values. You’ll also hear the story behind WalkieTalkie Socks, Kirk’s new sock line where every single sock pairs a fun design with a life-changing principle. Ready to stop matching and start living on purpose? It might just start with your feet.

 Check out the sock line at LiveOnPurposeRadio.com/Socks Use the promotion code “DrPaul” at checkout to get a ginormous discount.

Parenting doesn’t stop when your kids turn 18—it just changes. In this episode of Live On Purpose Radio, Dr. Paul explores what it means to be a good parent in this next phase of life, especially when your grown children are making choices you don’t control. You’ll learn how to detach from outcomes, practice curiosity over control, and embrace your most important role: to love them, no matter what and even if. If you’re navigating tension or just want to strengthen your connection with your adult kids, this episode offers mindset shifts that bring peace and purpose. Ready to upgrade your parenting game – the Parenting Power-up might be just the ticket. (https://liveonpurposeradio.com/parenting)

Parenting doesn't stop when your kids turn 18—it just changes. In this episode of Live On Purpose Radio, Dr. Paul explores what it means to be a good parent in this next phase of life, especially when your grown children are making choices you don't control. You'll learn how to detach from outcomes, practice curiosity over control, and embrace your most important role: to love them, no matter what and even if. If you're navigating tension or just want to strengthen your connection with your adult kids, this episode offers mindset shifts that bring peace and purpose. Ready to upgrade your parenting game - the Parenting Power-up might be just the ticket. (https://liveonpurposeradio.com/parenting)

In this archive episode, Dr. Paul Jenkins talks with author and speaker Leah J. M. Dean, whose book Assemble the Tribe guides women in rethinking relationships and building meaningful communities. Leah shares insights on belief, belonging, and overcoming rejection—showing how the right mindset can transform our personal “tribes” at home, at work, and in life.
Tune in as they explore how to recognize your value, find true belonging, and connect with purpose.

Connect with Leah at assemblethetribe.com.

In this archive episode, Dr. Paul Jenkins talks with author and speaker Leah J. M. Dean, whose book Assemble the Tribe guides women in rethinking relationships and building meaningful communities. Leah shares insights on belief, belonging, and overcoming rejection—showing how the right mindset can transform our personal "tribes" at home, at work, and in life. Tune in as they explore how to recognize your value, find true belonging, and connect with purpose.

Connect with Leah at assemblethetribe.com.

What happens when storytelling becomes a tool for healing, connection, and purpose? In this inspiring episode of Live On Purpose Radio, Dr. Paul sits down with Anna and Kent Thalman, a husband-and-wife writer/director team whose powerful films explore real-life challenges like grief, loss, and resilience. Together, they discuss how to navigate tough topics through media, how to open meaningful conversations with our kids after watching emotionally charged stories, and how to balance creative work with family life and faith. This conversation is a reminder that what we watch—and how we talk about it—can bring us closer together, on purpose.

What happens when storytelling becomes a tool for healing, connection, and purpose? In this inspiring episode of Live On Purpose Radio, Dr. Paul sits down with Anna and Kent Thalman, a husband-and-wife writer/director team whose powerful films explore real-life challenges like grief, loss, and resilience. Together, they discuss how to navigate tough topics through media, how to open meaningful conversations with our kids after watching emotionally charged stories, and how to balance creative work with family life and faith. This conversation is a reminder that what we watch—and how we talk about it—can bring us closer together, on purpose.