This episode shows that true leadership begins with self-leadership — mastering daily habits, integrity, and discipline before trying to influence others.

Using stories from John Wooden, Nelson Mandela, Abraham Lincoln, Eleanor Roosevelt, and Martin Luther King Jr., the host offers practical steps and a seven-day challenge to build consistency, character, and trust.

This episode explores how your past, your pain, and your passion intersect to reveal your purpose. Using stories like Howard Schultz, Michael Phelps, Simone Biles, and Yufzana, we examine how to learn from history, harness pain, and direct passion toward service.

You’ll get a simple, practical exercise: identify one past story, one pain, and one passion, draw three circles, and take one action that lives in their overlap. The goal is to turn your experiences into purposeful action this week.

In this episode Rob explains how living from a place of internal abundance—giving without expecting return, applause, or credit—can transform your life, leadership, and relationships. He shares five practical steps (change your scoreboard, practice invisible giving, detach from outcomes, build a daily giving habit, and anchor to your why) and real-life examples like Oprah, Nelson Mandela, Mother Teresa, LeBron James, and Maya Angelou.

Rob challenges listeners to give one thing each day without recognition, track it, and notice how a habit of generous, outcome-free giving reshapes purpose, joy, and legacy.

Rob explores why self-aware leadership endures while ego-driven leadership collapses. Using examples from Nelson Mandela, Enron, Howard Schultz and Abraham Lincoln, he contrasts leaders who serve with those who chase status.

The episode highlights humility, listening, and service as the core habits that create lasting impact and legacy, and closes with a practical challenge to prioritize others and daily self-reflection.

Robert Martin explores why asking bold questions is the gateway to opportunity, leadership, and growth. He exposes the fears that keep us silent, offers practical strategies—clarity, practice, consistency—and shows how a single question can open doors.

Challenge: write down three bold questions you've been avoiding and then ask them. Subscribe, share, and keep pursuing your purpose. 

This episode explores how giving employees true ownership of their roles, growth, and purpose transforms them from task-doers into owners of the company’s mission.

It explains why vision must flow both ways, how mission becomes everyday behavior, and why aligning personal and organizational growth turns purpose into sustained performance.

This episode reveals why silence is not weakness but a strategic tool for influence. It explains how reducing noise and speaking with restraint builds credibility and presence.

Learn three practical shifts—pause before answering, ask more than you tell, and speak only to add value—and take a simple challenge to choose silence in one environment this week to amplify your leadership.

On Pursuit of Purpose's "What Are We Doing?" series, hosts Rob and Chuck explore the "Success Trap": the difference between chasing limitless dreams and intentionally building a measurable legacy. They unpack hustle culture, the idea of success as a daily process of deposits, and the danger of being busy without impact.

The episode also covers burnout, reinvention, and simple pivots that reignite purpose — and asks listeners to define what a successful day looks like to help turn busy work into meaningful progress.

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In this episode Rob from Pursuit of Purpose breaks down communication into four essential elements — the sender, the receiver, the message, and feedback — and explains how owning each role with intention creates clearer, kinder interactions.

Learn practical ways to deliver clear messages, listen beyond words, align tone and content, and use feedback to close the loop so you build trust, influence, and stronger relationships.

In this thought-provoking episode of the 'Pursuit of Purpose' podcast, we dive deep into the five prevalent lies that can rob you of your sense of purpose. While the title suggests just five, the truth is, countless myths float around in our minds, hindering us from reaching our full potential.

Explore discussions around the pervasive lies such as "I'm not good enough" and "I'm not ready," among others. Engage with personal anecdotes that shed light on how these false beliefs are born, perpetuated, and ultimately overcome. Discover the empowering truth about growth versus comfort and why the latter can dangerously lead to complacency.

This episode urges listeners to question, challenge, and discard the limiting beliefs that hold them back. Join us in this journey of self-discovery and transformation, and contribute your own stories of triumph over these myths that attempt to steal your purpose. Tune in live or catch the replay to start rewriting your own narrative today!