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Sallie Graves and Jill Fellows founded Nolan's Place after Sallie's son, Nolan, was diagnosed with autism the year prior. It became increasingly evident their community lacked the facility Nolan needed. So, they quit their jobs to create one.

Paul Ten Haken is the Mayor of Sioux Falls, SD. Before his election, Paul was the Founder and CEO of Click Rain, a 35-employee marketing technology agency. One of Paul's greatest accomplishments was instilling a "faith, family, work" culture.

Artist, Michael Belotti discovered purpose in an unorthodox way.  While serving a 10-year prion sentence, a popular mafia movie, Bob Ross book and a family tragedy helped him realize his talent could serve a deeper purpose than he'd ever imagined.

Emly Esfahani Smith's book "[amazon text=%TITLE%&asin=B01EE0CS9M]" is an international bestseller.  Emily breaks down the definitions of living a happy life versus living a meaningful life.

Mark Henderson is the founder of The Inspired Legacy, a platform dedicated to equip fathers to love unconditionally and lead boldly.  Mark gives the three areas of fathers' lives that must be intentionally managed to be the best fathers they can be.

Mark Deterding, founder of Triune Leadership Services, believes that serving others is the key to making a positive impact. He explains the three steps for creating a foundation for anyone who wants to be a servant leader.

Jason Ranck, author of "Life Reimagined," says his work and home life used to be overwhelming and he was near burnout. Jason shares ways we can begin to build boundaries with our work, making us better employees, spouses, and parents.

When Jack Jablonski was 16 years old, he was hit during a high school hockey game. The resulting injury left him quadriplegic. Listen as Jack reveals his take on finding purpose in life and the key to having an impact on others.

Scott Riley is the founder of  Be The Flow, a movement helping people struggling with mental illness. Scott shares his story of growing up with a mentally ill father and how he uses his job to "be the flow."

On November 23rd, 1998, Bill Wiese had an out-of-body experience in hell. With electrified senses, Bill experienced the flames, isolation, stench, and deafening screams of hell. In this episode, Bill retells his experience and gives his new perspective on faith. Read more about Bill's story in his book, "23 Minutes in Hell."