Retire Repurposed

Born with no arms or legs, Chris Koch established early in his life he would not be raised with pity or sympathy. Instead, he has made an intentional effort to live a fun, positive life with a strong sense of humor. In this podcast, Chris challenges listeners to accept the challenges in their own lives and gives simple advice for impacting others. Find more information on Chris Koch at www.ifican.ca .

J. Caleb Perkins is a compelling influential leader with a passion for people and a heart for stories. He is an audacious millennial and gifted orator who carries a timely message of change through the art of storytelling. J. Caleb's community centered focus has allowed him to rally millennials from diverse backgrounds centered around systemic change. He has championed the support and influence of prominent political leaders, activists, entertainment icons and successful business leaders on investing into the next generation. J. Caleb just launched the book, Remedy Network: A Millennial’s Journey on Connecting New York City Through Stories. Get more information at www.remedynetwork.com .

Dan Stoltz, CEO of SPIRE Credit Union, is a man dedicated to living-out his mission in and out of the marketplace. He describes the importance of having a personal mission statement and engaging with it on a daily basis. Dan also talks about the key to being a leader whether you’re the CEO of a company or a stay-at-home mother or father. Get more information about SPIRE Credit Union at www.myspire.com.

Courtney Godfrey, TV reporter for FOX9 in the Twin Cities, was recently involved in a boating accident leaving her an amputee. She discusses the physical and psychological challenges of being a young, active, up-and-coming broadcaster to suddenly having to adjust to life walking on a prosthetic. Courtney admits she doesnt know exactly the purpose of this accident in her life, but its not stopping her from having a positive mission to impact others. Follow Courtneys journey on Instagram at @courtneymgodfrey.

Dave Baker, Minnesota State Representative and small business owner, will admit hes not the most-polished leader. But, he has a knack for dreaming and instilling a vision. Dave attributes purpose in his life to pivot points including the death of his son, Dan, in 2011. His advice for people wanting to have more impact is to rise up and be a champion of something. Get more information on Dave Baker at www.davebaker.gop.

Steve Masseth, administrator for Community Christian School in Willmar, MN knows the power of avoiding mission-drift. Steve shares his own testimony of how he and his wife wavered off-course. He gives advice for people looking to develop their own mission statement as well as ways to identify seasons of drift. Learn more about Steve Masseth and Community Christian School at www.willmarccs.com.

Adam Weber, founder of Embrace Church in Sioux Falls, SD and author of the book, Talking With God, admits being a pastor and a writer are two things he originally avoided. In this podcast, Adam gives practical tips for people struggling to find purpose. He addresses the importance of saying no when it comes to living an impactful life. And, Adam shares his take on how we can be people with greater influence. For more information on Adam Weber, the book "Talking With God", and Embrace Church go to http://adamweber.com.

When Jack Jablonski was 16 years old his life changed forever after he was hit during a high school hockey game. The resulting injury left him quadriplegic. Today, Jack continues down his road to recovery, believing that every day holds the potential for something amazing to happen. And the foundation that began in his name works to do something amazing for others with spinal cord injuries. In this podcast, Jack reveals his take on finding purpose in life and the key to having an impact. For more information on The Jack Jablonski Bel13ve in Miracles Foundation, go to www.bel13vefoundation.org.

Brian Dozier, All-Star second baseman for the Minnesota Twins, will be the first to admit his life and career are not his own. Brian is outspoken about his faith in God and how it motivates him to live his life on and off the field. He gives insight for people searching for purpose in their lives as well as how he wants to be remembered after baseball. Find Brian on Twitter and Instagram at @briandozier.

Paul Sohn, author of "Quarter-Life Calling: Pursuing Your God-Given Purpose in Your Twenties", believes your sweet-spot is at the intersection of four specific areas of self-discovery. Paul shares his own story of finding his calling after leaving his dream job at a Fortune 500 company. He also gives practical advice for people, young and old, wanting to have an impact and leave a legacy. Get more information on Paul Sohn at paulsohn.org and qara.org.