The Abundance Formula Podcast

Donna Winship has spent decades learning what it means to hear God, live from true identity, and choose connection over fear—not just in theory, but while raising a family and working in some of the most dangerous, war-torn regions of the world. Through high-stakes experiences, failure, miracles, and unexpected redemption, those principles transformed the trajectory of their lives.

Today, Donna and her husband Jamie bring what they learned to leaders across government, professional sports, business, education, law enforcement, and beyond. In this conversation, Donna shares what those experiences taught her about identity, transformation, hearing God—and raising children who learn to hear Him for themselves.


WHAT YOU’LL HEAR IN THIS EPISODE

• What it really means to “become what you believe”—and why true transformation has to be experienced, not simply taught
• How Donna and Jamie began experimenting with a connection-based worldview and listening to God in everyday life
• What those principles looked like for Donna in the classroom and her work with children
• The high-stakes overseas experience that challenged what they thought they knew—and ultimately reshaped their trajectory
• How to reframe failure and recognize the ways God can use it to redirect and transform us
• Moving from transactional religion to transformational relationship with God
• Why being informs doing and what changes when we begin living from our true identity
• How listening prayer, imagination, dreams, and identity transformed Donna’s understanding of communicating with God
• Why transformation isn’t about simply teaching people the right things, but creating space for experiential encounter
• The challenge of teaching children to hear God’s voice—even when what they hear isn’t what we would have chosen for them
• How parents can avoid unintentionally teaching their children to hear their voice more clearly than God’s
• Practical ways to help children recognize God’s voice, discover their identity, and make decisions from something other than fear
• What living an abundant life means to Donna

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What if learning to hear God more clearly could change not only the way you make decisions, but the way you understand fear, conflict, and even who you believe you are? Jamie Winship has spent decades putting that question to the test in some of the most unlikely and high-stakes environments imaginable. What began as learning to trust God in seemingly small ways eventually led him into circumstances where obedience required extraordinary courage—and produced outcomes that challenged conventional wisdom about fear, conflict, and human transformation.

In this episode, we explore why Jamie believes fear is at the root of all conflict, how false beliefs about our identity quietly shape the way we live, and what can happen when we uncover who God says we truly are. This is a conversation about hearing God, confronting fear, discovering your true identity, and realizing that even the painful parts of your story may be preparing you to bring freedom to someone else.

WHAT YOU WILL HEAR IN THIS EPISODE

• How Jamie learned to recognize and trust God’s voice—and how that trust grew as the stakes became higher
• Why fear is at the root of all conflict and how it shapes the way we relate to ourselves, others, and God
• The connection between fear, false identity, and the beliefs that quietly influence how we live
• What the Identity Exchange process is and how discovering your true identity can transform the way you navigate life and conflict
• How Jamie works with people who don’t believe they’re afraid, wounded, or in need of transformation
• What happens when painful memories or deeply rooted beliefs are difficult to access, process, or see differently
• How Jamie’s own childhood experiences ultimately helped prepare him for the work he does today
• Why the painful parts of your story may point toward the very places you’re uniquely equipped to bring freedom to others

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Former WWE Superstar Marc Copani, known to millions of wrestling fans as Muhammad Hassan, knows what it feels like to have the trajectory of your life change almost overnight. After rising quickly through WWE and sharing the ring with some of the biggest names in professional wrestling, the controversial Muhammad Hassan storyline came to an abrupt end—and Marc was left to figure out who he was when the identity, career, and future he had worked toward were suddenly gone. But Marc’s story didn’t end with WWE. He went on to rebuild his life, create success in an entirely different arena, and ultimately turn the lessons he learned through that experience into his book, Wrestling With Adversity: How to Deal With Life's Challenges.

In this episode, we explore the difference between taking responsibility for your future and taking blame for what happened to you, how easily achievement can become intertwined with identity, and how to know when adversity is asking you to keep fighting—or when it’s time to release one version of the dream and build another. Marc also shares how his understanding of redemption has evolved, why hope has to be tethered to a reality that can still exist, and what his journey has taught him about reclaiming your agency, redefining success, and having the courage to begin again when life doesn’t go according to plan.

WHAT YOU WILL HEAR IN THIS EPISODE

• Marc’s unlikely journey to becoming WWE Superstar Muhammad Hassan
• What WWE taught him about success, pressure, and identity
• Why achievement can become dangerously intertwined with who we believe we are
• The difference between taking accountability and taking blame
• How to reclaim your agency when life doesn’t go according to plan
• How to know when adversity is asking you to fight harder—or let go
• Why hope must be “tethered to a reality that can still exist”
• How Marc’s understanding of redemption has evolved
• What it takes to start over and build success in an entirely new direction
• Lessons from Wrestling With Adversity on resilience, high performance, and living an abundant life

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What if the resistance you’re facing isn’t standing between you and the thing you’ve been praying for—but is actually part of the answer? We pray for courage, greater impact, deeper relationships, more abundance, and opportunities to become better versions of ourselves. But then when life gives us circumstances that require courage, stretch us beyond what’s comfortable, test our relationships, or demand that we increase our capacity, we can assume something has gone wrong.I n this short solo episode, I’m unpacking a simple perspective shift: the resistance may be the mechanism. Sometimes the answer to our prayer doesn’t arrive as the finished result—it arrives as an opportunity to practice the very thing we asked God to grow in us. Don’t miss the answer simply because it arrived disguised as an opportunity to grow.

WHAT YOU WILL HEAR IN THIS EPISODE:

• Why the answer to your prayer may not look the way you expected
• What praying for courage actually requires us to do
• Why greater impact often requires leaving your current comfort zone
• How challenges can deepen relationships rather than signal something is wrong
• Why having more requires developing the capacity to carry more
• The “resistance training” analogy that completely changes how we can view seasons of growth
• How to recognize when an obstacle may actually be an opportunity to practice what you’ve been praying to develop
• Why you don’t want to run from the very circumstances that may be helping you become capable of living the life you’ve been asking for

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Brandon Todd was already building businesses, creating content, and teaching the power of mindset when a motorcycle accident changed his life and resulted in the loss of his leg. But what came next wasn’t simply a story of overcoming adversity—it became an even deeper education in identity, resilience, optimism, and the power we have to decide what our circumstances will mean.In this conversation, Brandon and I go from the deeply personal to the incredibly practical. We talk about making room for disappointment without allowing it to determine the direction of your life, why positivity is something you practice, and what unexpected circumstances can reveal about who you really are. Then we get into the business of influence: building an authentic personal brand, creating content people actually care about, growing an audience, landing brand partnerships, monetizing influence without losing trust, and using your platform to make an impact far beyond yourself.

WHAT YOU WILL HEAR IN THIS EPISODE

• How Brandon’s understanding of mindset changed when he had to live what he had already been teaching
• Rebuilding after an unexpected life change without allowing your circumstances to define your identity
• How to make room for anger, disappointment and frustration without letting them dictate your direction
• Why optimism and positivity can be practiced, even when they don’t come naturally
• What Brandon has learned about resilience, limitations and the meaning we attach to our circumstances
• The unexpected opportunities that can exist on the other side of a life that didn’t go according to plan
• How Brandon built his personal brand and social-media influence
• What actually matters when you’re trying to create content people care about
• The biggest misconceptions about growing an audience and building influence
• What makes a creator valuable to brands beyond follower count
• How to monetize influence without losing the trust that created it
• Turning an audience into a community—and a platform into an opportunity for advocacy
• What Brandon hopes to build next and what living an abundant life means to him

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What if getting clarity on your next move didn’t require figuring out the entire plan? In 1998, the British men’s eight rowing team was underperforming and running out of time before the Sydney Olympics. They didn’t need to work harder—they needed a better way to decide what actually deserved their time, energy, and attention. So they began filtering their choices through one simple question: “Will it make the boat go faster?” That question helped take them from repeatedly losing to Olympic gold—and it offers a powerful framework for the rest of us. In this episode, we’re talking about how to use it when you don’t have the whole path figured out, why the pursuit of clarity can sometimes become a sophisticated form of procrastination, and how to tell the difference between being busy and actually moving toward the life you want.

WHAT YOU WILL HEAR IN THIS EPISODE 

• The simple question that helped turn an underperforming rowing team into Olympic champions
• Why you don’t need to know exactly where your boat is going to identify your next move
• How the pursuit of clarity can quietly become a form of procrastination or self-protection
• The important difference between clarity and certainty—and why you may be waiting for the wrong one
• Why movement produces information you simply can’t get from more thinking, planning, or researching
• How to recognize when something that once helped you prepare is now keeping you from executing
• The difference between being productive and actually moving the boat
• Why one uncomfortable, courageous action can move you further than hours of comfortable productivity
• How this question can help you stop measuring your progress against someone else’s

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What if the biggest ceiling on your success isn’t your circumstances, your experience, or your opportunities—but the one you’ve unknowingly created in your own mind? In this episode of The Abundance Formula Podcast, I sit down with entrepreneur, strategist, award winning author, and founder of Oracle Advisory Group, Vlada Galan, for a powerful conversation about what it takes to recognize and break through the internal limits keeping us from our next level.

Vlada shares what she learned building her company from the ground up, navigating rooms where she had to prove herself before she had years of evidence behind her, and developing the confidence to keep moving forward even when she couldn’t see the entire path ahead. We dive into worthiness, imposter syndrome, money mindset, identity, persistence, and learning to embrace uncertainty—and why so much of creating an extraordinary life begins with changing what you believe is possible for you. We also explore the hidden strengths that may never show up on paper, what our education system could do differently to help people recognize their potential, and how to pursue greater success without allowing your accomplishments to become your identity.

WHAT YOU WILL HEAR IN THIS EPISODE

• How Vlada built her company from the ground up without always knowing the next step
• Why the biggest ceiling on your success may be the one you’ve created in your own thinking
• How to recognize what you actually want versus what you’ve been conditioned to pursue
• Worthiness, imposter syndrome, and learning to trust yourself before you have the evidence
• How to break through the internal glass ceilings limiting your next level
• Why learning to “figure it out” can completely change your relationship with uncertainty
• The difference between persistence and knowing when it’s time to pivot
• Limiting beliefs around money, success, and how much you believe you’re capable of receiving
• Why your greatest strengths may never show up on a résumé, report card, or test score—and what our schools may be missing about human potential
• How to pursue extraordinary success without allowing your accomplishments to become your identity

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Today’s guest is Lynda Fisher—a speaker, author, and amputee advocate whose life is a powerful testament to finding purpose in the midst of unimaginable loss. In this episode, we talk about what it looks like to rebuild your life when everything familiar has been stripped away, how to refuse to let tragedy become your identity, and why hope is often found in the smallest next step rather than one defining moment.

This conversation isn’t just about surviving hardship. It’s about discovering strength you never knew you had, recognizing God’s faithfulness even when it can be hard to see for a time, and learning that your worst day doesn’t have to determine the rest of your story. Whether you’re walking through loss, disappointment, or simply a season that didn’t go the way you planned, Lynda's story will remind you that there is still purpose, joy, and abundance waiting on the other side.

What You’ll Hear in This Episode

• How Lynda's life changed after a devastating accident
• The belief she had to let go of in order to move forward
• Why your pain is not your identity
• How to keep a bad day from becoming a bad life
• The small decisions that slowly rebuilt hope
• What tragedy revealed about her own strength and resilience
• How to recognize God’s faithfulness even in the valleys
• Practical ways to support someone walking through loss
• The perspective shifts that changed everything
• What living an abundant life means after unimaginable hardship

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What if the thoughts you’ve believed for years aren’t actually true—and what if changing your life begins by changing the way you think? In this conversation, I sit down with renowned neurosurgeon and bestselling author Dr. Lee Warren to explore the remarkable connection between neuroscience, mindset, faith, and hope. Drawing from decades of brain surgery, military service, personal tragedy, and cutting-edge research, Dr. Warren explains why your mind and your brain are not the same thing and how you have far more influence over your future than you may realize.

We dive into practical tools for breaking free from limiting beliefs, healing emotional wounds, overcoming trauma, rewiring your brain for resilience, and replacing destructive thought patterns with truth. Whether you’re a high performer battling burnout, someone walking through grief, or simply feeling stuck, this episode is filled with practical wisdom that can help you reclaim hope and take agency over your mind—and ultimately, your life.

What You’ll Hear in This Episode

• Dr. Lee Warren’s incredible journey from brain surgeon and Army combat neurosurgeon to bestselling author.
• Why your mind and your brain are not the same thing—and why that changes everything.
• How modern neuroscience proves we can intentionally reshape the brain through our thoughts.
• The “Thought Biopsy” process for identifying and replacing destructive beliefs.
• What the brain’s Default Mode Network is and how to stop it from defaulting to fear, negativity, and self-doubt.
• Why so many of our thoughts feel true—even when they’re completely false.
• The difference between mentally preparing for adversity and unintentionally rehearsing fear.
• How to build a resilient mindset before life’s hardest moments arrive.
• Dr. Warren’s personal story of PTSD, unimaginable grief after losing his son, and how faith carried him through.
• Why hope is more than positive thinking—and how to intentionally cultivate it.
• How trauma can become fused to our identity—and the first steps toward healing.
• The surprising relationship between neuroscience and biblical truth.
• The three “voices” or narratives we hear in our minds—and how to discern which one deserves our attention.
• Practical strategies for breaking through stagnation in your health, relationships, business, or personal growth.
• How high performers can stop chasing “more” and begin experiencing enoughness and true abundance.

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What if the life you’ve been longing for isn’t as far away as you think? After returning from vacation, I had a realization that completely shifted the way I look at everyday life. It wasn’t the ocean, the sunsets, or the change of scenery that made those moments feel so beautiful—it was the attention I was giving them. And it made me wonder… how many extraordinary moments do we overlook simply because they’ve become familiar?I

n this episode, we’re talking about why social media isn’t actually creating beautiful lives—it’s directing attention to beautiful moments that already exist. I’ll challenge you to stop measuring your life against someone else’s highlight reel and start seeing the beauty, purpose, and abundance that’s already woven into your own story. You may discover that falling in love with your life again has less to do with changing your circumstances and everything to do with changing your perspective.

What You’ll Hear in This Episode

• Why vacation sparked an unexpected perspective shift about everyday life
• The difference between creating beauty and simply noticing it
• How social media can distort our perception of other people’s lives
• Why ordinary moments often become our most meaningful memories
• How familiarity causes us to take our own lives for granted
• What influencers are actually doing that anyone can learn from
• How to recognize the “cinematic moments” already happening in your day
• A simple mindset exercise to help you fall in love with your own life again
• Why abundance begins with attention, not circumstances
• How changing your perspective can change your experience of everyday life

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