The FulfillMENt Podcast

Some of the hardest conversations are the ones that are never had. Those conversations, in large part, don't happen because they require a "Safe Space" where a person can feel safe to be vulnerable and ask for help. Some times the help comes in the form of listening, not needing to be responded to with words but with our attention.

Doug Fiefia is helping lead the way for all Polynesians

trying to enter the business space. He share's his experiences with seeking higher education and creating a business that helps sustain him and his growing family. Although Doug wears a whole bunch of different hats, he talks about how we as husbands and fathers can always be improving in how we give of our time to others while still making sure we serve those most important to us in our lives.

We talk about the importance of being aware of our public servants in office and how much of an impact we can have on the polls if we do our due diligence and elect the right people to represent us.

Doug's definition of fulfillment is when he can know he's aligned with whatever God has for him to achieve.

Kody outlines experiences of how an "Abundance Mindset" has helped him reach his success. He speaks about how tracking your goals and stacking up your small wins each day is the formula for success and ultimately finding fulfillment on a consistent basis, regardless of the activity.

Kody is a successful entrepreneur and because of the success of his multiple businesses, he shares what type of lifestyle that has afforded him and his growing family.

Sione Pouha is no stranger to leadership. He's been in leadership roles for most of his life and he has a resume that makes it obvious that he knows how to be a great leader. In this episode we talk about the qualities that every good leader should possess, how to acquire those characteristics and practical tips that we can all practice to be better leaders.

George Wolfgramm shares his story of battling through years of drug addiction and his journey through finding himself again. He talks about important people in his life that have had a huge impact on his success and other tools that he took advantage of on his way back to sobriety.

In this episode, we talk about the impact Sam's father had on his life. We discuss the lifestyle changes that occur both mentally and physically in regards to being a responsible firearms owner. Samuel shares his experience with divorce and how he's able to still find fulfillment going through that challenge. We then share the role that God plays in helping us find ultimate fulfillment as men.

Semi Qoro lost his twin brother over a year ago. We talk about how his brother Jona was his consistency throughout his entire life and when he lost him, it was hard for him to find his purpose again.

We talk about how important it was for Semi to navigate through those hard times of sadness and depression in order for him to show up for his family as husband, father and leader in his home. There's a lot of little gems that any man in any stage of life can learn and grow with.