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Merry Christmas everyone! Put your phones down, and spend some time with your friends and family!
Big plans and big goals are exciting, but what about the ordinary moments in between? In this episode, Ben reflects on Mary Jean Irion’s quote about the “normal day” and why the small, unplanned moments often hold the most meaning. Can we create space for those moments of normalcy? Even in our roles of leadership? Today, we talk about some practical ideas for leaving room in your schedule and being where your feet are.
Download this week’s With Purpose planner and plan your week with intention. Linked here.
Social media is designed to keep your attention, not deepen your understanding. In this episode, Ben breaks down how algorithms shape what we see, what we believe, and how we lead.
If we want to grow in wisdom, we have to step outside the echo chamber. Ben challenges listeners to become more aware of what’s capturing their attention, and to intentionally seek out deeper learning and alternative viewpoints.
Download this week’s planner and reflect on where your attention is going. Linked here.
“To everything (turn, turn, turn), there is a season…” -The Byrds. This week, Ben reflects on the cycles of leadership and life—how different seasons call for different kinds of action, presence, and purpose.
Drawing from The Fourth Turning by Neil Howe and a gardening analogy from Ryan Bond (listen to his podcast here), Ben explores how leaders can better understand the moment they’re in and lead accordingly. Whether you're in a season of planting, tending, harvesting, or rest, this episode will help you align your leadership with the time and purpose at hand.
Download this week’s planner and reflect on your current season. Linked here.
Happy Thanksgiving! Tell someone you love how much you appreciate them. See you next Thursday.
What are you uniquely gifted to do? In this episode, Ben reflects on Romans 12 and the idea that we all have different strengths—and that leadership gets better when we lean into them. Ben shares a personal story about the years he spent working outside his strengths and how discovering his true gifts changed everything. This episode is a reminder that knowing yourself isn’t prideful—it’s powerful.
Download the planner and take time to reflect on your own unique gifts. Linked here.
Jim Collins’s concept of the “20-Mile March” isn’t just for companies—it’s a mindset for life and leadership. In this episode, Ben shares the story of his 418-mile bike ride across Kansas and how the rhythm of 20-mile segments helped his team stay focused and finish strong.
What does it look like to build consistency into your own life or organization? How can you set goals that are both ambitious and sustainable?
Join Ben as he unpacks the characteristics of a great 20-Mile March and challenges you to define your own. Plan your week with purpose using this episode’s planner—download it here.
In today's episode, Ben shares the story behind a sculpture called Folding Planes by Kevin Box, and how its seven folds represent the process of becoming. Big visions and unlimited potential are exciting, but it’s the intentional steps in between that make them real. Join Ben as he reflects on what this means for leadership and how you can apply it to your own life and work.
Like we do every week, download this week's With Purpose Planner and plan your week alongside Ben. We've linked it here for you.
What’s the difference between service and hospitality? In this episode, Ben explores the concept of unreasonable hospitality from Will Guidara’s book and why it matters for leaders and organizations. From a frustrating airport experience to a coffee shop owner who went above and beyond, Ben shares stories that illustrate how small gestures can transform relationships. Plus, hear the legendary hot dog story that changed the dining experience at one of the world’s best restaurants.
Follow along and plan your week with the With Purpose planner—linked here.
Today's episode is about the title of the podcast: the words "With" and "Purpose." What is Purpose? What does it mean to plan our weeks With it? When we're doing everything with purpose, whether it's leading, planning, or living our daily lives, Ben believes we will notice a major transformation. Can you try living this week with purpose?
Plan your week alongside Ben by using this personalized planner. Download it here.
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