Someday is a comforting word until you realize you don’t get to schedule your own halftime. From Myrtle Beach, we sit down with local author Cary Rowell for a straight-talking conversation about career change, leadership, and the kind of purpose that doesn’t wait for retirement or a bigger bank account.

Cary shares his own path from the building supply industry to financial services and then into writing his book, Significance Now. We unpack what it looks like to plan the next 20 years with intention, especially in the “fourth quarter” of life, and why productivity and passion don’t disappear when your main job ends. We also talk leadership as a trait, not a title, including Cary’s analytical, task-driven leadership style and how you earn buy-in by showing people the “why” behind the plan.

The heart of the conversation is the difference between success and significance. Success can still feel hollow when you finally reach the goal, so we dig into a better target: serving others through your gifts. Cary breaks down how to find your calling by aligning your talents and passions, why “competence” isn’t the endgame, and how everyday people can make a massive community impact starting today.

If you’re searching for purpose, considering a career pivot, or trying to lead with more meaning, this one will challenge you in the best way. Subscribe, share this with someone who’s in a transition, and leave a review with the biggest takeaway you’re applying this week.