The Purpose Matrix

Are you intentionally shaping your mind - or letting algorithms do it for you?In this episode of The Purpose Matrix, Phil Moeller explores how we're all educating ourselves every day, but most of us are doing it by default rather than design. He reveals that the average American spends 38 days a year on social media - more than a month of life spent scrolling through content that may be poisoning our mindset.Phil emphasizes that your mind is your greatest asset, yet most people invest more thoughtfully in their stock portfolio than in their mental development. He introduces four foundational methods of education that can transform how you think and act: reading with intention, writing for retention, listening with purpose, and embracing silence for reflection.Through powerful quotes from thought leaders like John Wooden, Mark Twain, and Gandhi, Phil illustrates how the greatest minds in history have condensed years of wisdom into accessible formats. For anyone feeling stuck in patterns of distraction or seeking to build a more intentional approach to personal growth, this episode serves as both a wake-up call and a practical roadmap.Join us for a reflection on how to reclaim control of your mental diet and transform learning from a phase of life into a lifelong practice.0:00 Intro3:33 Social media's impact on learning and time7:07 Value of books by great thinkers10:12 Writing and journaling for better retention12:14 Silence and meditation as educational tools14:47 Compound effect of daily learning habits18:19 Practical steps to improve self-educationResources Mentioned:📚 “Long Walk to Freedom” by Nelson Mandela (Autobiography)📚 “Wooden on Leadership: How to Create a Winning Organization” by John Wooden📚 "The Miracle Morning" by Hal Elrod

The Purpose Matrix has been a personal journey for me. A life-changing one. And since it transformed my life, I believe it can do the same for others.That’s why this show exists.In this first episode, I break down the foundation of The Purpose Matrix—a framework born from my experiences in entrepreneurship, corporate life, and personal growth. It’s the system that helped me go from feeling stuck and unfulfilled to living with clarity, confidence, and alignment.I share how this framework combines five key success factors to help you design a life where all elements work together, not against each other.This isn’t just about setting goals—it’s about taking ownership of your life, focusing on controllable actions, and stepping boldly into the purpose you were created for.If you’re ready to cut through distractions, overcome fear, and build a life of true fulfillment, this episode is where it all begins. Let’s get started!0:00 Introduction5:35 Career journey and entrepreneurial roots11:11 The P.E.A.C.E. acronym for success14:15 Discovering my true identity17:48 Applying the Purpose Matrix personally21:24 Impact of the Purpose Matrix on daily life

If you lead a business, a team, or a department, this episode is for you.Phil sits down with certified EOS Implementer Laura Rerucha for a masterclass on how to create vision alignment, build a culture of accountability, and drive results–without burning out your people. With a unique background spanning engineering, sales leadership, and entrepreneurial ops, Laura breaks down how EOS (Entrepreneurial Operating System) gives leaders the tools to execute with clarity and consistency.You’ll learn how to:Translate a 10-year vision into this week’s prioritiesCreate a culture of ownership and executionUse quarterly rocks and weekly scorecards for tractionAvoid the most common leadership trapsImplement behavioral core values that actually shape cultureWhether you’re running a 5-person startup or a 500-person division, Laura shares why EOS is so widely adopted–and how it can immediately transform your meetings, your morale, and your momentum.0:00 Intro1:24 Laura’s journey from corporate to entrepreneurial ops4:09 The experience that became her MBA6:32 Why most visionaries misunderstand their teams10:21 What EOS actually is (and isn’t)13:34 Breaking down the 10-year to 90-day roadmap20:59 Rocks, accountability, and how traction is built24:15 How to actually build culture with core values27:01 Hiring with clarity30:15 Accountability charts vs. org charts34:12 Solving issues and why scorecards matter37:35 Conflict, clarity, and letting go of chaos43:10 Final thoughts + how to connect with LauraResources Mentioned:📚 Traction by Gino Wickman📚 Get a Grip by Gino WickmanConnect with Laura:🌐 EOS website: https://www.eosworldwide.com/laura-rerucha🔗 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/laurareruchaFollow @PhilOnPurposehttps://www.instagram.com/philonpurpose https://www.facebook.com/philonpupose 

What's the difference between winning games and building champions?Tim Goodwin has spent 25 years proving that true leadership isn't about impressing people with complexity–it's about simplifying success and putting players in position to win. As both principal and head football coach at Marion Local, he's led his team to 15 state championships while maintaining the #1 academic ranking in Ohio.Tim's approach reveals how alignment on core values creates unstoppable momentum. When everyone knows the bigger goal, individual mistakes become course corrections rather than catastrophes. His philosophy combines unwavering standards with genuine care, proving that toughness and love aren't opposites–they're partners.Through insights on delegation, team dynamics, and the three fundamental questions everyone must answer, Tim shows how faith and purpose become the foundation for sustained excellence. His story challenges us to lead with humility while maintaining high expectations, and why being content doesn't mean lacking mission.Join us as we explore championship culture, purposeful leadership, and why the meaning of life becomes your competitive advantage.0:00 Intro2:47 Growing Up in Education and Football6:27 What Makes Football Special10:24 The Marion Local Success Formula15:24 Standards That Don't Compromise21:13 The Art of Delegation26:26 Short-Term vs Long-Term Success30:05 Faith, Family, and the Three Big Questions36:08 Contentment with Mission40:57 Book Recommendations and ClosingResources Mentioned:📚 "3D Coach" by Jeff Duke: https://a.co/d/28f8u3v🌐 Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA): https://www.fca.org/

What if your biggest weakness could become your greatest superpower?Pasha Esfandiary went from professional poker player making millions to real estate mogul managing 2,500+ units, all while discovering that ADD wasn't holding him back–it was propelling him forward. His journey from immigrant kid to CEO of Evoke Capital reveals how self-awareness, reputation, and taking calculated risks create exponential success.Pasha's approach to business mirrors his poker philosophy: understand yourself first, then read the table. His "people-first" philosophy and transparent dealings have allowed him to borrow millions on reputation alone, proving that doing the right thing isn't just moral–it's profitable.Through powerful poker analogies, Pasha explores lifetime expected value, the danger of being "blinded out" by playing it too safe, and why most people overestimate downside risk while underestimating upside potential. His story challenges us to delay gratification, invest in education, and find the right game that matches our natural strengths.Join us as we explore self-awareness, reputation building, calculated risk-taking, and why every decision should be made for the person you'll be in 10 years.0:00 Introduction6:05 ADD: From Crutch to Superpower10:14 The Power of Self-Awareness15:06 Lifetime Expected Value Thinking20:13 Working for Free: The Mentor Investment25:24 Reputation as Your Greatest Asset28:24 Don't Get Blinded Out in Life36:26 Finding Your Right Game42:00 Book Recommendations and ClosingResources Mentioned:🌐 Evoke Capital: https://www.evokecapital.net/📚 "Raising the Stakes: Professional Poker Strategies for Winning in Business and Life" by Pasha Esfandiary📚 "Think and Grow Rich" by Napoleon Hill📚 "Die with Zero" by Bill Perkins

Eric Scovill was thriving in the world of construction when he felt a clear call from God to step into the unknown world of finance. With a foundation in business experience and executive coaching—and a deep reliance on humility and submission—he navigated the early challenges of financial planning and found success.Today, Eric and his partners have built a robust suite of services and investment opportunities designed to serve high-net-worth clients and investors. Yet, beyond business success, his true passion remains following where Jesus leads and sharing biblical truths about money and life. This calling has led him to launch a podcast dedicated to bridging financial expertise with spiritual wisdom, making these insights accessible to all.Join us as we dive into Eric’s incredible journey, the principles that guide him, and the ways faith and finance intersect in meaningful ways.0:00 Intro1:16 From Broken Home to Hockey Discipline3:51 The Decision That Changed Everything8:18 God, Spouse, Kids: A Revolutionary Priority System13:05 Building a Different Kind of Financial Practice21:24 Real Investing vs. Stock Market Gambling28:37 Family Summits: Healing Wealthy Families42:13 Having Impact Through Your Profession45:08 Stop Lying to Yourself54:39 Contact InformationResources Mentioned:🌐 Eric Scovill’s LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/eric-scovill🌐 Storehouse Wealth: https://storehouseassets.com🎙️ Wealth Well Done - Eric Scovill’s Podcast: https://www.youtube.com/@ericscovill

Struggling to Discover Your Purpose?In this episode of The Purpose Matrix, Phil Moeller looks beyond typical goal-and-outcome frameworks, and explores how putting purpose first can generate a whole new way of seeing and achieving objectives.  Phil explains how discovering and iterating your purpose is the ultimate skeleton key to unlock true success in every aspect of business and life. He emphasizes the power of articulating your purpose by writing it down and introduces three compelling frameworks to help guide the process: Jim Collins' vision alignment, Matthew Kelly’s personal mission clarity, and the Japanese philosophy of Ikigai. These models provide a practical foundation for building a thriving business and leading a fulfilling personal life.Phil also contrasts short-term wins with long-term fulfillment through a compelling football analogy, highlighting the difference between scoring touchdowns and building a winning program. He shares actionable models for identifying purpose at the intersection of passion, talent, and desire, reminding us that purpose isn’t something we merely find—it’s something we actively live and constantly refine. For anyone feeling stuck or searching for meaning, this episode serves as an empowering guide to using purpose as a lifelong compass.Join us for a reflection on what it takes to live a life that’s not only productive but truly meaningful.0:00 Intro5:04 Goals vs Mission: A Football Analogy10:09 Simon Sinek's "Start with Why" Concept13:14 Three Models for Finding Your Purpose17:48 Aligning Purposes Across Life Areas21:52 Purpose Statements for Different Life Domains 24:54 Steps to Pursue Purpose and Find PeaceResources Mentioned:📚 "The Rhythm of Life" by Matthew Kelly📚 "Start with Why" by Simon Sinek📚 "Good to Great" by Jim Collins▶️ Simon Sinek's TEDx Talk on "Start with Why": https://www.ted.com/talks/simon_sinek_how_great_leaders_inspire_action 🌐 Matthew Kelly, author and thought leader: https://www.matthewkelly.com🌐 Jim Collins, author and speaker: https://www.jimcollins.com

What drives a visionary leader to never retire? Mo Choumil, founder of Alltech National Title, shares his journey from the bustling streets of Morocco to the entrepreneurial landscape of the United States. Mo's story is one of resilience and ambition, where education and personal growth are the cornerstones of success. He reveals his unique "third, third, third" approach to teaching financial responsibility to his son, emphasizing the importance of balance in spending, saving, and giving.Mo's leadership philosophy is rooted in continuous self-improvement and empowering others. He discusses the pivotal role of understanding one's strengths and delegating tasks to focus on vision and strategic growth. His ideas about transitioning from operational roles to a visionary leader offer valuable lessons for aspiring entrepreneurs.Mo's commitment to personal development is evident as he credits resources like Tony Robbins' Personal Power course for shaping his mindset. He believes in the ultimate power of action, encouraging listeners to move beyond planning and take decisive steps toward their goals.0:00 Intro5:15 Balancing Parenting with Adversity and Growth9:06 Teaching Kids about Money Management14:29 Keys to Business Success and Scaling20:51 Leadership Style: Carrot vs Stick Approach27:02 Defining Success as an Entrepreneur31:08 Importance of Having the Right Team34:29 The True Roles of a Leader37:14 Closing Thoughts and Contact InformationResources Mentioned:📚 "Rocket Fuel" by Gino Wickman📚 "The E-Myth" by Michael E. Gerber🌐 Alltech National Title: https://alltechnational.com/🌐 Tony Robbins: Personal development coach and author:  https://www.tonyrobbins.com/🌐 Zig Ziglar: Motivational speaker and author: https://www.ziglar.com/

What if the key to a fulfilling life lies in reverse engineering your dreams? This week, on The Purpose Matrix, Phil and his guest Kris Benson explore this concept, sharing how intentionality in career and life choices can lead to the most fulfilling life. Kris, a partner at Blueline Ventures, reveals his journey from corporate sales to private equity, emphasizing the importance of surrounding yourself with inspiring individuals and crafting a life of purpose.Kris delves into the essence of freedom—doing meaningful work with meaningful people—and how this perspective evolved as he turned 40. He shares Blueline Ventures' unique approach to business acquisitions, focusing on organizational health and creating a culture manifesto that prioritizes values over mere financial metrics.Listeners will gain insights into the critical role of organizational health in business success, with Kris highlighting the staggering statistic that 80% of people feel their companies don't care about them. He argues that businesses should be vehicles for good, fostering environments where people thrive.Kris also offers his personal definition of success, likening it to the wake of a boat—leaving a positive impact on everyone you encounter. He encourages taking risks and embracing change, as success often stems from adaptability and the courage to leap into the unknown.0:00 Intro5:54 Reverse Engineering Your Life for Success11:47 Different Levels of Freedom Beyond Finances18:31 Developing a Culture Manifesto for Business31:05 Bringing Corporate Development to Small Businesses37:49 Defining Success as Leaving a Positive Wake41:50 Book Recommendations for Mindset Shifts44:55 The P.E.A.C.E. Acronym for Finding Success46:25 How to Learn More about Blueline VenturesResources Mentioned:🌐 Blueline Ventures: https://www.blueline-ventures.com📚 Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki📚 The Advantage: Why Organizational Health Trumps Everything Else In Business by Patrick Lencioni📚 Five Dysfunctions of a Team by Patrick Lencioni📚 Integrity: The Courage to Meet the Demands of Reality by Dr. Henry Cloud📚 Buy Then Build by Walker Deibel📚 Next Door Millionaire by Codie Sanchez📚 Atomic Habits by James Clear📚 Traction by Gino Wickman📚 The 4 Disciplines of Execution by Chris McChesney, Sean Covey, and Jim Huling

"People don't fail for lack of vision..they fail from lack of execution." Phil Moeller, host of The Purpose Matrix, unravels a six-step framework designed to bridge the gap between vision and action. This episode is a treasure trove of strategies for aligning your life's purpose with tangible outcomes. Phil draws from his corporate journey and personal experiences to offer a roadmap for transforming ideas into reality.Explore how to craft a compelling vision and purpose that resonate deeply with your personal and professional life. Phil shares insights on engaging team members and securing their buy-in, ensuring that everyone is aligned and committed to shared goals. He emphasizes the importance of aligning different life areas, ensuring that your fitness, relationship, and career goals support each other rather than clash.Phil introduces the concept of "rocks"—major initiatives that drive significant progress. By focusing on one major goal per life area each quarter, you can achieve profound personal growth. Learn the art of setting SMART goals and the power of lead metrics to track progress effectively. Phil's approach to accountability systems ensures that your goals are not just set but achieved.This episode is a call to action for anyone ready to cut through distractions and build a life of true fulfillment. Are you prepared to take ownership of your life and step boldly into your purpose? Let's get started!0:00 Introduction: Strategy deployment for business and life5:04 Clarifying vision and mission for your company10:09 Getting input and buy-in from team members13:42 Focusing on big initiatives and "rocks"16:47 Setting SMART goals with lead metrics19:50 Implementing weekly accountability systems24:56 Recap of six steps for strategy deploymentResources Mentioned:📚 The E-Myth Revisited by Michael E. Gerber📚 Traction by Gino Wickman📚 The Four Disciplines of Execution by Chris McChesney, Jim Huling, and Sean Covey📚 The One Thing by Gary Keller📚 Measure What Matters by John Doerr📚 Atomic Habits by James Clear🌐 Moeller Real Estate🌐 info@moellerre.com

Imagine transforming your life by dreaming big, impacting both personal and professional spheres. In this episode, Phil and his guest, Dane Espegard, reveal how dreams can drive growth in all areas. Learn how direct sales experience can be pivotal, equipping young individuals with vital skills and resilience. Dane highlights the significance of networking and personal development, encouraging listeners to connect with mentors, peers, and those they can guide.Uncover the idea of work-life integration, where energy seamlessly transitions between personal and professional domains. Dane's take on authentic leadership underscores the value of being genuine with your team, sharing both successes and challenges. He advocates for progress over perfection as the true path to happiness.0:00 Introduction4:16 Benefits of direct sales for young people9:03 Building courage through small steps and failures14:31 Why dreaming is not just a fluffy concept19:00 How big thinkers and dreamers help companies24:33 All employees are temporary - embracing turnover28:07 We have one life - blending work and personal32:24 Authentic leadership means being your true self35:15 Progress over perfection leads to fulfillment38:25 Dreams Vault: Tool for integrating dreams into cultureResources Mentioned:📚 The Dream Machine by Dane Espegard🌐 https://daneespegard.com 🌐 https://thedreamsvault.com 📚 Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill 📚 Seven Habits of Highly Effective People by Steve R. Covey📚 Miracle Morning by Hal Elrod📚 The Gap and the Gain by Dan Sullivan

"Culture eats strategy for lunch." This powerful statement sets the stage for a transformative journey into the heart of leadership and personal identity. Phil Moeller, host of "The Purpose Matrix," unravels the essential role of core values in shaping both organizational culture and family life. Are you ready to redefine what your business stands for and how it impacts everyone it touches?Phil shares practical insights on crafting and implementing core values that resonate deeply with your team and loved ones. Discover how to move beyond titles and achievements to uncover your true identity. Learn from the experiences of industry icons like Steve Jobs, and explore how personal and professional roles intertwine.This episode offers a step-by-step guide to developing core values that serve as a decision-making compass. Whether you're leading a company or guiding a family, these strategies will help you build a culture of integrity, growth, and positivity. Embrace the challenge of making your values visible and actionable, ensuring they guide every decision and interaction.Join Phil as he inspires you to take ownership of your culture, both at work and at home. It's time to become the leader you were meant to be.0:00 Introduction0:25 Culture is the most important leadership task5:04 Steve Jobs' identity crisis after Apple firing6:56 What your business stands for matters8:35 How to build core values for your organization11:25 Process for developing business core values14:35 Developing family core values with kids17:13 Implementing and reinforcing core values regularly20:46 Using core values as decision filters23:38 Challenge to define your core valuesResources Mentioned:📚The One Thing Core Values Cards by Gary Keller📚Traction by Gino Wickman

Could achieving everything you've ever wanted still leave you feeling empty? Mike Duffy, founder of Venn Wisdom, shares his transformative journey from corporate success to personal fulfillment. Discover how ancient wisdom and cutting-edge AI can guide you toward a life of achievement, connection, and true happiness. Mike's insights reveal the power of balancing ambition with meaningful relationships and selfless service. Learn how to harness AI as a personal advisor, offering a fresh perspective on your path to growth. Join Phil and Mike for this week’s episode, and come away with a treasure trove of timeless strategies for anyone seeking to fill the void with purpose and connection.0:00 Introduction: Mike Duffy's journey of self-discovery5:56 Identifying the "hole inside" and addiction10:12 Mindset shift: Viewing past challenges as blessings17:34 Four elements of flourishing: Achievement and fulfillment25:38 Connection and barriers in personal growth33:59 Courage as strength of heart37:50 AI as a powerful tool for personal development45:54 Closing thoughts and contact informationResources Mentioned:🌐 Venn Wisdom (Mike Duffy's coaching business): https://vennwisdom.com📚 The Consolations of Philosophy by Alain de Botton📚The Gap and the Gain by Dan Sullivan and Dr. Benjamin Hardy🌐 Myers-Briggs Type IndicatorPersonality assessment: https://www.myersbriggs.org/🌐GoBundance (mentioned David Osborne as one of the founders)Organization: https://gobundance.com/

Most of us don’t feel stuck because we’re failing. We feel stuck because we were trained to be.Trained to stay busy. To do it alone. To worry about how it LOOKS instead of who we’re becoming.That realization led to one word that kept resurfacing: broken.Not as a flaw to hide, but as a starting point that we all have in common.In this episode, Phil reflects on the ways society shapes our habits, our fears, and our definition of success…and how those patterns can slowly pull us off course without us even noticing.Key moments:• Why feeling “stuck” is often learned, not earned• The difference between being broken and being hopeless• How busyness and ego quietly block purpose• Why reframing regret can unlock growth• The role the right people play in moving forwardThis isn’t about “fixing yourself.” It’s about seeing clearly, asking for help, and choosing a different way forward.0:00 Intro1:02 The word that changed everything5:43 The 5 hidden obstacles in our way7:05 How busyness steals your peace9:27 Regret as your greatest teacher15:44 The real thing holding you back20:42 Brokenness means we need help21:19 How to find your Iron Few➡️ Download the Purpose Matrix tool for FREE:https://www.thepurposematrix.com/Follow @PhilOnPurposehttps://www.instagram.com/philonpurpose https://www.facebook.com/philonpupose

When Jason Duff returned to his hometown, 80% of downtown was vacant. So what did he do?Bought a building, opened a restaurant, and started learning…fast. Today, he runs Small Nation, a real estate company focused on rebuilding small towns by backing the entrepreneurs who make them thrive.In this episode, Jason breaks down the business model behind Bellefontaine’s transformation, including how to structure partnerships, why “passive” investing doesn’t work, and how to stay hands-on without burning out. Big takeaways from this episode:• Why great partnerships start with values, not just complementary skills• The 8:15am daily huddle that keeps Jason’s team aligned and accountable• How to find the right person for a building, not just the right building for a tenant• What “hand-to-hand combat” looks like in real estate and why Jason still chooses it• A test to filter who actually wants your help (and protect your energy)• The real cost of hustle, and how Jason learned to lead without burning people outFor business owners, operators, and community-minded investors, this is a blueprint for how to build something real…without losing yourself in the process.0:00 Intro02:30 Small-Town Roots and Business DNA08:20 Why Place and Community Matter13:34 The Small Nation Model Explained19:32 From Investor to Hands-On Builder26:05 Why Self-Awareness Comes First27:12 Team Rhythms and Sustainable Growth34:53 Growing Up in a Family Business36:35 Lessons From a Grandfather43:59 Money, Fear, and Independence48:33 Choosing Gratitude Over Criticism50:57 A Living Lab for Small-Town EntrepreneurshipResources Mentioned:Small Nation: https://smallnationstrong.com Small Nation Podcast: https://smallnationstrong.com/podcast Follow @PhilOnPurposehttps://www.instagram.com/philonpurpose https://www.facebook.com/philonpupose

Fear has a way of feeling real…even when it isn’t.Today Phil sits down with Kyle Brandon, founder of Second Flight Capital, to explore why the right decisions often scare us first, and how that initial fear is usually fooling us.Kyle shares his journey from missionary work to founding a people-first investment firm, including the moment he quit his job (with six kids at home!) and no clear path ahead. What followed was a season of uncertainty that reshaped how he thinks about leadership, trust, and calling.Together, Phil and Kyle discuss why fear shows up before meaningful growth, how legacy is often dismissed as emotional when it’s actually essential, and why mission-driven leadership creates lasting impact in business and life.Key takeaways from this conversation:How to tell the difference between real risk and imagined fearWhy fear often appears right before the right decisionWhat leaders should reflect on before selling their businessHow mission and legacy shape long-term leadershipWhy treating people as whole humans changes culture and retentionHow slowing down creates the clarity needed to move forwardIf you’re facing a big decision and feeling the weight of uncertainty, this conversation will help you slow down, gain clarity, and take the next right step.0:00 Intro1:57 Kyle's Unique Journey from Theology to Capital2:20 The Emotional Weight of Selling a Business9:15 The 200 Conversations That Launched a New Model14:45 Overcoming Limiting Beliefs20:15 Building Businesses that Build People25:57 The Bigger Mission Always Wins32:47 The Three Pillars of Trust and Leadership34:18 How to Build Trust After Acquisition37:33 The Long-Term Vision for Second Flight41:11 Choosing the Right Business to Buy45:06 Slowing Down to Speed UpResources Mentioned:Second Flight Capital: https://secondflightcapital.comCorterra Group: https://corterragroup.comFollow on social @PhilOnPurposehttps://www.instagram.com/philonpurposehttps://www.facebook.com/philonpurpose

This year brought some unforgettable conversations on The Purpose Matrix, with several that hit especially close to home for Phil:Ohio leaders whose lives are absolutely transforming our local community.These are business leaders, coaches, and culture-shapers who aren’t chasing headlines, but whose influence is felt every day in the people they lead and the legacy they’re building.In this special 2025 highlight episode, we revisit the most powerful moments from conversations with local legends who reminded us that leadership isn’t about title or platform. It’s about presence, faith, and responsibility right where you are.You’ll hear recurring themes that showed up again and again throughout the year:Asking the big life questions most people avoidLeading with clarity instead of controlPlanning for succession before you’re forced toTurning burnout into a turning pointLetting faith guide leadership without forcing beliefPassing the torch and finding joy in watching others leadIf you’ve ever wondered whether the work you’re doing today really matters, this episode is your reminder: World-changing leadership starts right where you are.0:00 Intro0:38 Tim Goodwin3:52 Doug Borchers7:13 Brook Cupps10:16 Matt Hoying15:25 Matt GrayFollow @PhilOnPurposehttps://www.instagram.com/philonpurpose https://www.facebook.com/philonpupose

Today Phil Moeller sits down with one of the most interesting men in the world: Entrepreneur JoBen Barkey, who went from barefoot in the Amazon to leading a multi-million dollar business and launching a life-changing nonprofit in West Africa.JoBen shares how he built Soccer Shots of Orange County, scaled a business that runs without him, and redefined success (not by revenue, by peace). Big takeaways from the episode:How fasting helped unlock his next big visionWhy letting go of control was the best decision he ever madeThe moment JoBen disconnected his identity from his businessHow to build a company that can run without you (through the power of EOS)Creating sustainable nonprofits through entrepreneurshipUsing your business as a platform for purposeThis conversation is an honest look at leadership, identity, and what can happen when peace matters more than proving something.0:00 Intro1:01 From the Amazon to Entrepreneurship4:13 Learning Work Ethic Through Tree Planting7:03 Early Leadership Lessons and Building a Business10:37 Starting Soccer Shots & Shifting into CEO Mode15:11 Discovering EOS and Finding His Integrator19:23 Building the Business Around Vision and Culture24:06 Launching a Nonprofit That Actually Sustains Itself29:33 Letting Go of Identity Tied to Business Success35:02 Pursuing Peace as an Entrepreneur38:47 A Platform for Purpose, Not ProfitResources Mentioned:EOS (Entrepreneurial Operating System)Resources Mentioned:EOS (Entrepreneurial Operating System)📚 Traction by Gino Wickman📚 Rocket Fuel by Gino WickmanB7 Foundation and podcast:b7family.comSoccer Shots:https://www.soccershots.com/Follow @PhilOnPurposehttps://www.instagram.com/philonpurpose https://www.facebook.com/philonpupose 

From chasing money (successfully) to building a generational legacy, Logan Zuber has undergone quite the transformation………...This week Phil Moeller sits down with Logan, a real estate investor, entrepreneur, and father who spent years grinding for achievement before a series of wake-up moments forced him to rethink everything.In just two years, he’s gone from a self-proclaimed atheist and money-driven hustler to a faith-filled leader building a life that matters for the long-term.Logan talks about how becoming a dad and discovering faith completely rewired his relationship with money, risk, and purpose. Today he’s focused on building a business rooted in values, service, and intentional leadership.Big takeaways from this episode:What it really means to lead your family wellWhy faith and business don’t need to be separateThe shift from selfish ambition to generational thinkingHow to build a business you’re proud of (even in small towns!)Why integrity and relationships create long-term successFinding contentment without becoming complacentThis conversation is packed with practical insight on entrepreneurship, faith in business, and the power of the people around you. If you’ve ever felt like you were grinding without fulfillment, this one’s for you.0:00 Intro1:06 Logan’s Entrepreneurial Journey Begins3:54 Taking Risks at 23 vs. at 306:45 Rewiring His Relationship With Money9:28 Finding Freedom in a New Financial Mindset14:17 How Faith Entered the Picture18:04 The Power of Associations and Environment22:35 Integrating Faith, Family & Business24:31 Redefining Success and Leading His Family28:38 Honoring God in Business (Even in Real Estate)32:42 From Selfish Hustle to Purpose-Driven Work34:14 Fulfillment Over FortuneResources Mentioned:Bright Hearth podcast:https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL8KUb2bcKrZ02E9EgSgD7eRhWRuizsAfk 📚 The Go-Giver by Bob BurgConnect with Logan:HZ Capital Partners https://hzcapitalpartners.com/Follow @PhilOnPurposehttps://www.instagram.com/philonpurpose https://www.facebook.com/philonpupose 

This episode is a little different.After a father-son trip to the mountains, a few reflections came back down from 14,000 feet…freezing temps, no electronics, and some VERY real physical and emotional challenges…Turns out, it was about a lot more than getting to the summit.From scheduling what matters, to doing hard things with people you love, to learning how fear and clarity often walk hand-in-hand.Key takeaways from the episode: • Why the most important things in life must be scheduled • How adversity builds connection and reveals hidden gifts • Why presence is the portal to joy • What the ridge crossing taught about fear and clarity • The magic of one-on-one time with your kidsThis one's for anyone who needs a push to unplug, gear up, and go deep with the people who matter most.0:00 Intro2:20 The power of scheduling what matters3:45 Clarity follows action5:10 Don’t carry what you don’t need7:24 Joy is in the present moment11:40 Discipline over comfort13:36 Facing fear in the dark18:44 Reflection and seeing how far you’ve comeResources Mentioned:📚 Living Forward by Michael Hyatt📚 Atomic Habits by James Clear📚 The Power of Now by Eckhart Tolle📚 The Ruthless Elimination of Hurry by John Mark Comer📚 Miracle Morning Millionaires by Hal ElrodTim Ferriss “Fear Setting” Exercise:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o7EVMjgsSME ⛰️ Belay Expeditions: https://www.belayexpeditions.com Follow @PhilOnPurposehttps://www.instagram.com/philonpurpose https://www.facebook.com/philonpupose