In this episode of Live On Purpose Radio, Dr. Paul visits with Ernie Harker (ErnBurn) about a conversation the two of them had in the Nashville airport. As creators, we get to experience discontent –…
Dr. Paul Jenkins has done both. Here are six reasons he believes Positive Psychology wins: Circumstances really are neutral. Trauma is universal – so it can’t be a special case. Our brain is always evaluating….
It shouldn’t surprise us that unlocking the secret to joy is often accomplished through adversity. In this episode of Live On Purpose Radio, Dr. Paul welcomes Linda Shively back to the mic to share her…
In this episode of Live On Purpose Radio, Dr. Paul shares how you can tell if someone is truly committed or not, including yourself, and exactly what to do if you are committed or if…
EksAyn Anderson joins Dr. Paul Jenkins for this episode of Live On Purpose Radio. As an eight-year-old boy, EksAyn watched his mom die.He knows what life was like before and after she died.He knows what…
Has this question come up for you? In this episode of Live On Purpose Radio, Dr. Paul explains the difference (and he has spent roughly half of his career doing each of these). You might…
Lauren Schieffer joins Dr. Paul Jenkins for this episode of Live On Purpose Radio. As a speaker, author, and the Colonel’s daughter, Lauren knows how smart leaders attract and retain great employees. The key is…
We all make commitments – to ourselves, to our families, to our employers… Either we keep those commitments, or we create a story. As we become more aware of the stories we tell ourselves and…
In this episode of Live On Purpose Radio, Dr. Paul introduces a concept from a book of the same title by Steve Young (yes, of NFL fame). The law of love is like the law…
Dean Jacobs joins Dr. Paul Jenkins for this episode of Live On Purpose Radio. Since 2001 Dean has traversed across the globe exploring over 50 countries on a low budget adventure, propelled by a desire…
Alexandra Cole is Dr. Paul’s guest for this episode of Live On Purpose Radio. Alexandra is the author of “The Purpose Playbook”, and is on a mission to help individuals and organizations to live a…
In this episode of Live On Purpose Radio, Dr. Paul is joined by a friend and fellow speaker/trainer, Tyler Herd. Tyler’s passion for changing lives through the spoken word is evident in all that he…
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Joining Dr. Paul on Live on Purpose Radio is Shelly Coray, author of “Master Your Mindset: 9 Keys to Gain Control Over the Mess In Your Head” and the founder of The Winner’s Edge, a mental strength training program for youth. Shelly is here to bring us hope and a solution to creating a new reality.
Find out more on Shelly’s website JimmyandShelly.com.
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Dr. Paul is joined by Mitch Seehusen, the incoming president of the local chapter of the National Speakers Association, on this week’s episode of Live On Purpose Radio. In this episode Mitch and Paul talk about some of the key principles that Mitch has identified through his professional experience working with many businesses and as a professional speaker over the years. Learn some of the key principles that will lead you to success and happiness through pathological positivity in today’s discussion with Mitch Seehusen. Contact Mitch at mitchseehusen.com
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In this episode of Live On Purpose Radio, Dr. Paul interviews Blu Robinson. Blu shares his experience of growing up in less-than-favorable circumstances, which would lead many to a life of dysfunction and unhappiness. As a successful husband and father, Blu is a great example of how to rise above history and background to choose a more excellent way in life. Blu has also chosen a career path to assist teens in overcoming similar challenges.
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