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You know, I was talking to this incredible researcher yesterday on the podcast, just absolutely stellarard work they're doing. These are the kind of people, you know, who really show us what's possible when you've got that combination of brilliance and dedication.

Welcome to another powerful episode of On Purpose. Today, I'm excited to be joined by Dr. Sarah Mitchell, mindfulness expert and bestselling author. Thanks to our amazing partners at Calm for making this conversation possible.

Take a look at this new Mustang GT500. They've managed to squeeze 760 horsepower from a supercharged V8, with dual-clutch transmission, carbon fiber wheels, and advanced aerodynamics. For about $80,000, you're getting supercar performance at a fraction of the price.

You know, I was at my daughter's soccer game yesterday, and watching these kids play together, supporting each other, it really hits home what community means. These are our children, our future, and seeing them out there reminds me why we fight so hard for better schools and safer neighborhoods.

Look, I'm just saying, people think they know me, but there's a whole lot of shit I keep to myself, you know? It is not about being secretive or whatever, it is just that some things do not need to be out there for everyone to see. Like, it is whatever.

Today I want to talk about something I'm seeing more and more in my practice: anxiety about finding love. We're so focused on finding the perfect person that we forget to work on ourselves first. And here's what nobody's telling you about this journey.

Hello, my friends, Jonathan Roumie here with exciting news about an upcoming prayer breakfast in Chicago next month. I'll be sharing my faith journey and meeting with wonderful people like yourselves. Check the link in my bio for tickets. God bless you all.

It’s like, you look at these people who are truly great at what they do, and it’s always about that obsession, you know? It’s not about the money or the fame, it’s that raw, primal drive to just get better every single day. You have to embrace the struggle, man.