In this conversation, Christopher Hill shares his journey from a transformative experience in South Africa to founding Hands Up Holidays, a travel company that combines meaningful community service with travel. He discusses the role of faith in his entrepreneurial journey, the challenges faced in building a business, and the importance of family and values in both personal and professional life. Christopher emphasizes the significance of raising children with faith and the ongoing nature of personal transformation and growth.

In this episode, Jason and Florence dive into her journey of beating stage 4 cancer through unconventional healing. They unpack what it means to thrive in a chaotic world—physically, mentally, and spiritually—while exploring total human optimization, the power of human connection, and the difference between traditional religion and having a personal relationship with the Creator.

Jason and Priya Garg explore spirituality, personal growth, identity, discussing transformative experiences, enlightened teachers, and universal truths across faiths. They highlight the role of skepticism, experiential learning, and personal agency in spiritual journeys. The conversation introduces 'The Nurturing Place,' a holistic wellness initiative for mental, emotional, physical and spiritual well-being. Topics include past life regression, the limitations of language in spiritual experiences, and the autistic community's spiritual perceptions. They emphasize humility, love, and open dialogue in bridging faiths.

In this episode, Humanist Chaplain D.S. Moss chats with Jason about the future of spiritual care, his time as a death row chaplain, and how his Christian upbringing shapes his current view of Jesus.Like, subscribe and join the chat!

In this episode, Dr. Kyra Bobinet and Jason Tifford dive into spirituality, medicinal ayahuasca, and embracing differing beliefs. A Harvard-trained behavioral scientist and CEO of Fresh Tri, she shares her unique journey and perspective on understanding the reality that surrounds us all. Like, subscribe, and join the convo!

In this conversation, Gary Vaynerchuk shares insights on personal growth, the importance of candor, humility, and gratitude. He reflects on his journey, the influence of his immigrant parents, and the significance of community in fostering a positive mindset. Vaynerchuk emphasizes the need for authenticity in relationships and the balance between confidence and humility in achieving success.

Jason Tifford and his guest Tristen Taylor explore the themes of purpose, spirituality, and the significance of Christ's teachings. They delve into the life of Ram Dass, his spiritual journey, and the profound insights from Maharaji, a Hindu saint who encouraged Westerners to meditate like Christ. The discussion transitions into the importance of understanding Christ's sacrifice, the necessity of surrendering control in life, and the value of vulnerability and connection with others. Ultimately, they emphasize the need to let go of preconceived notions and embrace the gifts that God has for us. In this conversation, Jason Tifford explores the themes of personal ambition, divine purpose, and the balance between self-reliance and faith in God. He reflects on the importance of building a business as a means of self-validation and the deeper calling he feels. The discussion delves into the biblical story of Joseph, illustrating how dreams can lead to unexpected paths and the necessity of surrendering to God's will. The conversation emphasizes the significance of humility, childlike faith, and the fear of the Lord as foundational principles for a fulfilling life.

In this episode of Path of Purpose, Jason Tifford interviews Brian Helfman, founder of Third Nature and program director for Experience Camps for Grieving Adults. They discuss the importance of community and connection in personal growth, the process of facilitating connections among strangers, and the significance of psychological safety in group settings. Brian shares insights from his work with adults grieving the loss of loved ones, emphasizing the value of shared experiences and the journey of finding purpose through grief. In this conversation, Brian Helfman shares his journey of self-discovery and purpose through various experiences, including volunteering, teaching, and entrepreneurship. He discusses the importance of following intuition, the role of manifestation, and the balance between taking action and surrendering control. Brian emphasizes the significance of self-trust and how it can transform decision-making and personal growth.

Jacob Rolsen shares his profound journey of sobriety, reflecting on the emotional and physical struggles he faced during his recovery from alcoholism. He discusses the pivotal moments that led him to seek help, the challenges of staying sober in a college environment, and the importance of finding a personal relationship with a higher power. Jacob emphasizes the significance of community support and the transformative power of faith in overcoming addiction. In this conversation, Jason Tifford and Jacob explore the complexities of faith, spirituality, and emotional expression. They discuss their personal journeys towards understanding God, the role of pain in spiritual growth, and the importance of vulnerability in expressing emotions. The dialogue emphasizes the need to let go of control and embrace faith, while also redefining strength in the context of emotional openness and connection with a higher power.

In this conversation, Dan Baird, the founder of NADS, shares his personal journey from dealing with health issues to creating a company focused on non-toxic underwear for men. He discusses the importance of functional medicine, lifestyle changes, and the impact of community and connections in his entrepreneurial journey. Dan emphasizes the significance of having a personal mission statement and the balance between personal identity and business success.

In this episode of Path of Purpose, Jason Tifford interviews Valerie Reichman, a psychospiritual therapist, who discusses the integration of spirituality and psychology in therapy. Valerie shares her journey into psychospiritual therapy, the historical context of the field, and the significance of transpersonal approaches in peace building, particularly in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. The conversation highlights the importance of acknowledging different narratives, the role of media in shaping perceptions, and the need for human connection in conflict resolution. In this conversation, Valerie shares her transformative journey into peace building, emphasizing the importance of communication and understanding in navigating complex relationships. She discusses the emotional challenges of holding opposing narratives and identities, drawing on Jungian psychology to illustrate the necessity of acknowledging polarities in our lives. The dialogue also touches on the significance of acknowledgment as a first step in conflict resolution and the role of diversity, equity, and inclusion in fostering understanding. Ultimately, the conversation highlights the delicate balance between surrendering to choices while embracing the complexities of human emotions and relationships.

In this conversation, Dr. Benjamin Ritter discusses the inspiration behind his book 'Becoming Fearless', emphasizing the importance of being present, understanding purpose, and cultivating resilience. He shares personal anecdotes and insights from his coaching experience, highlighting how fear can be redefined as a tool for growth and how purpose should not define one's self-worth. In this conversation, Dr. Benjamin Ritter and Jason Tifford explore the themes of goal orientation, the redefinition of fear, emotional intelligence, and the importance of asking questions in relationships. They discuss how to navigate personal expectations, the significance of feeling emotions, and the necessity of creating a supportive environment for personal growth. The dialogue emphasizes the balance between discipline and self-care, and the need for clarity and commitment in both personal and professional life.

In this episode, Emily Jansen shares her transformative journey from growing up in Washington D.C. to living in Kenya and back to the U.S. She discusses the impact of cultural experiences on her understanding of relationships and time, the challenges of reintegrating into American life, and her evolving faith. Emily emphasizes the importance of local community engagement and her vision to build a women's leadership academy in Kenya, highlighting the holistic support needed for young girls. The conversation reflects on the complexities of purpose, faith, and the journey of personal growth.

In this episode of Path of Purpose, I sit down with Laurel Orley, co-founder and CEO of Daily Crunch Snacks, to dive into the world of entrepreneurship, health snacks, and the challenges of navigating a new brand during the pandemic. Laurel shares her journey from corporate life to becoming an entrepreneur, where she brought sprouted nuts to the health food industry, highlighting the importance of flavor, texture, and innovation. We discuss how leadership, mental health, and work-life balance played crucial roles in her growth and how community and investor relations have shaped her entrepreneurial path.

In this episode, Kyle Hammel shares his experiences training in Thailand, the challenges of adapting to new fighting styles, and the importance of humility and self-awareness in martial arts. He discusses the significance of identifying weaknesses, the mental resilience required in training, and how lessons from cooking have influenced his approach to fighting. Kyle emphasizes the value of community support, the journey of self-discovery, and the need to surrender control in order to grow. He reflects on past fights and the importance of experience in MMA, while also sharing his aspirations for the future.

In this episode of Path of Purpose, Jason Tifford speaks with Justin Clifford, CEO of Bereave, a startup focused on transforming the experience of grief and loss. Justin shares the personal motivations behind the company's mission, the challenges of leading a small startup, and the importance of community and connection in navigating grief. The conversation delves into the societal stigma surrounding death, the need for open discussions about loss, and the role of support systems in helping individuals cope. Justin emphasizes the company's commitment to providing accessible grief support without financial burden, aiming to change the narrative around death in the workplace and beyond.

Eric Harrison is the founder of Thrive, a community built for bootstrapped entrepreneurs. Thrive provides a platform for entrepreneurs to connect, learn, and grow their businesses. Eric started Thrive after experiencing the challenges of running a bootstrapped company and realizing the need for a supportive community. He believes that having the right people in your corner is more valuable than money and that building a meaningful business requires being all in. Thrive offers virtual events, webinars, and in-person meetups to foster connections and provide support for its members. The conversation explores the themes of identity, purpose, and self-awareness. Eric shares his journey of building businesses and the challenges he faced in finding his true passion. They discuss the importance of prioritizing what you want and being all-in on your chosen path. They also touch on the loneliness that can come with entrepreneurship and the need for community and support. Eric emphasizes the value of genuine connections and the mission-driven nature of his work. They both agree that adversity and hardship can shape and strengthen individuals, leading to personal growth and fulfillment.

In this episode, Jason and Pierre discuss the academic study of purpose and its definition. They explore the concept of purpose as a self-organizing life aim that provides meaning and guides actions and behaviors. The conversation delves into the role of academic literature in studying purpose and the limitations of language in describing spiritual experiences. They also touch on the importance of living a purposeful life and the responsibility of bridging the gap between academic research and personal experience. The conversation explores the concept of purpose and its relationship to spiritual and psychological growth. The speakers discuss how purpose can evolve and be influenced by external factors, such as faith and the universe. They emphasize the importance of setting the right conditions for purpose to emerge and the role of practices like meditation and prayer in cultivating purpose. The conversation also touches on the limitations of academic models of purpose and the power of personal experiences and stories in understanding meaning. They conclude by highlighting the duality of human nature and the potential for individuals to choose the path of serving a greater good.

Joe Masi, CEO of Triptent and founder and CEO of Believe Baby, shares his journey of starting a sustainable diaper business. Inspired by an article about diaper needs in the United States, Joe felt compelled to make a difference. He decided to create bamboo diapers that are better for the environment and the skin. Joe emphasizes the importance of having a great team and trusting them to run the company, allowing him to focus on other projects and helping others. He also discusses the challenges of breaking into a market dominated by big players and the importance of having a cause that drives you. In this conversation, Joe Masi and Jason Tifford discuss the importance of work ethic, trusting others, and focusing on the quality of work rather than just the end result. Joe shares his personal experience of losing his father and how it motivated him to work hard and make a difference. They also explore the impact of trust on relationships and the value of asking rather than telling. Joe reflects on his career in marketing and the opportunities it has provided for personal growth and travel. Overall, the conversation emphasizes the importance of trust, respect, and continuous improvement.

Kerry Casey, the Global Head of University Recruiting and Talent Branding at PayPal, shares her career journey and the responsibilities of her role. She started in finance at Goldman Sachs but realized she wanted to do work that mattered to her personally. She transitioned to human resources and gained experience in talent acquisition and policy creation at McKinsey. At PayPal, she leads university recruiting, talent branding, talent operations, and diverse hiring efforts. Kerry emphasizes the importance of meeting people where they are, developing talent, and creating a positive candidate experience. She values organizations with clear values and believes in doing work that you love. In this conversation, Kerry Casey discusses the challenges and rewards of being a working mother of four and an established professional. She talks about the intensity and pressure of her job at PayPal, as well as the support she receives from her family. Kerry also shares her experiences of feeling underqualified and the importance of believing in oneself. She highlights the value of reflection and creating a culture that prioritizes people in the workplace. Kerry offers advice for job seekers on finding companies that truly value their employees.