Welcome to the WinMakeGive podcast. This is Ben Kinney, right in the middle, middle

beginning, I guess, of season two, which Chad Himes is about winning. And sometimes

Bob that's also about losing, losing because Bob is a, well, ladies and gentlemen, that's

not true. Chad Himes and Bob Stewart are always winning. They're always winning. Today we're

going to talk about winning through purpose, winning through purpose. Now, kind of specifically,

I'm thinking about how do we get more out of our employees, more out of ourselves for our

business or our organizations? And I want to share a little piece of an article that I read

but in here, here goes my best late night love songs, radio host voice. 98.9 smooth jazz

coming to you all night long with every love song you could ever imagine. I see you practice

this a lot like what are your teen years? That's all though. That was the only radio station

that played like it was like smooth jazz at the furniture store that I worked at. It's

like late night love songs every night. Anyway, back, back to the article at hand, we all

need a sense of purpose in our lives. But when we can't find one, it can leave us lifeless

and unmotivated. Think about that sense, Chad. Like if we're getting this feeling of being

unmotivated, which I know all of us in this room have been at some point in our lives,

or even that feeling of lifelessness, maybe, maybe it's because we don't have a clear

sense of purpose. Absolutely. Now, I've been on these journeys throughout my life to find

joy and happiness and success. And in this article, the next sentence says, our daily

pursuit of money and respect doesn't correlate well with our sense of purpose. Most successful

CEOs, still reading the article, said, I've made a lot of money and my business has done

well, but I still feel lost. What is the point of all this? End quote from the article.

I made a lot of money. I'm successful. What if that might be? And I still feel lost.

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