Purpose Addicts

Which is more important, planning or action? As suggested by an audience member, Doc and Coach talk through should a person get their "ducks" in a row before taking action? More often than not, planning is viewed as an imperative step to high execution, but is it necessary? This two-step is a difficult dance to navigate, so pick your partner carefully.

There are glaringly noticeable gaps being exposed with each new generation that enters the workforce. Employers are complaining about the lack of professional presence, erroneous resumes, and all-around lack of transferable skills with each new set of hires. But who is to blame....the school system? Parents? A better question is who will do something about it? Doc and Coach sat down with a long-ti...

Despite the challenges of dealing with a pandemic, both Doc and Coach would agree that there was still plenty to be thankful for this year. Each found peace and solace while discovering the true essence that pushes a person to find their Purpose. That secret comes in the form of you because there is nothing purer than that.

Defunding the police, de-escalation tactics and Policing while Black are just a few of the topics brought to light in this conversation with retired narcotics Detective Se'an Bell. Tune in to get insider information regarding the challenges our law enforcement officers face every single day as they patrol the streets.

What if what you're passionate about does not equate to your purpose in life? Doc and Coach examine this question with their guest Yameen Thomas, co-founder of WholeBod Technologies. This segment reveals the relationship between the two concepts and more importantly illustrates how to make them align. Its a powerful conversation.

In this spotlight episode, Doc explains why the cemetery is the richest place on earth (Les Miles) and will provide encouragement on how to walk in your Purpose

This week, we had the opportunity to sit down with Bernard Henderson who is the founder of the Marriage Club: Men's Retreat (Facebook Group). In this episode, we tackle topics such as having a successful marriage, the role of a man in a marriage, and mental health. As a quotable "leaders find solutions, and solutions are more important than problems".

People who execute at the highest levels all have a commitment to sacrifice while working to improve every aspect of their life. They constantly look for weaknesses while focusing on ways to remain at the top, while everyone else is content with where they are. The question is are you Average, Good, or Great?

In this episode, Doc and Coach discuss how the weight of our mistakes can oftentimes be so heavy that we can't see, or even get to the opportunities that would add value to our lives. However,  there's hope in a fresh perspective because intent turns into action and Purpose can be rightfully revealed.

Many people are calling for reform within the justice system, starting with how access to it is allocated. In this episode, Doc and Coach sit down with an old friend (Angel Harris) who stands on a platform to reimagine the justice system and secure equal access for all.

his has been a roller-coaster of events leaving most people wondering when will it end. However, in the midst of that has happened Doc and Coach reflect on lessons learned in order to find a way to progress and execute at the highest level possible. Maybe its time we all take a moment to reflect on lessons learned this year.

This spotlight episode is a sneak peek into how Doc and Coach help one another find inspiration and Purpose in their own lives. One distinction quality about the show is both hosts understand they are walking right beside their audience and the topics they discuss are truly relevant to their present-day journeys. Enjoy this sneak peek into the world of Doc and Coach.

Financial freedom is something we all want. However, the ability to buy what we want, invest without limitations, and give freely with no expectation of a return is simply a dream rather than a reality. Fair warning this episode may hurt some feelings as it challenges the status quo for building wealth. Simply put, if you can’t pay cash, you can’t afford it.

Self-sabotage tends to be the first sign of self-destruction. It's true that opportunities come and they go, but how do we abandon social norms in order to break strongholds that are preventing us from achieving Greatness. Join us in this episode where we unleash a flurry of social mishaps that are holding you back.

The country is at odds on a daily and that's taking a toll on society. Doc, Coach, and their sister Nilcia take a moment to discuss the weight of being black in America today. The conversation is chalked full of emotion as the trio searches for answers in dealing with the trauma.

The country is at odds on a daily and that's taking a toll on society. Doc, Coach, and their sister Nilcia take a moment to discuss the weight of being black in America today. The conversation is chalked full of emotion as the trio searches for answers in dealing with the trauma.

Frustrated with people who constantly look for a handout, Coach expresses his disdain for individuals who expect a discount on success. Accepting no excuses, in this episode, Doc and Coach examine how poverty is sustained through systemic institutions vs a welfare mentality.

If the youth are our future, what do they have to say about the present we're leaving them for tomorrow? Will they say it's better? This episode is a glimpse into what the future may hold for us all as we sat down with two young who striving for a brighter future.

Finding out what you were created for is not a guaranteed outcome in our journeys. In this heartfelt discussion with Dr. Kelly Cowart, who is a very accomplished professor, she reveals how a person can go through life and still not know the Purpose they have in their life. Listen and learn.

When pursuing your purpose, Coach often stresses that it must serve others in order to be truly fulfilling. However, when is it ok to be self-serving in order to achieve the desires of your heart? Doc raises some interesting points that shed light on when its appropriate to be selfish vs selfless.

Doc and Coach discuss how greatness is achieved by focusing on the smallest details. From Hall of Famers to blue-collar workers, they all mastered their craft through consistent execution and discovered their Purpose in the process.

Food on the table is a metaphor used to describe a missed opportunity. Along the journey for success, there will be missed opportunities, but the question is what will you do with them? Doc and Coach reveal several strategies for claiming what is lost in order to capture the destiny that was meant for each and every one of us.

What is the cost of taking care of the community? In this episode we get that answer as we sat down with a health care professional (Dawn Scott) who discusses her journey in becoming a Nurse Practitioner. In a no stone left unturned conversation, we unearthed several disparities in the Health Care industry and what we can do to help the community heal.

The line between success and failure falls squarely on our belief system. The one who says he can and says he can't are both right. In this episode, the guys challenge old ways of thinking that many of us were programmed to believe about education,  family, and most importantly prosperity. Listen closely as Doc and Coach redefine the truth using their own life experiences.

What if you already have everything you needed to achieve your goals and move towards your purpose? In this episode, Doc discusses looking on the inside to find everything you need in order to move forward towards your dreams.