The 94X Kingdom Driven CEO

In this addition of the Kingdom Driven CEO, Sean talks about the number one predictor of success. He uses the remarkable story of Josiah Porter, the Little League player from Tennessee who is legally blind in his right eye. Josiah has exhibited tremendous grit in leading his team to the finals of the Little League World Series, and Sean shows how grit is the key to success for all of us.

This is one of our favorite KDC episodes of all time. Sean shares five keys to building influence. We are not building influence for the purpose of power, but for the purpose of changing lives and having a positive impact on as many people as we can. Sean has built an enormous center of influence throughout the country through selfless living and putting others first. These five keys to building i...

Over the last week, Sean has contacted numerous interviews with a Isaiah Jarvis concerning the hug felt around the world. During many of these interviews, the reporters would ask about the culture of the team, why the team was so caring, and how the coaches were able to stay so positive during such stressful situations. This episode talks about that coaching philosophy and how we can use it every...

In this episode of the Kingdom Driven CEO, Sean Kouplen talks about his experience as the head coach of the Tulsa National Little League team as they represented Oklahoma in the regional competition in Waco, Texas. He also tells the story of Isaiah Jarvis and the viral moment when he hugged the opposing teams pitcher immediately after he got hit in the head with a pitch. This is a remarkable story...

In this very important episode, Sean talks about how fear plagued much of his life until he learned to truly trust in God. He shares some personal stories and strategies for battling the fear and anxiety that is dominating our society today. If we can overcome fear as leaders, we can truly be a light to a world that desperately needs it.

If you want to improve the culture of your business, nonprofit or other organization, the best way to do it is through being generous. In this episode, Sean talks about the importance of generosity and gives some examples of how they practice generosity at Regent Bank.

This episode is a game changer. Sean shares the concept of relational leadership and how we can show our employees a new level of caring. This new way of leading with love requires time, courage and vulnerability, but it can transform our employees’ lives and our organization at the same time.

In this powerful episode on the eve of Independence Day, Sean shares why dependence is a much better strategy than independence. We value independence here in the United States, but dependence upon God, our spouse, our team members and others with greater gifts than us, truly leads to a life of peace and significance.

In this emotional episode of Kingdom-Driven CEO, Sean shares a meaningful message about being present and seeing beauty in our world. If we look for negativity and division, that’s what we will see. If we look for beauty and love, that’s also what we will see. Sean shares life-changing advice and stories about being positive and present in-spite of the challenges we face every day.

There is an epidemic in our country today. Church attendance is dropping, practicing Christianity is dropping and corporate culture is dropping. In this episode, Sean discusses how to bring God into our workplace. We believe it is possible to have a culture of love that is very sensitive and no employee should ever feel uncomfortable or forced to do anything. Sean talks about how they have impleme...

My friend Alex Eaton told me about this book which is a game changer for culture. 64% of our employees leave because they do not feel appreciated, but it is not as simple as just telling everybody thank you. We all have unique languages and our appreciation efforts must be tailored to meet these preferences. I hope you enjoy this episode!

In this episode, Sean teaches us a concept called the drama triangle. By understanding this concept, we can help our leaders and organizations move from drama to empowerment. This results in a stronger organization and more time for the leader to focus on strategic issues.

If you only listen to one Kingdom Driven CEO episode, we pray it is this one! In this episode, Sean outlines the difference between a leader that is a multiplier versus one who is a dimisher. If you want to see tremendous growth in your family, company or any organization, you have to listen to this episode!

In this episode, Sean talks about mental health and shares some very impactful statistics about the mental state of our employees today. 85% of our employees feel that they have no one to talk to, and 41% are dealing with some type of mental challenge right now. Please listen to this powerful episode to see what we can do as leaders to model mental health and create a workplace that is healthy for...

In this episode, Sean shares seven time management tips directly from the life of Jesus Christ. These tips come from the book redeeming your time, written by Jordan Raynor. I hope you enjoy these tips as much as I did!

About 70% of us struggle with imposter syndrome. We feel as though at any moment we are going to be found out as a fraud. We don’t belong where we are and we only got here through luck. This can impact anybody. I’m this very important episode of the Kingdom Driven CEO, Sean Kouplen will explain the syndrome talk about what caused it, and how we can overcome it.

God loves new beginnings. On this Easter weekend, He wants to change our life, but we must decide we want to be made well. This powerful episode shares a little known Bible story to explain how much Jesus wants to change our lives today. Happy Easter!

The foundation of a kingdom culture is love, and as leaders, we can’t fully love others until we love ourselves. In this episode, Sean answers a very important question: Does God want us to please Him or trust Him? This PDC episode could change your life.

We are back!!! In this episode, Sean discusses the 94X movement, why it is so important today, and what a kingdom culture really looks like on a day-to-day basis. Enjoy!

In this episode, Sean shares his thoughts on how to effective utilize Kingdom Leadership to motivate and influence others. He shares some pretty radical leadership concepts that have led to Regent Bank’s tremendous success. Enjoy!

John Mackey, CEO and Founder of Whole Foods, once said, “As I go, so goes my business.” There is so much truth to this. For us to be a kingdom driven CEO, it is essential that we are able to lead ourselves first. How do we keep our mindset right, how do we start our day, how do we manage our time? These questions are discussed in this very practical edition of the Kingdom Driven CEO. Enjoy!!!

In this very practical episode, Sean discusses 12 secrets we can all use to build greater influence. These secrets are not tricks, they are ways to build genuine, lasting friendships that can make our lives more meaningful and enjoyable. Enjoy!

Employees are looking for purpose in their work. In this episode, Sean discusses the principles of kingdom leadership. We believe work can have a greater purpose for the glory of God, and these principles are a roadmap to creating a kingdom culture.

In this episode, Sean shares a different way of thinking about work by asking the question “what does God say about work”? You will see that, just like many things in the kingdom of God, work is the opposite of what we tend to make it. It is about relationship and love above profits.

Time is our most limited resource, and we all struggle with how to use it in the best manner. In this episode of time management secrets, Sean shares some time management tips that he has learned over his tenure as an executive leader. We hope these are game changers for you and help to improve your effectiveness and happiness!