The 94X Kingdom Driven CEO

In today’s episode, Sean shares how we can have more impact with less effort. How was Jesus able to change the world with a 3 1/2 year ministry? Find out in this episode. We can live a life in which we are less busy and more impactful. This is what God wants!

Happy new year 2023!!!! As we close out 2022, we are taking a moment to evaluate the past year and set goals for the year ahead. This episode gives some very practical tips of how to live intentionally and live in the kingdom in 2023. We will not be scripted by the media, by social media, or by anyone else. Let’s run our own intentional race in 2023 and make it our best year ever.

Merry Christmas everyone! As we celebrate the birth of our Savior, we will want to live passionately for Him. No one did this better than Paul. He practiced five principles that made him extraordinarily effective and this episode outlines those principles. Enjoy!!!

We were all so sad to hear of the passing of college coach Mike Leach earlier this week. What has happened since then, however, has been nothing sort of remarkable. The impact Coach Leach had on others and the hundreds of stories being being shared about him are unlike anything I have ever seen. This episode talks about his life and five lessons we can learn from how he lived.

The one resource we can never earn more of is time. The Bible tells us we will give an account of how we have used our time here on earth, and I believe this is particularly important for leaders. In this thought-provoking episode, Sean studies the life of Jesus and shares the time management principles he used to change the world.

What is your purpose? What did God uniquely create you for here in this earth? If you are like many of us, you lost your purpose somewhere along the way. This highly impactful episode talks about the importance of finding our purpose and how we can determine God’s purpose in our lives.

There are many things we can do to change our life. We can eat healthier, read more, exercise, work harder, set personal goals and much more. The single greatest thing we can do to change our life, however, is to cultivate an attitude of gratefulness. when we appreciate the many blessings we have been given, it changes everything. This episode talks about remarkable examples of gratitude, as well...

This episode is a game changer! Sean discusses the book ‘From Strength to Strength’ and how we can build true happiness throughout our life. We must understand that happiness lies in deep, lasting friendships and that there are four stages of life that we should progress through. We cannot hang on to success and the limelight forever, we must move to a life of mentoring and love as we grow older.

Simon was his birth name and Peter was the name that Jesus gave him. In this episode, Sean discusses how we all have a little Simon in us and a little Peter in us, and we must decide who we will be. Will we be the rock that Jesus built the church on, or will we be the coward who denied him three times. The choice is up to us!

This is Sean’s favorite KDCEO episode of all time! In business and in life, how we measure things is very important. Companies that focus too heavily on short term measures will ultimately die. People that focus on the wrong measures will live a life of regret and frustration. This episode outlines some great teachings about how to measure our lives.

We are bombarded by bad news all day every day, and it is easy to become anxious and fearful. I spent 34 years living this way and I’m excited to share a few thoughts about how to overcome anxiety. I pray that this episode will impact your life as much as it has impacted mine.

In order for us to be kingdom driven leaders, we must love our people deeply. We cannot love our people deeply unless we love ourselves. Many of us struggle with an orphan spirit where we feel like we are not good enough to be loved by God. This life-changing episode explains why God really thinks about you and how much he really loves you.

We are going super practical in this weeks episode. Sean gets asked daily about the remarkable culture at Regent Bank. So, in this episode, he is laying out seven ways to create an amazing culture in your business, nonprofit, organization or family. We think this is 15 minutes very well spent!

The foundation of being a Kingdom Driven Leader is love, but it’s hard to love others when we can’t love ourselves. This important episode helps us battle the lie that we are not good enough or unlovable. It makes the case for unconditional love.

In this powerful episode, Sean shares the key to being a kingdom driven leader, listening to God, the boss. Many of us want to hear from God, but we just don’t seem to hear his voice. In this episode, Sean talks about some strategies for hearing God’s voice and how to connect with Him on a daily basis.

To be a Kingdom Driven CEO, we must resign from our position and turn the leadership of our company, family or organization over to God. But how do we do this? This episode talks about abiding daily and truly obeying Him. I hope you agree that this episode is a game changer!

In this episode, Sean talks about the concept of kingdom living and how different it is from religion and from living in the world. He gives multiple examples of what this looks like in business, and how countercultural it really is. We believe that kingdom living is available to all of us and can drastically change our relationships, outcomes and impact on the world. We hope you enjoy this powerf...

In this week‘s episode, Sean talks about how God loves it when we are frail and weak. He is looking for people who are open and teachable, not those who feel like they have it all figured out. Sean shares a heartwarming story about his son Finley who overcame adversity to experience tremendous victory this week. We hope you enjoy this awesome episode!

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.