Faith. Purpose. Leadership. with Garrett Lowe

Ep. 12. Get a LIFE...a GOOD one :)

Sign up to receive the Cornerstone Coffee Break: https://www.cornerstoneleadership.org/cornerstone-coffee-break [https://www.cornerstoneleadership.org/cornerstone-coffee-break] I will be sending PDF resources focused on Faith - Purpose - Leadership that follow the current podcast episode. Get a LIFE...a GOOD one :) In this episode, we'll unpack a Psalm of Moses - Psalm 90, for some wisdom on how to live a good life. Principle #1. In order to live a good life, you must first learn how to live a good day. Principle #2. Control the Controllables What are three consistent things you could do every morning to make it a "GOOD" morning? What are three consistent things you could do every afternoon to make it a "GOOD" afternoon? What are three consistent things you could do every evening to make it a "GOOD" evening?

Ep. 11. Tom Beaupre: Bass Player + Financial Advisor

Introducing...Tom Beaupre! Tommy and I were roommates at Bloomsburg University and we connected over our shared faith in God and love for music. The times we spent playing shows in college bars and coffee shops are some of my fondest memories. Tom worked hard to put himself out there in the music industry in Nashville, and got a great opportunity to play bass for Florida Georgia Line. He currently plays bass for Luke Bryan and is also providing wealth management as a financial advisor. We had a great conversation talking about faith, purpose, and leadership...here are some highlights! CHASING PURPOSE THROUGH MUSIC * How a small college gig sparked Tom’s dream to pursue music professionally * The early days of moving to Nashville with no guarantees * Why grit mattered more than talent * The mindset shift from “artist” to simply wanting to play music “I wasn’t the most talented but I was the most willing to stick it out.” FINANCIAL STEWARDSHIP & RESPONSIBILITY * The surprising story of Tom’s college budget written on a whiteboard * Lessons learned from his mother about money and debt * Why many musicians struggle financially even after finding success * How music eventually led Tom into financial advising “People are handed tools they haven’t been taught how to wield yet.” PURPOSE, IDENTITY & CALLING * How defining success changes your life * The power of writing goals down * Why people are often afraid to be beginners * The connection between identity and habits “You are what you tell people you are.” FAITH, ACCOUNTABILITY & SPIRITUAL GROWTH * Growing up Catholic and navigating different expressions of faith * Why accountability and authentic friendships matter * Staying grounded in the music industry * Learning not to place faith in human leaders “If your faith is in a building, a name, or a person… eventually someone’s going to let you down.” LEADERSHIP & INFLUENCE * Leading from behind the scenes * The importance of being solutions-driven instead of complaint-driven * Why communication matters in leadership * What it means to “lead yourself first” “Little things add up to big things.”

Ep. 10. Paul Angone: 101 Secrets for your Twenties

I am so grateful to introduce you to Paul Angone! He is an author/keynote speaker/actor and has so much wisdom to share with you in this episode! Check out his stuff here:  INSTAGRAM [https://www.instagram.com/paulangone] WEBSITE [https://allgroanup.com/] “We don’t connect over our pretend perfection. We connect over our shared struggle.” “Life will never feel like it’s supposed to.”   “Don’t be so quick to label something a failure.” “Some of the things I thought were my biggest failures led to my deepest successes.”   “Just keep doing the work, stay consistent, and trust the Lord.” “So much of life is based off faithfulness.” “Trusting God with the results.”   “Your pain and struggle can become your platform.” “When you start being honest about your struggles, you realize you’re not alone.”     “Quiet spaces in our lives are sacred.”   “Explorers have to get lost.” “Explorers get lost on purpose, with purpose, for a purpose.” “Success in your 20s is more about setting the table than enjoying the feast.”   “Comfort and challenge don’t play nice together at the same table.”   “Leaders usually don’t fail because of a lack of skill. They fail because of a lack of character.”   “Comparison is the smallpox of our generation.”     “Feel the stirring. Take the chance. Take the step.”

Ep. 9. Your Personal Mission Statement_Part 2

Most people spend more time planning vacations than they do thinking deeply about the direction of their life. In this powerful episode of Faith. Purpose. Leadership. You will walk through a practical and deeply reflective framework for crafting your own Personal Mission Statement. If you’ve ever wrestled with questions like: • Who am I becoming? • What am I here to do? • Where do I make the greatest impact? • What values shape the way I live? • What is my life ultimately built on? …then this episode is for you. Support this podcast by signing up for the Cornerstone Coffee Break and get the downloadable PDF resource on crafting your own personal mission statement: https://www.cornerstoneleadership.org/cornerstone-coffee-break [https://www.cornerstoneleadership.org/cornerstone-coffee-break] In this episode, you’ll discover: ☕ Why identity shapes behavior ☕ How to identify the action verbs connected to your mission ☕ Why focus creates impact ☕ How your values act as your “invisible manager” ☕ Why your foundation determines your endurance ☕ Practical reflection questions to help craft your own mission statement This is a guided conversation designed to help you align your identity, mission, impact, values, and foundation into a life of deeper meaning and intentionality. Because you were not created to drift through life aimlessly. You were created on purpose. #Faith #Purpose #Leadership #PersonalGrowth #ChristianLeadership #MissionStatement #Calling #PurposeDrivenLife #IntentionalLiving #LeadershipDevelopment

Ep. 8. Your Personal Mission Statement_Part 1: Identity

Your identity is your superpower. You were not created to drift. It starts with two simple words: I am. Your identity shapes your habits. Your habits shape your life. Your mission statement becomes a filter for every season of life. The goal isn’t perfection. It’s direction. The words you speak over yourself matter more than you think. Behavior flows from identity. You become what you repeatedly believe about yourself. Adrianne Hart's website: https://www.youtube.com/@adriannehart [https://www.youtube.com/@adriannehart] There are two types of people in the world: those who make people happy when they walk into a room… and those who make people happy when they leave the room.