The Intentional Way

Bryan Hatch kicks off his first solo episode with a powerful invitation to stop living on autopilot and start acting with purpose. He shares a behind-the-scenes look at why he created The Intentional Way, what it means to truly live with intention, and how you can begin applying it in your everyday life.Whether you’re building something new or stuck in a loop, this episode will help you wake up to your life and create meaningful change, one intentional choice at a time.[00:01:36] Bryan explains the purpose behind doing solo episodes and how audience questions will shape them[00:03:20] He reveals something most people wouldn’t know about him: seeking out people with emotional walls[00:06:18] Reflecting on the value of conversations that go deeper than surface-level small talk[00:07:03] Bryan shares the honest story behind why he created The Intentional Way[00:10:56] Acknowledging the challenges of personal and business life and the clarity that came from it[00:12:57] The moment Bryan realized his unique skill set and message needed to be shared[00:14:37] The long-term vision for the show and how guests, big and small, fit into that vision[00:16:02] Bryan challenges listeners to consider their intention for this very episode[00:17:06] What intentionality really means, and how the brain’s autopilot works against us[00:19:59] Three foundational practices to begin living more intentionally today[00:23:05] Why default reactions cause friction and how to intentionally disrupt them[00:25:33] Bryan reflects on the struggle of staying intentional, especially around certain people[00:28:32] The importance of recognizing when you're acting against your own values[00:29:52] How intention can carry you forward even when evidence or progress feels unclear Many of our listeners want to know how they can help the show grow. The best way for our show to reach more people with amazing guests is for you to rate, subscribe, and comment on this episode. You might not realize how much that helps and it costs nothing but a few seconds.

What if the version of success you’re chasing… isn’t even something you want? In this episode, Bryan Hatch has a powerful and honest conversation with entrepreneur Jason Jarvis about redefining how we measure success, and how we relate to ourselves along the way.They talk openly about money, motivation, and what happens when your dream life doesn’t feel fulfilling. This episode is full of stories, clarity, and courage for anyone questioning their current path.If you’re building something big, but unsure if it aligns with who you are, this conversation will challenge and inspire you to live more intentionally. [00:02:00] Jason shares the birthday visualization practice that shaped his life mission[00:04:42] How his dad’s mentorship and transparency inspired his approach to success[00:06:54] Why he believes younger generations have enormous potential, and what they’re missing[00:10:18] Creating tailored paths: helping others uncover their own version of success[00:12:33] Why he chose boring businesses, and how they gave him freedom[00:16:53] Working for his dad, learning from low-wage jobs, and observing leadership as a beginner[00:19:41] The ball pit analogy: why copying someone’s “how” misses the point[00:24:21] Why being a good person is a competitive advantage in certain industries[00:26:53] Working on who you are: how self-awareness changes your trajectory[00:30:50] Shifting his personal scoreboard: inputs over outcomes[00:36:17] Finding peace in progress, even without clear results[00:39:59] The spiritual influence behind his detachment from money[00:44:53] Seeing the sacred in suffering: how hardship can be transformed with perspective[00:47:51] The dream that revealed the truth behind his "perfect" life, and what came next You can connect with Jason on LinkedIn at: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jason-jarvis-4716a162/Learn more about his company, Black Wolf Roofing here: https://www.blackwolfroofingco.com/Many of our listeners want to know how they can help the show grow. The best way for our show to reach more people with amazing guests is for you to rate, subscribe, and comment on this episode. You might not realize how much that helps and it costs nothing but a few seconds.

What happens when two people want to build something great, but don’t actually want the same thing? In this episode, Bryan Hatch sits down with retired Army captain, dentist, and all-around intentional thinker Greg Kiene to explore what it takes to build partnerships that work.They dive into tough questions around expectations, communication, and why “preworking the partnership” might be the most important step most people skip.If you’ve ever wanted to build something meaningful with someone else, whether in business or life, this conversation will help you start with clarity, courage, and alignment. [00:01:36] Greg shares a fun fact: singing the national anthem in two major league stadiums[00:03:30] The path from Army dentist to mindset-driven entrepreneur[00:05:42] What Greg realized about control, chaos, and personal responsibility[00:08:16] The trap of comparison and how intentional effort shifts perspective[00:10:57] Greg’s “amnesia moment” that changed how he viewed emotional labor[00:14:03] “Preworking the partnership, starting with shared expectations[00:17:45] Why we often avoid defining our wants, and how it hurts us later[00:21:06] The clarity that comes from answering “What does success look like to you?”[00:24:11] How differing wants can still work when you're honest and aligned[00:27:39] Bryan and Greg unpack how couples often misalign their definitions of success[00:33:03] Navigating limits: knowing your emotional and physical capacity[00:38:40] The friction of misaligned assumptions in professional partnerships[00:45:27] Why most people don’t ask enough questions early on, and what it costs them[00:56:44] Embracing your capacity: aligning effort with what truly matters You can learn more about Greg and his dental practice at: https://www.valordentaltx.com/Read more about Greg’s approach to partnerships here: https://bit.ly/GregKiene-partnership-approach-docConnect with Greg on LinkedIn here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gregory-kiene/If you would like to learn more about Camp Summit, visit: https://www.campsummittx.org/Many of our listeners want to know how they can help the show grow. The best way for our show to reach more people with amazing guests is for you to rate, subscribe, and comment on this episode. You might not realize how much that helps and it costs nothing but a few seconds.

Bryan Hatch sits down with Chad Kerby- speaker, author, and communication coach- to explore how powerful messaging can shape your life and your business. From mastering everyday conversations to winning over audiences from stage, Chad shares how intentional communication drives results.Whether you're leading a team, talking to clients, or raising your kids, your ability to communicate with clarity and purpose can change everything. Chad reveals practical strategies you can use right now to make your words more impactful.If you want to be a more effective communicator, whether in business or personal life, this episode will equip you with tools to speak with clarity, confidence, and impact.[00:01:03] – Chad shares where he’s focusing his energy today: helping people speak and get what they want through communication.[00:03:44] – The two major communication problems Chad sees in relationships and business.[00:06:09] – Why some people speak but never get what they want- and how to fix it.[00:08:58] – How communication habits from childhood affect how we show up today.[00:11:06] – The mindset shift that helped Chad become more intentional in life and business.[00:13:44] – “Value-driven vulnerability”: Chad explains how openness builds trust and influence.[00:17:22] – Chad shares his communication framework and why repetition and practice matter.[00:20:59] – It’s not just what you say- it’s the energy and intention behind it.[00:24:17] – How Chad prepares intentionally for important conversations to stay present.[00:27:47] – “Land the plane”: how to communicate simply and keep focus.[00:31:32] – Why tone and emotional control are key to delivering your message.[00:34:42] – How Chad uses feedback loops to refine and improve his speaking.[00:37:52] – A story about Chad’s most powerful moment on stage- and what made it connect.[00:41:35] – Communication as a leadership skill that touches every part of life.Learn more about Chad and ScaLawble here: https://scalawble.ai/about-us/You can also find him on LinkedIn here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/chadkerby/ Check out his book here: https://www.amazon.com/Speak-Get-What-You-Want/dp/B0D4S5DTFP Many of our listeners want to know how they can help the show grow. The best way for our show to reach more people with amazing guests is for you to rate, subscribe, and comment on this episode.You might not realize how much that helps and it costs nothing but a few seconds.

Brett Gilliland joins Bryan Hatch on The Intentional Way to break down the key principles of building a thriving seven to eight figure business with intention. He shares powerful insights on setting a clear vision, aligning your team, and creating systems that drive sustainable, long-term success. Brett reveals why so many entrepreneurs get stuck in the day-to-day grind and how they can finally break free to scale without sacrificing their purpose or culture along the way.They dive deep into the mindset shifts required to move from operator to true leader, the discipline of tracking time and resources, and the importance of surrounding yourself with people who align with your mission. Brett also shares personal stories of helping companies create magnetic cultures that naturally attract top talent.If you’re an entrepreneur looking to grow your business while staying aligned with your mission, this episode will give you the tools to do it with clarity and confidence. You’ll walk away ready to take more intentional action toward building a business, and a life that, reflects what matters most to you. [00:02:34] - Brett shares his proudest, lesser-known accomplishment: being acknowledged by Jim Collins[00:05:30] - Brett reflects on earning 'Best Places to Work' after initial failure[00:10:56] - How Brett helped codify company culture, hiring, and onboarding with intentionality[00:12:08] - Brett shares Jim Collins' advice: 'A leader’s #1 job is to set the vision'[00:14:00] - How to carve out time to work on the business, not just in it[00:15:58] - The three core responsibilities of a business owner: Vision, Team, Resources[00:17:39] - Why entrepreneurs struggle to let go: Identity, Control, and Cost[00:21:56] - Align your business with your personal intention for life and impact[00:24:17] - The difference between wishing for growth and committing to intentional action[00:26:00] - Three alignment indicators: Time, Money, and People[00:29:55] - The power of tracking time and money to uncover true priorities[00:32:00] - The Power of Tracking Time and Money to Align with Intentions[00:34:01] - Brett explains the real purpose behind values: articulate what already exists[00:41:00] - Brett introduces the concept of Rhythms & Discipline to maintain intentionalityYou can find out more about Brett on his website: https://growwithelite.com/brett-gilliland/You can also connect with Brett on LinkedIn at: https://www.linkedin.com/in/built2lastchamp/Many of our listeners want to know how they can help the show grow. The best way for our show to reach more people with amazing guests is for you to rate, subscribe, and comment on this episode.You might not realize how much that helps and it costs nothing but a few seconds.

How do you take control of your time, align your goals, and create a life of true freedom? In this episode, Bryan Hatch sits down with Kyle Leavitt, CEO and co-founder of CustomerHub, to discuss how intentionality shapes business, leadership, and personal success. Kyle shares his approach to daily focus, decision-making, and prioritization to ensure he’s always working toward what matters most.If you're looking for ways to escape the daily grind, refocus your priorities, and gain control over your schedule, this episode is packed with valuable insights to help you take action today. [00:01:03] - Kyle shares his thoughts on how AI is transforming both personal and professional life.[00:03:17] - The impact of AI on business efficiency and how it has enhanced customer success at CustomerHub.[00:05:48] - Using AI to streamline internal processes, from marketing to legal assistance, while maintaining a personal touch.[00:08:22] - The balance between AI efficiency and human creativity—where should we draw the line?[00:11:15] - Kyle defines intentionality as standing firm in what you believe and acting independently of external pressures.[00:13:42] - How Kyle avoids distractions and ensures each day aligns with his long-term goals.[00:16:27] - Prioritization strategies: Filtering daily tasks to ensure alignment with core values and intentions.[00:19:12] - The significance of time freedom and why Kyle considers it his top priority.[00:22:54] - How he aligns his business responsibilities with his personal mission to create more time freedom.[00:26:39] - The difference between being busy and being intentional—how to focus on what truly moves the needle.[00:30:21] - The importance of defining success on your own terms and not just chasing societal benchmarks.[00:33:48] - Why staying excited about your long-term vision is key to sustaining motivation and progress.[00:38:02] - The power of words, visualization, and subconscious programming in achieving goals.[00:42:37] - Kyle shares how he structures his time to balance work, family, and personal growth without feeling overwhelmed. You can find out more about Kyle on his site: https://www.customerhub.com/team/kyleYou can also connect with Kyle on LinkedIn at: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kyleleavitt1/Many of our listeners want to know how they can help the show grow. The best way for our show to reach more people with amazing guests is for you to rate, subscribe, and comment on this episode.You might not realize how much that helps and it costs nothing but a few seconds.

Data privacy impacts everyone- whether you're a business owner or a consumer. In this episode, Bryan Hatch and privacy expert Jodi Daniels dive into the evolving world of data security, compliance, and building trust in business. Jodi shares insights on navigating privacy laws, understanding how your data is used, and making informed choices that align with your values.If you're a business owner looking to handle customer data responsibly or a consumer wanting more control over your information, this episode is packed with must-know insights.[00:03:02] - Jodi shares her love for chocolate chip cookies and her quest for the perfect gluten-free version.[00:05:41] - The rise of privacy laws and how they affect businesses, from GDPR to evolving U.S. regulations.[00:08:53] - How to determine if your business is subject to privacy laws based on customer location and data collection practices.[00:12:29] - The role of tracking pixels, cookies, and the lawsuits targeting businesses over hidden data collection.[00:16:37] - Understanding the difference between consumer-first privacy approaches in Europe versus the U.S.[00:19:42] - How businesses can be intentional about data collection to avoid losing customer trust.[00:23:15] - The balance between gathering data for marketing and respecting consumer privacy preferences.[00:26:51] - Why companies should rethink their cookie banners and ensure they’re actually working properly.[00:30:32] - The importance of offering consumers control over their data through preference centers.[00:33:44] - The power of trust in digital marketing—how a strong relationship can increase engagement and conversions.[00:37:08] - How consumers create their own security barriers, using fake emails and VPNs to protect themselves.[00:40:55] - Jodi explains the growing consumer resistance to invasive data collection and how businesses should respond.[00:44:12] - The potential future of data privacy, AI, and whether consumers will push back on technology overreach.[00:46:38] - Final thoughts: Why businesses should take an intentional approach to transparency, security, and customer relationships.If you would like to know more about Jodi and her company, you can visit https://redcloveradvisors.com/ or check out her LinkedIn profile at https://www.linkedin.com/in/jodihoffmandaniels/ Many of our listeners want to know how they can help the show grow. The best way for our show to reach more people with amazing guests is for you to rate, subscribe, and comment on this episode.You might not realize how much that helps and it costs nothing but a few seconds.

Bryan Hatch sits down with Jared Sharp, a student-athlete and decathlete, to explore how intentionality fuels success in sports and life. Jared shares his mindset on overcoming failure, pushing past limits, and embracing discomfort to grow. He also dives into leadership, faith, and the power of taking opportunities as they come.If you're looking for inspiration on resilience, personal growth, and seizing the right opportunities, this episode is for you.[00:00:38] Jared shares how his love for the outdoors helps him disconnect and find real connections.[00:02:50] Growing up in Connecticut and how his childhood shaped his adventurous mindset.[00:04:33] Jared explains what it takes to compete in the decathlon and why he loves the challenge.[00:07:15] Competing at the Division I level and facing Olympic-level athletes.[00:09:20] How goal setting drives Jared’s success and why intentionality matters.[00:12:15] The connection between faith, goal setting, and creating success spiritually before physically.[00:14:45] The biggest failure of Jared’s athletic career and how he turned it into a strength.[00:17:30] Learning to trust God through challenges and how faith reshaped his athletic journey.[00:20:42] Training for discomfort—how Jared intentionally pushes past his limits.[00:23:50] The importance of pacing yourself in life, just like in the 1500-meter race.[00:27:10] How saying yes to small opportunities led to big leadership roles.[00:30:35] Jared’s work in student-athlete leadership and NCAA policy changes.[00:33:48] Why choice and self-reflection are essential for growth and making better decisions.[00:38:10] Jared and Bryan discuss how to recognize when to push through a challenge or pivot.If you want to follow Jared on his stats in the decathlon, visit his profile page on https://worldathletics.org/athletes/united-states/jared-sharp-15083914 Many of our listeners want to know how they can help the show grow. The best way for our show to reach more people with amazing guests is for you to rate, subscribe, and comment on this episode.You might not realize how much that helps and it costs nothing but a few seconds.

Resilience expert Jenny Evans joins Bryan Hatch on The Intentional Way to share how to transform stress into energy, clarity, and purpose. Jenny opens up about her journey from fitness instructor to global keynote speaker and explains why microbursts of physical activity can reset your brain and help you navigate stress with intention. She also introduces her Soul on Fire coaching program, designed to help women reconnect with their values, build community, and thrive personally and professionally.If you’re feeling overwhelmed or stuck, this conversation will inspire you to harness your energy, clarify your purpose, and live with intention. [00:01:09] – Jenny shares her improv comedy hobby and why embracing discomfort is a superpower.[00:04:58] – How Jenny’s path from fitness trainer to corporate speaker unfolded unexpectedly.[00:08:22] – The importance of values, purpose, and living with congruence.[00:12:41] – Jenny reflects on discovering her point of difference—her energy and love for growth.[00:16:16] – The life-changing realization that physical and mental health are deeply connected.[00:19:59] – What stress really is: a chemical event, not just a mindset.[00:22:47] – Explaining “Sneaky Pete” and how stress hijacks your brain.[00:25:19] – Microbursts: how 60 seconds of physical activity resets your brain and reduces cortisol.[00:28:53] – Why chronic cortisol is damaging—and how to combat it.[00:32:49] – Introducing Soul on Fire: Jenny’s coaching program for women in leadership.[00:35:57] – How women can rebuild deep, intentional connections with peers.[00:39:25] – The power of mastermind groups for support and personal growth.[00:46:15] – Jenny’s thoughts on living from your beliefs, values, and sense of purpose.[00:53:39] – Closing wisdom: Look inward—the answers you seek are already inside you. To learn more about Jenny Evans visit: jennyevans.com or you can find more information about her 'Soul On Fire' program here:jennyevans.com/soulonfireYou can follow Jenny on Youtube: youtube.com/@JennyEvansResilienceLinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/jennyevansFacebook: facebook.com/JennyEvansPHInstagram: instagram.com/jenny_c_evans/?hl=enMany of our listeners want to know how they can help the show grow. The best way for our show to reach more people with amazing guests is for you to rate, subscribe, and comment on this episode.You might not realize how much that helps and it costs nothing but a few seconds.