The Intentional Way

Join Bryan Hatch on The Intentional Way as he delves into the world of intentional living with Phil Garrett, a dentist and Ironman triathlete. Discover how Phil balances a demanding career, family life, and extreme endurance sports through the power of intention, commitment, and resilience. Tune in for inspiring insights and practical tips on creating a purpose-driven life.[00:00:57] - Phil Garrett’s introduction and background in dentistry and triathlons[00:01:18] - Phil’s surprising passion for cooking and its origins[00:02:00] - The art of cooking as a means of bonding and memory-making[00:03:30] - The importance of details in Phil’s professional life and hobbies[00:05:00] - Building patient rapport and trust in dentistry[00:10:00] - Phil’s unique approach to decision-making and listening[00:14:00] - The significance of teamwork and humility in leadership[00:16:00] - The art of effective listening and its impact on relationships[00:23:00] - Phil’s journey into triathlons and the defining moments[00:31:00] - The balance between fitness, family, and professional life[00:35:00] - The role of sleep and recovery in maintaining peak performance[00:41:00] - Setting priorities and maintaining commitments in life[00:46:00] - The power of accountability and having a supportive community[00:50:00] - Staying committed and the life lessons learned from endurance sportsYou can find more about Phil Garret here: https://bit.ly/Phillip-Garrett-LinkedIn

In this episode of "Maximizing Momentum," Bryan Hatch sits down with Scott Merrill, a mortgage professional and founder of the personal development company MAXMO. Scott shares his journey from leaving high school at 16 to creating a life driven by intentionality and momentum. They discuss the power of clear goals, consistent actions, and the importance of strong relationships. Tune in to learn how small, intentional steps can lead to exponential growth and sustained success in all areas of life.[00:00:00] Bryan introduces the episode and welcomes Scott Merrill, a long-time friend and mortgage professional with a personal development company called Maximo.[00:00:46] Scott reflects on the lasting impact Bryan has had on his family, particularly his children, and how their connection has influenced their lives.[00:01:47] Scott shares an interesting and lesser-known fact about his past, including his experience of being unenrolled from high school at 16 and how he transitioned into full-time work.[00:03:00] Scott recounts how he immediately transitioned to a full-time job at a tuxedo rental company after leaving high school, highlighting his early drive for independence and work.[00:05:14] Scott discusses the mental challenges and societal expectations he faced without a high school diploma or college degree, and how he overcame them through hard work and experience.[00:09:27] Scott shares a pivotal moment with his mission president, who was surprised to learn he hadn't graduated from high school, and how this experience positively impacted Scott's self-perception.[00:10:51] Bryan and Scott discuss the importance of intentional language and how words can significantly influence one's mindset and actions.[00:16:00] Scott explains how being clear about his goals helps him manage and transcend unproductive thoughts, using a recent example involving his wife's car rental business.[00:22:00] Scott introduces the concept of Maximo, a personal development philosophy he created to help people build and maintain momentum in their lives.[00:24:10] Scott describes a transformative experience where he realized the power of momentum by observing a friend's resilient family during a time of personal tragedy.[00:27:30] Scott explains how intentional and consistent actions in various life domains, such as health and relationships, can lead to exponential growth and sustained momentum.[00:31:30] Scott shares how identifying and targeting momentum in daily activities can create significant positive changes, both personally and professionally.[00:33:40] Scott discusses the four primary domains of life—learning, health, relationships, and finances—and how being intentional in these areas fosters continuous growth and momentum.[00:45:10] Scott highlights the profound impact of being intentionally loving and supportive in relationships, using his experiences with his wife and daughter as examples.You can find Scott Merrill here: https://bit.ly/linkedin-scott-merrill and here: https://bit.ly/facebook-scott-merrill

In this episode learn with Bryan Hatch how Dave Lee, co-founder of several successful software companies and an avid adventurer creates a life full of Intention. Discover how Dave's upbringing instilled a love for adventure and how his journey through various career challenges has shaped his perspective on intentional living. From kite surfing to overcoming professional setbacks, Dave shares valuable insights on embracing change, staying proactive, and the importance of annual planning with his family. Tune in for an inspiring discussion on living intentionally and making deliberate choices to shape your future.[00:00:14] - Bryan introduces guest Dave Lee and his background.[00:01:06] - Dave shares about his adventurous upbringing and family influence.[00:02:20] - Story about Dave's father leading a 50-mile hike while passing kidney stones.[00:03:10] - Dave discusses his passion for kite surfing and its business connections.[00:06:12] - The addictive nature of kite surfing and its appeal.[00:09:10] - Discussion on embracing change and shifting passions from skiing to kite surfing.[00:13:15] - The concept of allowing oneself to change and not being defined by past roles.[00:15:00] - Dave shares experiences of being fired multiple times and lessons learned.[00:20:00] - Coping with professional setbacks and the importance of resilience.[00:29:00] - Proactive change: determining what you truly want in life.[00:30:50] - Dave's decision to dismantle and simplify his business for greater happiness.[00:35:00] - Annual offsite planning with his wife for intentional living and family goals.[00:43:00] - Importance of action items and staying intentional after planning sessions.[00:47:50] - Conclusion and final thoughts from Dave Lee and Bryan Hatch.You can find Dave here: https://bit.ly/facebook-dave-lee or https://bit.ly/linkedin-dave-leeDave mentions his Analogy of Kitesurfing and Entrepreneurship here: Dave gives his marital/family offsite outline here: https://bit.ly/offsite-outlineHe is the Co-Founder of Sixth Division (https://bit.ly/sixthdivision-website), PlusThis (https://bit.ly/plusthis-website), and Slottable (https://bit.ly/slottable-website) to name a few.

Join Bryan Hatch as he welcomes Tiffany Moser, a marriage and family therapist specializing in individual trauma to The Intentional Way. In this enlightening episode, Tiffany shares her journey, discusses the importance of understanding family dynamics, and offers actionable advice on overcoming trauma to lead a more intentional life. Discover how to break free from subconscious patterns, build resilience, and embrace personal growth. Perfect for anyone looking to deepen their understanding of trauma therapy and its profound impact on intentional living.[00:05:30] - Embracing significant life transitions for personal growth and professional development.[00:10:20] - Understanding the importance of family dynamics and their impact on personal development.[00:15:00] - Overcoming the challenges and emotional weight of working in the DCS and foster care system.[00:19:10] - Building tolerance and support systems to handle difficult emotional experiences in therapy.[00:24:00] - The role of mentorship in shaping a career in trauma therapy and finding one's passion.[00:27:30] - Recognizing the signs of trauma and understanding its roots in family of origin experiences.[00:31:00] - Applying EMDR and other trauma-focused therapies for effective and efficient healing.[00:34:20] - Making sense of childhood experiences and their impact on adult behavior patterns.[00:38:30] - The importance of introspection and narrative work in understanding and overcoming trauma.[00:42:00] - How to identify and break free from subconscious patterns that hinder personal growth.[00:45:10] - Utilizing morning routines and intentional practices to set a positive tone for the day.[00:48:10] - The power of starting the day with a focused and intentional mindset.[00:51:00] - Encouraging continuous personal development and growth-oriented thinking.[00:51:50] - Highlighting the significance of reaching out for support and the courage it takes to seek help.You can find Tiffany at her practice here: https://bit.ly/Tiffany-Moser-Website or on Instagram here: https://bit.ly/Instagram-Tiffany-Moser Facebook here: https://bit.ly/Tiffany-Moser-Facebook or LinkedIn here: https://bit.ly/LinkedIn-Tiffany-Moser

Join Bryan Hatch on The Intentional Way as he interviews Adam Sharp, a seasoned Ironman athlete and executive consultant at ProSci Consulting. Discover how Adam balances a demanding career, family life, and rigorous fitness routines with intentional living.Learn actionable strategies for setting ambitious goals, maintaining a consistent work ethic, and integrating faith and service into everyday life. Whether you're looking to enhance your personal development or achieve new heights in your career, this episode is packed with insights to help you live intentionally and overcome limiting beliefs.[00:01:19] - Growing up with five younger sisters and building close family bonds.[00:03:10] - Starting athletic pursuits early and the importance of consistency.[00:07:00] - Using criticism as motivation to push beyond perceived limits.[00:09:30] - The challenges and lessons learned from the first Ironman experience.[00:12:30] - Developing a never-give-up mentality during difficult times.[00:15:20] - The transformative impact of completing an Ironman on personal belief.[00:19:10] - Overcoming limiting beliefs and focusing on potential.[00:34:50] - Instilling a strong work ethic through family activities and chores.[00:37:20] - Incorporating service and volunteer work into family culture.[00:41:10] - Gaining perspective and empathy through international volunteer trips.[00:45:30] - Prioritizing daily spiritual practices for grounding and focus.[00:50:00] - Following spiritual guidance and making life-changing decisions.[00:56:00] - Integrating fitness, faith, and service for a balanced life.[01:00:00] - Using affirmations and personal mission statements to stay intentional.You can get in touch with Adam here: https://bit.ly/Adam-Sharp-LinkedIn

Join us on "The Intentional Way" as host Bryan Hatch converses with Damian Boudreaux, a visionary in transforming life's darkest moments into stepping stones for growth and purpose. From losing everything to finding peace in simplicity, Damian shares his remarkable journey of overcoming adversity, embracing the abyss, and the power of being present. Dive into an episode that not only enlightens but also provides actionable insights on living intentionally, no matter where you are in life's journey.[00:00:20] - Introduction to Damian Boudreau and the impact of relationships on purposeful living.[00:01:00] - Damian's unique approach to sales and life, shaping connections beyond the surface.[00:02:00] - Bryan's personal story highlighting Damian's profound influence on perspective and stress management.[00:03:00] - Damian's "magical misery tour," a nine-year journey through hardship and loss, shaping his life's philosophy.[00:06:20] - The pivotal bathtub moment - confronting self-worth and choosing to rise as a father.[00:09:50] - The transformation from utter loss to a beacon of hope and strength for others.[00:13:10] - Discussing the choice and challenge of change - the potential for growth in everyone.[00:19:20] - Damian's darkest hour and the decision to embrace fatherhood amid despair.[00:26:00] - Unpacking the essence of change - the different pathways and the power of forced transformation.[00:33:20] - The intrinsic qualities bestowed upon us and the journey to rediscovering them.[00:37:20] - Entering the flow of life by accepting and surrendering to one's true essence.[00:43:10] - Damian's concept of being the leaf - allowing life's flow to guide without resistance.[00:46:10] - Recognizing the transient nature of hardships and maintaining faith in life's balance.[00:49:10] - Conclusion: Reflecting on Damian's insights and the invitation to live intentionally. You can find Damian at https://autotrainingacademy.com/ or on Facebook: https://bit.ly/Auto-Training-Academy-Facebook Twitter: https://bit.ly/Damian-Boudreaux-Twitter YouTube: https://bit.ly/Damian-Boudreaux-YouTube or LinkedIn: https://bit.ly/DamianBoudreaux-Auto-Training-Academy-LinkedIn

In this episode of The Intentional Way, host Bryan Hatch engages with Dennis Deaton, an author, speaker, and advocate for intentional living, in a profound conversation about the power of thoughts, revelation, and setting ambitious goals. He lives a life intended to help others look unto Jesus Christ in every thought.Dennis Deaton shares his journey from a successful dentist to a motivational speaker and executive coach, emphasizing the pivotal role of a patriarchal blessing that redirected his life's path toward helping others realize the transformative power of their thoughts.[00:00:00] Bryan Hatch introduces Dennis Deaton, highlighting his transition from dentistry to motivational speaking and emphasizing the significance of intentionality in life.[00:05:00] Dennis shares his journey of discovering his patriarchal blessing, which directed him towards a path of teaching and impacting others positively.[00:10:20] Deaton discusses the origin of our thoughts, emphasizing the spiritual aspect of intelligence and the ability to choose thoughts aligned with divine guidance.[00:15:40] Dennis introduces the concept of "scam" (Skepticism, Against, Me) to personify the negative influences on our thoughts, advocating for awareness and personal responsibility.[00:20:30] The conversation shifts to combating negative influences, where Dennis stresses the importance of standing up to the "bully" – recognizing and rejecting thoughts from the adversary.[00:25:50] Deaton encourages listeners to set goals beyond their current capabilities, necessitating divine assistance and fostering a deeper faith in God's power and support.[00:30:10] Bryan and Dennis discuss the transformative power of acting on divine promptings, reinforcing the concept of intentional living through faithful actions.[00:35:20] Dennis shares personal experiences that highlight the importance of recognizing when negative thoughts are attempts by the adversary to deter us from our righteous goals.[00:40:05] The dialogue touches on the role of the Holy Spirit in guiding thoughts and actions, contrasting it with the adversary's efforts to instill doubt and fear.[00:45:15] Deaton emphasizes the necessity of seeking divine guidance in goal-setting, advocating for prayerful consideration and openness to God's will.[00:50:25] The concept of "stretch goals" is explored further, with Dennis advocating for goals that push individuals beyond their comfort zones, requiring faith and divine intervention.[00:55:34] Discussion on the practical steps to combat negative thoughts and influences, including personifying the adversary's tactics as "scam" and actively choosing faith over fear.[01:00:47] Dennis highlights the importance of action following revelation, using personal anecdotes to illustrate how acting on divine promptings leads to personal and spiritual growth.[01:05:53] The episode concludes with a call to live intentionally by utilizing the insights and advice shared, fostering a proactive stance against negative influences and striving for ambitious, faith-driven goals.You can learn more about Dennis Deaton and his book "Looking Unto Christ In Every Thought" at https://lookinguntochrist.com/ or on YouTube: https://bit.ly/Dennis-Deaton-YouTube

Join us on The Intentional Way podcast as host Bryan Hatch sits down with seasoned leadership expert Kent McKown. With a rich background as CFO, COO, and CEO across Europe and North America, Kent shares invaluable insights into the art of discovering and nurturing hidden talent within organizations. This episode delves into the balance between inherent talent and hard work, the critical role of self-awareness, the impact of ego on leadership, and the power of diversity in decision-making. Kent also provides real-life examples from his extensive experience, illustrating the transformational effect of true leadership on team dynamics and organizational success. Whether you're a budding leader or looking to elevate your leadership skills, this conversation offers profound lessons on being intentional, present, and focused to unlock the full potential of your team and lead with impact.[00:00:00] Introduction to The Intentional Way podcast and Kent McKown.[00:01:15] Kent discusses the most magical role he's had and the joy of discovering hidden capacities in individuals.[00:02:30] The importance of hard work, perseverance, and playing to one's strengths while managing weaknesses.[00:03:45] Kent shares how he learned to identify and cultivate unused talent, emphasizing coaching and self-awareness.[00:05:00] The balance between talent and hard work and the importance of focusing on strengths.[00:06:15] How to take inventory of one's strengths and weaknesses, and the role of self-awareness and feedback in personal development.[00:07:30] The challenge of becoming self-aware and the importance of intentionality in leadership.[00:08:45] Kent explores how ego can impact intention and leadership effectiveness.[00:10:00] Strategies for managing ego and fostering a high-trust, diverse leadership team.[00:11:30] The significance of giving team members a voice and ensuring they're heard to build trust and alignment.[00:12:45] The challenges and benefits of focusing and being present in leadership roles.[00:13:45] Kent reflects on a leadership team meeting and how excessive direction from the CEO can stifle leadership in team members.[00:15:00] The importance of allowing leadership team members to bring their visions and strategies to the table.[00:16:15] How leaders can inadvertently become an "additional set of hands" rather than strategic thinkers.[00:17:30] The need for real leaders who are willing to take risks and own their decisions.[00:18:45] Kent concludes with thoughts on the scarcity of true leadership and the foundational role of intention in leadership success.You can find Kent McKown at https://mckowncompany.com/ or on LinkedIn here: https://bit.ly/Kent-McKown-LinkedIn