🎙️Now on ‘On Purpose’

On yesterday’s podcast episode, I sat down with the innovator-turned-philanthropist Bill Gates. We had an amazing conversation about personal growth, relationships, technology and giving back to make the world a better place.

Bill got candid about his upbringing, sharing stories about how his parents influenced his work, his attitude toward service and his availability as a parent. He also reflected on how grief has guided his mission as a philanthropist. You can read more about all of this in Bill’s new book, Source Code: My Beginnings.

The conversation shifted, and we talked about the promise—as well as the danger—of increasingly powerful AI technology, the threats of climate change and the impact philanthropic endeavors such as the Gates Foundation can have on people around the world. Bill talks about the moral necessity for the wealthy to give back and support people everywhere and his personal mission to recruit other billionaires and people in positions of power to his cause.

Bill is such a brilliant and influential person, and I am so grateful for the chance to talk with him directly. This episode is an instant classic. Don’t miss it.

Listen to the episode on Apple Podcasts and Spotify.

Also…

How often do you say, “I’m exhausted”? Or “I’m too tired”? How about “It’s all so much”?

Your energy is vital to your ability to grow, thrive and pursue your purpose. And yet so many of us constantly feel drained. In Friday’s episode of “On Purpose,” I break down three common habits that are sapping your energy and blocking you from living your best life.

A lot of us feel stuck in a negative cycle right now. The only way out is by directly facing where your energy is leaking out. If you follow my advice, you’ll unlock nearly an hour every single day you can spend on your dreams, passions and relationships. Let’s make 2025 the year you own your energy.

Listen to the episode on Apple Podcasts and Spotify.

📺 Now on YouTube

One of the most significant elements of my life is my morning routine. My morning is my time to wake up, get energized and get clear about what my intentions are. It’s not a time for me to look at my phone, rush or become overwhelmed by the urgency of others.

In this video, I break down the four simple habits I’ve cultivated that have transformed not only my mornings, but my whole life.

If you’re ready to replace waking up and scrolling your phone with gratitude, inspiration and mindfulness, watch this video and revitalize your morning routine today.

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