In this episode of The Finding Purpose Podcast, Adam sits down with Jesse Morgan—the founder, designer, and owner of Malocchio Lifestyle, a clothing brand rooted in edge, intention, and rebirth. Jesse is also the host of the New Lease on Life Podcast, where he amplifies the voices of sober individuals living fulfilling lives, and the creator of the Malocchio Reset YouTube channel, home to quick, accessible meditations that help people decompress, reset, and breathe.

A proud New Yorker raised in Mount Vernon with deep ties to the Bronx, Jesse’s story spans over 20 years in the restaurant industry, a passion for fitness, a creative journey as a former DJ and producer, and most importantly—a commitment to nearly four years of sobriety and active service in the AA community.

This conversation is about transformation, identity, and purpose. From navigating the chaos of addiction to building a brand born in rehab, Jesse shares the lessons that shaped him and the practices that keep him grounded: gratitude lists, complimenting strangers, and leaning into faith when life tests him most.

It’s not just about creating apparel—it’s about creating a lifestyle that embodies resilience, recovery, and rebirth.

🎙️ In this episode, we explore:

• Jesse’s journey through sobriety and the lessons learned in AA

• The creation of Malocchio Lifestyle and its deeper mission

• How gratitude, meditation, and daily practices fuel transformation

• The power of finding purpose through service and community

• Why creativity and self-expression became essential tools for healing

• Building a life—and a brand—that feels authentic and intentional

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