In this episode of The Finding Purpose Podcast, Adam sits down with Dan Singer—a team performance coach, Marine Corps Gunnery Sergeant, and passionate advocate for leadership rooted in clarity, culture, and purpose.

Dan helps leadership teams implement the Entrepreneurial Operating System (EOS) to get clear, aligned, and focused. Through vision work, operational structure, and team health, he equips organizations to become more functional, more cohesive, and more impactful. But his insights don’t come from theory alone—they’re grounded in lived experience.

Dan spent years in sales, business development, and leadership, most notably helping scale a company from $14M to $20M before it was acquired by private equity—all while running on EOS. At the same time, he’s built a parallel life of service, as a Marine Corps Reservist, infantry Marine, and currently a Gunnery Sergeant and Operations Instructor with the Marine Corps Tactics and Operations Group.

This conversation is about what it really means to lead—with discipline, vulnerability, and purpose. Dan shares how the Marine Corps shaped his perspective on teamwork, why culture is everything, and how organizations can move past surface-level fixes to tackle what’s really holding them back.

🎙️ In this episode, we explore:

• The Marine Corps lessons that translate directly into business leadership

• Why removing the “individual” mindset is crucial to building cohesive teams

• The three qualities Dan looks for in clients before working with them

• The role of vulnerability in creating trust, alignment, and accountability

• How adversity shaped Dan’s outlook and resilience—personally and professionally

• Practical insights on building clarity, alignment, and culture in any organization

• What it means to truly live with purpose, beyond titles and labels

This episode is a powerful reminder that leadership isn’t about imposing control—it’s about creating alignment, building trust, and serving something greater than yourself.

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Learn more → EOS Worldwide: Dan Singer

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In this episode of The Finding Purpose Podcast, Adam sits down with Idara Otu—Olympian, entrepreneur, author, and advocate—whose journey spans the globe and bridges worlds. Idara represented Nigeria in the 2012 London Olympics as part of the 4x400m relay team, and has since built a career that integrates sports, finance, and empowering young girls.

With over 15 years in top investment banks, Idara transitioned from Wall Street to entrepreneurship with a vision to impact her home country, Nigeria, through her nonprofit, Let Girls Run, Read, Grow. This organization is dedicated to empowering African girls through education, athletics, and entrepreneurship.

As a published author of The Miraculous Masquerade and Running Home, Idara has been able to share her personal story of cultural pride and resilience, and now she’s also launched NŌK CHOC, a vegan hot cocoa brand that gives back by funding the education of young girls in Africa.

In this conversation, Idara shares how her journey—from the track to the boardroom—has been rooted in purpose, and how she integrates identity, intention, and service into everything she does.

🎙️ In this episode, we explore:

• Idara’s early life in Brooklyn and the competitive spirit instilled in her by her family

• How athletics shaped her mindset and prepared her for challenges in both sport and business

• Her transition from Olympic dreams to Wall Street, and how that led to entrepreneurship

• The creation and mission of Let Girls Run, Read, Grow and how it empowers young girls in Africa

• The launch of NŌK CHOC and the sustainable business model behind it

• The importance of cultural pride, resilience, and giving back to the homeland

• The role of discipline and consistency in achieving goals, no matter the field

This episode is a powerful reminder of how purpose is shaped by both personal success and the impact you have on others. Idara’s story is one of transformation, from athletics to advocacy, and it reflects the true power of pursuing a meaningful life.

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Idara → @idaraotu
Let Girls Run, Read, Grow → @readrungrow
NŌK CHOC → @nokchoc

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In this episode of The Finding Purpose Podcast, Adam sits down with Ritchard Fewell—founder of Train With A Coach, a private and small-group in-home fitness coaching company serving Greenwich, CT and the surrounding areas. A NASM-certified personal trainer and Functional Movement Screen Specialist, Ritchard has helped countless people unlock not only their physical potential, but also their mental strength.

He’s the author of two books—Super Happy and Great Minds Think Alike, both available on Amazon—and his work has been featured in Family Circle Magazine. But beyond the credentials, Ritchard is someone who brings purpose, presence, and positivity to every client and every session.

This conversation is about mindset, movement, and what it really means to live in alignment with your best self—mentally, emotionally, and physically. From his own story of losing over 100 pounds to building a career dedicated to transformation, Ritchard’s journey is proof that discipline and perspective can reshape not just your health, but your life.

🎙️ In this episode, we explore:

• Ritchard’s transformation from nearly 300 pounds to trainer and author

• The creation of Train With A Coach and its mission to serve individuals where they are

• Lessons from writing Super Happy and Great Minds Think Alike

• How mindset and movement intersect to create lasting change

• Why gratitude, resilience, and positivity are the foundation of his philosophy

• The values instilled by his late father and how he carries them forward

• His belief in “No Bad Days” and how it shapes his work and relationships

This is more than a conversation about fitness—it’s about living with discipline, resilience, and the daily decision to embody purpose in every area of life.

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Ritchard → @motiv8rf

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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

🎧 Listen now on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and YouTube.
📺 Watch on YouTube → youtube.com/@thefindingpurposepodcast

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Adam → @adamvohra_
Jesse → @_jesse_morgan
Malocchio Lifestyle → @malocchio_lifestyle | malocchiolifestyle.com

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In this episode of The Finding Purpose Podcast, Adam sits down with Daniel Sears—Founder & CEO of Live Neurogenesis, a company dedicated to helping people rewire their brains, rebuild their health, and unlock peak performance through science-backed practices.

Daniel’s journey is one of service, transformation, and an unrelenting pursuit of human potential. From the structure and discipline of his military service to his evolution as a leader in the personal development and neuroscience space, Daniel has lived what he teaches. He opens up about the turning points that reshaped his mindset, the challenges that tested his resilience, and the decisions that pushed him toward building something bigger than himself.

Through Live Neurogenesis, Daniel and his team are bringing cutting-edge neuroscience into everyday life—helping people harness the brain’s remarkable ability to heal, adapt, and grow. In this conversation, he shares why brain health is the foundation for personal growth, how structure can be a catalyst for freedom, and why living in alignment with your purpose changes the trajectory of your life.

This is more than a story of success—it’s a roadmap for anyone looking to reclaim their mental clarity, strengthen their discipline, and lead themselves with intention. Whether you’re a leader, a high performer, or someone navigating personal transformation, you’ll walk away from this episode with tools and inspiration you can put into action immediately.

🎧 Listen now on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and YouTube.
📺 Watch on YouTube → youtube.com/@thefindingpurposepodcast

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Adam → @adamvohra_
Daniel → @danielsears.co
Learn more → Live Neurogenesis

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In this week’s episode of The Finding Purpose Podcast, Adam sits down with Allen Collins—a husband, father, and purpose-driven leader who’s on a mission to change the landscape of reentry and recovery for men in transition.

Born and raised in the Bronx, Allen’s story is one of transformation through truth, faith, and action. As the founder of Hollow Labs, he’s built a platform that goes beyond theory—offering structured, spiritual, and empowering support for men navigating the complex path back into society after incarceration or rehabilitation. But Allen’s not just talking about it—he’s in the trenches, bringing this work directly into reentry and treatment facilities throughout New Jersey.

Alongside his close friend and partner Curtis, Allen facilitates deeply personal, curriculum-based workshops designed to help men reclaim accountability, rediscover their voice, and reestablish connection—with themselves, their faith, and their future. These aren’t just classes—they’re transformational spaces. Through weekly programs, one-on-one mentorship, and faith-based guidance, Allen and Curtis are helping men not just reenter the world—but reenter with purpose.

This conversation dives into the why behind it all—how Allen’s own spiritual reawakening fueled his passion to serve, how fatherhood reshaped his understanding of legacy, and why building safe, healing spaces for men is the work he’s committed to for life.

If you’ve ever wondered how one person can create a ripple effect of impact—this is the episode.

🎙️ In this episode, we explore:

• Allen’s journey from survival to service

• The founding of Hollow Labs and its mission

• His work running reentry and recovery programs across New Jersey

• The importance of faith in personal and communal healing

• How Allen and Curtis use curriculum, conversation, and compassion to transform lives

• What fatherhood has taught him about leadership, patience, and legacy

• Why safe spaces and structure are essential for men rebuilding their lives

• His powerful message to anyone feeling broken, isolated, or stuck: Your story still matters.

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Apple Podcasts | Spotify | YouTube

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Podcast → @findingpurposepod
Adam → @adamvohra_
Allen → @allencollins.33

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In this powerful and soul-stirring episode of The Finding Purpose Podcast, Adam sits down with Bakanay Abdusalamova—known as Baka—to explore the heart-wrenching and deeply faith-driven journey behind her debut book, Unanimous Decision.

Baka’s story is not hers alone—it is also the story of her husband, Magomed, whose devastating injury in a workplace accident set off a chain of emotional, spiritual, and legal battles that would test the foundation of their faith, love, and identity.

Unanimous Decision isn’t just a book—it’s a love letter to resilience. A tribute to the power of prayer, family, and staying grounded in faith when the world seems to unravel. In this episode, Baka shares how her life was transformed overnight, and how she made the conscious decision to carry both heartbreak and healing with grace. Through all of it—she chose to write, to reflect, and to share this testimony not just for herself, but for every woman standing quietly in the storm.

Joining the conversation is Arthur Blyakher, a close friend, family confidante, and the attorney who walked alongside Baka and Magomed through the legal complexities that followed the accident. Arthur offers important insight into the behind-the-scenes process and the layers of care, strategy, and emotion involved in navigating this traumatic chapter. He also served as a translator during the most painful and vulnerable moments, witnessing firsthand the strength of their bond and their faith.

This episode is about love in its rawest form. It’s about the unseen strength behind a public smile. It’s about a couple who faced unthinkable circumstances—and chose, together, to rise.

🎙️ In this episode, we explore:
1️⃣ The traumatic event that inspired Unanimous Decision
2️⃣ Baka and Magomed’s journey through grief, resilience, and recovery
3️⃣ What it means to honor your faith when tested at the deepest level
4️⃣ The impact of marriage, loyalty, and identity through crisis
5️⃣ Arthur Blyakher’s role as legal counsel, translator, and trusted friend
6️⃣ How writing became a vehicle for healing and reclaiming power
7️⃣ Why this story is not just personal—but universal

📘 Order the Book: Unanimous Decision by Bakany Abdusalamova
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In this week’s episode, Adam is joined by Stefanie Rusin—a woman whose path is equal parts discipline and introspection. A graduate of John Jay College of Criminal Justice, Stefanie holds dual bachelor’s degrees in Criminal Justice and Political Science, with minors in International Law and Philosophy, along with an associate’s in Criminal Justice. Over the last 15 years, she’s built a career behind the scenes in finance—overseeing operations, compliance, and event strategy across some of the industry’s most demanding environments.

But Stefanie’s story goes beyond job titles.

She’s also a NASM-certified personal trainer, a co-host of the WhyGo Project Podcast, and a thoughtful, observant soul on a mission to make others feel a little less alone. Her approach to life blends pragmatism and emotional intelligence—an intentional walk between structure and surrender.

In this episode, Stefanie opens up about learning to sit with the discomfort of uncertainty, how control once gave her a sense of identity, and how her personal growth journey has shifted her relationship with ambition, boundaries, and belief. This conversation is grounded, insightful, and full of the kind of reflection that stays with you.

🎙️ In this episode, we explore:
1️⃣ Her professional evolution across finance, compliance, and logistics
2️⃣ The roots of her desire for structure—and how that served (and sometimes limited) her
3️⃣ The emotional process of surrender and self-inquiry
4️⃣ Why she started the WhyGo Project Podcast and what drives it
5️⃣ How fitness and self-discipline shaped her internal dialogue
6️⃣ Letting go of the need to be “unshakeable”
7️⃣ Embracing duality: intellect + intuition, logic + empathy

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Spotify
YouTube

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Stefanie → @shutupstefff
WhyGo Project → @whygoproject_

🌐 Learn more about Stefanie’s work:
www.the-lfe.com

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