In this episode of Purpose Driven Capital, Matt sits down with Jeff Schiefelbein to explore what it really means to live and work with integrity in a world that constantly pulls us in different directions.

Jeff shares the idea of the “undivided life”, the belief that when our values, work, faith, and decisions are fragmented, both people and businesses suffer. Drawing from his experience as a founder and culture-builder, Jeff explains why culture is not a perk or HR function, but a strategic foundation, and how ethical capitalism can exist without sacrificing performance or excellence.

The conversation dives into how modern business often rewards output while ignoring formation, why success can feel hollow when it costs you your identity, and how leaders unintentionally create divided lives inside their organizations. Jeff challenges the assumption that profit is the ultimate goal and reframes capital as a tool meant to serve people, dignity, and long-term impact.

This episode will resonate with founders, investors, executives, and anyone wrestling with the tension between ambition and alignment. It’s a thoughtful discussion about leadership, ownership, and building companies and lives that don’t require compromise at the core.

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