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This is "Your Best Day Yet," a podcast built by Center for Victory to provide inspirational content for leaders and professionals. Center for Victory hopes to unlock, reinforce, and enrich relationships through personal and professional development with our short, easy-to-digest episodes. With guests in different sectors, make sure to come back often to get a fresh dose of "Your Best Day Yet!"

HAPPY VISION DAY WEEK!! In this episode, our Chief Joy Officer, Faith Guy, and our Chief Adventure Officer, Caleb Kolb, reflect on the last Vision Day, share the benefits of planning and Vision Day, and share their joy for the new year!Seriously, Vision Day is Saturday... sign up: https://centerforvictory.kartra.com/page/ynq103

This week on Your Best Day Yet, Chief Adventure Officer, Caleb Kolb, is joined by our very own Relationship Account Manager, Rodney Brown, for a conversation centered on trust, consistency, and the power of authentic relationships. Together, Caleb and Rodney explore what it means to truly show up for people, how strong relationships are built over time, and why presence, integrity, and follow-through matter more than titles or tactics.Sign up for Vision Day: https://centerforvictory.kartra.com/page/ynq103

On this last episode of the 2025 year, Chief Adventure Officer, Caleb Kolb, and Executive Consultant, Lindsey Higgins, are joined by Jennifer Paine and Carl Allison of Amputee Aid. Amputee Aid is a nonprofit organization dedicated to restoring mobility, dignity, and hope to amputees in underserved communities around the world. Together, they explore the heart behind Amputee Aid, the realities faced by amputees in developing nations, and how compassion paired with action can radically change lives. Sign up for Vision Day: https://centerforvictory.kartra.com/page/ynq103

Eric is joined this week by good friend and fan favorite guest on the podcast, Andrew Reichert! Andrew is the CEO/Visionary of Birgo Realty and also the author of his new book, "Priorities on Purpose: A Blueprint for Living with Clarity and Focus." Andrew and Eric speak about the importance of intentional planning and prioritizing along with building self-awareness through connection and self-reflection.Priorities on Purpose from the Episode:1. Prioritizing with Intentionality - Andrew Reichert emphasized that everyone is already prioritizing something in life—the key is to do so intentionally. His book, Priorities on Purpose, offers a structured system to help individuals align their decisions with what truly matters.2. The Turning Point: Overcoming Adversity to Find Purpose - Andrew’s wake-up call came through a series of life challenges: expulsion from high school, incarceration, and a cancer diagnosis in his first year of marriage. These experiences forced him to reassess his direction and define his personal operating system for living with clarity.3. The Rhino Operating System (ROS): A Framework for Alignment - Inspired by business operating systems like EOS, Andrew created the Rhino Operating System (ROS) as a life framework. The rhino symbolizes:Resilience – The ability to withstand life’s difficulties, just like a rhino’s thick skin.Alignment – Charging forward with purpose instead of aimlessly drifting through life.4. The Five Components of a Purpose-Driven Life - Andrew structured his book around five key principles that create alignment and clarity:Know Yourself (Who Component)Self-awareness is the foundation of success.Uses tools like Predictive Index, Values Index, and self-reflection to uncover strengths and blind spots.Prioritize Purpose (Why Component)It’s not enough to know your purpose—you must actively prioritize it.Suggests assessing priorities by looking at where you spend time (calendar) and money (finances).Pursue Convergence (What Component)Defines convergence as the overlap of:Passion – What excites you.Proficiency – What you’re skilled at.Purpose – What brings meaning to your life.Encourages continual refinement rather than expecting instant clarity.Execute Rhythmically (How Component)Success requires structured execution.Applies 90-day rocks, weekly goals, and daily priorities to create momentum and progress.Optimize Energy (When Component)Energy management is crucial for sustained performance and well-being.Discusses chronotypes (morning vs. night people) and optimizing daily schedules for peak productivity.Additional Resources: Andrew offers a workbook, an app, and other tools to complement the book. More details can be found at rosjourney.com.You heard Andrew at the end of the episode, sign up for the highlight of your year, an AMP trip! - https://centerforvictory.kartra.com/page/9Gn85

In this week's episode, Eric gets to share his passion of healthy living with chiropractor and wellness professional, Sara Jayne Klein! Sara Jayne has always been natural minded, but a panic attack in 2015 sent her into a tailspin. Now, she is a chiropractor and wellness advocate, she has helped thousands of others get back on their feet through nutrition, cleaner products, and a mastered mindset.Key Takeaways:The “Fab Five” Daily Supplements for Optimal Health: She recommends these five supplements for foundational health:MultivitaminFish OilProbioticVitamin D3 with K2A Functional Food (for gut health, detox, or inflammation)Self-Care as a Foundation for Helping Others: Sarah Jane emphasized that taking care of oneself is essential before being able to effectively support others. Her wake-up call was a panic attack in 2015, which forced her to reassess her lifestyle.The Turning Point: Prioritizing Health and Wellness: After her panic attack, she decided to make a drastic lifestyle change, choosing to seek the root causes rather than relying on medication. This shift led her to deeper studies in nutrition, wellness, and mindset.The Importance of Boundaries and Mental Health: She sought therapy a year after her panic attack and learned how to set boundaries. Through therapy, she realized that she didn’t need validation from others and had to prioritize her own well-being.Challenging the "Normalization" of Poor Health: Many people accept chronic pain, fatigue, and discomfort as a natural part of aging, but Sarah Jane argues that small lifestyle changes can drastically improve quality of life.The Impact of Diet on Overall Well-Being: She stressed the importance of reducing sugar intake and eating whole, unprocessed foods. Even small changes, like cutting out sugary coffee drinks, can have a significant impact.Check Sara out! - https://www.purelysarajayne.com/Klein-Chiropractic & https://www.facebook.com/velvachiroGet AMP'D, Sign up for an adventure now: https://centerforvictory.kartra.com/page/9Gn85

Join our Chief Victory Officer, Eric Guy, as he interviews writer and former competitive boxer, Mark Connor! Mark Connor is an author, former boxer, and current boxing trainer from Saint Paul, Minnesota. In this episode he shares his personal background and his wisdom, even sharing insights from his book, "It's About Time: (Millions of Copies Sold for Dad).Takeaways:Resilience and Transformation: Mark Connor's journey demonstrates resilience through life’s challenges, including physical injuries, personal losses, and navigating identity as both a boxer and writer.Faith and Spirituality: Mark’s life has been deeply influenced by his Catholic upbringing, Irish heritage, and interactions with Native American traditions. He sees common threads in these spiritual practices, highlighting their unifying themes of love, family, and connection.Boxing as a Metaphor for Life: Mark described how boxing shaped his discipline, identity, and worldview, influencing both his personal life and writing. Despite stepping away from competitive boxing, its lessons remain integral to his approach to challenges.Finding Purpose Through Writing: Mark transitioned to writing to contribute intellectually and spiritually to the world. His book It’s About Time combines autobiography, poetry, and reflections on spirituality to inspire and provide hope.Life's Unpredictable Pathways: Experiences like working in Alaska and engaging with Native American culture allowed Mark to explore his identity and spirituality more deeply. These moments of solitude and reflection were pivotal in shaping his personal growth.Get a copy of his book: https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/its-about-time-mark-connor/1112962378Visit our website: www.centerforvictory.com

Content Warning: This episode contains discussions about human trafficking, child exploitation, and related topics that may be triggering or difficult for some listeners. Listener discretion is advised.In this powerful episode, Caleb Kolb, Chief Adventure Officer, speaks with Joe Sweeney, Co-Founder/CEO/Board Chairman of The Asservo Project. For over 29 years, Mr. Sweeney has devoted himself to serving his country and community as a former SWAT Operator, Bomb Squad Commander, and U.S government Explosive Security Specialist. Caleb and Joe talk about Joe's career, combatting human trafficking, and more topics that give awareness around difficult, yet very real and relevant issues in our world today.Key Takeaways:Understanding the Scope of Human Trafficking: The episode sheds light on the vast and often underreported issue of human trafficking, emphasizing the importance of awareness and the global scale of this crisis.The Importance of Education and Awareness: Educating communities, especially children and young adults, about the dangers of trafficking is a critical step in prevention. The Asservo Project's efforts in schools and public seminars are highlighted as essential tools for spreading awareness.Empowerment Through Knowledge: The episode emphasizes that knowledge and education are powerful tools in the fight against human trafficking, empowering individuals and communities to take informed actions.Recognizing Red Flags and Vulnerabilities: Practical advice is provided on recognizing the signs of trafficking and understanding the tactics predators use, which is crucial for prevention and early intervention.The Psychological Impact of Trafficking: The episode explores the long-term psychological effects on trafficking victims and the necessity of comprehensive support systems for recovery and rehabilitation.The Power of Resilience and Purpose: Listeners are encouraged to reflect on the importance of resilience and finding purpose in challenging times, as illustrated by the personal and professional journeys shared in the episode.Taking Action and Making a Difference: The conversation motivates listeners to consider how they can contribute to combating trafficking, whether through volunteering, education, or supporting organizations like The Asservo Project.More on the Asservo Project: https://www.theasservoproject.org/Check out our website: https://www.centerforvictory.com/

HAPPY VISION DAY WEEK!! In this episode, our Chief Joy Officer, Faith Guy, and our Chief Adventure Officer, Caleb Kolb, reflect on the last Vision Day, share the benefits of planning and Vision Day, and share their joy for the new year!Seriously, Vision Day is Saturday... sign up - https://centerforvictory.kartra.com/page/ynq103Key Takeways:Vision Day as a Reset Tool: Caleb and Faith explain Vision Day as a critical event for reflecting on the past year and setting tangible goals for the future, using tools like vision boards and personal assessments.Customized Goal Setting: Caleb and Faith discuss how Vision Day caters to individual differences in goal-setting styles, allowing for flexibility and personal expression in creating vision boards and planning.Importance of Assessments: The conversation highlights the value of using behavioral and motivational assessments (The PI, VI, and AI) to gain deeper self-awareness, which can shape more effective personal and professional goals.Data-Driven Resolutions: Unlike typical New Year's resolutions, Vision Day focuses on data-driven insights from assessments to guide goal setting, making the process more grounded and personalized.The Value of Community: Vision Day is depicted not just as a personal planning event but also as a community-building experience where participants support each other’s journeys.Accountability Partnerships: Caleb and Faith discuss how having accountability partners can enhance the commitment to personal goals, especially when those partners share similar motivations.

We're taking you back to Christmas Eve for this episode when Chief Victory Officer, Eric Guy, was joined by The Culture Man himself, Mr. Jay Doran! Eric and Jay speak about purposeful thinking, cultural observations, and personal growth, and share some laughs along the way! ✨Key Takeaways:🌟 Reflection as a Growth Tool: Jay and Eric highlight the power of reflecting on past actions to identify mistakes, areas for improvement, and opportunities to serve others more effectively.🌟 Everyday Improvement: Both Jay and Eric discuss the importance of daily reflection and self-assessment rather than waiting for the New Year, promoting a mindset of ongoing personal development.🌟 Cultural Observations and Personal Growth: Jay delves into the cultural attitudes toward holidays and giving, contrasting societal norms with the deeper value of daily gratitude and interpersonal connection.🌟 Self-Assessment and Accountability: Jay and Eric speak about the necessity of self-accountability, with a focus on setting and revisiting goals periodically rather than waiting for a specific time, like New Year’s resolutions.🌟 Overcoming Entitlement and Complacency: Jay and Eric discuss the dangers of entitlement and the tendency to rest on one's laurels, stressing the need for continuous effort and responsibility in achieving one's full potential.👉 Watch the episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/QZxKbeFP6s4 👈🌟 Jay's Links: 🌟 The Culture Matters Podcast: https://www.buzzsprout.com/679703Thirty Days of Thoughts: Culture Matters: https://www.amazon.com/Thirty-Days-Thought-Culture-Matters/dp/0578438135✨ Sign up for Vision Day: https://centerforvictory.kartra.com/page/ynq103 ✨

To end 2024, Eric and Caleb speak about one of the AMP trips for 2025 FROM one of the hike spots. They discuss the beauty of nature from Angel's Landing in Zion National Park along with the perks of AMP trips, the fun in adventuring, the benefits of personal and professional development during adventures, and the joy of living your best day(s) in nature!Takeaways:The Transformative Power of Nature: Eric and Caleb reflect on the breathtaking beauty of Zion National Park, emphasizing how its awe-inspiring landscapes can foster mindfulness, gratitude, and a sense of wonder.Adventure and Personal Growth: The 2025 Zion AMP trip is an opportunity to combine outdoor adventure with structured personal and professional development activities, designed to push participants beyond their comfort zones and cultivate resilience.Building Community through Shared Experiences: Eric and Caleb emphasize the importance of "family dinners" during the trip, where participants come together to share meals, stories, and forge meaningful connections.Why You Should Join: Eric and Caleb outline compelling reasons to join the 2025 Zion AMP trip, including opportunities for growth, unique outdoor experiences, and the chance to build a supportive community with like-minded individuals.Reconnecting with Simplicity: The conversation underscores how stepping away from the hustle of daily life and immersing oneself in nature can offer clarity, rejuvenation, and a renewed focus on what matters most.Get in on the AMP 2025 adventures: https://centerforvictory.kartra.com/page/9Gn85Sign up for Vision Day: https://centerforvictory.kartra.com/page/ynq103