In this powerful episode of On Purpose, host Paul Peters takes viewers on a deep journey into discovering personal purpose, passion, and calling. Drawing from the Japanese philosophy of Ikigai, Paul explains how aligning what you love, what you’re good at, what the world needs, and what you can be paid for leads to a meaningful and fulfilled life.

This episode also features an inspiring conversation with workplace consultant Amy Juno, exploring leadership, workplace culture, generational differences, and how AI is reshaping the future of work. Together, they discuss how purpose often emerges through adversity, service, and alignment with one’s values.

From personal transformation and entrepreneurship to faith, resilience, and community impact, this episode offers practical tools and heartfelt insights to help you live with intention and clarity.

In this powerful episode of On Purpose with Paul Peters, host Paul Peters sits down with Dr. Anthony Davis, president of Livingstone College, to share an extraordinary journey of resilience, faith, and purpose.

Dr. Davis opens up about growing up in the foster care system in New Haven, Connecticut, and how mentors, educators, and faith helped guide him toward becoming a college president. This inspiring conversation explores overcoming childhood trauma, the transformative power of education, leadership rooted in integrity, and the vital role of historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs).

The episode also highlights the innovative HOPE Program at Livingstone College, created to support foster youth through healing, opportunity, preparation, and empowerment, as well as real-life examples of faith-driven leadership producing remarkable outcomes.

In this impactful episode of On Purpose with Paul Peters, Paul Peters dives deep into how discovering your God-given purpose unfolds through faith, character, obedience, and life’s trials. Through the powerful story of David and Goliath, Paul explains how purpose is revealed not through strength or status, but through surrender, courage, and alignment with God’s will.

This episode explores how mentorship, personal responsibility, passions, strengths, and life experiences act as puzzle pieces that reveal calling over time. Paul also introduces practical frameworks such as Ikigai, the Zone of Genius, personality assessments, and legacy-building to help viewers gain clarity on why they were created and how to live intentionally.

Blending biblical wisdom with real-life testimony, this episode challenges viewers to move beyond routine living and step into a purpose-driven life rooted in service, love, and obedience to God’s plan.