In this episode of Path to Abundant Living, we sit down with Dr. Kimberly Ku, a Triple-Board Certified physician in Oncology, Hematology, and Internal Medicine, whose approach to care goes far beyond clinical expertise. Dr. Ku shares her journey of becoming a true community doctor—someone who treats not just illness, but the emotional realities that patients and their families carry with them.

Together, we explore the human side of caregiving, including what it means to support a loved one through uncertainty, how empathy strengthens patient outcomes, and why authentic connection is one of the most powerful tools in medicine. Dr. Ku offers a grounded, compassionate perspective on navigating the hardest moments families face, reminding us that healing happens through relationship, presence, and understanding.

This heartfelt conversation provides insight for anyone caring for others—professionally or personally—and highlights how community, empathy, and emotional awareness can shape a more abundant path forward.

Chapters:

0:00 - Introduction

4:08 - What does it mean to be a "community doctor"

14:45 - Actively listening to the concerns of patients

20:30 - What "abundance" looks like to Dr. Ku

29:49 - We're all patients

43:16 - Dr. Ku's hope for the future of healthcare

48:34 - Key takeaways from the conversation

54:00 - Closing remarks

In this episode of Path to Abundant Living, we sit down with Drew Beardslee, Vice President of Government Affairs at the Michigan Retailers Association (MRA). Drew shares his journey into advocacy, the responsibilities that come with representing thousands of retailers across Michigan, and why political engagement is crucial for every business owner.

We explore the pressing issues facing Michigan retailers today—rising labor costs, supply chain challenges, energy prices, and regulatory hurdles—and how the MRA works to balance the needs of large and small businesses, urban and rural communities, and brick-and-mortar versus e-commerce.

Drew also highlights the power of member voices in shaping legislation, the success stories of retailers influencing policy, and the statewide Buy Nearby program, which helps shoppers strengthen local economies.

Whether you’re a retailer, entrepreneur, or simply curious about how business and government intersect, this conversation sheds light on the importance of advocacy for Michigan’s economic future.

Chapters:

0:00 - Introduction

3:35 - Drew's background and role with the MRA

7:02 - Why should a business care about politics?

15:53 - How Drew makes sure all businesses are represented

21:20 - How are customers impacted by this advocacy

24:28 - Your politicians want the vote!

30:23 - Key takeaways

34:45 - Closing remarks

In this inspiring and insightful episode of Path to Abundant Living, we sit down with Victor Boschini, Chancellor Emeritus of Texas Christian University (TCU), to reflect on more than two decades of transformative leadership in higher education. From his unexpected journey to the chancellor’s office to the lasting legacy he leaves behind, Boschini shares candid stories, hard-earned lessons, and heartfelt advice for students, parents, and future university leaders alike.

We explore his thoughts on the evolving role of AI in education, the importance of balancing academics with athletics, and what it truly means to lead with vision and compassion. Chancellor Boschini also opens up about what he'll miss most, what he looks forward to in his new role, and even weighs in on some lighter topics—like his cameo in a viral TCU mascot video and his preference between The Far Side and Peanuts.

Whether you're connected to the world of academia or simply seeking wisdom on purposeful leadership and change, this episode offers valuable takeaways on navigating life with intention and heart.

Chapters:

0:00 - Introduction

1:45 - Becoming Chancellor of TCU

6:00 - Living on-campus in 2025

14:25 - Advice for new students entering college

24:27 - Participating in a viral video with the basketball team

32:15 - Navigating the dynamics of being a student-athlete

38:35 - Key takeaways

43:00 - Closing remarks