Show Notes:In this episode of the Faith Driven Entrepreneur podcast, Justin Forman sits down with Lloyd Reeb, a long-time leader of the Halftime Institute and co-author of "From Success to Significance." With over two decades of experience helping marketplace leaders find their purpose, Lloyd shares profound insights on building a life of multiplicative kingdom impact.Lloyd has generously made his book, The Social Entrepreneur: Seasoned Advice to Multiply Your Impact  100x available for free here. Key Topics Covered:- The evolution of the Halftime message over 30 years and its continued relevance today- How to infuse greater meaning and purpose into existing business success- The power of creating "freedom" to explore God's unique calling- Lloyd's framework for achieving "100X impact" through focus, leverage, and persistence- The launch and vision of Ardent Mentoring: connecting 500 world-class mentors with Christian social entrepreneurs- Why some leaders struggle to pause and examine their lives during seasons of success- The four essential types of leverage: platform, people, process, and the power of the SpiritNotable Quotes:"Focus plus leverage, plus persistence equals 100x compounding return on life." - Lloyd Reeb"I'm going to have to have some freedom in order to decide what my core calling is.""You don't have to sell your company to go make a meaningful impact in the world."Practical Takeaways:- How to evaluate whether you're trading "priceless things for merely valuable things"- The importance of listening to the Spirit's guidance in mentoring and coaching others- Practical steps for decluttering life and focusing on high-impact activities- Understanding the difference between coaching, mentoring, and discipling- Ways to overcome the three main barriers to impact: complexity, comfort, and complacency- The power of keeping a "Book of Days" to record God's faithfulness and directionSpecial Focus: Ardent Mentoring InitiativeLloyd shares his latest venture connecting experienced Christian leaders with the next generation of kingdom-minded entrepreneurs, aiming to provide targeted expertise and mentoring to accelerate kingdom impact.This episode offers invaluable wisdom for entrepreneurs seeking to build lives and businesses of lasting significance. Lloyd's decades of experience helping leaders navigate their halftime journey provides practical insights for those looking to achieve meaningful, multiplicative returns in both business and ministry. His emphasis on long-term investment in eternal returns rather than short-term gains offers a compelling framework for faith-driven entrepreneurs.Resources Mentioned:- "From Success to Significance" by Lloyd Reeb- Halftime Institute- Ardent Mentoring- "The Social Entrepreneur" (co-authored with Chris Crane)

Nona Jones, a leader in corporate America and ministry, shares her inspiring journey from overcoming a traumatic childhood to empowering high-capacity women of faith. She discusses how rejection can be a transformative gift, fueling personal growth and purpose. The conversation delves into the importance of faith over fear in entrepreneurship and addresses the detrimental effects of comparison. Nona emphasizes the need for emotional well-being in business and concludes with the power of gratitude in overcoming anxiety and trusting God’s faithfulness.

Tom Patterson, the founder of Tommy John, shares his inspiring journey from humble beginnings to creating a successful men's underwear brand. He discusses the challenges of launching his business during a recession and the invaluable lessons learned from early failures. Faith and resilience play key roles in his entrepreneurial path. Tom emphasizes the importance of alignment in values with his wife, creating a strong partnership that enriches both their business and personal lives. The conversation highlights risk-taking, patience, and the necessity of community support in entrepreneurship.

Lara Casey Isaacson, entrepreneur and leader of the Faith Driven Students initiative, shares her mission to empower young entrepreneurs through faith. She highlights the significance of pruning for growth and the role of storytelling in shaping youth. The discussion emphasizes the changing landscape of entrepreneurship, with Generation Z seeking purpose in their endeavors. Lara also stresses the importance of parental guidance and community support in nurturing faith-driven aspirations, aiming to equip the next generation with the tools to navigate their paths.

Chip Ingram, an experienced pastor and teacher, joins to discuss the evolving relationship between the church and entrepreneurship. He highlights the shift in church dynamics post-COVID and the necessity to redefine traditional measures of success. Ingram points out that 91% of entrepreneurs feel a sense of purpose in their work, emphasizing the need for pastors to better engage with these individuals. The conversation also touches on practical ways for collaboration and the importance of long-term commitment in both ministries and businesses.

Dr. Lisa Strohman, a clinical psychologist and author focusing on online child safety, joins Wes Lyons, a venture capitalist combating human trafficking. They discuss how the pornography industry targets children through digital platforms, emphasizing the dire need for awareness and education. Wes introduces a unique economic approach to fighting trafficking, using technology to disrupt traffickers' business models. The conversation also addresses the challenges posed by AI and deepfakes, highlighting the importance of collaboration to create effective solutions.

Derwin Gray, a former NFL player turned pastor, brings profound insights on spiritual warfare as it relates to entrepreneurship. He draws compelling parallels between hunting tactics and the devil's strategies aimed at isolation. Gray outlines three key temptations entrepreneurs face: performance, possession, and popularity, urging a shift to a wartime mindset. He emphasizes the importance of wearing the armor of God, offering spiritual tools to navigate entrepreneurial challenges and suggesting that recognizing these spiritual battles can boost decision-making and strengthen faith.

Keren Pybus, CEO of Ethical Apparel Africa, and Ronald Eshak, Founder of Hacktivate, discuss the vital role of job creation and upskilling in transforming communities. They emphasize the shift from traditional aid to sustainable job solutions in Africa and Asia. Collaboration among stakeholders is key to addressing global employment challenges. The guests share inspiring stories of individuals finding stability through ethical manufacturing and tech training, highlighting the power of faith-driven investing and community support in driving meaningful change.

Mark Batterson, author of "A Million Little Miracles," discusses the concept of rediscovering everyday miracles and integrating faith into entrepreneurship. He highlights the power of 'holy curiosity' and the joy found in embracing risks. Bill Job, an entrepreneur and co-host, shares his own journey of mixing faith with work, emphasizing surrendering to divine guidance. Together, they challenge safe Christianity, inspiring listeners to find joy and purpose in their entrepreneurial endeavors while recognizing the presence of the divine in daily tasks.

In this engaging discussion, David Platt, a renowned speaker and thought leader, highlights how entrepreneurs are uniquely positioned 'for such a time as this.' He explores the incredible opportunities arising from current technological and economic trends. Platt emphasizes the importance of divine guidance in business decisions, the balance between professional success and spiritual growth, and the lasting impact entrepreneurs can make beyond their lifetimes. Listeners will be inspired to embrace their entrepreneurial journeys with a sense of divine purpose.