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Embracing the Unshakeable Spirit: My Journey to Purpose Over Profits

From Spencer Combs, Guest on the Purpose Over Profits PodcastGreetings, everyone!

​I'm Spencer Combs, and I recently had the privilege of being a guest on the Purpose Over Profits Podcast, hosted by Jeremy Powers and Jim Floyd. It was an incredible experience to share my journey, which I hope will inspire and resonate with many of you.
Finding My Dream in Florida

My story begins in Northern Florida, a place Amy and I dreamed of calling home. The journey to get here wasn't just about relocating; it was about transforming my life and business to align with my deepest aspirations. It was about setting an anchor goal with my wife, a practice we've maintained since 2014, to achieve what seemed distant and challenging.

Overcoming Adversity with Determination

Throughout my career, I've encountered numerous challenges, from financial hardships to making drastic career changes. These obstacles tested my resolve, but they also strengthened my conviction. I learned that to make significant changes, one must be willing to take risks and step out of comfort zones. It's about embracing the mentality that if a goal doesn't deeply motivate you, it's unlikely to propel you forward.

The Birth of the Unshakeable Agent

My experiences led me to create the "Unshakeable Agent." This platform is not just a business endeavor; it's a reflection of my life's work. It's about helping others find their footing in a tumultuous world, ensuring that their mindset and mechanics work in harmony. It's about teaching others to be resilient, to be unshakeable in their pursuit of goals.

The Power of Goal Setting and Resilience

One of the most significant aspects of my journey has been the annual goal setting ritual with my wife. This practice has been our compass, guiding us through life's unpredictability. It's about setting substantial, long-term goals and relentlessly working towards them.

Looking Ahead: Unshakeable Drive

As I shared my story on the podcast, I realized how far I've come and how my experiences could impact others. My upcoming book, "Unshakeable Drive," is a culmination of these experiences. It's designed to inspire, to guide, and to empower.

Reflections and Gratitude

Being a part of the Purpose Over Profits Podcast was a humbling experience. It allowed me to reflect on my journey and share the essence of what it means to pursue goals with an unshakeable spirit. My story is a testament to the fact that true success lies in the alignment of mindset, mechanics and movement.

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To everyone who listened to the podcast, and to those reading this now, my journey is a reminder that resilience, determination, and clarity of purpose can turn dreams into reality. Remember, the pursuit of goals is not just about profits; it's about living a life filled with purpose and unwavering resolve. Keep striving, keep dreaming, and most importantly, stay unshakeable.

About Spencer Combs:

Spencer Combs is a business leader and author of Momentum and Mastery: The Business Leader's Guide to Fastrack Unshakeable Profit, Productivity, and Purpose. With a passion for helping others transform their challenges into opportunities, Spencer offers unique insights through his events, coaching programs, and daily text messages.


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