The Purpose Effect

Alesha Limbo

You were created for a purpose—discover how to live it with intention. Hosted by Alesha Limbo and David Rosenfeldt, The Purpose Effect dives into identity, faith, awareness, healing, and the daily disciplines that unlock a purpose-driven life. These conversations help you understand your calling—and confidently walk it out.

  1. 4d ago

    185: Perseverance, Perspective and Purpose June 19, 2026

    David explores how perseverance, godly perspective, and living on purpose transform suffering into hope, healing, and daily faith-filled action. Episode Summary (Show Notes) In episode 185 of The Purpose Effect, host David Rosenfeldt gets real about walking through a hard season and what it actually looks like to persevere with a godly perspective. Drawing from Proverbs, Isaiah, Romans 5:3–4, and Corinthians, David unpacks how suffering can produce character and hope when we stay faithful, keep moving, and actively participate in the life God designed for us—rather than praying and passively waiting. He contrasts spiraling in overwhelm with stepping back, breathing, and remembering that God’s plan is greater than our plan, even when we don’t understand it. David talks about: Choosing to see trials as temporary Trusting God’s faithfulness while still “walking the walk” Forgiving repeatedly (and honestly, imperfectly) Letting go of “carrying someone else’s mud” (resentment, offense, and anger) Nourishing your spirit daily with Scripture, prayer, and healthy inputs instead of constant negativity, news, or empty noise Using quotes from Benjamin Franklin, Tony Robbins, George Patton, and William James, David connects practical perseverance (“be the best French fry cook in the place”) with spiritual identity: you are God’s intentional creation, not a mistake. He shares candidly about: Learning to forgive again and again when old hurts resurface Practicing faith like an athlete practices their sport Moving from loneliness (even in crowds) to deep peace, even when physically alone Embracing identity as God’s child and receiving grace, joy, and peace as promised in Scripture David closes by encouraging listeners to carefully nourish their minds and spirits, keep their perspective anchored in God’s truth, and persevere through hard seasons without picking up burdens that aren’t theirs. He invites you to walk your own walk, borrow any tools that help, and join the Purpose Effect community as they “change the world by changing themselves.” He also teases exciting updates: Alesha’s new book launches June 26, 2026 A new Purpose Effect website is on the way, with more resources for the community Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

    37 min
  2. Jun 11

    182 Time perspective and perception, June 10, 2026

    Purpose Effect podcast – “Time, Perspective, and Perception” Host: David | Theme: Christian personal growth, time stewardship, intentional living In this Purpose Effect episode, David explores time, perspective, and perception through a biblical Christian lens and practical personal development. He contrasts scriptural views of time (Proverbs 27:1, Ecclesiastes 3) with secular wisdom (Benjamin Franklin, Leo Tolstoy, Chinese proverb, Gandhi) to show that time is a non‑renewable resource, a commodity more valuable than money, and a key ingredient in living a purpose‑driven life. David explains how our relationship with time shifts with age, repetition, anticipation, busyness, and rest, highlighting how perspective changes our experience of time even though the “tick of a second” never changes. He emphasizes time stewardship, intentional living, and using time for growth—spiritually (prayer, Scripture, fellowship), physically (exercise, breaks, nutrition), mentally (reflection, boundaries, rest), and relationally (presence with family instead of screens). Drawing from Ecclesiastes 3 (“a time for everything”), he stresses balance: a time to work and a time to rest, a time to speak and a time to listen, a time to weep and a time to laugh, a time to build and a time to tear down. He connects this to the Purpose Effect lifestyle: stop floating through life, start living with purpose, clarity, intentional action, and organized time management (calendars, scheduling, breaks, planned routines). Using examples like hourly movement breaks, baking bread as a grounding practice, Olympic‑level practice and preparation, and the Chinese proverb “The best time to plant a tree was 10 years ago, the second best is now”, he encourages listeners to: Plan and organize their time Set healthy boundaries around time, work, and expectations Replace worry and anxiety with constructive action Be fully present with family and loved ones (put down the phone, engage, ask questions) Accept that real growth is often uncomfortable and born out of difficulty and conflict Align daily choices of how they spend their time with God’s purpose and long‑term calling He closes by asking listeners reflective questions about whether they are using time wisely and valuing it properly, and by reminding the community that “together we are changing the world”—each in our own world, and all of us collectively—inviting them to subscribe, like, share, and watch for the upcoming website and future resources. Redeeming Time: A Christian Guide to Time, Perspective, and Purposeful Living (Ecclesiastes 3, Proverbs 27:1) The Purpose Effect Purpose Effect lifestyle Purpose Effect community podcast with David and Alesha Monday and Wednesday episodes Friday double‑perspective episodes stop floating through life live with purpose clarity and action changing the world together upcoming Purpose Effect website Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

    32 min
  3. Jun 8

    181: How to Build High Impact Habits & Live with Purpose | Brandon Hintz

    What does it really take to stop floating through life and start living with intention? In this episode of The Purpose Effect, host Alesha sits down with personal development leader, entrepreneur, and author Brandon Hintz — founder of the Now Academy and Impact Maker Publishing — to talk about how faith, identity, and daily habits shape the life you were designed to live. Brandon shares the story behind his new book High Impact Habits, why the next coach or course won't fix you until you realign with who you truly are, and the simple mindset shift that can transform your everyday interactions and relationships. In this episode, you'll learn: How to build high impact habits that create visible, lasting results Why your identity is the foundation of personal growth and purpose-driven living The power of realigning your beliefs before chasing the next goal How faith and daily practice fuel entrepreneurial success Why "you were made for more" isn't just a phrase — it's a call to action Whether you're an entrepreneur, a coach, or someone simply craving more clarity and direction, this conversation will challenge you to stop waiting and start living on purpose. 🎁 Special gift for listeners: Use promo code PURPOSE at HighImpactHabits.com to get the digital book + bonuses for just $7! 💬 Free gift from Brandon: Message the word "Impact" to Brandon on Facebook and he'll send you a free gift! Find him at /BrandonHintzlife. Connect with Brandon: 🌐 HighImpactHabits.com 🌐 BrandonHintz.com 📘 Facebook: /BrandonHintzlife 📸 Instagram: @hintz.brandon 💼 LinkedIn: /brandonhintz ✉️ bhintz@thenowacademy.com 📚 High Impact Habits by Brandon Hintz — available now on Amazon. Subscribe on iTunes, Spotify & YouTube so you never miss an episode! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

    47 min

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You were created for a purpose—discover how to live it with intention. Hosted by Alesha Limbo and David Rosenfeldt, The Purpose Effect dives into identity, faith, awareness, healing, and the daily disciplines that unlock a purpose-driven life. These conversations help you understand your calling—and confidently walk it out.