The Prime Grit Mission

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Helping individuals and entrepreneurs find and fulfill their purpose through a God-led business. We discuss how business can do the most good in the world and how you can use it to fulfill your purpose.

Episodes

  1. Aug 19

    40 Hours a Week for 40 Years. Then What?

    In 2000, Blockbuster made $800 million a year on late fees and passed on buying Netflix for $50 million. The safe choice was working, right up until it wasn't. Kim and Garrett name the thing quietly costing most people their one life: the default path. School, a job, 40 hours a week for 40 years, then a retirement that shows up too late to enjoy. Kim calls it the 40-40 plan. Nobody chooses it. Everybody drifts into it. The uncomfortable part is that the default path is not dangerous because it fails you. It is dangerous because it works. Along the way: Dick Fosbury, the high jumper everyone laughed at for going backward, who changed his sport forever. Why comfort is not pleasure, only the avoidance of pain. And why starting takes weeks, not years. This is not an argument against school or jobs. It is an argument for choosing your path instead of inheriting one. Find your purpose and build the business to fulfill it at PrimeGritPurpose.com

  2. Aug 11

    How to Grow Your Business 300x by Giving

    Every business book says the same thing. Keep more, cut more, reinvest it all back into growth. So why are the people who give the most time and money away on purpose the ones quietly winning? On Episode 3 of The Prime Grit Mission, Kim and Garrett unpack the Super Business: a company built around a specific purpose that fixes a real problem for good, not with a one time donation, but as the very thing the business does. Meet Dr. V and Aravind Eye Care, who gives roughly two thirds of his surgeries away free to people who cannot pay and still runs a 30 percent margin, three times the 10 percent margin of the luxury hospitals of the United States. His purpose became a competitive advantage no one could buy, copy, or take away. You will learn why purpose is the engine of profit and not the enemy of it, the difference between a purpose driven company and a true Super Business, what a Forever Fix is and why it beats writing a check, and how giving on purpose compounds into more instead of less. The research backs it up. Purpose driven companies have outperformed the S&P 500 by over 1,500 percent, customers are up to 400 percent more likely to buy from a company with a real sense of purpose, and inspired employees are 225 percent more productive than merely satisfied ones. Find your purpose, build the Super Business to fulfill it, and live the life you were designed for. Start free at PrimeGritPurpose.com

  3. Aug 11

    3 Steps to Finding Your Purpose

    Most people believe that once they finally make it, purpose will be waiting at the top. Then they get there and find it empty. On this episode of The Prime Grit Mission, Kim and Garrett walk through what it actually takes to find your purpose, using two men who had everything and still felt hollow. Blake Mycoskie left a string of successful startups and built TOMS after seeing kids without shoes. Millard Fuller was a self made millionaire by 29, gave it all away, and went on to start Habitat for Humanity. Both found meaning the same way, and it was not by waiting for it. Kim and Garrett break it into three steps you can start today: The wilderness does not have to take 40 years. Your purpose is not hiding, it is waiting for today. Start free at PrimeGritPurpose.com

  4. Jul 22

    Purpose is the Paycheck You're Missing

    Most people believe you have to choose: do work that matters, or make good money. That lie is exactly why 91% of people carry "purpose anxiety" — the quiet feeling that you were made for more than the life you're actually living.In this first episode of The Prime Grit Mission, Kim and Garrett make the case that purpose isn't the enemy of profit — it's the foundation of it. Through the true stories of ordinary people who found their calling and changed the world (and built real wealth doing it), they show that when you build a business around the good only you can do, meaning and money grow together.You'll meet:• Jacqueline Novogratz — the Wall Street banker who left it all for Rwanda… and years later found the sweater she'd once given away, on a boy across the world.• Earl Bakken — the TV repairman who invented the pacemaker and turned "restore people to full life" into his company's purpose.• Sal Khan — the hedge-fund analyst who walked away to teach the world for free, and built Khan Academy.• Bryan Stevenson — and the hymn sung on death row that changed the entire course of his life.If you've ever laid in bed wondering "is this really it?" — this one's for you. Your purpose is closer than you think, and it just might be the paycheck you've been missing.▶ Find your purpose and build the business to fulfill it — start free at PrimeGritPurpose.comPurpose-driven companies outperform the S&P 500 by over 1,500%. Meaning and money were never meant to be a trade-off.

  5. Jul 22

    How to Thrive in an AI World

    AI: the biggest threat to your livelihood, or the best tool ever made? In this episode Kim and Garrett dig into the parable of the talents, why time is the real thing you are judged on, the "K curve" that is leveling the field between the rich and the poor, and how to make AI a tool in your hand instead of a knife in your back. If you have a purpose, AI is a blessing. If you do not, it can feel like a threat. Here is how to tell the difference and use it to do more good, faster. Free masterclass on using AI with purpose: https://www.PrimeGritPurpose.com Subscribe for new episodes of the Prime Grit Mission

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Helping individuals and entrepreneurs find and fulfill their purpose through a God-led business. We discuss how business can do the most good in the world and how you can use it to fulfill your purpose.

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  • Creator
    Prime Grit
  • Years Active
    2026
  • Episodes
    5
  • Rating
    Clean
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    © Prime Grit
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    The Prime Grit Mission