What does it take to build a successful career, lead with purpose, and stay grounded in your faith when life doesn't go according to plan?In this episode of BUILT ON PURPOSE with Justin Wilhelms, Justin sits down with Hunter Hamilton, a financial adviser with Edward Jones, to discuss the connection between faith, business, personal discipline, and leadership.From entering the financial industry during the 2008-2009 economic downturn to mentoring other advisers, Hunter shares lessons from career setbacks, unexpected detours, and the importance of taking ownership of your decisions.In this conversation, we explore: Pick a Lane: Why focus, commitment, and intentional priorities matter when building expertise and meaningful relationships.Faith in Business: How Christian values can shape your decisions, ambition, family life, and professional relationships.Discipline and Fitness: What strength training and competition can teach us about consistency, preparation, and personal growth.Financial Wisdom: Why financial advising involves more than managing investments, including helping clients navigate emotions, fears, and long-term goals.Leadership and Ownership: How humility, hunger, and emotional intelligence help build stronger teams, and why taking responsibility is essential for growth.Knowing Your Purpose: Understanding your strengths, setting boundaries, and learning when to say no so you can focus on what matters most.One of the biggest lessons from this conversation is that success doesn't always follow the path we expect. Sometimes, setbacks and redirected plans help us discover where our strengths can make the greatest impact.You can't pursue everything at once. Learn to focus, trust God's direction, and take ownership of the path in front of you.If this episode resonates with you, remember to LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and SHARE with someone who wants to grow as a leader and live with greater intention.#BuiltOnPurpose #HunterHamilton #FaithAndBusiness #FinancialPlanning #ChristianLeadership #LeadershipDevelopment #PersonalGrowth #BehavioralFinance #PurposeDriven #Entrepreneurship