Game Changer Performance Josh Dotzler

In this episode of the Game Changer Performance Podcast, Josh sits down with Raj Lulla, a dynamic figure from Omaha whose upbringing straddled the worlds of Hinduism and Christianity. From attending Bible College to working in ministry and now co-owning Fruitful Design & Strategy, Raj's journey has been one of navigating identity, purpose, and creative expression. 

Listen in as he candidly discusses the challenges he faced as an Indian-American in church leadership and recommends insightful reads like "Aliens of the Promised Land" by Dr. Anthony Bradley. 

Plus, discover the inspiration behind Raj's new book, "The Caring House," and how he aims to instill hope in those burdened by life's challenges. Tune in for a conversation that promises to enlighten and inspire. 

In this short episode of Game Changer Performance Podcast, the next layer of the Game Plan for living on purpose is revealed, which is combating fears as they surface when pursuing our dreams.


Josh shares when it comes to fear there is a process that takes place! It starts with recognizing the challenges we will face, becoming aware of them, and then combating them with truth, boundaries, and a turning to the game plan that helps us move forward to who God calls us to be 

Josh challenges us to ask ourselves what our top 3-5 fears we face! Be ready to write them down as you listen to this episode! 

Join us on a new episode of Game Changer Performance Podcast as Joe Thornton, CEO of Scooters Coffee, shares insights on cultivating a mission-driven culture focused on customer loyalty and a commitment to kindness. You will be inspired by Joe's leadership and how he has stepped in to help continue building a brand that creates amazing experiences and fosters growth through integrity, love, humility, and courage. 

Tune in for a deep dive into the essentials of leading a brand that touches lives. 

In this short episode of the Game Changer Performance Podcast, Josh provides tips for  creating a Game Plan for living on purpose.

Josh discusses Matthew 25, the Parable of the Talents, and encourages us to steward what God has given us well. To invest in it, and grow it and not just hide it away.

He shares some practical steps and four main areas to consider when developing a Game Plan for living on purpose: Future, Fear, Focus, and Fundamentals.

He goes into detail on three main questions to ask yourself when developing your vision:
Is my vision based on others and not myself?Am I dreaming big enough to need others, to need God?What do I want to be known for? Does it align with what I am doing? 

In this episode of the Game Changer Performance Podcast Josh talks with Nash Mahupete (Mah-who-peh-tae). Nash grew up in Zimbabwe and came to Omaha with the plan of getting a degree and returning home. However, plans changed and he is now the Vice President of Residential Services at QLI here in Omaha.

QLI helps individuals with spinal cord injuries recover and adjust to their new life. They use neuroplasticity to help retrain the brain and help the "shape the life they're working towards."

Between working at QLI and his book "Dream Catcher" Nash has a passion for helping everyone realize their potential and reach their dreams. He believes that everyone can be a CEO if we all work together to be the best we can be. If we all live with the mindset of being Better Together, believing "it's not about me, it's about you," we can all accomplish incredible things!

Josh and Nash's discussion is filled with ways to grow in leadership, personal development, and growth to inspire you to be the best version of you you can be!

If you are interested in learning more about QLI, Nash's story, or want a copy of his book reach out to him by emailing him at nmahupete@qliomaha.com.  

In the first Game Changer Performance short Josh introduces us to his focus of the year: Living On Purpose.

Josh shares some knowledge from 1 Corinthians 9 where Paul teaches about training and running the race with purpose. Not just "shadowboxing" or training aimlessly. He also talks about Sam Sinek's book which encourages us to focus on the "why" behind each step we take and not just the "what." It's not about performance. 

Josh shares how he's personally taking steps to maximize his influence in order to maximize the impact around him. He challenges us to do the same by taking just one step to live, lead, and love more on purpose in 2024.