The Intersection of Purpose, Rest, and Peak Performance

Inspiration Contagion

Trey Bowden joins Holly Jean Jackson to discuss his transition from cycling to rock climbing and his journey in inspirational leadership. Trey shares insights on achieving peak performance, overcoming imposter syndrome, and the importance of in-person connections. He offers financial tips like pricing strategies and calculating customer lifetime value, and discusses coaching for small purpose-driven agencies. The episode also highlights Trey's commitment to building forever families for children, concluding with rapid-fire questions and closing remarks. (0:00) Introduction and Trey Bowden's background (3:12) Transition from cycling to rock climbing and inspirational leadership (7:59) Defining inspiration and peak performance (19:05) Discussing imposter syndrome and overcoming challenges (26:21) Strategies for peak performance and team culture (31:22) The role of in-person connection in team performance (31:53) Financial insights: Leaving money on the table (37:34) Pricing strategies and client options (39:34) Calculating customer lifetime value (42:10) Coaching strategies for small purpose-driven agencies (43:21) Rapid fire questions on advice and legacy (44:11) Building forever families for children (44:50) Closing remarks and listener call to action