Welcome to The Impact Podcast, Mentorship with Eddie Wilson Podcast. I'm Eddie Wilson, and I'm excited to share my journey and insights with you. As an entrepreneur who has successfully owned over 125 businesses and developed a unique business operating system, I understand the importance of living intentionally and finding your purpose. In this podcast, we will explore how you can take control of your life, unlock your potential, and create a meaningful impact. I believe that everyone has the ability and responsibility to make a difference, and through this podcast, I want to help you discover what you are created for and how to achieve it. We'll cover a wide range of topics, including entrepreneurship, leadership, personal growth, and philanthropy. My goal is to inspire you to live with purpose, take deliberate actions, and create a ripple effect that will positively impact the world. So, join me on this journey, and let's make a difference together.
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68 - When Life Forces You to Start Over | How to Thrive Through Life's Transitions
Aug 18, 202619 min
Every meaningful life is marked by transition. The question is whether we allow change to keep us stuck in the past or use it to become something greater. In this episode of the Impact Podcast, Eddie Wilson shares three principles he personally uses to navigate seasons of transition. Drawing from his recent decision to step away from the CEO role at Collective Influence, along with previous business exits and major changes throughout his life, Eddie explores the fear, uncertainty, identity loss, and opportunity that often accompany a new chapter. From grieving an old season without becoming trapped by it, to identifying the character, calling, and convictions that remain when everything else changes, this conversation offers a powerful perspective for anyone facing uncertainty in business or life. Eddie also shares how his work with Impact Others is reshaping his own understanding of purpose and possibility, and looks to Winston Churchill's "wilderness years" as a reminder that a season that feels like decline may actually be preparation. If you're facing a career change, business transition, loss, new opportunity, or simply wondering what's next, this episode is a reminder that moving forward doesn't require having the entire map. Sometimes it begins with becoming curious enough to take the next step. TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 – Navigating Life's Transitions 02:06 – Why We Get Stuck in Old Seasons 03:15 – Principle 1: Grieve What Was 05:05 – Identity and Letting Go 06:20 – Principle 2: Clarify What Is Permanent 07:00 – Character, Calling, and Convictions 10:46 – Principle 3: Get Curious About What's Next 12:07 – How Curiosity Creates Hope 13:03 – Finding New Purpose Through Impact Others 14:22 – Fear vs. Curiosity 15:10 – Preservation vs. Transformation 15:56 – Winston Churchill's Wilderness Years 18:11 – When Setbacks Become Preparation 19:08 – Becoming Stronger Through Transition 20:25 – Who Are You Becoming? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
67 - Your Purpose Is Closer Than You Think | Why Serving Others Changes Everything
Aug 4, 202631 min
How do you actually find your purpose? In this episode of the Impact Podcast, Eddie Wilson sits down with missionary and entrepreneur Josh Hedman to challenge one of the biggest questions people ask throughout life. Instead of searching endlessly for purpose, they explore why purpose is often discovered through serving others. Recorded in Lima, Peru, this conversation follows Josh's journey from building business systems in the United States to serving families, children, and communities in South America. Along the way, Eddie shares why purpose is rarely a single defining moment. More often, it grows through small acts of service, faithful decisions, and a willingness to help the people already in front of you. The conversation also highlights Project Dakota, Impact Others' initiative to bring hope and Christmas gifts to children around the world, reminding us that even a small act of generosity can create a lasting impact. Whether you're building a business, growing in leadership, or searching for greater meaning, this episode offers a refreshing perspective on purpose, significance, and living a life that truly matters. TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 – Finding Your Purpose 01:08 – Josh's Journey to Peru 04:20 – Why Service Leads to Purpose 08:10 – Business, Ministry, and People 11:08 – Taking the Next Step 13:00 – Serving Families and Communities 15:00 – Lessons From Peruvian Culture 18:10 – Redefining Success 20:10 – Why Serving Others Changes You 22:15 – Project Dakota's Impact 29:10 – Taking the First Step 32:10 – Final Thoughts on Purpose Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
66 - The Missing Key to Success | Why Mentorship Changes Everything
Jul 21, 202630 min
Mentorship may be one of the most overlooked keys to success. In this episode of the Impact Podcast, Eddie Wilson shares why major growth in life, business, leadership, relationships, and investing often comes through proximity to the right people. After watching his oldest son get married, Eddie reflects on the importance of having someone ahead of you who can offer wisdom, perspective, correction, and encouragement for the season ahead. Using the example of Alexander the Great and Aristotle, Eddie breaks down why mentorship is not simply access, information, or status. It is perspective. It is refinement. It is having someone close enough to recognize blind spots and call out the version of you that already exists beneath the surface. This episode is for anyone who feels stuck, underdeveloped, or aware that their next level will require more than information. It will challenge listeners to seek mentorship intentionally, serve before asking, become more coachable, and eventually turn around to mentor someone else. TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 – Introduction and Eddie’s Reflection on Marriage 01:11 – Why Mentorship Matters 02:00 – The Missing Variable for Success 03:13 – Seeing the Fully Formed Version of Yourself 04:34 – How to Think About Mentorship 05:21 – Alexander the Great and Aristotle 06:09 – The Perspective Gap 07:21 – How Mentors Refine Potential 08:32 – How to Find a Mentor 09:25 – Getting Specific About the Right Mentor 11:22 – Serve Before You Ask 13:30 – Ask One Clear Question 17:19 – Let Mentorship Develop Naturally 18:20 – Why You Need Multiple Mentors 20:11 – How to Be a Mentor 21:09 – Ask Before You Advise 22:20 – Tell Hard Truths Well 23:29 – Share Failures, Not Just Successes 25:04 – Do Not Create Clones 25:58 – Let People Outgrow You 27:16 – The Cycle of Mentorship 28:05 – Stay Teachable 29:00 – Wisdom Must Move Through People 29:49 – Final Thoughts on Legacy and Mentorship Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
65 - Why Most People Stay Broke | The Mindset Shift That Changes Everything
Jul 7, 202655 min
What if success has been defined incorrectly your entire life? In this episode of the Impact Podcast, Eddie Wilson sits down with real estate expert and author Aaron Chapman for a deep conversation about wealth, resilience, real estate, inflation, legacy, and what actually creates a meaningful life. This is not just a discussion about money or investing. It’s about mindset, discipline, relationships, and understanding how small daily decisions shape your future over decades. Aaron breaks down why most people stay financially stuck, how inflation quietly destroys buying power, why real estate still matters, and why success eventually shifts from status to purpose. If you feel behind in life, overwhelmed financially, or unsure where to begin, this episode will challenge your perspective and encourage you to start moving forward today. TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 – Introduction and Aaron Chapman’s Background 02:14 – Why the Average Person Struggles Financially 05:23 – The Mindset Behind Success and Resilience 09:24 – Why It’s Never Too Late to Start 11:42 – Inflation and the Declining Dollar 15:22 – Why Real Estate Still Builds Wealth 19:29 – Defining Success in Different Seasons of Life 23:00 – Relationships, Family, and Legacy 27:33 – Why Family Structure Matters Again 30:18 – The Truth About Real Estate Investing 35:04 – Why Fear Keeps People From Investing 40:02 – Understanding Inflation Through Real Examples 46:10 – Why Physical Assets Matter 52:04 – Building Wealth Through Consistency 57:56 – Why Successful People Start Earlier 01:02:52 – Preparing for Life’s Difficult Days 01:05:17 – Relationships Over Possessions 01:07:14 – Final Thoughts and Closing Advice Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
64 - The Burden of Leadership | How Great Leaders Make Decisions Under Pressure
Jun 23, 202622 min
What do great leaders do when there is no clear answer? In this episode of the Impact Podcast, Eddie Wilson breaks down the emotional burden of leadership through the lens of Dwight Eisenhower and the D-Day invasion during World War II. This is not just a conversation about leadership theory. It’s about the reality of carrying responsibility when outcomes are uncertain, pressure is overwhelming, and the weight of the decision rests entirely on you. Eddie unpacks a practical leadership framework for making decisions under pressure, removing fear from the process, and leading with courage instead of paralysis. If you are leading a business, a team, a family, or simply trying to make difficult decisions in life, this episode will challenge the way you think about courage, responsibility, and leadership. TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 – Introduction and the Burden of Leadership 00:57 – Dwight Eisenhower and the Weight of D-Day 04:18 – Leadership in Uncertainty 06:01 – The 3 Realities Every Leader Faces 06:27 – Owning Responsibility Before the Outcome 08:15 – Why Fear Destroys Leadership 10:59 – Making Decisions Without Certainty 13:44 – The 3 Questions Every Leader Must Ask 16:12 – Why Movement Matters More Than Perfection 17:12 – Carrying the Weight of Leadership 18:58 – The Cost of Doing Nothing 20:18 – Removing Fear From Decision-Making 21:13 – Why Leadership Is Still Worth It 21:58 – Applying This Framework to Business and Life Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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