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Business, Finance and Soul is a podcast created for the curious, a conversation for those interested in Business strategies, Personal Finance and the driving force behind it all.2023 Economía Exito Profesional
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  • AI Isn't the End of Humanity It Might Be the Beginning (with Pete Sacco)
    Jan 13 2026

    In this episode of Business, Finance & Soul, Shaun Enders sits down with Pete Sacco—entrepreneur, data center builder, and self-described modern-day mystic—to talk about what happens when high performance meets inner work.

    Pete shares the turning point that changed his life, the framework he calls Commit, Learn, Do, and why his book Living in Bliss is ultimately about building a life rooted in presence, purpose, and prosperity (for yourself—and for others).

    From there, the conversation expands into the frontier: AI as "electricity," decentralization, the future of identity, robotics, and why the next era may not diminish our humanity—but amplify it. Pete also breaks down leadership in the modern world: culture, motivation, vision, and the rituals that keep leaders grounded when everything speeds up.

    If you've ever felt like success and fulfillment were two separate paths, this episode is your reminder: you can be both.

    What we cover
    • Pete's transformation story and the origin of Commit, Learn, Do

    • Defining "bliss" for leaders in high-pressure environments

    • Why meditation is a leadership tool (and where it can lead)

    • AI's pace of change and what it means for identity and purpose

    • Decentralization: workforce, energy, finance, and cloud infrastructure

    • Robotics, caregiving, and the future of "work"

    • The belief Pete would erase: your worth = your productivity

    • Building a personal brand in the AI era

    Guest links
    • Pete's website: www.petesacco.com

    • Book: Living in Bliss: https://www.amazon.com/Living-Bliss-Achieve-Balanced-Existence/dp/1636803725/ref=tmm_hrd_swatch_0

    Connect with Shaun / Business, Finance & Soul

    https://www.youtube.com/@Businessfinanceandsoul

    www.BusinessFinanceAndSoul.com

    Timestamps

    00:00 – Intro / Pete's background: technologist + modern-day mystic
    02:45 – The turning point and Living in Bliss
    06:15 – What "bliss" means for leaders
    09:05 – The CEO shift: culture + motivation
    14:40 – Rituals for grounded leadership (meditation)
    17:08 – Consciousness, connectedness, and "unmeditating"
    22:15 – AI, identity, and the future of work
    32:30 – Decentralization: energy, cloud, currency
    42:20 – Robotics and real-world adoption
    52:00 – The belief Pete would erase
    54:35 – "My job is to love you" (the story)
    56:30 – Where to find Pete

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  • Why Healthcare is Broken with Donovan Pyle
    Dec 30 2025
    Healthcare premiums keep rising, but plan quality often stays the same (or gets worse). In this conversation, Shaun Enders sits down with Donovan Pyle—CEO of Health Compass and author of Fixing Healthcare—to unpack why the employer-sponsored healthcare market functions the way it does. Donovan explains the "hidden supply chain" behind your healthcare spend, why broker incentives often conflict with employer outcomes, and how CEOs can start reclaiming wasted dollars by getting unbiased, fiduciary-aligned guidance and improving visibility into unit pricing. Key Topics Covered Why employer healthcare spend feels unstoppable, and why that belief is "trained" The healthcare supply chain and how lack of transparency drives waste How brokers were historically designed to function (and why incentives matter) Why networks can hide prices and distort the price/quality relationship The "discount off infinity" problem behind EOBs (Explanation of Benefits) Regulatory capture and why some states limit small-business options Certificate of Need ("CON") laws and how they restrict competition The shift toward fiduciary models (similar to what happened in retirement plans) Practical steps for CEOs: visibility, vendor stack, and unbiased advisory support Chapters / Timestamps (YouTube-style) 00:01 – Welcome + why this topic matters to Shaun (20 years of premium increases) 01:17 – The big numbers: employer-sponsored coverage, $1.3T spend, and the "waste" claim 02:03 – Why finance/HR teams aren't set up to understand healthcare procurement 03:54 – The broker dilemma: "the only voice you have" vs. conflicts of interest 05:29 – Why Donovan focuses on the employer-sponsored market (not Medicare/Medicaid) 07:27 – The origin story: the first U.S. insurance plan (1929) and what became Blue Cross 09:26 – Brokers as "retail distribution" and why costs rising helps the sell-side 11:59 – ACA, cost-plus dynamics, and why vertical integration changed the game 14:52 – Reframing healthcare: not one line item—a supply chain 16:31 – Shaun's parallel: higher education costs and "cracks in the veneer" 19:14 – The strategy universe expands once you get unbiased advice 21:21 – Cash pricing: why individuals sometimes get better pricing than big insurers 23:34 – Shaun's billing experience: allowed vs billed, even in integrated systems 25:35 – EOBs as marketing: "Island Speak" and the illusion of savings 29:40 – Small business reality in CA/NY/WA: limited options and why 34:50 – Certificate of Need ("CON") laws: regulating supply and blocking competition 42:07 – ACA subsidies: what's expiring and what the market may revert to 46:31 – The most practical step: get unbiased, fiduciary-aligned advice 51:16 – Parallels to financial services: commissions → fee-based fiduciary models 57:14 – Real example: PBM RFP leading to multi-million-dollar savings 59:18 – Bringing it back to purpose: time, meaning, and what drives Donovan 01:05:29 – Where to find Donovan + free executive summary roadmap https://assessment.healthcompassconsulting.com/tba Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/9vEdj0XBOyI Connect with Shaun: www.CallTSG.com www.BusinessFinanceAndSoul.com https://www.linkedin.com/in/shaunenders/ People / Organizations Mentioned Donovan Pyle – CEO, Health Compass; author of Fixing Healthcare Validation Institute – referenced as a place to find fiduciary-based firms RAND Corporation (2021 study referenced) – cash pricing / employer pricing dynamics David Goldhill – author of Catastrophic Care (chapter: "Island Speak") Harris Rosen – Rosen Hotels (Orlando), example of long-term employer healthcare strategy Resources Mentioned Free executive summary + roadmap: FixingHealthcare.com Book: Fixing Healthcare (Donovan Pyle) Book: Catastrophic Care (David Goldhill) Disclaimer This episode discusses healthcare financing and benefits strategy from an employer perspective. It is not medical, legal, or financial advice.
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  • The Long Game of Delayed Gratification
    Dec 16 2025

    In this solo episode of Business, Finance & Soul, Shaun Enders breaks down why meaningful success in life, business, money, health, and relationships almost always unfolds over years, not weeks or months. Drawing from personal experience in entrepreneurship, investing, parenting, and athletics, Shaun explains how discipline compounds, why modern life is engineered against patience, and how learning to sit comfortably in the delay can change your future.

    If you're building something that matters and wondering why it feels slower than expected this episode will help you reframe timelines, trust the process, and stay committed to the long game.

    🎯 Topics include:

    • Delayed gratification vs instant gratification

    • Long-term thinking in business and finance

    • Discipline, compounding, and consistency

    • Parenting, investing, and life goals

    • Why the payoff takes time

    00:00 – Welcome & The Arc of the Payoff
    Why success often shows up in waves, not straight lines

    02:25 – Wrestling, Trauma, and Learning Delay Early
    How sport and adversity taught long-term thinking

    04:30 – Delayed Gratification Is Compounding in Disguise
    Good decisions vs. bad decisions over time

    06:05 – Indulgence Today Is a Tax on the Future
    Diet, discipline, and conscious tradeoffs

    08:00 – Discipline vs. Distraction
    Two simple questions to audit your daily behavior

    10:15 – Social Comparison and Financial Drift
    How lifestyle creep quietly derails long-term goals

    12:20 – What If the Goal Takes 10 or 20 Years?
    Why timelines matter less than direction

    14:25 – Journaling, Vision, and a Decade-Long Payoff
    Living a reality imagined ten years earlier

    15:18 – Staying in Discomfort Without Tapping Out
    Delayed gratification isn't waiting—it's doing

    17:05 – Parenting, Business, and Invisible Payoffs
    Why some rewards don't show up for decades

    19:20 – The Long Game vs. the Now Game
    Saving vs. spending, building vs. reacting

    20:15 – The Five-Year Payoff Myth
    Trusting the work before the reward

    21:00 – The 30-Day Delayed Gratification Challenge
    A practical exercise to build pride and confidence

    https://www.youtube.com/@Businessfinanceandsoul

    www.BusinessFinanceAndSoul.com

    www.CallTSG.com

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