How a Bestselling Author Built a Business Around Purpose
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Why does Paul Peters say purpose should come before money or approval?
We were created, we just don't always know when a purpose. And typically what drives people is what can I do that's gonna make me the most money? What can I do that's gonna please my parents, rather than looking at what is it that's built within me that I love to do and then figure out how to monetize that? And so my calling is to help people find their purpose because directly related to your purpose is a sense of fulfillment. If people went into their work with a sense of passion, sense of fulfillment, it would turn their life around.
Paul Peters is a compassionate, purpose-driven leader and the CEO and founder of Covenant Case Management Services. Drawing from his personal journey as a father of someone with IDD, he leads a team dedicated to guiding and advocating for individuals and families navigating complex systems, creating a culture of understanding, dignity, and support.
And now what we are doing is we are reaching out to people, setting up meetings, getting and developing relationships, or keeping the core team that made it great. So they're gonna stay on board. So this prosperity camp, talk
to us a little bit about that. Like what kind of people are coming to this thing?
Okay. So this would be a lot of the same people at Secret Knot, but we have people like
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Hey, welcome back everyone to another episode of Living Your Legacy Podcast. I'm your host, Jay Slangan, and yeah, we have the privilege to talk to some of the best entrepreneurs, disruptors, and experts from around the country. And yeah, joining me today for our uh first session of Mindset Mastery of one of our new shows. Uh we got a special guest here. Great suit, you uh you got a little leg entry. We'll get into that. But uh what's your what's your name? And Yeah.
What's your business? Yeah, it's uh Paul Peters and I have several companies, but my uh two main ones are Covenant Case Management Services based out of um in North Carolina. And then I recently acquired Secret Knock, which is an event to pour folks, entrepreneurs, business owners who are looking to uh get on stage and excel. So
uh, and so where where's this injury coming from? You got this little uh leg this whole boot you got going on?
Yeah. So um I was a former gymnast and over the years, um, when I was in high school broke my leg, multiple s sprained ankles and found out recently I had been walking in a broken ankle. Oh. And so had surgery. I did not know that they you could do this, but you could at an ankle replacement. Oh so had it replaced in May. Uh recently got some bad news. It did not set well. So I had to go back and have it redone.
Okay. Okay. And that's like I'm thinking in my head, bionic ankle.
I'm hoping I can kick a field goal for uh one of the professional teams after this.
How did Paul turn his personal passion for helping others into a bestselling author and business?
Wow. Okay. Okay. And you're a gymnast? Like what kind of gymnast? I was a gymnast. I I did all around for a while, then I settled on high bar high bar vaulting and uh floor exercise.
Nice, that's exciting, man. It's like I I I used to do that when I was young. I was I remember walking to the gym. You get to flip around and you get to, you know, swing around, you know, like I don't know why it's not more popular.
Right. Now it's interesting. I'm involved in documentary films as well. So we are actually flying out to Colorado Springs this October to film with a gymnast from the nineteen eighty four Olympic gymnastics team. So get to meet some of my idols 'cause that's that's when I went to high school during eighty. So yeah, very excited. Yeah.
Yeah. Yeah. I feel like there's more kind of like like special specialness about it like back in the day in the in the eighties, you know? Uh maybe it was because of the Cold War and we had this whole big thing against Russia, right? And uh those those Russian gymnasts against the American gymnasts or the Chinese gymnasts, right?
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
Why does Paul Peters say purpose should come before money or approval?
0:00–2:56
2
How did Paul turn his personal passion for helping others into a bestselling author and business?
2:56–5:01
3
What career‑ending injury did Paul experience and how did it shape his entrepreneurial journey?
5:01–7:09
4
How did Paul acquire Secret Knock and what challenges did he face preserving its brand?
7:09–9:33
5
What is the Secret Knock “Prosperity Camp” and who attends these events?
9:33–11:42
6
How is Paul expanding Secret Knock globally while keeping the core team intact?
11:42–14:06
7
How do Paul and his wife collaborate as business partners and what projects are they launching?
14:06–16:35
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Where can listeners connect with Paul and learn more about Covenant Case Management and Secret Knock?
16:35–19:10