How to Successfully Pursue Passion, Profit, and Your Life Purpose with Matthew Potter

We strive for success in all aspects of life: mentally, financially, and spiritually. What does it take to achieve the best in all of these areas? It is easy to aspire for better things in life, but it takes determined purpose and divine providence to turn those dreams into reality.

In this episode, we talk to Matthew Potter, an entrepreneur and founder of successful websites and apps, including Pray.com. Matt shares his journey in building his thriving businesses amid hardships and external struggles. Despite being successful in his initial pursuit in the real estate business, he found himself losing passion. Inspired by divine providence, he found a new life purpose, and he is eager to share what he has learned with us.

Tune in to the episode to learn more about how you can grow and work on your life purpose, passion, and your business successfully.

Resources

• Bible
• HomeStack - Custom Real Estate Apps for Agents & Broker
• Pray.com: Website | Google Play | Apple App Store
• Episode Details

3 Reasons to Listen:

1. Understand how experiencing difficult situations helps us deal with bigger challenges in the future.
2. Matt shares how he left his flourishing business in the quest for his true passion and life purpose.
3. Know what it takes to be successful in a business also designed to help people.

About Matt

Matthew Potter is an entrepreneur, innovator, advisor, and co-founder of two websites and apps. Homestack.com is a real estate app, and Pray.com is a faith-based audio app. His work is dedicated to inspiring others to restore their faith.

If you’d like to reach out to Matt, you may contact him on his website. You may also connect with him on LinkedIn  or through email: matt@pray.com.

Episode Highlights

[03:05] Being a Founder

• The founder holds the responsibility of upholding great values. These values will become ingrained into the culture of the company.
• Each company is unique and every founder should bring something to the table. Matt considers his empathy toward customers and devotion to the company’s ideals his unique qualities. 
• Building a company with other people is similar to marriage. There are ups and downs. 
• Working with co-founders required research, communication, and honesty with each other. 

[09:53] Formation and Organization of a...