This episode is Isaac Jemal's story — how he took real-life experiences, challenges, and internal struggles and turned them into a path of purpose.

Isaac shares the moments that shaped him, the lessons he learned the hard way, and how those experiences pushed him to step into the role of a speaker and educator in the field of personal development. We talk about growth that comes from lived experience, not theory, and what it means to take responsibility for your own evolution.

This conversation is about self-awareness, perspective, and the decision to use your journey — including the difficult parts — to help others grow.

If you’re in a season of reflection, rebuilding, or questioning how your experiences fit into a bigger picture, this episode shows how meaning is often created after the struggle.

In this episode, we sit down with Joseph Torkieh, a 23-year-old medical student and EMT, to talk about what it means to build a life you’re not constantly trying to escape from.

Joseph shares how, despite the long hours, pressure, and sacrifices that come with pursuing medicine, he’s been intentional about creating a life that feels meaningful now — not someday in the future. We explore discipline, routine, purpose, and how small daily choices shape whether life feels overwhelming or fulfilling.

This conversation isn’t about hustle culture or grinding at all costs. It’s about alignment — understanding why you’re doing what you’re doing, and how to stay connected to yourself even while working toward something big.

If you’re in your 20s or 30s, feeling stretched thin, or worried that life is passing you by while you chase goals — this episode offers clarity, perspective, and grounding.

This episode centers on the three pillars of The Be Conscious Foundation — our relationship to self, to others, and to God — and how each one shows up in our day-to-day behavior, often without us realizing it.

Together with Rabbi Mordechai Dabbah, we explore how misalignment in any one of these areas affects how we think, react, and move through life. We talk about why personal growth isn’t just internal work, why spirituality can’t exist in isolation, and how our relationships are mirrors showing us where work is still needed.

This conversation isn’t theoretical. It’s practical, reflective, and deeply relevant to modern life. Rabbi Dabbah breaks down how consciously working on each pillar helps bring clarity, balance, and direction — and how doing so allows a person to fulfill their mission here in a real, lived way.

If you’re trying to live with more intention, meaning, and alignment — this episode offers a simple framework with deep impact.