EOS Expands

This week, Chief Adventure Officer Caleb Kolb sits down with Kent Chevalier, pastor, author, speaker, and NFL chaplain, to discuss faith, courage, and leading with purpose. Serving as chaplain to the Pittsburgh Steelers, Kent shares lessons from more than 30 years of ministry and the story behind his book, Do It Afraid. The conversation also highlights Deflect the Glory, a movement encouraging people to redirect recognition and praise toward God while using their influence and resources to serve others. Kent shares how this message connects to leadership, generosity, and the mission of Adventures in Training with a Purpose (ATP).Check out our website: https://www.centerforvictory.com/ 

This week, Chief Victory Officer Eric Guy sits down with Bobby Kelly, veteran coach, speaker, and founder of Results Only Fitness. With more than 30 years of experience helping people transform their bodies, energy, and lives, Bobby has worked with everyone from everyday clients and professional athletes to Fortune 500 executives and a former U.S. president. Eric and Bobby explore why meaningful results require a whole-person approach, how consistency and accountability create lasting change, and why people should stop waiting for the perfect time or motivation to pursue what matters most.Check out our website: https://www.centerforvictory.com/ 

We are ecstatic to share our huge milestone of 300 episodes of Your Best Day Yet! In today's special episode, the entire Guy family joins Eric to reminisce on the journey to get to this milestone with all the fun jokes and lessons learned in between! Tears are shed, laughs are shared, and we are all so grateful for the support to get to 300 episodes. Thank you all for tuning in and watching us throughout all these years, and we can't wait for the next 300 to come!Check out our website: https://www.centerforvictory.com/ 

This week, Chief Victory Officer Eric Guy sits down with Roger Gauthier, an entrepreneur and transformational leader with more than 30 years of experience launching over 30 business ventures. Drawing from his background in aviation, personal development, and leadership, Roger helps founders, CEOs, and purpose-driven professionals overcome internal barriers and build systems that support their vision. Eric and Roger explore the difference between external success and genuine fulfillment, why personal transformation is essential to achieving meaningful goals, and how understanding your purpose can shape the way you lead and live.Check out our website: https://www.centerforvictory.com/ 

In this episode, the roles are reversed for this fun interview with Mike Vucelich, Chief Joy Officer Assistant, and our Chief Adventure Officer, Caleb Kolb! Mike interviews Caleb today, and they explore how outdoor adventure, coaching, and challenging experiences can create meaningful personal growth. From endurance hikes and mountaineering to wrestling and guiding others through difficult moments, Caleb shares how stepping beyond your comfort zone builds resilience, confidence, and stronger relationships. Check out our website: https://www.centerforvictory.com/ 

This week, Chief Victory Officer Eric Guy sits down with Allison Wyatt, Founder and CEO of Edgility Talent Partners, an equity-centered human capital consulting firm serving nonprofits nationwide. With more than 20 years of experience across the private and social impact sectors, Allison advises CEOs and boards on compensation, leadership transitions, and building high-performance, values-aligned talent systems. Eric and Allison explore why people are at the center of organizational impact, what really drives turnover, and how clarity, growth, strong leadership, and intentional talent strategies can help organizations retain great people.Check out our website: https://www.centerforvictory.com/ 

This week, Chief Joy Officer Faith Guy (now Vucelich) sits down with her dad, Chief Victory Officer Eric Guy, for a deeply personal conversation about marriage, love, relationships, and building a life together. As Faith prepares to marry Mike, Eric reflects on more than 30 years of marriage and the lessons he wishes he had understood earlier, from surrender and unconditional love to communication, personal responsibility, and learning to love someone according to who they are. Together, they explore how intentional time, healthy communication, regulation, mutual growth, and a shared “why” can create relationships where both people are empowered to experience their best day yet. Check out our website and more about the Predictive Index HERE: https://www.centerforvictory.com/ 

This week, Chief Victory Officer Eric Guy sits down with Army National Guard veteran, leadership expert, and “Business Sergeant” Chris Hallberg, President of GoExpand and founder of Business Sergeant. Ranked #9 on Inc. Magazine’s Top 50 Leadership & Management Experts list and a premier Certified EOS Implementer for over a decade, Chris has helped hundreds of companies scale by combining military-grade discipline with the Entrepreneurial Operating System. Eric and Chris explore why commitment matters more than accountability, how the right people in the right seats can transform a company, and why simple, consistent systems create the foundation for sustainable growth.Check out our website: https://www.centerforvictory.com/ 

This week, Chief Victory Officer Eric Guy sits down with U.S. Army veteran, Captain in the Utah National Guard, serial entrepreneur, leadership consultant, and author Parker McCumber. With more than 15 years of military leadership experience, including time as a Forward Observer in Afghanistan, Parker has built multiple 6-, 7-, and 8-figure businesses across e-commerce, coaching, content, and real estate. Drawing from his military and business experience, Parker shares how founders can reduce dependency on themselves by creating clarity, leading with trust, and establishing non-negotiables. He also shares lessons from his book, “How The Hell Are You Doing This?”Check out our website: https://www.centerforvictory.com/ 

This week, Chief Victory Officer Eric Guy sits down with lifelong entrepreneur, author, speaker, and business leader Reed Nyffeler, founder and CEO of Signal Formula. Reed reflects on the experiences and leaders that shaped his own development and shares why he believes the next generation of leaders needs a different approach to growth and engagement. Together, Eric and Reed explore how organizations can personally empower younger employees, why self-management and resilience are essential leadership skills, and how auditing your time can reveal whether your daily actions actually align with your purpose.Check out our website: https://www.centerforvictory.com/