Oct 7, 2026 · 31 min · 11 segments
In this episode of Beyond Fulfillment, host Dave Gulas sits down with author, international speaker, and veteran entrepreneur Dennis Dowdell. Dennis shares his incredible journey from driving a school…
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let's just go for a few of those principles too, because this show is all about entrepreneurship and the journey itself.

And particularly too, in this day and age, right, where we're in a state of change and AI is disrupting a lot of industries and a lot of people are confused and maybe even discouraged, right? We see that everywhere in terms of where they're going in their life.

Give us some of the principles today as you see the world that entrepreneurs can really use and apply to become successful.

Well, thanks for asking that because that's just so vital because My overall purpose is to be able to help people discover their purpose and direction and to be able to recognize their unique value and how to be able to take that to the marketplace and then to be able to adapt to the changes that occur all around us, which are constant and changing faster all the time, and be able to be resilient and adapt to those things so that they can continue on the process.

And one of the key principles in change is just the idea is for things to change, you've got to change.

And it all builds on that, validates that founding principle of building and helping people.

When I first heard that, you know, for things to change, you've got to change, I wrote it down.

Why is it for things to change that I got to change? And I started thinking about it.

I mean, do we have poverty today? Corruption today? Exuberant wealth today? Hunger today? Yeah.

Did we have it 100 years ago? 1,000 years ago? 2,000 years ago? Things don't change.
And so

let's just go for a few of those principles too, because this show is all about entrepreneurship and the journey itself.

And particularly too, in this day and age, right, where we're in a state of change and AI is disrupting a lot of industries and a lot of people are confused and maybe even discouraged, right? We see that everywhere in terms of where they're going in their life.

Give us some of the principles today as you see the world that entrepreneurs can really use and apply to become successful.

Well, thanks for asking that because that's just so vital because My overall purpose is to be able to help people discover their purpose and direction and to be able to recognize their unique value and how to be able to take that to the marketplace and then to be able to adapt to the changes that occur all around us, which are constant and changing faster all the time, and be able to be resilient and adapt to those things so that they can continue on the process.

And one of the key principles in change is just the idea is for things to change, you've got to change.

And it all builds on that, validates that founding principle of building and helping people.

When I first heard that, you know, for things to change, you've got to change, I wrote it down.

Why is it for things to change that I got to change? And I started thinking about it.

I mean, do we have poverty today? Corruption today? Exuberant wealth today? Hunger today? Yeah.

Did we have it 100 years ago? 1,000 years ago? 2,000 years ago? Things don't change.
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