Episode DescriptionToo often, conversations about leadership, innovation, and entrepreneurship get reduced to surface-level soundbites — quick wins, growth hacks, and feel-good inspiration. But what happens when we step back and ask harder questions about the systems we’re building, the stories we’re living, and the future we’re shaping together?In this episode of Mission Driven You, I sit down with Hussein Hallak — entrepreneur, community builder, and sharp critic of shallow narratives. Hussein challenges us to look past the algorithm, to reject the traps of short-term thinking, and to pursue innovation that aligns with integrity and humanity.We talk about what it means to build with courage, how to recognize when our definitions of success are keeping us stuck, and why authentic connection is the real foundation for meaningful change.If you’re ready to think differently about leadership and the future we’re shaping, this conversation is for you.Show NotesIn This Episode with Hussein Hallak:Why innovation without integrity is a hollow game.How entrepreneurs and leaders can avoid being trapped by algorithmic thinking.The systemic narratives that keep us chasing growth at the expense of meaning.Why community and authentic connection are the most important currencies we have.Practical ways to measure success beyond money, status, or metrics.What it means to build ventures, organizations, and movements that endure.Why This Conversation Matters:Mission Driven You exists to move beyond “feel-good” wellness and business hacks into the deeper public implications of how we live and lead. Hussein embodies that mission — asking hard questions, challenging cultural scripts, and pointing us toward a future that’s human-centered and worth building.Follow & Connect:Subscribe to Mission Driven You on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or your favorite podcast app.Watch full episodes and video essays on YouTube.Join me on Substack at drwillsamson.substack.comConnect with me on LinkedIn for ongoing leadership insights.

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