EPISODE · May 10, 2026 · 39 MIN
Ep 001 | The Cost of Drivenness | Vinny Savard & Jennifer Amirault
from The Driven Podcast · host Colt Charlebois
In this episode of The Driven, host Colt Charlebois sits down with Vinny Savard and Jennifer Amirault for a raw and honest conversation about the cost of drivenness. Together they explore the dark side of ambition — the limiting beliefs, inner dialogue, and hidden motives that can fuel success but come at a serious personal price.Jennifer shares her powerful story of transformation and surrender, including an unexpected encounter with Jesus during a guided meditation that changed the trajectory of her life and leadership. Vinny opens up about the pressure to perform, the lies that drove his ambition, and what it looks like to lead from a place of purpose rather than proving yourself.They dig into what it means to be driven by impact rather than ego, how to identify when ambition is rooted in pain, and why the most meaningful leadership starts with surrender. This isn't a tips-and-tricks leadership conversation — it's a deep, faith-centered look at what it really takes to lead with integrity.Vinny and Jennifer are the lead organizers of the upcoming Leaders of Impact Conference on May 23rd in Halifax, Nova Scotia, where Colt will be speaking. Visit Inspire FM online to learn more and register.
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In this episode of The Driven, host Colt Charlebois sits down with Vinny Savard and Jennifer Amirault for a raw and honest conversation about the cost of drivenness. Together they explore the dark side of ambition — the limiting beliefs, inner dialogue, and hidden motives that can fuel success but come at a serious personal price. Jennifer shares her powerful story of transformation and surrender, including an unexpected encounter with Jesus during a guided meditation that changed the traject...
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