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Amir Armstrong: How Self-Love Is Your Legacy
Amir loves himself fully, deeply, and, above all, unapologetically. Hear how he does it.
In this episode of Seriously Authentic, Larissa speaks with Amir Armstrong, co-founder of the Deadstock Run Club organized by Deadstock Coffee.
Deadstock Run Club is a community-based run club that meets weekly on Tuesday evenings in Chinatown in the heart of Portland, OR. Amir and his co-founder's goal is to foster community while getting people active. Deadstock Run Club has partnered with fitness brands like Nike, New Balance, and more.
In this conversation Amir & Larissa cover:
- Amir’s early childhood
- Amir’s grandma’s influence and her legacy of helping other people out
- Meeting Ian Williams and connecting with Deadstock Coffee Community
- Moving from Philly to Portland, the culture shock, and being new to a city
- Deadstock’s Run Club’s mission to make running accessible to everyone
- Amir’s experience working with household brand names
- How advertising can be opportunistic while also creating impactful change
- Amir defines what starving his ego means to him
- How Amir embraces self-love
- How self-care is a form of productivity, and how counter-intuitive that is
- The number one thing holding people back from going after their dreams is self-comparison
- Amir defines what he calls an “Off the porch moment,” aka going after what you want
- How sometimes some things inside of us have to die so we can start anew
- How Deadstock Run Club was a healing space for people at the beginning of the pandemic
- How Amir is practicing seeing asking for help as a strength
- How Amir is redefining his relationship with grief
Follow Deadstock Run Club here: https://www.instagram.com/deadstockrunclub/
Follow Amir:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/_am.1r_/
Follow Larissa:
Subscribe to bi-weekly my newsletter, Seriously Authentic: https://view.flodesk.com/pages/6345b7fedc1a7e7fee60a1f1
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/larissavictoria/?hl=en
Book a free discovery call: https://o555h5sa51b.typeform.com/to/Ml9LPYHa
Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/larissa-board-0b78b252/
Seriously Authentic Music by: Haile Meirow “Ghosts”
Amir loves himself fully, deeply, and, above all, unapologetically. Hear how he does it.
In this episode of Seriously Authentic, Larissa speaks with Amir Armstrong, co-founder of the Deadstock Run Club organized by Deadstock Coffee.
Deadstock Run Club is a community-based run club that meets weekly on Tuesday evenings in Chinatown in the heart of Portland, OR. Amir and his co-founder's goal is to foster community while getting people active. Deadstock Run Club has partnered with fitness brands like Nike, New Balance, and more.
In this conversation Amir & Larissa cover:
- Amir’s early childhood
- Amir’s grandma’s influence and her legacy of helping other people out
- Meeting Ian Williams and connecting with Deadstock Coffee Community
- Moving from Philly to Portland, the culture shock, and being new to a city
- Deadstock’s Run Club’s mission to make running accessible to everyone
- Amir’s experience wo
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By Larissa VictoriaAmir loves himself fully, deeply, and, above all, unapologetically. Hear how he does it.
In this episode of Seriously Authentic, Larissa speaks with Amir Armstrong, co-founder of the Deadstock Run Club organized by Deadstock Coffee.
Deadstock Run Club is a community-based run club that meets weekly on Tuesday evenings in Chinatown in the heart of Portland, OR. Amir and his co-founder's goal is to foster community while getting people active. Deadstock Run Club has partnered with fitness brands like Nike, New Balance, and more.
In this conversation Amir & Larissa cover:
- Amir’s early childhood
- Amir’s grandma’s influence and her legacy of helping other people out
- Meeting Ian Williams and connecting with Deadstock Coffee Community
- Moving from Philly to Portland, the culture shock, and being new to a city
- Deadstock’s Run Club’s mission to make running accessible to everyone
- Amir’s experience working with household brand names
- How advertising can be opportunistic while also creating impactful change
- Amir defines what starving his ego means to him
- How Amir embraces self-love
- How self-care is a form of productivity, and how counter-intuitive that is
- The number one thing holding people back from going after their dreams is self-comparison
- Amir defines what he calls an “Off the porch moment,” aka going after what you want
- How sometimes some things inside of us have to die so we can start anew
- How Deadstock Run Club was a healing space for people at the beginning of the pandemic
- How Amir is practicing seeing asking for help as a strength
- How Amir is redefining his relationship with grief
Follow Deadstock Run Club here: https://www.instagram.com/deadstockrunclub/
Follow Amir:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/_am.1r_/
Follow Larissa:
Subscribe to bi-weekly my newsletter, Seriously Authentic: https://view.flodesk.com/pages/6345b7fedc1a7e7fee60a1f1
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/larissavictoria/?hl=en
Book a free discovery call: https://o555h5sa51b.typeform.com/to/Ml9LPYHa
Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/larissa-board-0b78b252/
Seriously Authentic Music by: Haile Meirow “Ghosts”
Amir loves himself fully, deeply, and, above all, unapologetically. Hear how he does it.
In this episode of Seriously Authentic, Larissa speaks with Amir Armstrong, co-founder of the Deadstock Run Club organized by Deadstock Coffee.
Deadstock Run Club is a community-based run club that meets weekly on Tuesday evenings in Chinatown in the heart of Portland, OR. Amir and his co-founder's goal is to foster community while getting people active. Deadstock Run Club has partnered with fitness brands like Nike, New Balance, and more.
In this conversation Amir & Larissa cover:
- Amir’s early childhood
- Amir’s grandma’s influence and her legacy of helping other people out
- Meeting Ian Williams and connecting with Deadstock Coffee Community
- Moving from Philly to Portland, the culture shock, and being new to a city
- Deadstock’s Run Club’s mission to make running accessible to everyone
- Amir’s experience wo