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Episode 012 - Quincy Amarikwa - Part 2 - Entrepreneur, Co-Founder Black Players for Change, Mental Strength Coach, Professional Soccer Player
Part 2 of our time with Quincy Amarikwa, co-founder of Black Players for Change and Mental Strength League.
Key Quotes:
"The amplification and elevation of the voice only come from others and can only happen as a result from the individual within the system. What do you choose to do, how do you choose to act or behave moving forward - which voices do you choose to elevate and amplify? Are you willing to amplify and elevate voices that are different from your own? That is a question that everyone has to answer themselves."
Ask about taking risks and overcoming challenges for continued growth and maturation, Quincy emphasized, "Your why has to be big enough!" Your driving force, passion has to be bigger than the risk and challenge you are overcoming or working to accomplish!
Enjoy the part 2 of our conversation with Quincy Amarikwa and make sure to check him out at quincyamarikwa.com
Connect with Quincy:
Connect with Jonathan:
Connect with Wells:
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Part 2 of our time with Quincy Amarikwa, co-founder of Black Players for Change and Mental Strength League.
Key Quotes:
"The amplification and elevation of the voice only come from others and can only happen as a result from the individual within the system. What do you choose to do, how do you choose to act or behave moving forward - which voices do you choose to elevate and amplify? Are you willing to amplify and elevate voices that are different from your own? That is a question that everyone has to answer themselves."
Ask about taking risks and overcoming challenges for continued growth and maturation, Quincy emphasized, "Your why has to be big enough!" Your driving force, passion has to be bigger than the risk and challenge you are overcoming or working to accomplish!
Enjoy the part 2 of our conversation with Quincy Amarikwa and make sure to check him out at quincyamarikwa.com
Connect with Quincy:
Connect with Jonathan:
Connect with Wells: