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Troy from Heroes of Project Earth sits down with Kyle Corbett to talk about Kyle's adventures on Seas Lyfe has been going so far. From waking up in a militarized zone to researching the endangered Cuvier Beaked Whales, Kyle has an endless stream of stories, struggles, and triumphs that went into his greatest adventure yet.

From his humble beginnings of being a surfer that wanted to find the best surf spots, most of them you could only reach by way of boat, Kyle quickly became familiarized with the waters surrounding Southern California and Baja California which most of his adventures on Seas Lyfe would be taking place on.

Kyle has always been passionate about nature and decided to utilize his other passion and knowledge of sailing in order to create his organizations, Seas Lyfe and Reduce Impact. These organizations are focused on spreading awareness regarding the damage that we as humans are doing to our ocean and planet.

The initial goal behind Seas Lyfe and Reduce Impact is to reduce the demand for single-use plastic which can only be done by informing others of how they can reduce their impact on our environment. We like to call it "Destroy the Disconnect with Nature," and by that we mean to help others gain awareness of the impact our everyday actions have on the environment. We do this by revealing information about climate change in a medium that is easily understandable through blogs on our websites http://reduceimpact.org/ and http://seaslyfe.com/, or by going on research expeditions studying just how pollution in the sea is affecting the marine life.

As stated before, one of the first research trips Kyle was contracted by a Latin Research Team in which they began sailing to Guadalupe Island. On the way to the island, Kyle and his crew actually stumbled across a man stranded at sea and was able to actually save his life. This may have been the world's way of letting Kyle in the crew that they were in the right place at the right time. From there they continued their venture to Guadalupe island, where they began to extract blubber and skin cell samples from the Cuvier Beaked Whales.

By doing this we are learning more about the environment and how one species acts with all the other beings in their eco-system. This is all a part of the process of spreading awareness because most humans don't realize just how connected we all are to Mother Nature. One thing we have to realize is the potential impact of even one species of an animal going extinct. It is not simply that this animal is existing from disappearance, but all of the interactions that species may engage in within their ecosystem.

When was the last time you have gone out of your way for another person? If not recently you should try, it comes with intrinsic benefits by releasing good energy within yourself when you help out others.

A surprising fact is that when you help someone, statistically the person helping other people usually will walk away with higher regard for the other person. On top of that, it just makes you feel better. This might be why there are so many people working for charities and nonprofits.

The next time you can, go out of your way to help someone else. See how it makes you feel, and who knows, you may keep doing it.

Mary Crowley has removed over 100 tons of plastic from our worlds oceans. She is the founder and executive director of Ocean Voyage Institute. She and her team of dedicated earth loving people have made a humongous difference in the health of our planet. Mary is one of the top providers of health to our oceans in the entire world.

Kyle Corbett and Mary Crowley sit down aboard the Seas Lyfe ocean conservation and research ship to speak about what is going on in our world today. They speak of a world most people do not have the opportunity to see. They talk about a world far out to sea. They enlighten us to the existence of the malformation that is within our own creation.

Mary and Kyle Corbett talk about what we can do to make a difference. They discuss the problem at hand. They talk at length about the health of our ocean and what is being done wrong by human beings. Mary speaks in a soft yet reverent voice about what people do not actually know.

Mary works regularly with Scripps Institute of oceanography. She is a well-known speaker on ocean conservation in one of the forefront leaders in the earths planetary health and continuation of its existence. Kyle sits down to speak with her about what is actually going on and what we can do to educate the world about what is happening to our number one life source.

Single use plastic and throwaway plastics as Mary calls them are something that we need to train ourselves as human beings to get rid of entirely. Mary makes great points about the fact that plastic is a wonderful invention, however it's use has been overly stretched for financial gain and human luxury. She makes the example to Kyle during this interview that railroad ties made out of plastic material or a sustainable invention.

Kyle listens and learns while he Chips in some information about Seas Lyfe ocean conservation and chimes in with information on the efforts that his team have done as well. Both Kyle Corbett and Mary Crowley believe that plastic is a good thing for our world, however that our world has used it in a bad manner.

Listen to it as these two passionate ocean minded people find that they actually come from the same path of learning this information. They both started charter boat organizations and later on found out that there is way too much plastic in the ocean. Kyle Corbett met Mary Crowley at a networking event where she was the keynote speaker. These 2 leaders in ocean conservation and information spreading efforts connected on a mutual passion that is the protection of our worlds number one life source… The ocean.

After keeping in touch for some months, Mary reached out to Kyle when she was going to be in town. Kyle invited her to come and spend the night on board the 70 foot Sailing schooner Seas Lyfe in San Diego. Mary Crowley was kind enough to sit down and do an on camera and voice recorded interview so that they could both produce more information to the people of our world who do not have the opportunity to sell out into the middle of the ocean and see what is actually going on.

That one thing you do that you know your will remember (partially) doing the next day. You will most likely not be glad you did.

Don't do it.

Think before you act - OR turn it off before you black!

Kyle Corbett Stand Up Comedy

You are the only one who can motivate you. You are your only responsibility. You have the strength and ability to moderate your own actions, but no one else does. You can make yourself anything you want to be, though it is only you who can do this.

When we mention trusting your struggle, we are talking about managing you own expectations and managing yourself. We want to remind you that you are the only you and that is your main car to drive. You can drive this car anywhere you want to go. The trick is to remember that you are the only one who controls this vehicle. You can drive it to the destination of your choice.

Trust Your Struggle.

We do these things through our daily actions and we educate ourselves in the ways that we choose. What you do with your time is up to you and the education you receive comes from what mentors you choose in your life. Focus on you and remember to moderate your own actions - no one else's. Trust in the fact that you are able to remind yourself to set your own sails toward your own end destination.

You moderate you. You motivate you. You inspire you.

Which Donald should we really have chosen. I mean the duck put his foot in his mouth a lot less - he couldn't... it's too big and webbed.

I think I'd also like to watch Donald Duck put his foot in his mouth more than trump - at least that would be funny to watch....and not painful.

Plus the duck can swim his way out of awkward situations.

I suppose they each do have an evil uncle. Sam vs Scrooge = I'm focusing on the dicks...I mean the ducks.

Corona Virus is so much fun - the Good people stay away and the Jerks uh.... just stay. Oh boy - let's get through this, but laugh while we do it. - Kyle Corbett

In this episode Kyle Corbett speaks to an organization which has collaborated with those involved in studying the Humungous Trash Gyre that sits in the middle of the Pacific Ocean. Kyle Corbett and Katie Shay speak about the trash out there and the effect is is having on our planet. She shows us an actual sample of the micro plastics that are floating in the middle of the ocean.

Kyle explains what they look like and gets an in depth look at what is truly out there. Organizations like this one are out there doing their best to improve the Earth we live upon. The situation has become much more severe than most people are aware of. For this reason Kyle Corbett and his team chose to focus on Ocean Conservation and nature preservation during 2018. They made this cause the main mission of the Vessel Seas Lyfe. The sailboat and it's volunteer crew promote doing everything that we can to make our environment a better place for all the humans that inhabit it.

Kyle does throw in a little bit of comedy, though focuses on education in this interview. Katie gives us some great information and demonstrates that there are people out here who care.

I Love a Clean San Diego has done wonderful things all through out Southern California for the environment and we are proud to give them support by producing their words in this ocean conservation awareness interview.

Kyle Corbett speaks about ocean conservation and connecting with nature with one of the head representatives from the largest marina management Corporation in the United States of America. During this interview you will hear from Kyle Corbett and Kate Pearson. This was recorded in 2018 and they speak about all of the amazing things that human beings can do in order to connect with nature while fostering amazing experiences for themselves and their families.

Both Kate and Kyle have spent a considerable amount of time on the ocean and recreating while also managing professional organizations and bringing this opportunity to the general public. Safe harbor marinas supports ocean conservation and human beings activating the waterfront through their businesses and personally. Each of the organizations represented by these two individuals care deeply about the ocean and what we can do for its best benefit. They are both well aware of the fact that human beings receive the majority of our life sources from mother nature and this is via the main concept of our planet… Mother ocean.

Allowing people the opportunity to connect with nature gives them A resource and an outlet. Both of these individuals speak about the importance of being able to connect with the ocean and how much life it gives to our species on this planet. Influential motivation and inspiration both come from our ability to foster what is deep inside of ourselves. We all know that experiences are what pave our path to enjoying our reality. In this episode with Kyle Corbett and Kate Pearson we hear a great deal of information about how the ocean and spending time outside in nature can positively influence our own interactions with other people as well as our own feeling of self worth.

Tune in and be motivated. These two individuals have brought thousands upon thousands of people individually and tens of thousands of people through their organizations out onto the water to connect with the ocean. They have given them the opportunity to have the experience that brings amazingness to their lives. The core feature here is the ability to experience the outdoors and what feelings it can bring to individuals and families.

Stay tuned for more information from impulse upgrade and Kyle Corbett regarding the Pacific Ocean, mother nature, our ability to connect with what is important, and how we can foster our own well-being through connection with what is organic.

In this episode, Captain Kyle Corbett And one of our crew members speak about upcoming travel. We talk about motivating and inspirational messages given to us by our fans. We speak about what we are doing with our ocean conservation cause. Doing something for the world that is good feels good.

Captain Mike speaks about his upcoming trip to Hawaii and we have a new guest join our channel. You hear from Monica and her thoughts on what we are doing and being inspired by the boys doing some thing amazing. We also talk about what's going on in the world today between human beings and mother nature. We speak about getting out there to see sights and sounds and experience the fresh air. The reasons that we do what we do as boat captains keep us moving and excited about the future.

Kyle Corbett speaks about upcoming travel as well as plans for the crew in the months to come. We tell our guests about what keeps us going and what it is like to be a boat captain in San Diego and sail the waters of southern California. We speak about the intrinsic benefits found within creating an organizational structure of networking individuals. Our passion for mother nature and getting out there to see the world is what fuels us and we speak about this in our podcast.

Kyle Corbett and his crew go further and further to show the world what is going on with the ocean and what we can do to make a difference. Kyle and Mike both have a devout passion for the ocean and they share that with our fans through this cast. The most important note is to take a bit of inspiration from what has given them their motivation to keep going and do what they do. This was recorded in 2018 and the two gentlemen speaking during most of the podcast were working 60 to 80 hour weeks most of the time.

.They are not bothered by the amount of work they do, and instead are very excited for the future to come. They also help each other out and the company that affords all of this podcast to be edited, produced, and listen to by our fans also paid for the travel that is spoken about during this cast. Shortly after this podcast Mike and Monica would go out to Hawaii and visit friends and family while fishing, cleaning up beaches, and promoting more information about reduce impact. Captain Kyle stayed back and ran the shop in order to keep things going at San Diego sailing tours.

Nearing the end of season one in 2018, the motivation and inspiration seem to flow like water. That water is the Spicket we drink from and showing people what we feel most strongly about is what we do best. When these words are able to inspire others to listen to our story and then create their own… We have succeeded.

We hope to learn some motivational and inspirational seeds with you and that your adventures are filled with travel and awesomeness.