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With a passion for helping others, Susan Fochs, founded “Operation Not Alone”, a non-profit dedicated to helping our brave service men and women across the nation and overseas. Hear more about why she does what she does wherever you stream your podcasts.  

Meg Johnson a woman who was paralyzed in a hiking accident in Southern Utah when she was 22. She fell 45 feet and is now a quadriplegic, paralyzed from her chest down without the use of her hands. Wheelchair bound, but determined, Meg refuses to sit still. Her fight to be happy has led her to write several books and to develop Happiness 101, an online course that has helped thousands.

Founder of SHARE in Africa,  Shannon sits down to talk about the importance of general resources for kids in other countries.  SHARE in Africa started nearly 15 years ago when Shannon was a 15-year-old teenager after a service trip to Tanzania Africa. There, she truly learned the need for school supplies, and books, and the importance of bringing equality to young girls in the education system. 

Jonas Corona, founder of Love in the Mirror, a charity started to give back to those in homeless shelters. Jonas started this journey at the age of 6, after he went to volunteer in shelters with his mother. Learn more about what Love in the Mirror really means...

William started his organization, Vanilla Feeds Tomorrow at the age of 14, after seeing how desperate food banks were for donations on TV. He started selling homemade vanilla extract (inspired by his love for the taste of vanilla), with every sale going back completely to Second Harvest Food Bank of East Tennessee. 

Liz Scott, mother to Alex Scott shares her touching story of her daughter. While battling cancer, she hoped to raise money for other kids battling cancer. Alex established the goal to raise $1 million. Sadly, Alexandra passed away right after she saw that $1 million dollar goal, but Liz and Jay Scott continued her work, and to this day have raised over $250 million. Listen now on the #Power40 #Podcast 

Jennifer Drummond, Mountaineer, Mom & Business-owner. 

A mother of seven from Utah is traveling all over the world in a quest to do something that no other woman has ever done. And it was a near-death experience that inspired her to set out on this amazing journey.

"I was like, if I had a Guinness World Record, my kids would think I'm cool," Jenn Drummond said.

Hear from, Jesse Martin, a German-Australian sailor who in 1999 became the youngest person to circumnavigate the globe solo, non-stop, and unassisted, Martin's journey in the 34-foot S&S 34 sloop Lionheart-Mistral took approximately 11 months.

Jennifer Pharr Davis, National Geographic’s 2012 Adventurer of the Year talks about hiking the Appalachian Trail  in 46 days, 11 hours, and 20 minutes.
To now owning her own hiking company, Blue Ridge Hiking Company, based out of Asheville, North Carolina. 
A professional speaker and author of 10 books, but it's her philosophy that stands out - nature and hiking is for everybody, no matter what stage of life you are in. 

Taking a Chance with Leon Logothetis, Author, Adventurer and TV Host is all about a giving back philosophy. One day in corporate America, the next traveling the country on less than $1 a day. Come hear where this leads...