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Special episode today. During this global pandemic of Coronavirus, there are a lot of people struggling out there. I tried to shine some light on acts of kindness, courage, and love during a time of uncertainty. Lets count our blessings during this time. As dark of a situation this is, it could be a lot worse. Lets be grateful for all that we have. Sending all of you reading this love and strength. WE WILL GET THROUGH THIS TOGETHER!
Sam Tompkins started busking on the streets of the United Kingdom at the age of 16 years old. Sam really wanted to buy a hat from a store but couldn't afford the money. His friends knew Sam could sing so they egged him on to go on the street and sing so he could make money to buy the hat. Within 20 minutes he had the 15 pounds to afford the hat. Here we are six years later Sam is one of the most emerging artists in the UK and the world. He sold out his first UK tour called 'From My Sleeve to the World' towards the end of 2019 and was chosen as Youtube UKs Top 10 artists to watch in 2020. Sam connects with his fans on the deepest level because just like his album title, his music really is worn on his sleeve. He leaves it all out there for everyone to hear and see. Sam talks about how Ed Sheeran has played a significant role in his life. I believe in a few years Sam will be more popular than one of his biggest role models, Ed Sheeran himself. Dont believe me? Go check him out!
Ryan Westberg started Serengetee as a Junior in College with the hopes of traveling more and supporting local artisans around the world. During his time as founder, he travelled to over 90 different countries and his brand has been spread all across the world. I asked Ryan how many sales he's been able to accumulate in his time as an E-commerce legend. His response... OVER 1 MILLION PRODUCTS SOLD ONLINE. And it all started with an idea to put some fabric designs on a pocket tee. Oh and for a real twist, listen all the way to the very end. Ryan shares something very ironic about this whole thing. Turns out he has something in common with Steve Jobs and Mark Zuckerberg.
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