Download mp3 here “I just took a risk. I said, ‘There’s got to be something more to life.’”   On this week’s episode, we dive into the unknown. Britt James Carpenter quite literally takes on the unknown, knowing quite well that in this place, there will be much more to his life. Knowing that he has the potential to connect to a broader community that loves, cares, and simply wants to connect with each other. However, Britt’s journey began in a more corporate, less care-free, less empowering place. He stayed in this place for a few years because it was comfortable. But, after a few opening experiences, Britt knew he needed some change. Even he didn’t quite know what or how, he was going to take the risk to live. Listen on to take the same dive into Britt’s powerful journey!   Follow Britt: IG: @phillyunknown IG: @the_brittjames IG: @muttropolitan_philly

Reminiscing with old friends is as easy as riding a bike after a long time of not riding. Talking with Dillon Barr has always motivated me and it was wonderful to hear how he is impacting the rest of the world. Dillon is a humble mentor with varied sales and communication experience from selling books door to door with Southwestern Advantage, to teaching NGOs and Social Enterprises such as PT Ruma in Indonesia with Whitten and Roy Partnership, a sales consulting firm in both the commercial and developing worlds. He is an exceptional human being, searching for happiness in others and on a mission to find the source of that joy.

Enjoy our conversation and Dillon’s wisdom above.

Some people believe they are lucky. I believe these kinds of people are also very good at putting themselves in the right place at the right time. Roy Whitten is more than lucky for where he is today. As the co-director of Whitten & Roy Partnership, Roy takes his experience and education in sales, psychology, business, and even theology directly into the field. From studying with Jack Kornfield, the man who brought Buddhism to America, to traveling the world, Roy continues to learn how to make the world better. His work is eye-opening and truly transformational. He has had the privilege of mentoring over 100,000 people and was kind enough to share his WHY. Listen in on Roy’s transformational journey above.   Click to hear Scott Roy's WHY Connect with WRP: Whitten & Roy Partnership's Website: wrpartnership.com Whitten & Roy Partnership FB: www.facebook.com/wrpartnership

Finishing up the second talk with co-CEOs of WRP, I had the pleasure of hearing Scott Roy’s story. Scott, like his partner Roy, has a high level of experience in sales on the domestic and international scale. Aside from his success in sales, Scott has most recently been excelling as a leader in the developing world. Through his strong sense of vision and ability to always find himself in a creative process, Scott has helped lead Whitten & Roy Partnership to the top in it’s industry. However, he still stays true to himself and his WHY. Listen to Scott’s creative journey above. Click to hear Roy Whitten's WHY Connect with WRP: Website: wrpartnership.com FB: www.facebook.com/wrpartnership

Download mp3 here “There is nothing that you can tell me or show me that will make me disbelieve that I’m not supposed to be fulfilling this purpose on this planet.” On this week’s episode, Andre Davis, founder of Humble Genius Media, takes us into his continuing journey of becoming a Humble Genius. Andre started Humble Genius solely because he couldn’t find one himself. He was seeking someone in his life that had wisdom, knowledge, and experience, and wished to share it with him. However, there was not anyone around him to help. So, he sought out other authentic, positive individuals who were also on a mission to be a part of a community that inspires and motivates. Andre is pursuing what he is feels to be the best potential him he can be.   Enjoy Andre’s Journey!     Follow Andre and Humble Genius: Website: www.humblegenius.org IG: @andrewyze Humble Genius IG: @humblegeniusinc Humble Genius Podcast IG: @_humblevoices

Download mp3 here On this week’s podcast we dive into the first collaboration with CURO Coaching. This week’s guest is an early adopter to the CURO Coaching method. Thomas Humbert spent many of his 20’s-30’s feeling a transition from being fit to spending more time immersed in his law degree. When work became more, Tom spent more time in that realm of his life and less time on what may have mattered more: Tom’s well-being. As a practicing attorney, Tom felt as though he was missing something in his daily life. When he found Coach JJ through CURO Coaching, a switch turned on and Tom found the accountability of coaching to be his missing link to being physically and spiritually fit. Tom leads us through some of his physical, mental, and spiritual journey and transformation.   Enjoy Tom’s journey!   Follow & Connect with CURO Coaching: website: www.curocoaching.com FB: www.fb.com/curocoaching.com YouTube: CURO Coaching

Download mp3 here As tragedy continues to strike in the U.S., the helpers are there. Continue to find the good, find the love, and live in the human connection. Fill up your cup. ...or watch here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WgTKnMOfsVg&feature=youtu.be   LOVE and prayers to our brothers and sisters.

Download mp3 here “The phrase ‘I can’t’. It drives me.”   On this week’s episode, author, David A. Volpe, drives home the message of action with a purpose. David began life with adversity, with the notion that he may just have to settle with what he was given. When he was born, David had no sight in his right eye. He was told that he would slowly lose his vision over time and he shouldn’t play any sports or participate in any activities that might damage his only good eye. Since then, David has operated with a “can do” attitude. Every obstacle, every adversity would become David’s personal challenge to overcome and beat the odds.   On this episode David dives into his personal history and gives a closer look at his book, Just a Thought. He describes the book as a personal development book that is simply “just a thought”. It is not meant to tell anyone how to live, it’s more about you and what you take away from the book. Find David's book on Amazon!   Enjoy this part of David’s journey!   Follow more David’s Journey: FB & IG: @davidavolpe Website: www.davidavolpe.com IG: @justathoughtbook Buy the Book: Amazon

“You don’t need to do anything huge to appreciate what you have in the moment.”   On this special episode, Bobby Leonard stops by to share his journey traveling from coast to coast on a road bike. A few months ago Bobby embarked on an adventure from Yorktown, Virginia. He set off on his old trusty road bike en route to the fringes of the Pacific Ocean (well, really, Astoria, Oregon). Over a trek of 4,500 miles (on the dot!), 2.5 months of riding, and many connections made, Bobby found that focusing on the present day, the present moment, was all he could do to keep going. He faced many lonely days, tough hill climbs, and a decent amount of headwinds in Wyoming. However, Bobby overcame the everyday adversity with his undying pursuit to live a life of no regrets. Enjoy this part of Bobby’s journey!   Follow Bobby’s Journey: Bike Trip Blog: Bobby Bikes IG: @corn_onthebob Food IG: @richmondbites

Download mp3 here “You don’t know where to run. It’s hard to survive, because you don’t know how. Either you do or you don’t.”   This week’s episode begins the first of many conversations with the Whitten and Roy Partnership team. If you were around a year ago, you might recall conversations with Scott Roy and Roy Whitten (the CEOs of WRP). We have now joined up for a special collaboration to bring you the stories and journeys of the humans that make up their company.   Featured this week: Pie-Pacifique Kabalira-Uwase Pie-Pacifique began his journey as a boy in Rwanda. However, at a young age he found himself without a father and, at one point, taking care of 8 young children. At the time, he was only 13 years old. Throughout his life, Pie-Pacifique has been faced with many difficulties. From discrimination to war, from the Rwandan genocide to becoming a man, from Tanzania to South Africa, Pie-Pacifique has had his fair share of bad experiences. However, over the years he has also met people and had experiences that helped change the directory of his journey. Each moment has molded him into the man he is today. With these experiences he seeks to share what he has learned with the world so that we all may grow together.   Pie-Pacifique has a book coming out very soon. More updates to come when it is released!   Follow along with Pie-Pacifique’s journey: Facebook: Pie-Pacifique Kabalira  Twitter: @piepacifique   Watch the Interview: https://youtu.be/hnrgWCItmFE