Ever wondered what life would be like growing up in a war-torn country as a missionary child? Our guest for today, Trevor Williams, paints a vivid picture as he takes us through his extraordinary childhood in Africa and Haiti during the Rwandan genocide. Trevor's tales of his family's faith-driven missionary work and his journey into firefighting are both heartwrenching and inspirational. 

Trevor recounts his first-hand experiences during the catastrophic 2010 earthquake in Haiti. His stories of survivorship, coupled with the trauma of loss, embody the resilience of the human spirit in the face of unimaginable adversity. His role as an EMT during this crisis lends a unique lens to the aftermath of the disaster. But Trevor's journey doesn't end there. His entrepreneurial spirit led him to create the Williams Key, a remarkable tool now favored by locksmiths for picking locks.

In our final segment, Trevor shares his vision for the Williams Key and his nonprofit organization, From Foundation. His unwavering commitment to serving his community continues to inspire, embodying the essence of turning tragedy into triumph. From constructing homes in Haiti to innovating locksmithing tools, Trevor's story is a testament to resilience, faith, and the persistent drive to make a difference. Don't miss this episode as we explore the inspiring journey of Trevor Williams and his profound impact on the world.

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