How to Cut Through the B.S. & Chase Your Dreams
How to start the business of your dreams, run across deserts & live a life of passion!
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SHOW DESCRIPTION:
What do you ask someone who’s started 20 companies worth a combined 100 Million Dollars?
There was no shortage of questions in talking with Mike Stemple, former multi-day ultra-runner extraordinaire, Colorado mural artist & founder of Inspirer.com.
If you’ve ever driven the I-25 corridor through Denver, then you’ve seen his work.
We talked about him losing his hearing as a child, a brain injury at 24, never giving up, and the true meaning of courage. Plus we discussed why Yoda’s words, “there is no try” does more more harm than good. It was a fascinating talk, and I love Mike–he doesn’t know the meaning of fear.
It was a fascinating, uplifting talk, that gives you the courage to go out on your own and make your dreams come true, IF you’re willing to work for it, and are in alignment with your goals.
Mike is a true Inspirer!
Key Topics:
- Running Across the Atacama After a Mistaken Preliminary Diagnosis of MS
- Starting 20 Companies
- Making Millions and Losing Millions
- What it takes for a successful startup
- Why surrender is not an option
MORE ON MIKE STEMPLE:
SHOW NOTES:
Mike Stemple Online: Website | Facebook | Twitter | LinkedInp
Mike’s Personal Brand: MikeStemple.com
Mike’s Artwork: Stemple Studios
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