Do you want to write a book, host your own podcast, and do a TED Talk? Well, that’s what my guest Gabe Beaver did before he turned 20. In this episode, Gabe talks about a sports injury that was the catalyst to define what he wanted to do in life, the self-care routines that keep him healthy and inspired, how his faith impacts him, and why we should all be doing more of what makes us feel alive.

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Highlights from this episode:

7:10 - I found my voice, and I found strength, and vulnerability, in sharing my own story.
11:41 - I had a responsibility to embrace my uniqueness and share my story.
15:44 - Money doesn't matter.
16:33 - The idea of being authentic and genuine shows up often.
17:20 - I know the days where I can push, and I know other days where it's time to rest. Taking a break allows me to be more productive rather than trying to push through.
27:51 - We're called to do 2 things, and that's to love our God, and love our neighbor.
28:10 - Chase after big things because that's how you can glorify your God by having these God-sized dreams.
30:55 - Do more of the things that make you feel alive.

To connect with Gabe:

He spoke at TED about redefining success and falling in love with the process
Spotify and Apple Podcast: The Bridge Podcast
LinkedIn: Gabe Beaver
Instagram: @gabe.beaver
Tiktok: @gabebeaver

A little bit about Gabe:

Gabe Beaver is a 20-year-old searching for truth through people's Journeys and stories. He's passionate about empowering young people to pursue their dreams and Redefine Success. Since creating the bridge podcast when he was seventeen years old he's connected with some of the world's most interesting and successful people. He's found that there is no universal truth or definition of success. Every person has a unique perspective. His mission in life is to provide a platform for those unique stories to be heard and propel listeners to redefine success in their own lives. He recently spoke at a TED and he talked about redefining success and falling in love with the process. The motto that he lives by is to "Do The Opposite" - whether that be completing crazy workouts jumping in a freezing cold lake or interviewing the most successful entrepreneurs.