How to Live an Extraordinary Creative Life with Purpose - Erik Seversen - Episode #31

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English - May 25, 2020 21:23 - 36 minutes - 67.5 MB - ★★★★★ - 13 ratings
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“Ordinary to Extraordinary” is something Erik Seversen lives by, and he’s been pretty successful at it. If you're looking to live a creative life with purpose, then this is the podcast for you

Erik is a writer, speaker, adventurer, entrepreneur, and educator who refused to
let others tell him what he could and could not do. He continually worked toward his goals even when others said they were unreasonable. Erik’s travels and intersections with people from around the world were a study of people, love, struggle, and ways of thinking that can be used to tackle problems in school, business, and life.

If you need a push of courage to live an extraordinary life, this episode is for you!

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“Ordinary to Extraordinary” is something Erik Seversen lives by, and he’s been pretty successful at it. If you're looking to live a creative life with purpose, then this is the podcast for you

Erik is a writer, speaker, adventurer, entrepreneur, and educator who refused to let others tell him what he could and could not do. He continually worked toward his goals even when others said they were unreasonable. Erik’s travels and intersections with people from around the world were a study of people, love, struggle, and ways of thinking that can be used to tackle problems in school, business, and life.