In this episode I sit down with Chavi de Guzman, the actor and founder of the Play On Foundation.

Get excited because this is Tiny Leaps.

Big change. Welcome to another episode of Tiny Leaps, big changes where I share simple strategies you can use

to get more out of your life. My name is Greg Klunis and in this episode I'm sitting down with someone who was at one point in his life a professional athlete.

He was a stuntman. He is currently an actor. He is the founder of a nonprofit organization designed to help bring awareness to annuisms and all of the costs and risks around that.

And in this conversation he is going to be sharing a lot of things.

So in this episode, this is going to be a part one, part two.

Part two is going to publish tomorrow, so make sure you come back for it.

But in this one, he shares a little bit of his background, why he got into being an actor in the

first place, how he transitioned from being a pro-athlete to being a stuntman to being an actor and what he relied on to accomplish

that. We talk about why he started the foundation and why this is such an important problem.

And we also talk about how he finds certainty in the projects that he takes on, how he finds

certainty in his path, how he chooses the direction that he wants to take his life in his career which is something I

personally struggle with so I know that that part is going to be super helpful and

then finally we talk about the role that mentorship and coaching has played in his career thus far and his life thus far.

So this should be a super good episode.

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