Inspiration 101 with 2002 Olympic Torchbearer Earl Davis Jr.

Thrivetime Show | Business School without the BS

Clay Clark

Business, Entrepreneurship

4.7 • 1.5K Ratings

🗓️ 26 August 2021

⏱️ 20 minutes

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The 2002 Olympic torchbearer Earl Davis Jr. shares why your team needs to be inspired in order to do what is required

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0:00.0	Alright, Thrive Nation, I am, this might be shocking to many of you out there, but I have never participated in the Olympics.
0:07.0	I don't think it shocks me.
0:10.0	Okay, well, it's not shocking to anybody out there.
0:12.0	Everybody out there knows I have not participated in the Olympics.
0:15.0	But I can tell you what, our next guest was a torch bearer in the 2002 Olympics.
0:21.0	And that right there, Aaron, is something I have not done.
0:23.0	That's true.
0:24.0	And he's here to join us to talk about how to inspire your team to do what is required.
0:28.0	And the power of courage.
0:30.0	All this and more on today's interview with Earl Davis Jr.
0:33.0	2002 Olympic torch bearer.
0:40.0	Yes, yes, yes, and yes, Thrive Nation on today's show.
0:44.0	You're going to love today's guest.
0:46.0	This man actually held the torch in the Olympics.
0:50.0	And now Aaron, Antis, I want to be clear here.
0:52.0	There's multiple reasons why I have never held the torch during the Olympics.
0:57.0	Oh, yeah.
0:58.0	One is I am not athletic.
1:00.0	Two, I'm dangerous with fire.
1:03.0	And so if they were to give me the torch, I might set the whole Olympic village on fire accidentally.
1:07.0	And I've never been athletic enough to be asked to do anything related to sports at a high level.
1:14.0	Earl Davis Jr.
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