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Join Up Dots -  Business Coaching Made Easy (With A Bit Of Life Coaching Too)

Ten Years To A Dream (Mindset)

Join Up Dots - Business Coaching Made Easy (With A Bit Of Life Coaching Too)

David Ralph of Join Up Dots

Interview, Motivation, Online, Businessinterview, Education, Businesscoaching, Entrepreneur, Lifestyle, Income, Business

51.1K Ratings

🗓️ 1 April 2019

⏱️ 67 minutes

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Summary

Ousmane Ndoye is today's guest joining us on the Join Up Dots free podcast interview.He is a man with a truly amazing and fascinating tale, of hardship and persecution.All surrounded by a burning desire to create the best life he could hope for.Raised in a small fishing village in Senegal, West Africa, as a child he endured abuse and profound humiliation.He also endured the breakup of his parents at the tender age of twoThis is of course is not what any child hopes for.The Hardships Of Early Life For Ousmane NdoyeHe found it particularly hard to accept, as he looked around at his friends who all seemed to have the family life that he would have wanted.Then later at age five he was taken to live in a compound of more than 100 people, living in extreme close proximity to each other. It was here where he quickly learned to defend himself, and to develop the inner power that he needed to flourish in this unstable environment.Many people fought for survival on a daily basis, he grew strength.It was a hard, brutal start to his life, but one that he wouldn't allow to determine his future.Ousmane Ndoye knew that he wanted a life in America.When The Dots Started Joining Up For Ousmane NdoyeSo at the age of 21, with just a few belongs and a gallon of water, he left Senegal, and amazingly managed to walk across the Sahara desert by foot.Travelling between Algeria and Libya in six arduous days.He had his dream and he wouldn't give up on it.Well he did it, and even now many years after setting foot on the continent he is pushing himself to greater and greater achievements.He is the author of "No Excuses, how to pursue a better life and lift others for a better world", and his "Mile High Momentum" training platform.He is about as far away from his beginning as it possible.But what was it about the American dream that filled him with such hope from his life in Africa?And when he started that walk across the desert did he truly believe that he would be where he is today?Well lets find out as we bring onto the show to start joining up dots, the one and only Mr Ousmane NdoyeShow HighlightsDuring the show we discussed such weighty topics with Ousmane such as:Why he makes sure that everyday when he stares in the mirror he asks the same question "What is possible for me today"How as a five year old lost confused and battered by life, he would not stop asking the critical questions that could lead him to a better place in his life.Why his Great Grandmother was the light in his life that kept his own internal flame burning brighter.The power moment that Ousamane Ndoye asked for 1% chance. He knew that he would get the other 99% percent for himself by pure work and effort.And lastly.........It didn't matter if he had to swim the Atlantic, or walk the Sahara he would do it to achieve his dream...the life that he deserves!

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When we're young we have an amazing positive outlook about how great life is going to be

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but somewhere along the line we forget to dream and end up settling.

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Join UpDots features amazing people who refuse to give up and chose to go after their dreams.

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This is your blueprint for greatness.

0:18.0

So here's your host, live from the back of his garden in the UK, David Rall.

0:22.8

Yes, hello there, good morning to you and welcome to another edition of A Join Up

0:30.9

Dots, wherever you are across the world world as always thank you so much for listening

0:35.2

I really really do appreciate all your ears and you don't hear very often where people are listening and spending time and finding the

0:45.2

inspiration a lot of times in join up dots and I suppose many of the podcasts out

0:49.4

there we're producing the content and we're sending it out and people listen which is great but you don't get an awful lot of interaction

0:58.0

Just in the last couple of weeks I did a show about when was was it, two weeks ago?

1:03.2

When I replayed an old episode of Join Up Dogs, it was episode 88

1:08.1

with a guy called Eric James, because I'd had so many people ask me what episodes of join up dots that really

1:15.8

resonated with me and that was one because of a story at the end of the show that

1:20.4

he told about Richard Branson and himself that really just plays in my mind all the time and

1:26.3

more often than not when people say to me you know what episode should I listen to I

1:30.4

often send them back to that one and I've been getting a lot of feedback from people

1:34.5

across the world saying thank you so much for that. You know, I really enjoyed that.

1:39.6

I've only just stumbled across join up docs in the last six or seven months so they

1:43.4

didn't go back to episode 88 as you would expect and so I'm going to do the same

1:47.8

today because there's another story and this was episode 197 called Usman 1.9 7 which was back in 2016, something like that.

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And this was a guy called Usman Nadoray, and he was was from or he is from Senegal West Africa. Now the reason I want to play this

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