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Podcasting Made Simple

Why You Should Never Give Up with Ty Belknap

Podcasting Made Simple

Alex Sanfilippo, PodMatch.com

Education, Content Marketing, Podcast Guesting, Podcast Hosts, Podcasting, How To, Audience Growth, Podcast Guests, Business, Podcasters, Marketing, Monetization, Technology

5671 Ratings

🗓️ 17 June 2021

⏱️ 4 minutes

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0:00.0

You're listening to the Creating a Brand podcast success story segment.

0:10.5

I am your host, Alex San Felipe.

0:12.7

In this short segment of the show, I bring on friends of the podcast to share a motivational,

0:16.7

inspiring, and sometimes even challenging story from their entrepreneurial journey,

0:20.5

along with a

0:21.1

practical takeaway for us to implement. The point is for each of us to be able to learn and

0:24.8

grow from the experiences of others. With that said, please enjoy today's success story episode.

0:35.8

I'm Dr. Ty Bell Knapp. Go to portbell.com and click on contact if you'd like to get a hold of me.

0:42.7

I found myself homeless as a teenager. And being homeless is difficult, but being homeless as a teenager

0:48.8

is almost impossible. We never talked about the future because, frankly, we didn't see one. And we never

0:55.8

talked about how we would die, but we all assumed it would either be suicide or drug overdose.

1:00.8

Hope was something other people had the luxury of having. Then one day, I was sitting next to an

1:07.3

older homeless man, and he said something that surprised me. Looking at his shoes,

1:12.4

he said, we are so rich. Did you know that the average homeless person in America is richer

1:19.1

than the average regular person in India? And I realized that I was looking at a person who had really

1:25.6

lost hope. He'd resigned himself to being

1:28.5

homeless. Then it dawned on me that I had, too. That was when I was 17 years old. That day I decided

1:37.2

I needed to change. I needed to start hoping that things could be better. I needed to imagine a better

1:43.5

life. Now, I don't know your

1:46.2

spiritual convictions, but to me this was the testament of God, even though I didn't follow him at the time,

1:51.4

because he started putting things in people into my life to help me change. I went from being a

1:57.1

homeless team that knew almost nothing but stress to a beach bomb dive master in Hawaii,

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