The Men’s Journal’s Everyday Warrior Podcast With Mike Sarraille is a podcast that inspires individuals to live more fulfilling lives by having conversations with disrupters and high performers from all walks of life. In episode 67, Sarraille spoke to mountaineer and philanthropist Andrew Alexander King.
They discuss Alexander King's experience climbing mountains in the Himalayas; the importance of giving back to Sherpas and their families; the creation of his non-profit organization, The Between Worlds Project; and his upbringing and personal struggles.
He emphasizes the significance of having mentors in various fields and being intentional in dealing with uncertainties. Tune in to this inspiring episode to learn more about Alexander King's incredible journey and lessons learned.
Listen to the full episode above and see a timestamped overview of the interview below.
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[00:05:06] Good childhood in turbulent environment.
[00:06:40] Drive-by shooting, family strength, college success.
[00:12:17] Family worked hard to give him everything.
[00:19:41] Student aid, Native American Studies lab, athlete, discipline.
[00:23:50] Dreams require work and patience.
[00:32:02] Intense training for big-wave surfing.
[00:38:41] Grandparents moved to Hawaii, learned to surf.
[00:45:46] Incrementally train to avoid Mother Nature's wrath.
[00:51:59] Mentors help learn and grow quickly.
[00:55:28] Success is built on predecessors and support.
[01:06:07] Nonprofit founder gives back through expeditions.
[01:15:36] Work to fulfill promises, contribute to society.
[01:24:58] Partnerships with donations to nonprofits and mentoring.
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