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Andrew Forsthoefel: Walking 4,000 Miles Across America While Learning how to Listen (Ep. 16)
Category: Society & Culture
Duration: 00:59:10
Publish Date: 2018-04-17 02:00:00
Description:

Listening without an agenda is difficult. Try doing that when walking 4,000 miles across America. I love walking, but that’s something else.

Andrew Forsthoefel takes things to another level. Today’s guest walked the distance armed with a message: Walking to Listen. He is speaker, writer, and peace activist, currently living in Massachusetts while making a difference in the lives of those around the country and the world.

What makes this episode extra special is because he’s the second author of a book I read that has agreed to come on and share their story! The first was TED Talk speaker Elizabeth Pisani. She spent a year on her own traveling Indonesia in order to write her book.

There seems to be a trend here...

In Today’s Episode:

  • Why bother listening?
  • The purpose of poetry even when you see none.
  • Being a white guest amongst Native Americans
  • Redefining the idea of love
  • And much more!

Where to find Andrew

Personally, I really recommend reading his book. That’s how I found out about him in the first place! More importantly his book is a journey and you get to actually be there right with him as events are unfolding.

The amount of patience and love Andrew has is astounding.

Check out this episode along with the complete shownotes through this link.
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