
Staying Rooted in Faith (Even Through Your Doubt) | Elec Simon
About this episode
For the past several years, I have seen today's guest perform at a conference and have just been blown away not only by his talent but also by his ability to connect with a crowd. His name is Elec Simon. If you have seen him perform once, there is no chance that you could forget him.
With over 20 years of experience performing and wowing crowds of up to 25,000 – with the off-Broadway and touring productions of 'Stomp', on global music tour stages, and on NBA courts – Elec Simon knows a thing or two about creating energy and being a vessel for powerful messages. In today's conversation, we are diving into how we capture the hearts of the audience, navigate the tricky world of entrepreneurship, and how to stay rooted in our spirituality and relationship with God.
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TOPICS FROM THIS EPISODE:
- Connecting with strangers (even when some won't like you!)
- The game of entrepreneurship and how to stay grounded in your values
- What to do when you feel God is silent
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