DB 071: Wes Chapman on Knowing Your Self-Worth And Waking Up Your Inner Hero

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This week, Eva and Olga are excited to have Wes Chapman on the Dream Big Podcast. Despite Wes’ terrifying childhood – being abandoned by his parents at age 6, abused and  forgotten, Wes has shown how you can overcome any obstacle and make the world a better place. Wes is the founder of “A Human Project,”  an organization that empowers youth to learn how to create their own self-worth and rise above their circumstances. His organization has directly impacted the lives of more than 65,000 youth in 14 countries. He also co-hosts his own podcast called “The Human Project Podcast.”

In this episode, Wes shares why he became an advocate for humanity. He truly inspired us, and we’re sure that you’ll be inspired as well once you hear his story.

WHAT YOU’LL LEARN

  • Wes describes what his childhood was like – being abandoned by his parents when he was only 6 years old.
  • Wes gives some practical advice for everyone who does not have support at home.
  • Wes explains why it’s important that you should go through life not proving your doubters wrong, but instead proving yourself right.  
  • Wes elaborates on the meaning of his quote “Put the victim to bed — Wake the Hero Up Instead.”
  • Wes shares how he started his organization, A Human Project, and how it has changed the lives of more than of 65,000 youths.
  • Wes’ advice to his 10-year old self.
  • Wes’ BIG DREAM for the future.
  • And so much more!

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