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From Tragedy to Purpose — Building a Future Worth Inheriting

From Tragedy to Purpose — Building a Future Worth Inheriting23 Sept1 h 09 min

<p>We don’t control the world our children inherit. But we have enormous influence over how prepared they are for it — and over what we choose to build for them now.</p><p>In this episode I sit down with my good mate Craig Schulze — entrepreneur, investor, podcast host and founder of the One Shot Movement.</p><p>Craig and I first connected during COVID, when both of us made the decision to speak up. But what started as a conversation about freedom, resilience, business and navigating an increasingly uncertain world ended up somewhere much deeper.</p><p>Craig shares the story of losing his first son, Ethan, and how that experience fundamentally changed the way he approached life. It eventually became the foundation of his book <i><em>You’ve Got One Shot</em></i> and the One Shot Movement — but more importantly, it changed the way he thought about fatherhood, purpose and what we actually do with the time we’re given.</p><p>We talk about the cost of speaking up, building financial and personal resilience, creating income that isn’t dependent on a single employer or institution, investing in yourself, building meaningful relationships and learning to use emerging technology rather than simply fearing it.</p><p>But ultimately this is a conversation about our kids. We can’t possibly predict what the next 10 or 20 years will bring. What we can do is raise capable, questioning, resilient young people — and take some responsibility ourselves for creating the kind of future we’d actually like them to inherit.</p><p>A wide-ranging and very personal conversation with a good man. I think you’ll get a lot from this one - Adam.</p><p>Connect with Craig here: </p><p><a href="https://theoneshotmovement.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow">www.theoneshotmovement.com</a></p><p> <a href="https://craigschulze.com" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow">www.craigschulze.com</a></p>