Social Good Friday: A 4,000-Mile Bike Ride + Human Powered Awesome [+VIDEO]

Natalie Sisson, aka the Suitcase Entrepreneur, is bicycling nearly 4,000 miles this March from Kenya to South Africa. She needs our help to raise $10,000 for WomenWin.org.
March 2, 2012

Social Good Friday: A 4,000-Mile Bike Ride + Human Powered Awesome [+VIDEO]

Natalie Sisson, aka the Suitcase Entrepreneur, is bicycling nearly 4,000 miles this March from Kenya to South Africa for a great cause:

Natalie needs our help to raise $10,000 for WomenWin.org — a wonderful nonprofit organization on a mission to empower young girls to have the social and political rights they deserve in life through sport, athletics and physical education.

To support Natalie:

● Donate directly to the cause (for as little as $13!)
● Get your own Human Powered Awesome T-Shirt ($40, with 50% proceeds to the cause!)
● Read more on The Ride of My Life at SuitcaseEntrepreneur.com

I love Natalie’s mission. She’s the exemplification of a true leader, combining her personal passions, physical abilities and her gratitude to raise money for an amazing cause.

This is exactly what I talk about in Lead Without Followers about “making giving your own” and it’s a natural, effortless source of fuel for your inner leader.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=er3YCMKK9Wo[/youtube]

And finally, some takeaway questions for you to ponder on this debut of Social Good Friday on DaveUrsillo.com:

  • How do you make giving “your own”?
  • What cause do you feel a special connection to that you could personally “adopt” and help support?

Rock steady, happy Friday, and enjoy your weekend!

About the Author

Dave Ursillo is a professional life and career coach, multi-published author, writing teacher, and future mental health counselor. He has coached over 300 professional helpers since 2012, spoken and taught workshops on 4 continents, and turned more than two dozen writers into first-time authors. His words and work have been featured on Creative Live, Psychology Today, Forbes, INC, The Hindustan Times, and beyond.

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