Podcast #40 - Rowed Warriors

Podcast #40 of Xtraordinary Living is out. In this episode I interview Eric Meech. The San Diego Union Tribune recently referred to Eric and four of his lifeguard workmates as -- "Rowed Warriors." That's Rowed – R-O-W-E-D.

In this podcast, Eric shares his thoughts about challenging the ways and waves of the ocean. For those of you who regularly set physical goals to achieve this podcast will give you another man's perspective; for those of you who admire historical adventures, you will get a glimpse of what being a doryman in the 19th century meant.

In our 40th episode, you'll hear:
-- Why did Eric and his lifeguard workmates decide to recreate the 1934 dory voyage of Sigler and Rumsey
-- What exactly is a dory? And what provisions did they take with them
-- How many additional hours did it take to row and navigate their way from San Diego to Oceanside on the first leg of their journey
-- What role do ocean competitions play in Eric's life
-- How important it is to set realistic goals and take steps towards them every day
-- Who was a role model for Eric to emulate and honor
-- What's next on Rowed Warrior Eric's to do list
-- What one piece of advice he would give to others

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