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Inspiring Young Minds: Careers in Sports and Social Impact

Inspiring Young Minds: Careers in Sports and Social Impact

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 Dr. Memuna Williams talks about the newly released book 'Purpose Perseverance Passion- Preparing Youth for Careers in Sports,' which she co-edited. She discusses the book's intent to provide a resource for young people interested in sports careers, featuring 40 unique stories from professionals across Africa and the diaspora. Highlighting contributions from various individuals, including former athletes and executives, the episode emphasizes the impact of storytelling on inspiring the next generation. Dr. Williams also outlines her involvement in social enterprises and education, aiming to drive sustainable change through leadership and entrepreneurship. Get In Touch: If you're interested in learning more, Dr. Williams invites you to connect with her on LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/company/champs-4-change/) and Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/champs4changeorg/). You can also explore the publication, "Purpose, Perseverance, Passion" (https://www.amazon.com/Champs-Change-Will-Lead-Africa-ebook/dp/B0FCCMK6P2), for yourself. Both the Kindle and hardcover editions are available, offering readers both immediate access and a tangible piece of storytelling to cherish. For those interested in sharing their own stories on "Chatting with the Experts," reach out to Paula Okonneh through her website at chattingwiththeexperts.com or connect via LinkedIn.

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