How Alex Sheen’s ‘Because I Said I Would’ Sparked 15 Million Promises With Integrity

In this episode of After Peter Pan, host Pat Tenneriello sits down with Alex Sheen, founder of Because I Said I Would, a nonprofit that has inspired over 15 million people to keep their promises. Alex shares the pivotal moment of watching his father pass away from stage four small cell lung cancer and witnessing some of the the regrets he carried. That loss became the catalyst for the promise card, a simple tool for accountability that spread worldwide. Pat and Alex explore how grief can clarify your priorities, why integrity is built on follow-through, and the sacrifices, self-control, and resilience required to live with purpose.What You'll Learn:How personal tragedy can inspire a global movement.Why keeping promises builds trust and personal credibility.The origins and impact of the Because I Said I Would promise card.How self-control and sacrifice shape long-term character.Practical steps to build resilience in everyday life.The ripple effect of integrity across relationships and communities.How action — not confidence — creates meaningful change.Social Media Links:After Peter Pan Podcast: FacebookInstagramLinkedInYouTubeAlex Sheen:Alex's non-profit - Because I said I wouldCamp Because I Said I WouldBecome a volunteerSponsor a grieving familyPromise cardsLinkedInSend a text message to the show!Support the show