It's not too late to achieve your dream

Today's episode is a replay from my storytelling event I produce and host titled Change My Mind: a live storytelling experience. We get everyday people to tell true non-fiction stories in front of a live audience in NYC about an event that changed their minds for the better. It's another form of ethical and cultural wisdom from their lived experiences that creates meaningful connection, conversation, and education around issues we typically don't talk about. This story shared today was created and performed by comedian, actor, and writer Jevon M. Johnson from Brooklyn, NY. You can catch him doing comedy throughout New York City. Seen on Power Book II on Starz, Apple TV.  Featured in the film Cooking In Yesterday's Grease on Amazon Prime, he has performed in London for the NFL. His story is about finding stand up comedy later in life. Jevon had always been a performer but after many family losses, becoming a dad, and then a husband, life pushed all of his creative passions to the side. One day after having a conversation with her daughter about going for the life she feels she deserves, he realized he wasn't doing that himself. That jump started an epic journey to achieving a life long dream at a time when most folks think it's too late. You can find Jevon on Instagram and Facebook. If you'd like to further support this podcast and connect with other like minded people join The New Quo Learning Community.