The Unifying Power of Skateboarding: Building a Thriving Longboarding Community with Georgia Luck

Enjoyed this episode? Send me a text!How would you feel if you discovered a passion that not only ignited your soul but also brought with it a whole new community of like-minded enthusiasts? Welcome to our latest episode where I chat with the awesome Georgia Luck. Georgia, a professional longboarder, unlocked her love for the sport during the 2020 lockdown, and in just 3 years, that newfound passion birthed a thriving longboarding community in Bristol. The narrative of Georgia converting a solitary sport into a communal experience that fosters learning and growth is truly inspiring. We dive into her journey, the growth, and the fulfillment derived from following her joy.This is a skater who has harnessed the love for the sport to build an inclusive space for other enthusiasts. Our conversation sheds light on the importance of viewing mistakes as opportunities for growth, the highs, and lows of event planning, life as a freelancer and the dream of creating an indoor skateboarding arena to beat the winter weather. The power of skateboarding to unite people and build a sense of belonging is indeed heartening and inspiring.Stay connected for more episodes that stir you to break free from the ordinary and chase the life you crave.Connect with Georgia Bristol Girls Longboardwww.lucalongboards.comSupport the showHouse of Voltage is the home of quiet rebellion — where people done with ordinary come to redesign their lives on their own terms.Hosted by Zoe, Aliveness & Identity Coach.Find your people. Go deeper.→ Discover which Quiet Rebel you are: Take the Free Quiz → Read, listen and reflect: Join us on Substack → Come inside: Voltage: After Hours→ Coaching: Book a Free Call Ordinary is optional.(*Please note these show notes have been updated retrospectively to reflect the evolution of The Mischief Movement into House of Voltage)