Key Takeaways
- Host shared 20-year Big Brothers Big Sisters impact.
- Amy Risser became Big Brothers Big Sisters CEO after volunteering.
- Showing up for others creates belief and impact.
Deep Dive
- The host volunteered with Big Brothers Big Sisters more than 20 years ago.
- This personal experience profoundly impacted his and his wife's lives.
- It introduced the concept of stepping outside one's comfort zone.
- Amy Risser was recognized as the 'On Fire for Good Honoree.'
- In 2007, despite a demanding job and two young children, Risser volunteered as a Big Sister.
- She eventually rose to become CEO and president of Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Central Gulf Coast.
- The host highlighted the importance of actively showing up for others.
- He referenced the organization's philosophy: 'Say yes, show up, come back, bring friends.'
- Listeners are encouraged to act immediately and find impact by supporting others.