Her Success Radio

Contentment on the edge, with Sage B. Hobbs: How to live up to the biggest and best version of you When she got cancer at 23, Sage learned that life was not a guarantee. She had traveled to nearly 20 countries as a kid. Her heart was set on service to humanity. What would you do if you knew might not have an indefinite amount of time to change the world?   Curiosity How did your journey begin? I grew up in a really adventurous family who were really into making a difference in the world. I didn’t realize how unique that was. Being curious about the world was a family value. That natural curiosity led me to want to engage with people in a deeper way. Human beings were the only things that captured my interest for a prolonged period of time. I have travelled to nearly 20 countries. What was your most unusual cultural experience? Kenya. It was a whole other level of poverty. It deepened my sense of gratitude and purpose. And taught me so much around how you can find joy in simplicity.   Tweet: “You can find joy