Human Capital In This Wild And Precious Life Human Capital courtesy of John Scott, Toronto, Canada. Human capital is the collective resources of an individual and the degree of capacity to bring them to bear for the highest good. Intention: More great, less grind. Source: Life so far, a career in financial services, domains of positive psychology,
Courtesy of Ned Denison, International Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame. Over the last few weeks, members of the International Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame Class of 2021 and International Swimming Hall of Fame award recipients have been announced and interviewed by Ned Denison on WOWSA Live. In order of announcement, these esteemed members of the
Sponsored by KAATSU Global, Huntington Beach, California. Taylor Cunningham is a Marine Biologist and Shark Conservationist. She received her degrees in Marine Science and Biology from the University of Tampa in Florida. While at university she focused on researching hammerhead hydrodynamics. She is a PADI Divemaster, freediver, and a shark safety diver
The Show Appears It May Go On, Tokyo Olympics 2021 Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. The prospects of doing sports and holding athletic competitions in states like California are becoming increasingly distant for youth and teenage athletes with the governor's latest mandates, perhaps postponing sports until as late as next September 2021.
The State Of Plastic Recycling Around The World By Doug Woodring Courtesy of Ran Elfassy, Shooting It Raw, Hong Kong. Ran Elfassy of Shooting It Raw spoke with Ocean Recovery Alliance founder Doug Woodring about the state of plastic recycling in the world today. The Californian-turned-aquapreneur and event director Woodring described how he spearheaded
Sponsored by KAATSU Global, Huntington Beach, California. Michelle Lucking has an eye, imagination, and tactile skills that are very rare among open water swimmers. In fact, her talents and creative vision are rare among the entire population - and her road to becoming an award-winning artist is even more unusual. Lucking, a sea swimmer, won the
Michelle Lucking's Rare Talents In The Sea Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. Michelle Lucking has an eye, imagination, and tactile skills that are very rare among open water swimmers. In fact, her talents and creative vision are rare among the entire population. Lucking, a British open water swimmer, won the prestigious Annie Longley Award
Courtesy of KAATSU Global, Huntington Beach, California. 38-year-old International Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame Honor Swimmer Damián Blaum of Argentina has enjoyed and endured one of the most prolific careers on the professional marathon swimming circuit. He has created Jornadas de Formación en Aguas Abiertas with Damián Blaum, a 24-hour 8-week
生き甲斐 - Living Well Around The Open Water Courtesy of WOWSA, Huntington Beach, California. Steven Munatones recalled, "I have swum many times in Okinawa, the southernmost prefecture of Japan. The archipelago is near Taiwan. The waters are beautiful and challenging with hundreds of islands, some uninhabited and each dotted with coral reefs. The longer
Courtesy of Ned Denison, International Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame. Colin Hill has left his mark on many of the world's most prestigious open water races and events from the Olympic 10K Marathon Swim in London to FINA professional marathon swimming circuit races. Hill was selected as the 2021 recipient of the Irving Davids-Captain Roger Wheeler Memorial
