How Time Outside Teaches Us to Live with Uncertainty with Fleet Feet CEO Joey Pointer
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Joey Pointer grew up working six days a week on his family’s tobacco farm in rural North Carolina. At the time, he hated it. Today, as president and CEO of Fleet Feet, he recognizes how that childhood taught him to work hard, contribute to something larger and remain steady when there is no obvious or perfect answer.
Ashley and Joey explore the connection between farm life and his comfort in the gray area, what he learned from watching his parents lead and why running and time outside still help him work through difficult decisions. Joey also shares what lying in the grass waiting for vultures taught him about patience, why harvesting tobacco was harder than completing an Ironman and how he is trying to raise capable teenagers in a world constantly competing for their attention.
Full show notes and resources: https://thewildidea.com/raising-wild-4/