<p>In this episode we connect with Noe Alvarez, author of his memoir called Spirit Run: A 6,000 mile marathon through North America’s Stolen Land. Noe shares how his family and culture inspired him to embark on a once in a lifetime run organized by indigenous communities from Alaska to Panama. He discusses the many lessons learned from his running experience and how a focus on community helped him find a place in his own history. Lastly, he shares practical advice for those who are looking to write and publish their first book.</p> <p><strong>Things you will learn in this episode:</strong></p> <ul> <li>How to take steps to explore your interests and understand your purpose through new experiences<br> </li> <li>Ways to stay connected to your community and carry them forward<br> </li> <li>Tools to help you kickstart your writing career<br> </li> </ul> <p>You can purchase your own copy of <a href="https://www.amazon.com/Spirit-Run-000-Mile-Marathon-Americas/dp/1948226464"><u>Spirit Run here</u></a> and connect with Noe on Instagram @noealvarez509.</p>