The best way to learn about the world is to see it for yourself. On this episode of Words and Voices I continue my conversation with Will Lourcey as we share the lessons and experiences we’ve had while traveling. Listen in as Will and I discuss the importance of witnessing and practicing tolerance, sharing traditions with new friends, and why I don’t believe in FOMO. Will also gives us his best advice for helping today’s youth make the biggest global impact. 

Will Lourcey is a 12th grader in Fort Worth, Texas. He enjoys geography, writing, studying history and languages. He is the founder and CEO of the nonprofit: FROGs, which stands for Friends Reaching Our Goals. FROGs has provided over 900,000 meals since 2010. www.willlourceyfrogs.com

Will is active with Fort Worth Sister Cities International and President of its Youth International Board. He is the recipient of the 2020 Sister Cities International Youth Leader Award and believes we all can bring peace to the world through relationship building and service to others.


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The best way to learn about the world is to see it for yourself. On this episode of Words and Voices I continue my conversation with Will Lourcey as we share the lessons and experiences we&rsquo;ve had while traveling. Listen in as Will and I discuss the importance of witnessing and practicing tolerance, sharing traditions with new friends, and why I don&rsquo;t believe in FOMO. Will also gives us his best advice for helping today&rsquo;s youth make the biggest global impact. 
Will Lourcey is a 12th grader in Fort Worth, Texas. He enjoys geography, writing, studying history and languages. He is the founder and CEO of the nonprofit: FROGs, which stands for Friends Reaching Our Goals. FROGs has provided over 900,000 meals since 2010.&nbsp;<a href="http://www.willlourceyfrogs.com/">www.willlourceyfrogs.com</a>
Will is active with Fort Worth Sister Cities International and President of its Youth International Board. He is the recipient of the 2020 Sister Cities International Youth Leader Award and believes we all can bring peace to the world through relationship building and service to others.
 Feel free to tell me a bit about you by leaving a review of this episode and share anything that resonates with you. If you&rsquo;d like to hear from me on new episodes or simply want to elevate your inbox, give me a visit at <a href="http://www.neelamtewar.com">www.neelamtewar.com</a> to sign up form monthly notes from me.

We live in a noisy, buzz-word driven world asking for our attention. I’m Neelam Tewar and I believe that we are all a work-in-progress until our last breath, and while we are here in this human experience we can build a life, business and art in a way that is intrinsically ours.

Words + Voices aims to bring you people, stories, and solo thought-pieces to help you think differently. The effort and hope is to share conversations with zero nonsense or pandering to popular opinion. It is a sanctuary, bringing focus to people, thoughts, and ideas that truly matter.

We live in a noisy, buzz-word driven world asking for our attention. I&rsquo;m Neelam Tewar and I believe that we are all a work-in-progress until our last breath, and while we are here in this human experience we can build a life, business and art in a way that is intrinsically ours.
Words + Voices aims to bring you people, stories, and solo thought-pieces to help you think differently. The effort and hope is to share conversations with zero nonsense or pandering to popular opinion. It is a sanctuary, bringing focus to people, thoughts, and ideas that truly matter.

Words & Voices Podcast

Words & Voices

The best way to learn about the world is to see it for yourself. On this episode of Words and Voices I continue my conversation with Will Lourcey as we share the lessons and experiences we’ve had while traveling. Listen in as Will and I discuss the importance of witnessing and practicing tolerance, sharing traditions with new friends, and why I don’t believe in FOMO. Will also gives us his best advice for helping today’s youth make the biggest global impact.

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