Keep Pedaling with Inspired Speaker Westley Morris

Wes Inspires Through His Own Personal Story of Transformation. Keep Pedaling and Enjoy Life My Friends! Westley has one of the most inspirational stories you will ever hear. It is a story of hope, resilience, perseverance, determination, and commitment. Westley captures the hearts and minds of his audience with his energetic style of public speaking and adds value to his audiences by giving them the tools they need to overcome any obstacle in life. As a professional speaker, Westley has mastered the art of triggering emotion in others through his tell-all story. That emotion is what drives action and action creates results.Quote: “Westley represents the transformation that you desire in yourself, your organization, and your team.” ~ Joetta Clark 4X OlympianAlong with his unique style of speaking, Westley breaks down the strategies and tools used to transform his life from a homeless drug addict that lost his driving privileges for 22 years to a very successful businessman, family man, and inspirational speaker who was named the LV Styles 2023 most influential man of the year. On October 1st 2023, Westley rode a bicycle 500 miles to Spartanburg S.C. to inspire young boys that lack male role models. Westley’s signature talk “10 tools while biking through life” is changing lives throughout the world!Quote: Life is so beautiful at eight miles an hour. So keep pedaling! ~ Westley Morris Today’s Top 3 Takeaways: A Healthy MindsetDaily DisciplinePersonal & Professional Development Today’s Guest & Resource Links: Pre-Order Wes' New Book! https://www.westleymorris.com/keep-pedalinghttps://www.westleymorris.com/https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzx7X1A7y37aIvXtpwEr0Qghttps://www.facebook.com/westley.morris/https://www.instagram.com/westleymorrisinspirestiktok.com/@westmorrisinspires Our Mentioned Influencers: Paul Martinelli, https://paulmartinelli.net/Lehigh Valley Style, https://lehighvalleystyle.com/people/features/2023-influential-men-of-the-year/Unite and Conquer, https://www.uniteandconquerevent.com/Brad Modrich, https://www.conqueryourconflicts.com/brad-a-modrich/ Watch us on YouTube: https://youtu.be/vaJpVIKPE5c?si=EzVMqcnLSjPW2lUQ Timestamped Show Notes: 03:45 – Brad has always been like a big brother to me. He has been in my wedding. He's just been a mentor and someone that I've always looked up to. Just in his character, his discipline, and the way that he carries himself in all facets of his life. Including you, we're products of personal development. It's something that I eat, sleep, breathe, and my life is a direct reflection of the time and attention and resources that I've invested into my mindset. 17:15 – We have an idea, we have a mental model, of what we aspire to be. But, you know, I think the beauty part is the process. It's the learning, it's the getting better.21:55 – There are little incantations, little things that I've learned over the process of the last three years of mentorship with him. That has really taken me to another level. I couldn't say that prior to working with Paul Martinelli.30:20 – It's controlled, you know you get better two different ways. You could just go full throttle, with with no responsibility, or you can allow the law of process to take effect and you can get a little bit better and feel a little more comfortable over time. Do it in a healthy way. I think one way is, and I'm living proof of that, is rushing things, which is more prone to bad things happening.40:30 – The thing is, the human programming or as human beings, we get addicted to emotions, to the way that we are supposed to feel. If you don't think you're addicted, give me this smartphone for a week. Get your hand off of that device, take that away for a month and see how you feel.50:00 – Let's talk about that 12-year-old little boy inside. That's really the voice that holds me back, it's that inner child? I was obedient. I set out on my journey, I went to massage school, and then I'm riding a bicycle. I road eight and a half miles, every single day from Allentown to Hellertown. To go help build my family business. We grew that business 1,000% in four and a half years, even through a worldwide pandemic. I hold a citation from the US House of Representatives and the US House of Senate, I became the most influential man in Lehigh Valley Style.01:15:45 – Final Words Our Final Words of the Show: What I realized after I came home is that the bicycle that I road is a metaphor for a successful, meaningful, and purposeful life. What I mean is, the first thing you have is the handlebars. Those are decisions, our decisions create our destiny, one degree to the left or to the right of my handlebars, I'm ending up in a completely different destination. So you got to make good decisions.The next is the frame of the bicycle. That's my mental and physical well-being, my mental and physical health. One crack on my bike frame, I'm on the side of the road watching everybody else go ...