William Riegler's guest appearances

William Riegler

The #SpeakEasy Podcast

Kanika Tolver

Awilda Rivera

Nicole Roberts Jones

Tiara J

Ramona Smith

Gleb Tsipursky

Howard Ross

David Walker

Ayesha Curry

Sean Patton

Italina Kirknis

Marjory Wildcraft

Rick Patterson

Shonda Rhimes

Jerry Franklin

OwlTail

Life does not stop and when we understand that we will see the importance of our consistent movement. ~ AltoviseThere is something that shifts when we see a bigger picture for our life. It becomes the heart work or the passion projects that take us beyond the day job. (No matter what that day job may be for you) Some serve by donating time while others donate goods but at the heart of it is a person that understands that no matter what is going on in their life...there is someone who is going through something worse. In this episode of The #SpeakEasy Podcast, William shared his heart for teaching English and how he is able to fuel his passion for taking goods to troubled areas in the world. For two months during Covid, the program that he did was closed, and then upon reopening, there were over 300 students that did not return It gave some real insight into how fear can impact everything based on the power that you give to it. Life does not stop but fear can definitely stop your life. Williams nuggets: ~ Fear is the lowest vibration in life ~ Your heart provides the moment to push through ~ Ask yourself "How can I spread love and make people feel loved and worthy?"~ Your self-talk will feed fear or empower you to move in spite of fear ~ Trust is important William's journey includes a love story that inspired his move to Japan from the United States. His love for a special person, his love of traveling, and his love of serving have created a pool of life experiences that are fit for the movie screen. When you take action and move towards the things you desire in spite of what may be going on around you, you will see similar things happen in your life. Being able to move past our current circumstances is often a difficult task but in the end, it proves to be a valuable task. Have you found ways to move forward in the middle of difficult moments? How are you creating your own Ecstatic Life?Come join the conversation: bit.ly/worldvoicecommunity Meet William: William Joseph Riegler has taught English to Japanese children age 3-12 in Japan for 44 years. He has been involved in fundraising for charity projects for 35 years, mostly through organizing charity concerts, bringing relief supplies to Ghana, Zimbabwe, Thailand, Nepal, Philippines, Ethiopia, Rwanda, and Uganda. He is the CMO of NPOWALK4PEACE Japan, registered with the government of Japan, and traveling to 67 countries for peace. William’s project in Zimbabwe was funded through 100% of the sales of the book he published on Amazon in 2014, “Living My Ecstatic Life.” He also filmed the mountain gorillas, an eight-hour trek, and walking with lions. Visit William on Facebook to see his posts from Thailand in 2013, Zimbabwe in 2014, Nepal in 2018, and Africa and Philippines in 2019. Love till our world heals. Contact: walk4peace@mac.comFacebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, Twitter - William Riegler

Life does not stop and when we understand that we will see the importance of our consistent movement. ~ Altovise There is something that shifts when we see a bigger picture for our life. It becomes the heart work or the passion projects that take us beyond the day job. (No matter what that day job may be for you) Some serve by donating time while others donate goods but at the heart of it is a person that understands that no matter what is going on in their life...there is someone who is going through something worse. In this episode of The #SpeakEasy Podcast, William shared his heart for teaching English and how he is able to fuel his passion for taking goods to troubled areas in the world. For two months during Covid, the program that he did was closed, and then upon reopening, there were over 300 students that did not return It gave some real insight into how fear can impact everything based on the power that you give to it. Life does not stop but fear can definitely stop your life. Williams nuggets: ~ Fear is the lowest vibration in life ~ Your heart provides the moment to push through ~ Ask yourself "How can I spread love and make people feel loved and worthy?" ~ Your self-talk will feed fear or empower you to move in spite of fear ~ Trust is important William's journey includes a love story that inspired his move to Japan from the United States. His love for a special person, his love of traveling, and his love of serving have created a pool of life experiences that are fit for the movie screen. When you take action and move towards the things you desire in spite of what may be going on around you, you will see similar things happen in your life. Being able to move past our current circumstances is often a difficult task but in the end, it proves to be a valuable task. Have you found ways to move forward in the middle of difficult moments? How are you creating your own Ecstatic Life? Come join the conversation: <a href="http://bit.ly/worldvoicecommunity" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">bit.ly/worldvoicecommunity</a> Meet William: William Joseph Riegler has taught English to Japanese children age 3-12 in Japan for 44 years. He has been involved in fundraising for charity projects for 35 years, mostly through organizing charity concerts, bringing relief supplies to Ghana, Zimbabwe, Thailand, Nepal, Philippines, Ethiopia, Rwanda, and Uganda. He is the CMO of NPOWALK4PEACE Japan, registered with the government of Japan, and traveling to 67 countries for peace. William’s project in Zimbabwe was funded through 100% of the sales of the book he published on Amazon in 2014, “Living My Ecstatic Life.” He also filmed the mountain gorillas, an eight-hour trek, and walking with lions. Visit William on Facebook to see his posts from Thailand in 2013, Zimbabwe in 2014, Nepal in 2018, and Africa and Philippines in 2019. Love till our world heals. Contact: <a>walk4peace@mac.com</a> Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, Twitter - William Riegler

Living My Ecstatic Life with William Riegler