Pamela Covington's guest appearances

Pamela Covington

The Moth

Spinning Logic

Intrinsic Motivation From A Homies' Perspective

Intrinsic Motivation From A Homies Perspective

Susan Shumsky

Perry Marshall

Rob Lowe

Jason Treu

Jock Brocas

Brendan Gaughran

David Peters

Bradley Charbonneau

Sarah Brown

Matt Marr

Craig Ballantyne

Wendy Williams

Erik Newton

Erik Vance

Jennifer Briney

OwlTail

http://www.pamelamcovington.com/abouthttps://www.intrinsicmotivation.lifeWith compassion, energy and humor, she inspires audiences by sharing stories, often related to her welfare struggle–and triumph, while offering practical personal strategies to help them move beyond their challenges.Her book, "A Day at the Fare: One Woman's Welfare Passage," portrays that harrowing period of Pamela's life.  She also talks about improving adult literacy and financialliteracy in the community...."While talking with friends and associates about my unanticipated employment status, I divulged a rather hush-hush part of my life. They were only familiar with the Pamela who always seemed to be doing better than okay. They were surprised to hear from me how I had once fallen into deep poverty and struggled to work my way out of it.Each of them appeared stirred by what I had revealed, said my story inspired them, and insisted I share it. It would be helpful for other people to hear it too, they said. So I began publicly speaking, sharing my story along with practical personal strategies, and encouraging audiences to forge ahead when faced with adversity, just as I had done, rather than adopt a sense of futility.Now hearing my audiences’ and clients’ positive responses, I know I am engaged in my right work. Finally, I am making a deeper, positive difference by using my personal experiences and communication skills to personally impact lives."

<a href="http://www.pamelamcovington.com/about" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.pamelamcovington.com/about</a> https://www.intrinsicmotivation.life With compassion, energy and humor, she inspires audiences by sharing stories, often related to her welfare struggle–and triumph, while offering practical personal strategies to help them move beyond their challenges. Her book, "A Day at the Fare: One Woman's Welfare Passage," portrays that harrowing period of Pamela's life. She also talks about improving adult literacy and financial literacy in the community. ..."While talking with friends and associates about my unanticipated employment status, I divulged a rather hush-hush part of my life. They were only familiar with the Pamela who always seemed to be doing better than okay. They were surprised to hear from me how I had once fallen into deep poverty and struggled to work my way out of it. Each of them appeared stirred by what I had revealed, said my story inspired them, and insisted I share it. It would be helpful for other people to hear it too, they said. So I began publicly speaking, sharing my story along with practical personal strategies, and encouraging audiences to forge ahead when faced with adversity, just as I had done, rather than adopt a sense of futility. Now hearing my audiences’ and clients’ positive responses, I know I am engaged in my right work. Finally, I am making a deeper, positive difference by using my personal experiences and communication skills to personally impact lives."

Basic Education For Adults - A Safety Net Success Story – Pamela Covington

The life of Pamela M Covington took an unforeseen turn and she found herself deep in poverty struggling to work her way out. She documented her story in the book, “A Day at the Fare: One Woman’s Welfare Passage,” describing her unexpected plunge into (and triumphant emergence from) a life below poverty level.  These days she’s on a mission to empower others, speaking to people about motivation, self-esteem, welfare independence, literacy, education, and more.  In this podcast we explore the misconceptions of how people enter into poverty, the systemic difficulties with getting out and her ideas on how to make the world a little bit better for everyone!    Website:

The life of Pamela M Covington took an unforeseen turn and she found herself deep in poverty struggling to work her way out. She documented her story in the book, “A Day at the Fare: One Woman’s Welfare Passage,” describing her unexpected plunge into (and triumphant emergence from) a life below poverty level.  These days she’s on a mission to empower others, speaking to people about motivation, self-esteem, welfare independence, literacy, education, and more.  In this podcast we explore the misconceptions of how people enter into poverty, the systemic difficulties with getting out and her ideas on how to make the world a little bit better for everyone! <ul> <li> <ul> <li>Website:</li></ul></li></ul>

EP144: Pamela Covington