Episode 230: Michael Drake
”Becoming the Hero of Your Own Journey”
Conversation with Michael Drake, a two-time CEO, speaker, entrepreneur, philanthropist, social activist, and author of “The Bliss Journey, Becoming the Hero of Your Own Story.”
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Shark Trivia
Did You Know that the Nurse Shark (Ginglymostoma cirratum)….
….has two barbels beneath its nose that is used for them to smell and feel for prey?
….has a clamp-like grip to its bite that can be almost impossible to dislodge?
….has a maximum length of 10.1 feet?
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