He sailed around the world, twice; the second voyage with his young family in tow. And in spite of starting a crabbing business in his teens and several other ventures throughout his adulthood, his expeditions are where Caspar Craven learned, along with his family, some of the most vital lessons in life, not the least of which is how to be alive. The most important skill they learned on the high seas through their many adventures is emotional resilience. Hear how they cultivated that resilience and how you can too on this episode of Spartan Up.

Lessons: 1. Teach resilience by modeling resilience. 2. Integrative learning through following a passion through all its aspects (math, science, humanities, etc.) can be a more effective teaching tool than learning each discipline in isolation and without context. 3. Talk about what you want to do all the time until it becomes vivid and real to you, then figure out how to do it.

Link: Caspar Craven http://www.casparcraven.com/ READ his book"Where the Magic Happens" : http://amzn.to/2GnlmCh Caspar Craven on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/CasparSpeaking/ Caspar Craven on Linkedin https://www.linkedin.com/in/casparcraven/ Caspar Craven on Twitter https://twitter.com/casparcraven

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Hosts: Joe De Sena with Johnny Waite, Sefra Alexandra, and Col. Tim Nye.

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