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Sam Acho

Author, humanitarian, ESPN analyst, and former NFL player. Known for his work transforming a liquor store into a food mart in Chicago.

Top 3 podcasts with Sam Acho

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Apr 11, 2023 • 1h 17min

Find Your Purpose w/ Sam Acho

Sam Acho, a former NFL player, ESPN analyst, and founder of Athletes for Justice, shares his inspiring journey to uplift others and fight injustices. He discusses how mentors act as architects in our lives, helping us navigate dreams and confront personal challenges. Sam emphasizes the importance of community support, actionable steps toward growth, and the value of vulnerability. He also explores overcoming discouragement through faith, self-reflection, and the joy of lifting others, advocating for a life beyond just pursuing the American Dream.
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Sep 28, 2024 • 1h 39min

How to Deal with Haters. Don't let them DESTROY Your Dreams

Cesar Millan, the renowned 'Dog Whisperer,' shares unique insights on how animal behavior reflects human relationships, emphasizing the power of connection. Sam Acho, a former NFL player, discusses overcoming obstacles and using adversity to fuel personal growth. Dean Graziosi, a motivational speaker, dives into embracing constructive criticism while filtering out negativity. Together, they guide listeners on navigating criticism, harnessing resilience, and maintaining focus on their dreams amidst the haters.
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Mar 19, 2025 • 50min

479: Sam Acho and Karen Washington on Not Succumbing to Fear in Uncertain Times

In this conversation, Sam Acho, a former NFL player and humanitarian, shares his inspiring journey in transforming a Chicago liquor store into a community food mart, emphasizing humility and support for local entrepreneurs. Meanwhile, Karen Washington, a passionate farmer and activist, dives into the challenges of food justice amidst social inequities. They discuss the need for community empowerment, the impact of fear in uncertain times, and the shift from ‘food deserts’ to the more accurate concept of ‘food apartheid,’ advocating for systemic change in food access.