Rick Evans is a motivational speaker, entrepreneur, activist, veteran, and author of a book titled, “My Life for Yours,” a memoir about the challenges he's overcome in his life. In our interview, Rick discusses how he navigated the extreme hardships of his childhood, including his mother’s incarceration for murder when he was only six years old, and how he ultimately embraced leadership, hard work, compassion, and positivity to create a life of abundance and service to others.
From a Chaotic Upbringing to an Abundant, Compassionate Life
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