Being the change in the world I want to see.
I really suck at social media, but you can reach out to me there if you want to.
I like to believe my purpose is to serve others by being a loving, passionate, and powerful example of how to live a productive, meaningful, and positive life. I try to do that by cultivating amazing relationships, producing inspiring content, and personally working with those in need.
I’ve spent my adult life serving others, especially in times of crisis. I’ve run businesses and worked in other roles to pay the bills, but humanitarian work changed me in ways nothing else ever has. That’s why I write and speak about it—to encourage others to step away from the selfie-centered way of life so prevalent today, and rediscover their humanity.
It only takes one person to stand up and make a difference. You can be that person too.
Leadership Is What You Do, Not What You Say
While I’ve stepped back from the current congressional race as a candidate for the US House in the interest of party unity, that decision doesn’t change the work ahead or my commitment to providing leadership. The challenges facing families, seniors, and veterans remain real and deeply personal. I remain actively engaged in the political landscape and I am fully evaluating future opportunities to serve.
Be More Today, Than You Were Yesterday
I’ve had the privilege to write books, give keynotes, and mentor others. As a way to pay forward the many opportunities others have helped me with, I co-founded The James L. Clark Foundation, a non profit organization to help people learn how to find balance, happiness, and fulfillment in life.
