- Stop 01 / Age 16. The first dare. At 16, I chose to dare: to challenge limits, embrace courage, and believe that my future could be greater than my fears.
- Stop 02 / London and the stage. Where it took root. London, where my story began and my dream took root. Then the stage, where I found my voice, built confidence and learned to lead.
- Stop 03 / Boarding. A Woman’s Call. I didn’t start out as a speaker or a coach. I was a woman with a calling and more questions than answers. In 2001 I started a charity, A Woman’s Call, and I had no idea where it would take me. I just knew I had to say yes.
- Stop 04 / Takeoff. Leaving things behind. Building a life of purpose wasn’t smooth. It took courage, and a lot of leaving things behind. But I kept going.
- Stop 05 / Turbulence. Bent, but not broken. Then came the storm. I lost things I thought were safe, and my faith was tested in ways I never expected. There were days I was shaken to my core. But I’ll tell you what I learned: I was bent, but I was not broken. Like a palm tree in a hurricane, I bowed low, and my roots held.
- Stop 06 / Cruising altitude. Rising again. And I rose again. Not the same as before, but stronger and wiser, with a much clearer view. That’s why I do what I do. I’ve now spoken in 35 nations, and everywhere I go I meet people who are somewhere in their own flight. I want to help them get through the storm and soar.
At 16, I chose to dare: to challenge limits, embrace courage, and believe that my future could be greater than my fears.
London, where my story began and my dream took root. Then the stage, where I found my voice, built confidence and learned to lead.
At 16, I chose to dare: to challenge limits, embrace courage, and believe that my future could be greater than my fears.
London, where my story began and my dream took root. Then the stage, where I found my voice, built confidence and learned to lead.
At 16, I chose to dare: to challenge limits, embrace courage, and believe that my future could be greater than my fears.
London, where my story began and my dream took root. Then the stage, where I found my voice, built confidence and learned to lead.
At 16, I chose to dare: to challenge limits, embrace courage, and believe that my future could be greater than my fears.
London, where my story began and my dream took root. Then the stage, where I found my voice, built confidence and learned to lead.
At 16, I chose to dare: to challenge limits, embrace courage, and believe that my future could be greater than my fears.
London, where my story began and my dream took root. Then the stage, where I found my voice, built confidence and learned to lead.
At 16, I chose to dare: to challenge limits, embrace courage, and believe that my future could be greater than my fears.
London, where my story began and my dream took root. Then the stage, where I found my voice, built confidence and learned to lead.
At 16, I chose to dare: to challenge limits, embrace courage, and believe that my future could be greater than my fears.
London, where my story began and my dream took root. Then the stage, where I found my voice, built confidence and learned to lead.
At 16, I chose to dare: to challenge limits, embrace courage, and believe that my future could be greater than my fears.
London, where my story began and my dream took root. Then the stage, where I found my voice, built confidence and learned to lead.
At 16, I chose to dare: to challenge limits, embrace courage, and believe that my future could be greater than my fears.
London, where my story began and my dream took root. Then the stage, where I found my voice, built confidence and learned to lead.
At 16, I chose to dare: to challenge limits, embrace courage, and believe that my future could be greater than my fears.
London, where my story began and my dream took root. Then the stage, where I found my voice, built confidence and learned to lead.
At 16, I chose to dare: to challenge limits, embrace courage, and believe that my future could be greater than my fears.
London, where my story began and my dream took root. Then the stage, where I found my voice, built confidence and learned to lead.
At 16, I chose to dare: to challenge limits, embrace courage, and believe that my future could be greater than my fears.
London, where my story began and my dream took root. Then the stage, where I found my voice, built confidence and learned to lead.
I didn’t start out as a speaker or a coach. I was a woman with a calling and more questions than answers. In 2001 I started a charity, A Woman’s Call, and I had no idea where it would take me. I just knew I had to say yes.
Building a life of purpose wasn’t smooth. It took courage, and a lot of leaving things behind. But I kept going.
I didn’t start out as a speaker or a coach. I was a woman with a calling and more questions than answers. In 2001 I started a charity, A Woman’s Call, and I had no idea where it would take me. I just knew I had to say yes.
Building a life of purpose wasn’t smooth. It took courage, and a lot of leaving things behind. But I kept going.
I didn’t start out as a speaker or a coach. I was a woman with a calling and more questions than answers. In 2001 I started a charity, A Woman’s Call, and I had no idea where it would take me. I just knew I had to say yes.
Building a life of purpose wasn’t smooth. It took courage, and a lot of leaving things behind. But I kept going.
I didn’t start out as a speaker or a coach. I was a woman with a calling and more questions than answers. In 2001 I started a charity, A Woman’s Call, and I had no idea where it would take me. I just knew I had to say yes.
Building a life of purpose wasn’t smooth. It took courage, and a lot of leaving things behind. But I kept going.
I didn’t start out as a speaker or a coach. I was a woman with a calling and more questions than answers. In 2001 I started a charity, A Woman’s Call, and I had no idea where it would take me. I just knew I had to say yes.
Building a life of purpose wasn’t smooth. It took courage, and a lot of leaving things behind. But I kept going.
I didn’t start out as a speaker or a coach. I was a woman with a calling and more questions than answers. In 2001 I started a charity, A Woman’s Call, and I had no idea where it would take me. I just knew I had to say yes.
Building a life of purpose wasn’t smooth. It took courage, and a lot of leaving things behind. But I kept going.
I didn’t start out as a speaker or a coach. I was a woman with a calling and more questions than answers. In 2001 I started a charity, A Woman’s Call, and I had no idea where it would take me. I just knew I had to say yes.
Building a life of purpose wasn’t smooth. It took courage, and a lot of leaving things behind. But I kept going.
I didn’t start out as a speaker or a coach. I was a woman with a calling and more questions than answers. In 2001 I started a charity, A Woman’s Call, and I had no idea where it would take me. I just knew I had to say yes.
Building a life of purpose wasn’t smooth. It took courage, and a lot of leaving things behind. But I kept going.
I didn’t start out as a speaker or a coach. I was a woman with a calling and more questions than answers. In 2001 I started a charity, A Woman’s Call, and I had no idea where it would take me. I just knew I had to say yes.
Building a life of purpose wasn’t smooth. It took courage, and a lot of leaving things behind. But I kept going.
I didn’t start out as a speaker or a coach. I was a woman with a calling and more questions than answers. In 2001 I started a charity, A Woman’s Call, and I had no idea where it would take me. I just knew I had to say yes.
Building a life of purpose wasn’t smooth. It took courage, and a lot of leaving things behind. But I kept going.
I didn’t start out as a speaker or a coach. I was a woman with a calling and more questions than answers. In 2001 I started a charity, A Woman’s Call, and I had no idea where it would take me. I just knew I had to say yes.
Building a life of purpose wasn’t smooth. It took courage, and a lot of leaving things behind. But I kept going.
I didn’t start out as a speaker or a coach. I was a woman with a calling and more questions than answers. In 2001 I started a charity, A Woman’s Call, and I had no idea where it would take me. I just knew I had to say yes.
Building a life of purpose wasn’t smooth. It took courage, and a lot of leaving things behind. But I kept going.
Then came the storm. I lost things I thought were safe, and my faith was tested in ways I never expected. There were days I was shaken to my core. But I’ll tell you what I learned: I was bent, but I was not broken. Like a palm tree in a hurricane, I bowed low, and my roots held.
And I rose again. Not the same as before, but stronger and wiser, with a much clearer view. That’s why I do what I do. I’ve now spoken in 35 nations, and everywhere I go I meet people who are somewhere in their own flight. I want to help them get through the storm and soar.
Then came the storm. I lost things I thought were safe, and my faith was tested in ways I never expected. There were days I was shaken to my core. But I’ll tell you what I learned: I was bent, but I was not broken. Like a palm tree in a hurricane, I bowed low, and my roots held.
And I rose again. Not the same as before, but stronger and wiser, with a much clearer view. That’s why I do what I do. I’ve now spoken in 35 nations, and everywhere I go I meet people who are somewhere in their own flight. I want to help them get through the storm and soar.
Then came the storm. I lost things I thought were safe, and my faith was tested in ways I never expected. There were days I was shaken to my core. But I’ll tell you what I learned: I was bent, but I was not broken. Like a palm tree in a hurricane, I bowed low, and my roots held.
And I rose again. Not the same as before, but stronger and wiser, with a much clearer view. That’s why I do what I do. I’ve now spoken in 35 nations, and everywhere I go I meet people who are somewhere in their own flight. I want to help them get through the storm and soar.
Then came the storm. I lost things I thought were safe, and my faith was tested in ways I never expected. There were days I was shaken to my core. But I’ll tell you what I learned: I was bent, but I was not broken. Like a palm tree in a hurricane, I bowed low, and my roots held.
And I rose again. Not the same as before, but stronger and wiser, with a much clearer view. That’s why I do what I do. I’ve now spoken in 35 nations, and everywhere I go I meet people who are somewhere in their own flight. I want to help them get through the storm and soar.
Then came the storm. I lost things I thought were safe, and my faith was tested in ways I never expected. There were days I was shaken to my core. But I’ll tell you what I learned: I was bent, but I was not broken. Like a palm tree in a hurricane, I bowed low, and my roots held.
And I rose again. Not the same as before, but stronger and wiser, with a much clearer view. That’s why I do what I do. I’ve now spoken in 35 nations, and everywhere I go I meet people who are somewhere in their own flight. I want to help them get through the storm and soar.
Then came the storm. I lost things I thought were safe, and my faith was tested in ways I never expected. There were days I was shaken to my core. But I’ll tell you what I learned: I was bent, but I was not broken. Like a palm tree in a hurricane, I bowed low, and my roots held.
And I rose again. Not the same as before, but stronger and wiser, with a much clearer view. That’s why I do what I do. I’ve now spoken in 35 nations, and everywhere I go I meet people who are somewhere in their own flight. I want to help them get through the storm and soar.
Then came the storm. I lost things I thought were safe, and my faith was tested in ways I never expected. There were days I was shaken to my core. But I’ll tell you what I learned: I was bent, but I was not broken. Like a palm tree in a hurricane, I bowed low, and my roots held.
And I rose again. Not the same as before, but stronger and wiser, with a much clearer view. That’s why I do what I do. I’ve now spoken in 35 nations, and everywhere I go I meet people who are somewhere in their own flight. I want to help them get through the storm and soar.
Then came the storm. I lost things I thought were safe, and my faith was tested in ways I never expected. There were days I was shaken to my core. But I’ll tell you what I learned: I was bent, but I was not broken. Like a palm tree in a hurricane, I bowed low, and my roots held.
And I rose again. Not the same as before, but stronger and wiser, with a much clearer view. That’s why I do what I do. I’ve now spoken in 35 nations, and everywhere I go I meet people who are somewhere in their own flight. I want to help them get through the storm and soar.
Then came the storm. I lost things I thought were safe, and my faith was tested in ways I never expected. There were days I was shaken to my core. But I’ll tell you what I learned: I was bent, but I was not broken. Like a palm tree in a hurricane, I bowed low, and my roots held.
And I rose again. Not the same as before, but stronger and wiser, with a much clearer view. That’s why I do what I do. I’ve now spoken in 35 nations, and everywhere I go I meet people who are somewhere in their own flight. I want to help them get through the storm and soar.
Then came the storm. I lost things I thought were safe, and my faith was tested in ways I never expected. There were days I was shaken to my core. But I’ll tell you what I learned: I was bent, but I was not broken. Like a palm tree in a hurricane, I bowed low, and my roots held.
And I rose again. Not the same as before, but stronger and wiser, with a much clearer view. That’s why I do what I do. I’ve now spoken in 35 nations, and everywhere I go I meet people who are somewhere in their own flight. I want to help them get through the storm and soar.
Then came the storm. I lost things I thought were safe, and my faith was tested in ways I never expected. There were days I was shaken to my core. But I’ll tell you what I learned: I was bent, but I was not broken. Like a palm tree in a hurricane, I bowed low, and my roots held.
And I rose again. Not the same as before, but stronger and wiser, with a much clearer view. That’s why I do what I do. I’ve now spoken in 35 nations, and everywhere I go I meet people who are somewhere in their own flight. I want to help them get through the storm and soar.
Then came the storm. I lost things I thought were safe, and my faith was tested in ways I never expected. There were days I was shaken to my core. But I’ll tell you what I learned: I was bent, but I was not broken. Like a palm tree in a hurricane, I bowed low, and my roots held.
And I rose again. Not the same as before, but stronger and wiser, with a much clearer view. That’s why I do what I do. I’ve now spoken in 35 nations, and everywhere I go I meet people who are somewhere in their own flight. I want to help them get through the storm and soar.
Passport / HolderShaneen ClarkeCoach, speaker, author, TV hostClosed. Scroll to open.
- Stop 01 / Age 16
The first dare
At 16, I chose to dare: to challenge limits, embrace courage, and believe that my future could be greater than my fears.
- Stop 02 / London and the stage
Where it took root
London, where my story began and my dream took root. Then the stage, where I found my voice, built confidence and learned to lead.
- Stop 03 / Boarding
A Woman’s Call
I didn’t start out as a speaker or a coach. I was a woman with a calling and more questions than answers. In 2001 I started a charity, A Woman’s Call, and I had no idea where it would take me. I just knew I had to say yes.
- Stop 04 / Takeoff
Leaving things behind
Building a life of purpose wasn’t smooth. It took courage, and a lot of leaving things behind. But I kept going.
- Stop 05 / Turbulence
Bent, but not broken
Then came the storm. I lost things I thought were safe, and my faith was tested in ways I never expected. There were days I was shaken to my core. But I’ll tell you what I learned: I was bent, but I was not broken. Like a palm tree in a hurricane, I bowed low, and my roots held.
- Stop 06 / Cruising altitude
Rising again
And I rose again. Not the same as before, but stronger and wiser, with a much clearer view. That’s why I do what I do. I’ve now spoken in 35 nations, and everywhere I go I meet people who are somewhere in their own flight. I want to help them get through the storm and soar.
