97. Rob Strain is a Living Reinvention Lab

Today my guest is Rob Strain (https://www.linkedin.com/in/rob-strain-0aa0998/), coming to us from Oakland, California. This is his first time as a guest on a podcast! Working chronologically, Rob has done internships in Botswana, at NASA and at a refugee camp in Philadelphia. He taught in the 1st grade at a Bay Area public school, served in multiple roles at Teach For America (https://www.reinventionlab.org), GripTape (https://griptape.org), the Catalyst Fellowship (https://theopportunitytrust.org/opportunities/catalyst-fellowship/) and at Transcend (https://www.transcendeducation.org). Rob co-founded the Inspiration Project (https://www.theinspirationproject.org) and is about to launch a rebranded consultancy called Lemon Battery. And that is just the half of it. Alison Kerr, a partner at Transcend writes: "Rob was able to bring out ideas I didn't even know I had. One of his biggest superpowers is this insane ability to generate ideas across different topics. Then he's able to take all that and synthesize so beautifully. He's got an ability to take complex or unrelated information and make it user-friendly." Editing for this episode is provided by the talented Evan Kurohara. Our theme music comes from the vast catalogue of music by master pianist, Michael Sloan (https://open.spotify.com/artist/13fQfOrSW6Xv9zQXKEgboj). Please support this show by giving us a rating and writing a review wherever you get your podcasts.