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Honestly Human

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Honestly Human is dedicated to every person who doubts they have a worthwhile story to tell, that their story is enough, and that sharing it will make a difference. You do. It is. It will.

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  • Receive weekly public stories from Rick's life as a traveling performer, corporate speaker, author, father, seeker, socially anxious introvert & professional misbehaver.

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  • Support Rick's mission to support other humans to recognize the value of their stories and share them.
  • Access the full archive of Rick's stories and storytelling guidance.

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About Rick Lewis

I already knew how to be an amazing person when I was 20. It then took me 45 years to learn how to be a flawed person, inhabit that person with grace & have the courage to share it out loud. Recovering Fortune 100 speakerโ€”now leading WriteHearted.com

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