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Legacy Series S: 1 E: 5 Peter Radosta: To The Ends Of The Earth
Water Conservation Expert, skier, outdoor enthusiast, endurance athlete, adventurer, and advocate for community Peter Radosta is known for bringing the ABC’s of Ambition, Balance and Commitment wherever he goes including recently when he traveled from St. George, Utah to the uninhabited glaciers of South Georgia Island on a sailboat with a handful of skiing, hiking and cold plunge adventurers to revisit and pay tribute to the great explorer Ernest Shackleton. Join us for this no holds barred conversation highlighted by Ricks inspired musical performance of Lord Huron’s “To The Ends Of The Earth” in this MUST SEE Episode!
Today we are so happy to have as our guest on this episode of the Legacy Series a fellow skier, outdoor enthusiast, endurance athlete, adventurer, advocate for community, and student of the ABC’s: Ambition, Balance and Commitment, Peter Radosta. Leadership is the thread that weaves all of this together for Peter. Today he will share how leadership shapes his pursuits and how he applies leadership principles to enable having a positive influence on others. His career and life path landed him in St George, which is now his retirement basecamp for all-things outdoors. His career was centered back east as an engineer in the water industry. He has widespread experience with all-things drinking water. How apropos that in retirement he shares his expertise with water professionals in Utah in navigating a long list of water-related issues.. Peter now spends many a day skiing at Snowbird. That’s where Rick met Peter. When he approached him on the Gad2 liftline, “Hey Jazzman”, they established that locals’ connection at the Bird. Since then, they’ve shared stories, mused about their respective pursuits, and overall share a sense of Peace. Which is what this series is all about.
Ultimately, they both agree that Music transcends everything and speaks a universal language like no other.
Key Takeaways:
– Peter grew up on Long Island, which paradoxically introduced him to the great outdoors
– As a civil engineer just starting his career in Syracuse, his love for the outdoors eventually brought him to Park City Utah.
– Being a ski patroller there led him to take on leadership roles in nearly everything he pursues.
– With focus and discipline, he maintains that precision which has led to his achievements.
– Fitness and athleticism are clearly important to him and have evolved through the decades.
– Discomfort plays a role in all of this. His reward often requires entering into a discomfort zone.
– Peter also applies that same enthusiasm and focus to his volunteer pursuits. Back in New
York he established a not-for-profit cross-country ski company.
– This summer Peter tossed himself into an endurance event like no other. Sailing across the Southern Ocean to ski the glaciers on South Georgia Island. T
– In this episode Peter tells us what’s fundamental to him and what he tells others, especially young professionals, what’s important to stay on track in whatever they might be pursuing, career and otherwise.
Stay in touch with Peter’s latest adventures by contacting us at info@jazzforpeace.org
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