My guest this week is Janet Carbin, a pioneering ocean rescue chief and the first female to take on such a role in the United States. She shares candid insights about the risks she took and the challenges she faced, emphasizing the importance of supporting each other and the invaluable role of mentors in her path to success. This conversation is a lesson in resilience, courage, and the transformational power of failure.

Ever wondered how one prepares for the ultimate survival challenge? Janet recounts her unique preparation for becoming a contestant on Survivor, complete with setting up a backyard obstacle course and learning to make fire without flint. Her determination to defy stereotypes and become a provider on the show is both inspiring and entertaining. From humorous anecdotes about pre-show tests to the profound impact of survival conditions on her psyche and well-being, Janet's stories offer a captivating look at what it means to push beyond age-related social norms and embrace life’s adventures with gusto.

But Janet's journey doesn’t end with the show. Her ongoing involvement with the Survivor community, her dedication to charitable causes, and her rich family life paint a picture of a woman who lives life to the fullest. As we discuss her efforts to foster intergenerational friendships and support the homeless, Janet’s story becomes a testament to living with purpose and passion. Tune in for an episode filled with heartfelt interactions, mutual respect, and inspiration to chase your dreams, regardless of age or gender.

Janet's Information:
https://survivor.fandom.com/wiki/Janet_Carbin
https://www.instagram.com/janetfromsurvivor39/

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