Tuesday Tea Summer Series: Public Servant, Husband, Father & Monterey City Council Candidate Eric Palmer

Welcome to the pod pubic servant of nearly two decades, husband, father of two and Monterey City Council District 3 candidate, Eric Palmer!

We chat about Eric's recent successful (first ever!) rally, his experience campaigning for a council seat and the highs and lows he's facing along the way. Eric shares his journey of resilience and determination in pursuing a public service career and emphasizes the importance of new voices and young leaders in bringing about change and addressing social issues. We also chat about the significance of self-belief, standing up for oneself, manifesting change and taking charge of your life. Eric's story is a huge inspiration for those seeking to pivot in their careers and make a positive impact in their communities. You don't want to miss this one.

Make sure to follow along and support Eric's campaign journey @electericpalmer and learn more about him at  https://www.ericpalmer.vote/about 

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Show Credits

Theme song: "Busy Old Sun" byVaudeville 

Cover Art: Jenny Lam @jennylamalam

Editing: Kelly & Red @kellylansing@missredventure

 

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