In this episode, I welcomed Mark Carrillo, a skate coach and grip tape artist out of Huntington Beach, California. Mark shared how a single volunteer day teaching neurodiverse kids to skateboard turned into a full time calling, and how he built a second creative outlet designing custom, one of a kind grip tape art for fellow skaters.
We talked about what he learned from his recent visit to the Elliott Group headquarters in Scottsdale, how he stays creative by collaborating with strangers instead of working in isolation, and why he believes speed of decision making matters just as much as skill. Mark also opened up about something a lot of us can relate to: realizing that no amount of success means much if your relationships with family are not right first.
This conversation touched on mentorship, faith, staying intentional with the people you surround yourself with, and why the quietest person in the room often has the most to offer. If you have ever felt torn between chasing a passion and showing up for the people who matter most, this one is for you.
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