Tim Storey

What I do as a speaker, as a communicator, is...

I think so, yes.

What a privilege to be on this podcast because this podcast, everybody wants to be on it.

Yeah, so I'm the youngest of five children.

My mother worked at a donut shop called Winchell's Donut Shop.

My father worked at a place called Beth Lamb Steel.

Mother's sixth grade education, and she's Spanish.

I think so, yes.

And then my father is Cuban black.

And it was very interesting that the fact that we lived in this two-bedroom cramped and crowded apartment with seven people, I'll never forget what my mother said to us.

She said, we might be lower income, but we're not lower class.

Everything about our little apartment, the standard was high.

You never saw dishes piled up, the trash was always thrown, the house was always clean, even though it was so small.

We were really prospering where we were planted.

But I started to get turned on to Walt Disney movies.

They would do these Walt Disney movies on Sunday nights.

And I would watch these and my imagination would just go wild.

I would just picture myself doing wonderful things, creative things.

Yeah, so I'm the youngest of five children.

My mother worked at a donut shop called Winchell's Donut Shop.