• #29 Dennis Torres - Learnings From the Amazon, the Vietnam War, 64 Jobs and A Life Built On Trusting Himself

  • Oct 2 2023
  • Length: 1 hr and 30 mins
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#29 Dennis Torres - Learnings From the Amazon, the Vietnam War, 64 Jobs and A Life Built On Trusting Himself

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  • Dennis Torres grew up in a working class town in New Jersey, where his curiosity and diverse environment molded him into a man driven by adventure.

    He has worked 64 different jobs and careers including running the merry-go-round at the Santa Monica Pier, bartending, industrial engineer, a dairy farmer, a big rig truck driver, exploring the Amazon, a commercial pilot, mediator and arbitrator of litigated cases and a graduate school professor at Pepperdine teaching courses to MBA students.

    He is the grandson of a famous writer who mentored and encouraged him to write. He has authored four books including:
    The Amazong of Ray Goldberg Rivera (A Life Well-Lived Book 1)
    There Are No Good Giants (A Life Well-Lived Book 2)
    Not Far From the Ocean (A Life Well-Lived Book 3)
    The Course: Acquiring Wealth, Powers, Success Morally and Ethically (A Life Well-Lived Book 4)

    Dennis shares with us his stories and what he's learned from "a life well-lived". 




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