An Exclusive Interview with Orrin Hudson by Lisa Hugo

In a world driven by actions and words, impactful voices can often be the defining factor in promoting change and growth. In this inspiring conversation with Orrin Hudson, we dive into his story and how he uses transformative words to empower young minds around the world.

Orrin Hudson is an author, a speaker, and most importantly a mentor for people of all ages, backgrounds, and walks of life. His work is centered around the power of decision making and developing personal worth, is genuinely inspirational.

Who is Orrin Hudson?

Every move you make matters. Everything you do takes you closer to your goals. As a mentor, I aim to uplift everyone through my voice and words. I focus on instilling hope, love, and a sense of self-worth. On that note, remember one thing: your mind is a pearl and it holds the power to change the world.

Connectedness with humanity is what drives me. I began my initiative ‘Be Someone’ to encourage the youth to think before acting out violently. The only way to fight is to use your head. These principles extend to all individuals, including elders, as I believe in teaching people of all ages to move forward with love, showing kindness, empathy, and passion."

Failure and Success

Life is about learning from failures and unlocking your strength. With each failure, we get stronger as weakness leaves our body. Extend your actions and actions with kindness and authenticity. You win by being you.

Chess, An Analogy for Life

Chess taught me how to think. Life, like a chess game, isn’t a straight path. Obstacles are part of it. Indeed, the knight move in chess signifies life – it’s never a straight line. Success is about being persistent, adaptable, and persevering until you win.

Orrin’s Grand Dream with Be Someone

The vision I harbor with ‘Be Someone’ is to arm the next generation with the skills to make good decisions and help them be productive and generous humans. Regardless of where you come from, it’s your decisions that determine your outcome.

Parting Words

Make your next move your best move. Be persistent and prepare for failures. Indeed, the more you fail, the stronger you’ll be. Overcome adversities by being true to yourself and to others. Make an impact, be someone.

Conclusion

In his inspiring words and actions, Orrin Hudson invites all of us to uplift, inspire and motivate others, taking everyone towards a shared victory. Furthermore, Orrin makes it evident that by sincerely desiring for others, we make a positive change in our lives. He beautifully amalgamates the philosophy effortlessly with his initiative ‘Be Someone’, showing how chess can serve as an analogy for life, teaching us to think, make good decisions and essentially 'become someone'! Each of us has the potential to 'be someone'. Let's make it happen. As Orrin Hudson puts it – 'Be a giver, not a taker.'