Riding Waves of Change: Lambert Lo's Surf School for Misfits

Lambert Lowe, a surf instructor, shares his journey from teaching in Hawaii to founding The Mix Academy in California. He emphasizes the importance of using one's passion to help others. The School of the Misfits, part of his nonprofit, welcomes diverse students, teaching them life lessons through surfing. Lambert highlights the transformative power of surfing, both in personal growth and in bringing joy to others.

What motivated Lambert Lowe to return to California and start a nonprofit?

• He wanted to escape the busy life in Hawaii.

• He was offered a better job in California.

• He felt something was missing in his life.

• He wanted to teach surfing to more celebrities.

What is the primary goal of The Mix Academy's surf school?

• To provide surfing lessons to tourists.

• To compete in international surfing competitions.

• To bring joy to people who need it most.

• To train professional surfers.

Who are some of the students in Lambert's current class?

• A teacher and a firefighter.

• A celebrity and a billionaire.

• A refugee, a visually impaired child, and a veteran.

• A professional surfer and a local artist.

According to Lambert, what is similar between surfing and life?

• Both require expensive equipment.

• Both are full of ups and downs.

• Both have predictable outcomes.

• Both are easy to master.

What does Lambert find more rewarding than catching a wave himself?

• Building a new surfboard.

• Teaching others to catch their first wave.

• Winning a surfing competition.

• Surfing in Hawaii.