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. The academy includes a surf school aimed at helping diverse individuals, such as refugees and veterans, find joy and belonging. Through surfing, Lowe teaches life lessons about resilience and embracing challenges, emphasizing the transformative power of helping others catch their first wave.

What motivated Lambert Lowe to return to California and start The Mix Academy?

• He was offered a better job in California.

• He felt something was missing in his life.

• He wanted to teach celebrities in California.

• He wanted to escape the busy life in Hawaii.

Who are some of the students Lambert teaches at the School of the Misfits?

• A teacher and a doctor

• A professional surfer and a lifeguard

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

• A billionaire and a celebrity

What is the main purpose of the School of the Misfits?

• To offer free surfing lessons to tourists

• To train professional surfers

• To compete in surfing competitions

• To provide a sense of belonging and joy

According to Lambert, what is a key lesson that surfing teaches about life?

• Your reaction to challenges is what matters.

• Life is always smooth sailing.

• You can control the waves.

• Surfing is only for the brave.

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

• Building a new surfboard

• Winning a surfing competition

• Teaching others to catch their first wave

• Surfing in Hawaii