Clint Davis is a South African-American Tech CEO Founder, who's former career as a Radio and TV host in South Africa, Dubai, Australia, and USA reached audiences of 5M+A Life Journey:- Born in South Africa during the Apartheid era- Lived in Dubai for six years among 200 nationalities- Spent two years offering support to friends in Australia- Won the American green card lottery, defying 0.73% odds- After a start in Los Angeles (2yrs), established roots in Austin, Texas (6yrs)Professional Achievements:- 17-year career as a Radio and TV host across multiple countries.- Broadcast to audiences exceeding 5 million people.- Experienced MC and Speaker, bridging large multinational crowds to a single moment.- 15 years as a high performance racetrack instructor, merging adrenaline and precision.- Bachelor of Theology (20 years)- Used to run 100m in 10sec, now a walking golferEntrepreneurial Pursuits:- Founder and CEO of Capsll app and "Moments That Make Us" podcast- Developed groundbreaking app for preserving life’s meaningful moments- Advocates for a collective shift in personal content approach- Provocateur of thought with focus on human connection in an age of disconnect- Pursuing the mission of a healthier, authentically connected humanity.His in-person public speaking career has showcased his exceptional knack for captivating audiences in various settings, from the bustling stadiums hosting multinational crowds for FIFA to the esteemed professional environments frequented by Royal Families.Clint’s extensive experience in live on-air broadcasting and TV presenting enables him to effectively connect and engage remote audiences, bridging the gap of distance with ease.Noted for his candid sincerity, Clint employs a genuine blend of wit and wisdom, drawing from the peaks of an illustrious radio career to the depths of profound mental despair and isolation, all in pursuit of delivering impactful insights and fresh perspective."If we can’t find ourselves, we can’t find each other, and if we can’t find each other, we ultimately cannot survive.”