Momo Gueye, a professional soccer player, entrepreneur, and podcast host, shares his inspiring story of perseverance and overcoming obstacles. Born in Senegal, West Africa, Momo moved to the United States at 12 years old and struggled to adapt to the culture shock. Despite not speaking English, he used Google Translate to communicate and eventually graduated with a degree in criminal justice.
Momo reflects on his journey as a professional soccer player, joining the Empire Strykers team and playing alongside seasoned athletes like Marco Fabian, who has a World Cup gold medal. He shares his approach to learning from Marco's leadership and professionalism and his gratitude for the opportunity to play indoor soccer, which has become his passion. Throughout the conversation, Momo emphasizes the importance of family values and how he's trying to balance his multiple roles as a player, entrepreneur, and father. #Culture Shock #Immigrant #African Culture #Professional Soccer #Sports Entrepreneurship
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