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James H. Belt on Creating All-in Hope That Can End Poverty

In this powerful Passion Struck episode, author, speaker, and missionary, James H. Belt III and I discuss his book Hope Realized: How the Power of Practical and Spiritual Development Can Diminish Poverty and Expose the Lie of Hopelessness which challenges the prevailing wisdom on poverty and offers listeners a new perspective on the global poverty crisis and how each of us can have a role to play.

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Hope is alive and well in the lives of many people, but it needs to be activated to change lives. This is the message that the book, “Hope Realized,” and author James H. Belt wants to share with you.

What is the Meaning of All-in Hope?

The phrase “all-in hope” refers to a strong and unwavering expectation that something will occur or be the case. It may also imply that you are fully devoted to a strategy or objective and are certain that it will be effective in the long run.

A person with “all-in hope” for their preferred sports team, for instance, can think they would win their upcoming match despite any obstacles or losses they may experience. Similar to this, someone with “all-in hope” for a project they are working on may be entirely committed to seeing it through to completion and willing to invest the time and effort required.

Overall, “all-in hope” indicates a strong and steadfast belief in something and a willingness to put in the work to make it happen.

The people I often think of as maybe different from who I am, or they’re grown up in a different situation, but maybe they’re innately different. That’s not really true. Beneath the surface, we’re all much more similar than we realize.

James H. Belt

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In This Episode, James H. Belt III Discusses His New Book Hope Realized and Why the Power of All-In Hope Can Change Lives and End Poverty.

In this episode, we’ll discuss how poverty is spreading not only to underdeveloped countries but also to urban areas across North America, Europe, and Canada. James challenges the idea that poverty is natural or inevitable and offers a radical new perspective that points to the commonalities among all people, no matter their circumstances. Hope Realized challenges how we think about poverty and touches on race, gender, and economic inequality. Hear Belt’s powerful message and learn how you can help end poverty in your community.

We’ll discuss how persistent hopelessness imprisons people and prevents them from escaping their situation. Why a lack of resources or access to education is only a small part of poverty. But it doesn’t have to be this way.

Living in a world without poverty is also possible when we completely comprehend how powerful all-inย hope is. Our guest today, James H. Belt III, will talk about that background, emphasizing how to develop hope for everyone that could end poverty and permanently improve lives.

We cover a range of subjects, such as:

  • An alternative viewpoint on the causes of economic injustice and creative ways to combat it outside the realm of typical missionary and volunteer activities.
  • Accounts of real-life instances of intergenerational poverty, homelessness, and underprivileged trapping the poor in a state of hopelessness.
  • The extraordinary ability of both material and spiritual optimism to eradicate poverty, whether locally or globally.
  • Motivating Bible verses to guide you in converting your personal privilege and faith into hope and identity for others.
  • Ideas for useful outreach initiatives and neighborhood projects that will enable people to realize their God-given potential.
  • Why to make a real difference, we need more than just surface-level hope.
  • Have any questions, comments, or stories youโ€™d like to share? Drop us a line at [email protected]m!
  • And much moreโ€ฆ
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More From My Interview With James H. Belt III On How Creating All-in Hope can Change Lives and End Poverty

During our interview, I asked James why he included this quote from Blaise Pascal in his book Hope Realized, “if we’re feeling this hopelessness, there’s a hole or vacuum that we feel that needs to be filled by an infinite or immutable object, you could call that faith, you could call it purpose. You could call it a passion.”

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James Belt explains, Yeah, because I think that is really ultimately where we gain that reframed identity because something is missing. Outside of that, in my case, it’s been faith. But outside of that. That things beyond us are bigger than us. Without that perspective, it becomes really hard to move beyond hopelessness. And so you think about even thinking about the recovery world, the 12-step process, and one of the first steps you take comes to deciding that you’re not in control and that there’s a higher power.

And then they start there because they know without that, it’s really hard to move beyond the addiction issues that people face. And so it’s the same thing, I believe, with hopelessness. That’s just another form of it in many cases. And so without this higher power, this perspective, that there’s something beyond my present life, there’s someone that cares about me beyond my present hopelessness, that it’s really hard to move forward beyond it.

And again, for me, that’s been realizing that I was created on purpose. And for a purpose. If I believe that’s true, that will really impact how I live. I’m going to have moments maybe where I think, gosh, I can’t do anything with my life. But then, if I go back to that truth that no, that’s not true. And I’ve replaced that hole again with this against my case, God, believing I’m created on purpose. And for a purpose. It really changes the way I act and the decisions I make in my life. S

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My interview with Seth Godin on why we need systems to change to save the planet and address climate change: https://passionstruck.com/seth-godin-we-need-systems-change-save-planet/.

My interview with Dr. Scott Barry Kaufman and Dr. Jordan Feingold on Choosing Growth and transcending self-doubt, fear, and anxiety: https://passionstruck.com/jordyn-feingold-scott-barry-kaufman-chose-growth/

My interview with NYU Stern School of Business Professor Scott Galloway on Why America is Adrift: https://passionstruck.com/scott-galloway-america-is-adrift/

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About Todayโ€™s Guests, James H. Belt III

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James H. Belt III is the second-generation owner and president of Belt Enterprises, Inc. a church leader and a missionary, he traveled to Nicaragua
in 2007, where he witnessed the realities of poverty firsthand. His experience and his commitment to helping others thrive inspires his hopefilled, world-changing approach to fighting povertyโ€”one of the worldโ€™s biggest problems.

While living in Nicaragua for three years, James focused on community and small-business development as the field director for NicaWorks!, an organization that creates community-led change to build a hopeful present and future for the vulnerable in Nicaragua. He helped develop
NicaBike Shop, a pre-owned bike retailer in Managua, as well as Fruitvera, a commercial agriculture operation in Veracruz. He continues to work withNicaWorks! and currently serves on their management team.

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