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Vincent Van den Broeck survived a scooter accident with a 10% chance of living, woke from a three-week coma, and had to learn to walk and talk again. He speaks to the psychological reality of recovery after brain trauma, and what loved ones go through during prolonged critical illness, without turning it into inspiration theater.
Facing death didn’t reinvent his values; it stress-tested them. He’s blunt about rejecting the “different person” narrative and more interested in why people postpone happiness until “later.” His “Until It’s Done” work turns that into five pillars for action, structure, and clarity.
His book, Everything Feels Impossible Until It’s Done, publishes on 11 October 2026.
Purchase a copy of Vincent's book: https://linktr.ee/vincentinthekitchen?ltsid=a021ff2b-11de-4e02-a1aa-882d42e4f852&utm_source=chatgpt.com
Contact Vincent Van den Broeck:
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