ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Jacob Pacheco is a content creator, entrepreneur, model, speaker, professional surfer, and he also adapts to life with Cerebral Palsy. Jacob’s platform often focuses on empowerment and optimization.
Throughout Jacob's life, he’s faced incredible adversity including bullying, medical setbacks and intense surgeries that left him immobile, abuse, and depression. Despite these challenges, Jacob thrives and founded Prone To Ride, an apparel company and content platform.
Throughout Jacob's life, he’s faced incredible adversity including bullying, medical setbacks and intense surgeries that left him immobile, abuse, and depression. Despite these challenges, Jacob thrives and founded Prone To Ride, an apparel company and content platform.
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