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ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Tracy Schmitt was born a 4-way amputee. She learned how to become unstoppable at an early age and accomplish goals that most people would never even dare to try. In this episode:
- Over 15 million views for her video, “Nobody Left Behind”
- When you’re told no, respond with “How come?”
- Shoelace Leader
- Learning how to play with the neighbors in their yard
- The benefits of having a “tough love” mom
- Born limbitless
- Pursuing leadership development in developing countries
- Learning how to sail and overcoming multiple challenges
- Pursuing the Canadian Paralympic Sailing Team
- Driving to Miami, washing and waxing boats everyday, and living in her car for 3 months to pursue Magnus Liljedahl, Gold Olympian Sailor, as her coach and mentor
- How Tracy responded after years and years fo effort without selection to the Canadian Paralympic Team
- Becoming the #1 Female Transformational Leader
- No excuses, no limits
You can follow Tracy on Instagram @unstoppabletracy and learn more about her at unstoppabletracy.com
English
United States
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