827. Using Music to Make a Difference

from Discover Your Talent–Do What You Love Hosted by Don Hutcheson

Jake Ballentine was already on academic suspension by the end of his first college semester. He was tempted to say, "I didn't really care about college anyway!" Self-consciousness about his dyslexia, he believed he was only good at sports and music, but his life was about to be transformed. Jake is a national award-winning motivational speaker and musician who inspiries audiences with his unique brand of motivation, music and positivity.

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