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EPISODE · Feb 16, 2021 · 56 MIN

Curating Career Life Stories: How Did I Get Here? Ep. 85 with Gail Hamilton

from Curating Career Life Stories: How did I get here? · host Kathy Lawless

Join me for the career reflections of Gail Hamilton, motivational speaker and author. A journey about facing fears and overcoming obstacles – blindness, abuse, discrimination, depression, and suicide. Now on the other side of these obstacles, she’s sharing her story to help others see that they too can get to the other side and create and live the life they desire. An ah-ha moment for Gail, is when she figured out that "it is the six inches between my ears that matters." When she learned, and really started believing deep down at her core, that she was the creator of her destiny. What’s served her best: being funny and committed – having the determination to fly, to be better, to expand and grow, is what motivates her every day. Her words of wisdom: “I truly believe that all things are possible. It takes faith, authenticity, alignment, attitude and action. If you do these things, you’ll be who you want to be in your life. And do whatever it is that you want.”

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