Defining Normal: The Journey of Katherine Deb

Katherine Debs has redefined the word “normal”. Born in war-ridden Beirut, Lebanon in the mid-80s, has taught her a thing or two about survival and living every moment of her life to the fullest. Her father being Lebanese, and her mother American gave her a chance to explore different sides of the world. She has since lived in Montreal and Boston. Episode Highlights: Katherine’s journey from Lebanon to Montreal. (2:15) What made you decide to join Arbonne? (6:49) The importance of having a support system. (13:01) What have been some of the experiences with this woman’s community? (15:40) Resilience is about centering yourself. (21:33) The power of the Law of Attraction and letting go of resistance. (25:51) It’s not my job to figure out what my outcome is going to be. (28:38) What has been a book that has had a lot of impact on you or a book you’re reading? (32:59) It’s worth the plane ticket for the food. (37:59) Key Takeaway: "It's important to keep in mind that you are valuable in your current form, to center and ground yourself, and to always remember this. It makes no difference if you're young, old, wealthy, poor, large, or small. Being alive proves that you are deserving." Resources: LinkedIn Website