E39: Fighting To Keep My Voice

Executive coach Victoria Trabosh discusses fighting to keep her voice after developing stage 2 oral cancer. Victoria shares how she rejected her doctor's advice to remove part of her mouth, which would have resulted in permanent disfigurement and what she did instead. Victoria also shares the work that she has done in Rwanda through the Itafari Foundation, inspiring and empowering every Rwandan to thrive, prosper and serve their community. To learn more about Victoria Trabosh, visit http://www.victoriatrabosh.com/ To learn more about Frame of Mind Coaching is www.frameofmindcoaching.com

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