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EPISODE · Nov 18, 2021 · 42 MIN

From Paralysis to Entrepreneurship - Amanda Campbell's Inspiring Story of Resilience

from A Chronic Entrepreneur · host Dara Shashoua

Amanda Campbell personifies the term ‘entrepreneur’. Diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis at age 24, it wasn’t until she turned 29 and had an MS attack that left her paralysed, that she began to redefine who she was and live life on her own terms. Since then she has launched a number of successful businesses, all with the mission of helping others live full and healthy lives. She is an avid learner, having completed a number of degrees and working as an accredited sports kinesiologist, and works as an ambassador for MS Limited. She now works as a resilience trainer and keynote speaker (amandacampbell.com.au), and is the founder of Bend Like Bamboo – one of Australia’s leading sports kinesiology practices. She shares her story and journey to where she is today on the podcast. Follow Amanda Campbell: amandacampbell.com.au bendlikebamboo.com https://www.instagram.com/amandacampbell_speaker/ https://www.instagram.com/bendlikebamboo/ Follow A Chronic Entrepreneur: Achronicentrepreneur.com https://www.instagram.com/achronicentrepreneur/

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