Smiling through 10,000 Pushups - Mark Kuhl

Episode 3 of the RE:DEFINE with Erik Hatch podcast, hosted by Erik Hatch, titled "Smiling through 10,000 Pushups - Mark Kuhl" was published on February 21, 2024 and runs 49 minutes.

February 21, 2024 ·49m · RE:DEFINE with Erik Hatch

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Episode Description

Marine turned firefighter turned real estate team leader...this doesn't begin to scratch the surface of who Mark Kuhl is. Those are the things that he's done. And now, with some PTSD, a giant empathetic heart, and an unmatched tenacity.

Mark is serving his community and team at an exceedingly high level. It's been a bumpy road to get there, and one worth leaning into!

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