Pray for Blinders - Bunny Terry

Episode 10 of the RE:DEFINE with Erik Hatch podcast, hosted by Erik Hatch, titled "Pray for Blinders - Bunny Terry" was published on April 10, 2024 and runs 45 minutes.

April 10, 2024 ·45m · RE:DEFINE with Erik Hatch

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Episode Description

Bunny Terry isn't just a survivor. She's a thriver. This real estate superstar has battled a challenging uphill fight to keep the electric bill paid as a single mother, a cancer diagnosis with a death sentence in 12 months, and so much more. Author of "Life Saving Gratitude," Bunny has kept blinders on to only fight the battle that today brings. Her brilliance and gratitude are refreshing and contagious. Buckle up!

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