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What does MS, bipolar disorder, raw meat and Steve Hardison have in common? - Emily Penton
Season 1 Episode 41
For anyone that has directly or indirectly experienced crippling multiple Sclerosis, rapid cycling Bipolar disorder and crippling mental health issues, this might just change your life forever.
About the Guest:
Emily is Jesus People, Momma, Wife & Transformational Coach, Victor over Multiple Sclerosis & Bipolar Disorder!
Now known affectionally known (after being Hardison’d) as the world’s best release coach, Emily Penton is quite possibly one of the most unique humans on the planet.
For more than 3 years Emily has kept crippling MS and rapid cycling bipolar disorder into full remission by existing on a strict diet of only raw beef meat and fat. This impact of being handed the ultimate coach book by her father has set her on a path of exponential growth and unlimited possibilities.
About the Host:
Laban Ditchburn, known affectionately as the World’s Best Courage Coach, mentors people on how to take bold, massive, and strategically courageous actions to facilitate miraculous outcomes. Author, Keynote Speaker, Coach, and Co-Creator of “World’s Best Mastermind”
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