A woman who grew up with a speech impediment found her voice through TV idols like James Bond. She credits belief in herself with manifesting adventures: worldwide travel, scuba diving, skiing, helicopter jumps. Clear communication became her lifelong passion.
What are you up to these days? What's the newest and greatest thing you're speaking about as you're traveling?
If you love television, I grew up watching television. I grew up as an ugly, awkward, goofy little girl who didn't have a lot of friends because I had a problem with my mouth. I couldn't talk. And so I had a slight friend issue. People couldn't understand what I was saying, which is why I think communication is so vitally important to me today. And I grew up watching lots of TV, and I always had these idols. James Bond, for example. Talk about manifestation. I wanted to be James Bond. And I will tell you, I've led my life that way. I've traveled around the world. I've scuba dived. I've snow skied, jumped out of helicopters, even did a little espionage. But it's an interesting thing when you get what you want because you believe you can.
Episode 575: Redefining Retirement as the Day All Your Choices Open Up with Doug Bennett
