Скачать или смотреть Olympic Champion Audiobook | Get empowered with Heather Moyse and achieve the goals important to you

Do you have #goals for yourself or your business? Have you put dreams on the backburner? Are you in a time of transition or uncertainty? Well, it’s time for a dose of #empowerment. In her book (now #audiobook), Redefining ‘Realistic’, Heather Moyse puts obstacles and setbacks in perspective, and encourages her readers to embrace challenges in order to reach their full potential – whether in sports, in business, or in life – and discover what they are truly capable of. This book is about human potential and owning your story. It is about overcoming challenges and the psychology needed to achieve the things that are important to you.


Get the audiobook at: www.books.heathermoyse.com/audiobook
Get the hardcover at: www.heathermoyse.com (so she can personalize it before it gets sent out)

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WEBSITE: www.heathermoyse.com
INSTAGRAM: @HeatherMoyse
FACEBOOK:   / heathermoyse1  
TWITTER: @HeatherMoyse
YOUTUBE:    / @heathermoyse  

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Heather Moyse helps people live beyond definition – beyond their excuses, assumptions, self-limiting beliefs and fears, and beyond the boundaries we often create for ourselves in our minds. She helps people live on their own terms, redefine what they are truly capable of, and embrace goals that are meaningful to them.

She is a 4x Olympian, 2x Olympic gold medalist (in bobsleigh), and a World Rugby Hall of Famer. Having overcome multiple career-threatening injuries, Heather uses her personal experiences – in conjunction with her training as an occupational therapist – to encourage and inspire others to embrace challenges and believe in the possibilities of achieving their dreams, and maximize their potential whether in sport, business, or life.

To further personally embrace these points, Heather summited the highest mountain in Antarctica in January 2016 to raise awareness for PTSD and raise funds to help veterans and soon-to-be-retired members of the Canadian Armed Forces successfully transition back to civilian life.