You Have to Be Crazy to Be Exceptional

Today we’ll be hearing a speech from DeVon Franklin who is an American Hollywood producer, best-selling author, preacher and motivational speaker. Ready to get inspired!?

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2 thoughts on “You Have to Be Crazy to Be Exceptional”

Just Loved This …right on time…as the onset of another Transition in life is upon me – and the battle against Imposter Syndrome appears again.

Jeremy Fisher says:

July 26, 2019 at 12:51 pm

Glad you loved it Margie. Imposter Syndrome is very common but we know you have what it takes to overcome and kick butt at your new life transition!!!

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