• 48. Surviving A Mass Shooting with Gratitude with Whitney Austin

  • Apr 5 2022
  • Length: 56 mins
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48. Surviving A Mass Shooting with Gratitude with Whitney Austin

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  • We're back for Season 2 with our first guest, Whitney Austin! Whitney is the Executive Director of the Nonprofit, Whitney Strong which focusing on reducing gun violence across the country. She has a passion for this because she was shot multiple times during a mass shooting. She shares the story with us, how she pulled through it and how beauty ties in to her messaging. The pillars of her recovery are gratitude and hope.

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