The Story You Haven't Told

By: Thabo Baseki
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  • Summary

  • On this award-winning show, we dive deep into stories that uniquely position you on top of the rest.


    You have a powerful story to share with the world. You may, or you may not know about it. In this show, we will help you share the unique part of you with the right listeners. You will also have an opportunity to learn from some amazing stories that guests on this show other than you have to tell. Without any delay, click on that play button and let's enjoy stories.


    To have you speak on the show, send me an email to thabo@visioninword.com and it will be a delight for me to have you here as a guest.


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  • All About The Story You Haven't Told

    All About The Story You Haven't Told
    Feb 5 2023

    On this very first episode, meet Thabo Baseki, host of The Story You Haven't Told. Here you will learn a bit about my story, and about what the podcast will do for you.


    Just a tip of an ice bag, I was born blind, but I managed to conquer my limitations. Although this is not a blindness podcast, you will learn how I survived without sight, and even aimed to achieve higher in this episode.


    To learn more about my blind life, check out my blog at https://www.visioninword.com/blog.


    If you'd like to be featured on the show, drop me an email, thabo@visioninword.com, and we will have fun talking about your story.


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    18 mins

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