185: Learning to Soar with Pat Wetzel
03/20/24 • 37 min
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Pat Wetzel is a graduate from the University of Pennsylvania and Wharton Business School. She’s gone from multibillion dollar Wall Street deals to disability; from disability to divorce; from a chance encounter with an esoteric aviation sport, soaring, to 15 years flying high performance planes and all the lessons that come from the sport. Throw in 6 years dealing with incurable cancer and her story is one that inspires us all.
Pat's is a story about going from life's lows to life's highs and the incredible adventure of it all. If you're looking for a hit of inspiration this conversation will not only give you that, it will also be a reminder to enjoy the ride.
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Pat Wetzel is a graduate from the University of Pennsylvania and Wharton Business School. She’s gone from multibillion dollar Wall Street deals to disability; from disability to divorce; from a chance encounter with an esoteric aviation sport, soaring, to 15 years flying high performance planes and all the lessons that come from the sport. Throw in 6 years dealing with incurable cancer and her story is one that inspires us all.
Pat's is a story about going from life's lows to life's highs and the incredible adventure of it all. If you're looking for a hit of inspiration this conversation will not only give you that, it will also be a reminder to enjoy the ride.
Episode links:
Work with Kelly - [email protected]
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