Terrance McMahon - Broken to Beautiful

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02/01/21 • 32 min

Welcome back to The Power Play. On today's episode I am joined by best selling author, keynote speaker, and podcast host, Terrance McMahon. Following college, with a new wife and baby on the way, he worked as a door-to-door life insurance salesman making six figures in his early 20's. In 2017 he had a setback, he was diagnosed with advanced liver failure. His only hope was a very unlikely liver transplant. But McMahon was determined to survive and he made every effort to do so. Thankfully, a donor was found and McMahon’s life was saved.

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Terrance McMahon's Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/terrance.mcmahon/

Go check out Terrance's website - https://terrancemcmahon.com/

A link to his app: https - /re-create.app/

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