The No Xcuses Show with Brant Garvey featuring the World's Most Inspiring & Motivated People - EP003: Survive 22,000 volts with guest Theo Venter - The No Xcuses Show

EP003: Survive 22,000 volts with guest Theo Venter - The No Xcuses Show

10/31/17 • 18 min

The No Xcuses Show with Brant Garvey featuring the World's Most Inspiring & Motivated People

This week’s featured guest is Theo Venter. Theo is a fellow speaker, who focuses his talks on workplace safety by sharing his incredible story of survival. His inspiration stems from a tragic work accident which nearly claimed his life. The only person known to have survived a 22,000 volt electrocution, Theo is exceptional in more than one way. Watch his full interview below and find out how Theo recovered emotionally from this life-threatening experience and eventually became an inspiration not just in the workplace but also for his courage to overcome challenges.

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EP002: Worth fighting For with guest Dana Vulin - The No Xcuses Show

One of the greatest understatements people use is to say that life is unfair. In truth, it can be excruciatingly difficult and challenging. Dana Vulin is someone who understands this better than most. This week’s Daily Grit Live guest was subjected to a horrible attack that left her with burns on 64% of her body at the age of 25, and diagnosed with cancer a couple of years later. The first word that comes to mind when describing Dana is survivor. Watch the link below to hear how she went through the long and hard journey to recovery and acceptance and how her positive attitude got her through life’s toughest spots. I have no doubt that you will be amazed!

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EP004: Holding your breath with guest Julia Wheeler - The No Xcuses Show

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