Whether or not you know anyone that's part of the special needs community is irrelevant; everyone should listen to this episode. This (the special-needs community) is one of the fastest growing and most under-resourced group of people in our country and THIS is a great way to have a life worth living, a business worth owning, & change lives all around you in the process.
This is one of the longest episode we've ever published (I didn't even do an intro!), but while we tried to trim it down, you'll understand why we just couldn't shortcut some of the content; it matters too much. It will change lives in our community, provide hope to so many who need it, & if you still don't know what you want to be when you grow up... maybe it's a Swim Whisperer! Grab a tissue & dip your toes in the water while we get to the heart of Swim Angelfish GA Adaptive Aquatics.
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