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5 Years Since Volleyball: My Journey From Athlete to Advocate

5 Years Since Volleyball: My Journey From Athlete to Advocate

Inner Childish vor 1 Jahr

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Vic is joined by her husband Max for a heartfelt episode as she
reflects on the past six years since her last season as a USC
volleyball player. They dive into Vic's journey to becoming a
prominent mental health advocate and content creator, and Vic opens
up about the pivotal moments that shaped her career, including her
TEDxTalk that led to the creation of her nonprofit, The Hidden
Opponent. She discusses the challenges and rewards of building her
brand, the impact of her sports career on her business approach,
and the evolution of her personal fitness journey. Max and Vic
explore the emotional and mental transitions she faced
post-volleyball, the importance of authenticity in her advocacy
work, and the lessons learned from her athletic and professional
experiences. This episode is a testament to resilience, personal
growth, and the power of vulnerability. Enjoy this dive into Vic's
inspiring journey and gain insights into her multifaceted career
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