Meet the delightful Casey Zhang. Born in a tiny village in rural China to illiterate parents, she educated herself out of poverty, moving to Australia in the mid-1990’s.
A few years later, when she was in the middle of studying for her PhD in Nursing as well as raising 3 children, she found her eyesight was failing and she was told she may soon be completely blind.
That was when Casey, in her words, decided to take responsibility for her life and change everything.
What she learned along the way will impact all of us.
How Casey went from almost losing her eyesight to having normal eyesight Why her brother died at such a young age What made her so determined and driven Why her background and the way she was raised is so important in all this
How she had another baby despite doctors saying she wasn’t able to have any more children What her research into nutrition and supplements led to How she’s built a business across 4 countries and including 14,000 people Why she believes that community is absolutely crucial to our success and how she creates that feeling of community with the people she works with Why you absolutely MUST join the Menopause, Marriage and Motherhood Facebook Group (which you can do by clicking here!)Listen to the podcast and find out more about the incredible things Casey has achieved for herself, her family and thousands of other women.
Today's Guest: Casey Zhang
Mumpreneur, Registered Nurse and Justice of the Peace
Casey ZHANG, a Registered Nurse in China and Australia for 19 years, has been focused on the wellness industry for the last 14 years as a result of being transformed from her own health condition. She is now living a life of optimum health and giving back to the community.
She loves empowering you to have the optimal health and life that you can be proud of with life style business in the wellness industry.
Her team is impacting over 14,000 people worldwide, improving their health and their life.
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