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Motivational Moment 26: We Learn It Too Late - Fighter Pilot Almost Dies & Learns Powerful Life Lessons

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Show Notes

These are the five most powerful lessons I learned from Thunderbird and Fighter Pilot Michelle "MACE" Curran. Learn them before it's too late.

Michelle Mace Curran almost died multiple times during her career as a F-16 Fighter Pilot and US Thunderbird. During her 13 year career, she flew over 1500 flight hours with the Air Force and served in Afghanistan. She was often the only female fighter pilot in the team, and because of this, she has unique insights.

Because of her many close calls and wealth of experiences, she was able to learn lessons that we often learn too late. These are the 5 most important lessons I learned from Michelle Mace Curran.

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Michelle Curran https://macecurran.com/home/ https://www.instagram.com/mace_curran/

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Joel Huculak https://www.tiktok.com/@motiversityceo https://www.instagram.com/motiversityceo

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