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How to Find Freedom, Health, and Fulfillment in Life with Nathanael Zurbruegg
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What would your life look like if, in an instant, everything was taken away?
More importantly, how would you respond to such an event?
Many people would give up, become angry at the world, play the victim, and live the rest of their lives that way, while a select few would look for the gift in the situation and come out on top.
Nathanael Zurbruegg was diagnosed with an incurable chronic illness when he was only 1 year old. Over the last three decades, he has faced 3 failed kidney transplants, 40 operations, a hearing loss of over 75%, 4500+ life-saving treatments, and was told that he would never learn to walk or talk.
Despite all of this, despite the fact that he still undergoes 3 treatments a week, Nathanael refuses to give up. Today, he is the founder and CEO of the for-profit Business “Unlimit You” and soon to be non-profit Organisation “Live Life to the Fullest."
Nathanael’s mission is to inspire and empower people from all around the world to live life to the fullest, no matter the circumstances they face.
In this episode of the Rock Your Money, Rock Your Life, Nathanael and I discuss how he overcame not one, but two kidney transplants, how he fought his way out of depression, and what he believes to be the definition of success.
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