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Determination, Health, Change, Persistence, & Gratitude

Jul 21, 2023

“How do you bounce back from a health scare which can possibly derail the way you live your life forever?”

Luke Mascall is based in Toronto, Canada, and is currently working as a CPA at RSM Canada. This does not define Luke, he is an aspiring athlete having already run multiple marathons and currently preparing for a triathlon. He has had to completely deconstruct his self-image and rebuild it into who he wanted himself to become, I believe through walking through a mental hell that required him to be his own biggest motivator and have the will power to move mountains.

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Musa Bajwa

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Luke Mascall

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