“No matter what I was told I was always focused on, ‘I’ll prove you wrong.'” ~ Gai Comans

Gai Comans was a “corporate perfectionist” when, at the age of 38, she was diagnosed with breast cancer and given a one-in-ten chance of survival.

One. In. Ten.

It’s been nearly 15 years since her doctors handed her that death sentence and not only did Gai survive the odds, she is thriving. Saying goodbye to her corporate identity has turned her into an entrepreneur on a mission to show other women how to defy the odds.

Also in this episode we talk about: 

* How standing on a bridge in Florence, Italy was the moment that set Gai free;

* Why she’s taking a group of women back to Tuscany, to that very same bridge;

* How her diagnosis took her out of corporate and into the world of entrepreneurialism;

* How Gai’s shift from survival to living took every ounce of courage and strength;

* The day Gai realized she could be an inspiration for women like her–women who’ve been told to get their “affairs in order.”

Show notes and resources: 

* www.GaiComans.com

* Free resource: Elevate Your Spirit

* Free resource: Empower Your Lifestyle

* Empowered Living After Breast Cancer

* Emerging in Tuscany

* Contact Gai here:  Gai (at) GaiComans.com

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“No matter what I was told I was always focused on, ‘I’ll prove you wrong.'” ~ Gai Comans

Gai Comans was a “corporate perfectionist” when, at the age of 38, she was diagnosed with breast cancer and given a one-in-ten chance of survival.

One. In. Ten.

It’s been nearly 15 years since her doctors handed her that death sentence and not only did Gai survive the odds, she is thriving. Saying goodbye to her corporate identity has turned her into an entrepreneur on a mission to show other women how to defy the odds.

Also in this episode we talk about: 

* How standing on a bridge in Florence, Italy was the moment that set Gai free;

* Why she’s taking a group of women back to Tuscany, to that very same bridge;

* How her diagnosis took her out of corporate and into the world of entrepreneurialism;