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For many years, women were perceived as the weaker sex, unable to perform activities or carry out roles in which men were the gender determined to fulfill them, taking them to prove themselves, their courage, and strength. Women like today's guest Shelli Varela didn't have the idea that their dreams will open the door for many women in the future.
After following her dreams to become a firefighter and failing the first test, Shelli continued fighting until she reached it, leading her to become the first female firefighter in Canada, and today you will hear her story.
Don't miss this episode! I promise that you will leave with a soul, spirit, and heart full of inspiration.
ABOUT SHELLI VARELA:
Shelli Varela proudly became the first female firefighter with the Mississauga Fire and Emergency Services in 1994, and most recently, the first female Fire Captain.
She is a Story Alchemist, Fire Captain, 2x TedX Speaker, Author, Host of the Forbes featured podcast “The YES Effect" Show, Champion for the Underdog and over the years, Shelli has used her own experiences to serve as an example that all things are possible.
CONNECT WITH SHELLI VARELA:
Instagram: @shellivarela
The YES Effect Podcast
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WHAT YOU WILL HEAR:
[4:32] Meeting Shelli.
[11:00] Why not be you?
[15:37] Waiting for the call that would change her life.
[17:40] "My success was inevitable."
[20:08] Changing the labels.
[26:04] A female in a male-dominated job.
[31:48] Mention an untenanted challenge you had to navigate.
[34:05] From being bullied to becoming famous.
[39:30] What advice do you give to people who have the potential to hit a home run?
[45:42] What is it like to be the first woman in Canada to work in this area?
[50:34] Mental health awareness in the firefight community from the female perspective.
If you look at the civilized world and think, "no thank you," then you should subscribe to our podcast, so you don't miss a single episode! Also, join the uncivilized community, and connect with me on my website, Facebook, or Instagram so you can join in on our live recordings, ask questions to guests, and more.
This episode is sponsored by Zensquatch Apparel. Checkout www.Zensquatch.com and use promo code " UNcivilized " for 20% off your purchases AND FREE SHIPPING for the month of August 2021.
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For many years, women were perceived as the weaker sex, unable to perform activities or carry out roles in which men were the gender determined to fulfill them, taking them to prove themselves, their courage, and strength. Women like today's guest Shelli Varela didn't have the idea that their dreams will open the door for many women in the future.
After following her dreams to become a firefighter and failing the first test, Shelli continued fighting until she reached it, leading her to become the first female firefighter in Canada, and today you will hear her story.
Don't miss this episode! I promise that you will leave with a soul, spirit, and heart full of inspiration.
ABOUT SHELLI VARELA:
Shelli Varela proudly became the first female firefighter with the Mississauga Fire and Emergency Services in 1994, and most recently, the first female Fire Captain.
She is a Story Alchemist, Fire Captain, 2x TedX Speaker, Author, Host of the Forbes featured podcast “The YES Effect" Show, Champion for the Underdog and over the years, Shelli has used her own experiences to serve as an example that all things are possible.
CONNECT WITH SHELLI VARELA:
Instagram: @shellivarela
The YES Effect Podcast
Hacking Possibilities TEDxSantaBarbara
WHAT YOU WILL HEAR:
[4:32] Meeting Shelli.
[11:00] Why not be you?
[15:37] Waiting for the call that would change her life.
[17:40] "My success was inevitable."
[20:08] Changing the labels.
[26:04] A female in a male-dominated job.
[31:48] Mention an untenanted challenge you had to navigate.
[34:05] From being bullied to becoming famous.
[39:30] What advice do you give to people who have the potential to hit a home run?
[45:42] What is it like to be the first woman in Canada to work in this area?
[50:34] Mental health awareness in the firefight community from the female perspective.
If you look at the civilized world and think, "no thank you," then you should subscribe to our podcast, so you don't miss a single episode! Also, join the uncivilized community, and connect with me on my website, Facebook, or Instagram so you can join in on our live recordings, ask questions to guests, and more.
This episode is sponsored by Zensquatch Apparel. Checkout www.Zensquatch.com and use promo code " UNcivilized " for 20% off your purchases AND FREE SHIPPING for the month of August 2021.
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