What you can learn from a blind professional athlete

"Feel good, live better" – in this podcast episode, Ben and Dr. Peter Neumann talk about blind trust and how to overcome boundaries.

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Ben is a professional surfer, just won the bronze medal at the Para World Championships. And he has been blind since he was six. Which never stopped him from trying things he might enjoy. A mindset he also owes to his father Dr. Peter Neumann to whom he blindly trusts - in surfing, skiing, and life. In the current podcast episode of FEEL GOOD, LIVE BETTER, the two talk about boundaries that exist in our minds and why it is worth overcoming them.

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