Jenn Drummond is a bad ass.
I mean, she climbed K2, arguably the toughest and most savage mountain on the planet! But she didn’t stop there. She made it her quest to become the first woman to climb the 7 second summits. She even tackled Mount Everest for good measure.
I recently joined her on her podcast to discuss facing near-death experiences, divine intervention, and empowerment (as well as some other stuff).
You can check everything out right here – Jenn Drummond podcast – Episode 59: Scott Fedor
And if you prefer to watch it, you can do so here – Episode 59: Scott Fedor (YouTube)
Personally, I think it’s worth checking out.
Stand Strong!
Scott
Seek Your Summit
Scott,
I just listened to the Jenn Drummond podcast. You ALWAYS and CONTINUOUSLY inspire me. Thanks for sharing the story. You look good! I hope you and all those you love are doing well.
Watched the episode and we sometimes forget how scary those first moments were for you. (it’s been years since I read your book). I believe it is because of your strength before the accident which allowed you to have the strength afterwards. Your trust in God always shines through because when the “chips are down” yeah, it’s only God who, I believe, can get you to your place of healing. I appreciate your thoughts about wanting that mental ability versus the physical. You have such a great gift to give others and I am glad you said “yes” that day. Enjoy the Easter season.
Thanks for sharing your great conversation with Jenn Drummond. Have a great Easter!
Scott: This was so inspiring! I just finished watching the entire podcast-. Easter is the perfect time for this story- indeed a rebirth. Love you!
A wonderful interview, Scott. One of your best ever IMO. Your moving story is such a testament to God’s Mercy. Wishing you and your family a Happy Easter! 🐣 🐇 🌷🌷🌷
I just watched the full episode. You’re a star, as always, Scott. Wishing you and your family a wonderful Easter, all the way from downunder!
Scott, it most definitely was worth checking out,
I hope this YouTube, like your book reaches many people who need to realize there is always hope and that we are all here to help each other.
May God continue to bless you and your family.
Happy Easter to you.