Introducing the Unshakable Optimist
In 2013, Mollie was diagnosed with Parkinson’s Disease at the age of 36. Her journey with PD has led her to a unique understanding of diversity, communication, wellness, and the power of personal leadership. She brings this important point of view to all her work and research, always keeping the human impact front and center.
Read her powerful welcome into the world of The Unshakable Optimist.
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