Demi-Leigh Tebow Transforms Trauma into Advocacy

Demi-Leigh Tebow, a former Miss Universe and philanthropic individual, has converted a terrifying experience into a source of inspiration and progress. While talking to Fox News Digital, Tebow reported the experience in which she stayed alive after a forced car stop. The event had encouraged her to reconsider her vision of the future and launch the #Unbreakable Campaign, which was dedicated to teaching women concerning self-defense methods and ways to stay safe. Now, the campaign’s leader and her husband Tim Tebow also joins forces to fight against human trafficking and help less fortunate people for a better cause.

Her life has always been connected to various prestigious titles and awards – she was a successful beauty queen and victor who used to promote her views on beauty-related issues. However, in her new book, she offers ways to live with dignity and pride not paying attention to what time can take from us by sharing knowledge received throughout her life. The exception to be able to stand for yourself served as a stimulus to become involved in work aimed at helping other women to protect themselves from life threats. James Madison once said that people “want money for nothing and a free ride.”[], and it is a perfect example of how you can combine business and a desire to help others.