Turning Trauma to Triumph
Harma Hartouni, author of "Getting Back Up: A Story A Story of Resilience, Self-Acceptance & Success" talks about his struggles growing up in Iran, where being gay was?illegal and can be punishable by up to death. He rose up after?abuse, bullying, and a near-death accident. He moved to America as an outcast-gay Middle Eastern man who didn?t speak English. Today, Hartouni is one of the country?s?most successful real estate entrepreneurs,?happily married with three children and a life beyond his wildest dreams.
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Turning Trauma to Triumph

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