Reader commends Glendale native’s courage, leadership

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Kaleb Brown, who wrote about stuttering myths and misconceptions, has mastered the art of identifying his skills in order to enhance his capabilities and set the example for others to emulate.

He identified his weakness and pushed to overcome his adversity. This is the stuff leaders are made of.

Through his trials and tribulations, he now mentors, coaches and trains others in the art of communication without fear and embarrassment.

In my opinion, he is a great man and I’m looking forward to seeing him advancing to new highs in this life, proud of the man he’s become.

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