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With some, it is their bravery that inspires; for others, their physical skills. And then there are those—a Tibetan monk, an elderly South African man—whose heroism shines from the way they live their life.

Nelson Mandela

Aung San Suu Kyi

Queen Rania of Jordan

Bono

Lance Armstrong

Yao Ming

John Bogle

Mel Gibson

Arthur Agatston

Dalai Lama

Tiger Woods

Paula Radcliffe

Oprah Winfrey

Arnold Schwarzenegger

Evan Wolfson

BKS Iyengar

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