At birth, I got stuck, and the doctors had to use brute force to get me free, causing severe damage to the brachial nerves in my right arm, leaving me without the use of my arm. While a seemingly impossible challenge at first, my journey taught me valuable lessons about the power of resilience and adaptability.

We all have dreams that spark our ambition and fuel our aspirations. Dreams provide us with hope, inspiration, and a sense of purpose. Yet, if we become consumed with the chase for something, we risk losing the beauty and possibility in the present moment. This explores the importance of cultivating a balanced relationship with our dreams and reality to embrace the extraordinary blend of possibilities and concrete circumstances. Strive to give life to your dreams while recognizing that the essence of living is to navigate the delicate balance between aspirations and reality.

For years, people have used the word disabled to describe physical differences or impairments, and it has become a negative term with a lot of baggage. But what if we could shift our perspective and focus on adaptive solutions for the challenges that people with disabilities face? This blog post will explore my journey from using the word disabled to embracing the term adaptive and how this language change can impact my personal and society’s perception of disability.

Growing up, I believed asking for help signified weakness. However, as I matured, I realized the opposite is true. Facing overwhelming challenges can make us feel defeated, but it's important to remember that seeking assistance is not a sign of giving up. Instead, it's a courageous and strategic move that demonstrates strength and creativity. Having the bravery to ask for help can be the key difference between reaching our goals and ending up with an incomplete plan.