Speaking

When I speak, I don’t tell a story about disability — I share a story about possibility.
My approach combines candor, humor, and lived experience. I believe that people learn best when they feel something — when they’re engaged, challenged, and invited into a story that reflects their own struggles and potential. Whether I’m talking to executives, students, athletes, or educators, my goal is the same: to leave people with a deeper sense of what they’re capable of.

My talks blend personal narrative with practical mindset shifts, always grounded in real-world application. I’m a firm believer that confidence isn’t something you’re born with — it’s built through experience and adversity.

One of the signature keynotes that I’m most excited about now is The 7 Cs of How to Be a Champion

This keynote grew out of my love of the outdoors and survival philosophy — specifically the “5 Cs” of bushcraft. I adapted that framework into something bigger and deeply personal:
The 7 Cs of How to Be a Champion.

Each “C” represents a critical trait, shaped by my journey from losing my sight as a child, to running my first mile at age 22, to becoming the first blind athlete to finish an Ultraman triathlon. I use storytelling, reflection, and unapologetic honesty to show how each trait plays out in real life — in sport, in work, and in everyday growth.