The Conversation I've Been Waiting to Have

I can't speak. But I have a lot to say.

For years, I've been on stages across America, written four books, coached countless people, and shared my message about turning limitations into power. But here's what most people don't see: the hours of mental planning just to open a door, the negotiations with my own body to get through each day, the constant work of rewriting a narrative that society keeps trying to write for me.

In my latest conversation with Chris Stevenson, we went deeper than we've ever gone before. No surface-level inspiration. No feel-good platitudes. Just raw, honest answers to the questions people are actually asking.

We talked about the sacrifice paradox—how to know when you're making meaningful sacrifices versus just suffering without purpose. Because let's be honest: a lot of people are working hard and getting nowhere.

We explored what "extraordinary" really means—and why it always starts with ordinary action that most people ignore.

We tackled the hardest question: How do you maintain your narrative when the entire world keeps pushing a different story about who you are and what you can do?

Chris asked me about my book, Love Your Life and It Will Love You Back, and pushed me to explain what that means on the days when life is objectively hard. Because loving your life isn't about gratitude journals—it's a strategy, a discipline, a choice you make when everything tells you not to.

This interview has nothing to do with disability and everything to do with the power you already have inside you. If you've ever felt stuck, limited, or like your circumstances are holding you back, this conversation will change how you see everything.

Watch the full interview and discover what most people never learn about turning limitations into your greatest strengths.