Get Social #oneworkforce

“I’m fortunate: my career has never felt like work and has given me freedom to learn and grow. I believe obstacles create opportunities and I want to empower people to take chances when they come.”

“There are incredible people out there who have the drive, talent and resilience to do anything but are never given an opportunity for whatever reason. Engaging them can only benefit everyone. What’s stopping us?”

“I take great satisfaction from knowing I’ve made a positive difference in someone’s life. I believe if you can do something, you should. So, take every opportunity and pour everything into it for as long as you can”.

“You can only control the controllables. Don’t worry about anything out of your own hands; those issues will figure themselves out. Put your time and effort into the things you can change.”

 “I love a challenge; to disrupt things and break down barriers. Find the best way to do something and if that doesn’t work, find another way to be successful, because if you do what you love it doesn’t feel like work.” 

“There’s no substitute for hard work but success is more than a destination. It’s the people, the learning and the memories that count. If you’re not happy, you’re not succeeding, so find what makes you happy!” 

 “I’m passionate about providing opportunities for people who really deserve a break. The athlete in me has a burning desire to keep growing, to keep learning, but it’s empowering others that inspires me to be the best person I can.” 

 “I like to think outside the box. As a disabled person, I know only too well how it feels to have limitations put upon you before you even start. I’ve spent my entire life looking for ways to break down these limitations.” 

 “I’m here to help people. I really believe anything can be overcome with the right support and understanding. Just focus on your abilities and keep doing the right things in the right way: that’s what being an athlete teaches you.” 

“I believe that success comes in many forms and we shouldn’t see people for their disabilities – only their abilities.” 

  “I genuinely want to help people become the best they can be. Failure is only tangible when you give up, so if I can’t climb a wall first time, I’ll keep trying… or I’ll smash my way through it!”