This week for World Changer Wednesday #WCW I wanted to touch upon the basics again. You’ll remember previously I talked about the importance of exercise and sleep. Today’s video is all about nourishment and self care. When I hit 30 I started to feel the effects of my lifestyle. My diet has never been great. Whilst I looked… Continue Reading
How to change the world: exercise and sleep
Well it’s Wednesday again. I’m on a roll with this weekly posting idea. Twice in two weeks! 😉 Today’s thought, for anyone wanting to change the world, is a little less ‘dream life’. In fact it’s far less sexy. However it’s the most important thing a World Changer can do. That is, to look after… Continue Reading
World Changer Wednesday #WCW
I’m starting a new video series on what it takes to be a World Changer. Something I’m always learning and striving for. There’s going to be videos on a variety of subjects, that are actionable too. They will be streamed on LinkedIn first. This week I’m in Lisbon, Portugal. I decided to share some thoughts… Continue Reading
Autumnal Update
It’s been a while since I last wrote an update. With so much going on this summer, it felt like the right time to share my latest news. As always I hope you find this interesting, will engage with your thoughts, and share your news too. Health and Wellbeing With my disability, summer is usually… Continue Reading
Wheelchair accessibility in Tallinn, Estonia
I am just back from an amazing trip to Tallinn in Estonia. So I wanted to share a few thoughts and observations about the trip from an accessibility point of view. First off you are probably wondering why I was in Tallinn. Which is a fair and reasonable question. Now it was actually nice to go to a new… Continue Reading
What is the future of mobility?
Mobility and the power to move freely has always been important to me. So naturally, I was excited to hear all about how The Toyota Mobility Foundation, a charity with a focus on mobility, have launched a $4m campaign to create the future of mobility products. The aim of this project is to spur innovation… Continue Reading
Hannah Ensor – Artistic Education
Having a disability feels like an eternal venture of educating people. Many people who haven’t come into contact with disability, have rather strange preconceptions of what my life is like. Then there are the people who know me very well, but can never know some of the struggles I have to face. We can… Continue Reading
Simon Minty – The Economics of Inclusion
I sometimes wonder what my economics degree gave me in day to day life. But then I realise it gave me various tools and frameworks by which to view the world. This is definitely the case when looking at disabled people as consumers and employees. As a consumer I need physical spaces to be accessible,… Continue Reading