Having a good work ethic means doing your job to the best of your ability even if you weren't treated right while you're there. Take a listen and I'll go into a little more detail on what it means to have a good work ethic

When I can't think of a good topic to discuss, I know I always have stories to tell! Take a listen, have a laugh, and make it a great day!

It is so important to take care of your body and perform what I called preventative maintenance. What exactly do I mean by that? Tap the play button and you'll find out!

In this episode, I'm discussing how the world looks through my eyes. Not figuratively speaking, but literally; so if you ever wondered what things look like through my eyes, this should be pretty interesting for you.

Taking care of yourself is incredibly important, especially these days when all the food is processed and has a bunch of crap in it. Believe it or not, taking care of yourself can prevent health issues that might cause you to have a disability later in life. Take a listen to what I have to say and see if you need to do a little better in that area.

We all have to earn a living and be able to pay our bills, regardless of disability. But sometimes, getting to work is harder work than the work itself. What do I mean by that? Play and you'll find out!

Finishing up my discussion on friendship and what part a disability might play in a person's ability or inability to make friends, or be a good friend. If you're confused, hit play and it all become clear.

This episode is discussing The Importance of Being genuine and true to yourself, while at the same time accepting your disability as part of who you are– not a definition of who you are.

The value of a good friendship is incredibly difficult to measure. The better of a friend you are, the better quality of friends you will have. Listen as I discuss both having friends and being a friend, and I hope you learned something!

Just because there's a negative connotation with the word disability, doesn't mean that it has to be a negative word. In this discussion I'm talking about how you can use a disability to your advantage and show that it's not a bad word.