I have much to share about my journey to Dubai and the Abu Dhabi. I am more committed than ever to make this community a success. The needs for accessibility and entrepreneurial opportunities are vast. I was transported to the year 2071 in a space shuttle and the mind wondered whether disabled people were totally eliminated or were disabled people fixed to confirm with the norm of the times? Much of the equipment definitely lacked access. Do you see how this air taxi could be accessible? Use will commence in 2026 only to vastly grow from there worldwide..

I am on an adventure and I invite you to take part. Are you game?

I wanted freedom— but not at the cost of burnout. I love the word freedom. Freedom to be who you are. Freedom to do what matters. Freedom to have choices, stability, and peace of mind. For too long, freedom was sold as hustle in disguise. Work harder now so you can rest later. Push through exhaustion and call it success. That version of freedom never sat right with me. What I wanted was a kind of freedom that respected my energy, honored my limits, and allowed me to build without burning myself out. Freedom isn’t supposed to drain you. It’s supposed to give you life. 👉♿ What does freedom mean to you in this season of your life?

Most of us were raised with the belief that hard work is the answer to everything. Work harder. Push more. Grind longer. That mindset stays with us well into adulthood, and I’ve found it can be a real detriment. Working hard is honorable. But working hard without joy, alignment, or leverage eventually takes more than it gives. What shifted everything for me was changing the question. Not “How can I work harder?” But “How can my work give me joy—like children at play?” When work feels creative, engaging, and purposeful, it stops draining life from you, and starts giving life back. That’s when I began waking up to my days again. 👉 ♿Does this resonate with you? What would change if your work supported your joy instead of consuming it?

I wanted a business that fit my life, not a life forced to fit a business. For a long time, the message was clear: adjust yourself, stretch your hours, push through. But real life doesn’t work that way. Bodies have limits. Responsibilities are real. And life deserves to be lived, not managed around exhaustion. What I wanted was a way to cover my needs and live a desireable lifestyle. A way to create, design, and build something that respected my time, my energy, and the season of life I’m in. A business should support your life. Not consume it. 👉 ♿Does this resonate with you? What would a business that truly fit your life look like?