NAVAL HISTORY STILL INSPIRES
Penny Melville-Brown
James Holman was a truly remarkable man: he was just a young Royal Naval Lieutenant aged 22 when he lost his sight. Undaunted,...
HOW TO CHANGE THE WORLD – BY GIVING BACK
By Martyn Sibley
Giving Back. We do this beautiful thing innately. It's in our DNA. Just think about that warm fluffy feeling you get from...
TRULY OUT OF MY COMFORT ZONES
Following Penny Melville-Brown OBE on her blind cooking experiences as she travels around the world .. this week she truly is out of...
INFOPRENEURSHIP
By Martyn Sibley
"I realised recently I've been blogging for 10 years this August. Using such a relatively new tool has been hard from a...
MY BIRTHMARK – MY STORY! A TALE OF FAMILY, FRIENDS AND THE COMMUNITY HELPING...
By Lisa Butler
I have a facial port wine stain birthmark - but I hope this and other 'blogs' I will write is a way...
BAKING BLIND IN SAN FRANCISCO
Penny Melville-Brown of Hampshire, UK, captures the essence of her Baking Blind world tour in a five minute 'soundscape' video specially designed for other...
EILEEN GRUBBA – FEISTY, FUN, FABULOUS .. AND DISABILITY TALK CONTRIBUTOR
Eileen Grubba is a Hollywood Actress and regular contributor to Disability Talk. She visited us last year when we met with Professor Stephen Hawking. She was...
RESOURCES AND IMPACT
By Martyn Sibley
"One thing I've learned is that influence doesn't automatically mean resources or impact. For resources, a self employed World Changer needs money...
2018 – DESPERATELY SEEKING SELF ACCEPTANCE
By Mandie Elizabeth Leek
2018 is here and as usual there is the the tradition of making new Years resolutions then desperately trying to keep...
CHANGING THE WORLD – WITH MARTYN SIBLEY & AJIT NAWALKHA
By Martyn Sibley
"After 18 episodes of interviewing the cream of the crop in disabled talent, I'm tweaking the show's format. There'll still be disabled...
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VALUES AND BELIEFS
By Martyn Sibley
"I was in a session at Mindvalley University in Croatia. It was run by the founder Vishen Lakhiani. The topic was on...
