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- I Was Shy Until Storytelling Opened My Mouth
I used to be quiet. I didn’t talk much. I was shy, and I wasn’t a fan of sharing my hard times. It seemed to make matters worse, and that was not necessary. Then I changed. I created my own radio show, and I realized my story mattered and had value. People were seeing themselvesContinue reading “I Was Shy Until Storytelling Opened My Mouth”
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Together, We Can Make A Difference
According to the Bureau of Transportation Statistics, there are 25.5 million Americans alone reported having “travel-limiting” disabilities (https://www.bts.gov/travel-patterns-with-disabilities). The same report, published in Jan. 21 of this year, stated that 3.6 Americans with said disabilities are housebound. Yet, in 2018 and 2019, travelers with disabilities made an estimated 81 million trips, and spent $58.7 billion,Continue… Read more
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Now Is The Time to Help Disabled People
When we are talking with prospective clients, they, more times than not, don’t understand the importance and significance of supporting the disability community in more ways than is required by law. This is understandable, considering most business owners we talk with don’t have disabilities. Some businesses do want to help the disability community, but areContinue… Read more
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Introducing Our Partnership with Catalyst Sports
Team Trust Productions is proud to unveil a partnership with Catalyst Sports. Catalyst Sports is a non-profit organization that changes the lives of persons with disabilities through adapted adventures. Catalyst Sports is traveling to nine cities across the southeast to introduce individuals with disabilities to adaptive mountain biking. Team Trust is filming this tour, andContinue… Read more
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The Little Things in Life
By Ryan Wilson May 8, 2021 Life is no guarantee. When your life comes into question, you begin to appreciate the little things: From colors and food, to kindness, air and humanity. It’s all part of the life we were given. I have been hospitalized for nearly three weeks now. I am recovering quickly. Interestingly,Continue… Read more