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Different is in. Normal is out.

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The Jennifer Hudson Show flew me and my daughter to L.A.

I just want to say thank you to the brilliant Jennifer Hudson for helping me share my story as a father and wheelchair user. The trip was incredible, and my daughter was so excited about everything.

Never give up. Keep pushing. Good things will come.

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Rebelling against boring journalism

If you want to hear the nitty-gritty of my life, the deep stuff, visit Canvas Rebel. These people really care about bringing the hidden, beautiful diversity of Texas to print.

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Spotlighting artists and entrepreneurs on the fringes

Thanks to the Shout Out team. You all gave me a chance to share my story and show that creators with disabilities bring a totally new level of inspiration and passion to our work.

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Stories of change and transformation in Dallas

Read the article to get my take on “representation in film” for people living with disabilities. Let’s work to be a part of today’s stories, then create tomorrow’s stories our way.

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Local news asks me why impossible goals are the best kind.

Big thanks to folks at Fox 26 in Houston for inviting me to talk about the Jedi-mind tricks I use for positive thinking and how to stay motivated when there’s no reason to believe you’ll succeed. It was a thoughtful segment, especially for New Years. Because when you start again, everybody has a chair. I faced mine and won, and I know that at least one person who saw the interview is facing their own, and winning. “If there’s a wheel, there’s a way.” So go do it.

LET’S WORK TOGETHER

“Smiling latino man in a wheelchair?” You found him.

If you’re a brand, a creator, or a casting director interested in working with me, do it.

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