That journey of reclaiming my independence inspired my memoir, 2:33: How MS Woke Me Up to the Life I Was Meant to Ride, which chronicles my solo ride across Victoria on my trusty bike, Sheeba. Today, I’m taking on my most audacious goal yet: a solo, supported 15,000 to 20,000-kilometer expedition around the entire coast of Australia. Through this ride, I’m pedaling to break down stereotypes, highlight the "invisibility of disability," and shine a urgent spotlight on the intersecting crisis of homelessness within vulnerable communities.

When I’m not on the road, I run Help Me Mind My Own Business—a Not-for-Profit dedicated to supporting disabled and chronically ill entrepreneurs—and coach clients using a gentler, more sustainable business framework. I reject toxic hustle culture in favor of radical acceptance, compassionate boundaries, and non-negotiable rest. I’m here for the messy middle: the flare-ups and the finish lines, the rest days and the record-breaking rides. My mission is simple: to prove that a life-changing diagnosis isn't the end of your story, but the beginning of an ambitious, joyful new chapter.