Living with a chronic condition, I thought the "entrepreneurial dream" wasn't for me. I was wrong.
My health challenges forced me to find a smarter way to build a life, not a harder way. I needed flexibility, a supportive community, and a mission I believed in. That's when I found this. ❤️😀👪 We're focused on helping families live better lives through powerful education and real teamwork. Our personal development program isn't just about business; it's about owning your life, no matter your circumstances. It has helped thousands, and it changed everything for me.
Whether you're a parent juggling it all, an entrepreneur feeling burnt out, or someone living with health challenges (I see you, spoonies 🥄), this is for you.
This is accessible entrepreneurship. This is designing a life that works for you.
Would it be okay if you joined us for the calls this week to see how?
💬 Comment "INFO" below or send me a DM saying "Personal Development" and I'll get you all the details!
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A Note From Ben:
My goal is to help you build a life of health and freedom. This blog is supported by two resources I personally use and trust to achieve that mission:
My ASEA Business: Supporting my family's wellness from the inside out.
"Success in 10 Steps": The framework I use for building a successful business from home.
You can learn more about ASEA here and "Success in 10 Steps" ebook here.
❤️😃 I found the company which allows the time to focus on my own health, time with the family, live a lifestyle and still earn a income to contribute to the household, rather than living on disability support pension.
My goal is to help you build a life of health and freedom. This blog is supported by two resources I personally use and trust to achieve that mission:
My ASEA Business: Supporting my family's wellness from the inside out.
"Success in 10 Steps": The framework I use for building a successful business from home.
You can learn more about ASEA here and "Success in 10 Steps" ebook here.
Living with a disability and chronic illness 🥄, it's so easy to get stuck on the frequency of pain, fear, and "can't."
I was there. I wanted a different life, but my dial was tuned to "stuck."
Then I read this: "The universe responds to your frequency... It's kinda like tuning into a radio station."
You can't get the life you want (105.1 FM - Joy & Abundance) if you're tuned into the frequency of what you don't want (88.7 FM - Fear & Lack).
This isn't about ignoring reality. My pain is real. My diagnosis is real.
But my vibration is my choice. 🧠
As a disabled entrepreneur, I had to shift. I tuned into gratitude for what I can do. I tuned into abundance. I tuned into capability.
And that's when my life and business began to transform.
To all the entrepreneurs, parents, and fellow #ChronicWarriors... you can't build a new life on an old frequency.
Change your station. Change your life. 💖 Ready to shift your frequency?
👇 Send me a DM with the word "FREQUENCY" and let's talk about how.
A Note From Ben:
My goal is to help you build a life of health and freedom. This blog is supported by two resources I personally use and trust to achieve that mission:
My ASEA Business: Supporting my family's wellness from the inside out.
"Success in 10 Steps": The framework I use for building a successful business from home.
You can learn more about ASEA here and "Success in 10 Steps" ebook here.
🚀Who is the one person who can change your life? (The answer might surprise you).🚀
Living with chronic conditions and a disability can feel like a life sentence of "can't." 🥄
For the longest time, I felt defined by my "bad days," my appointments, and my limitations. I was waiting... waiting for a doctor, a new treatment, or just someone to hand me a different life.
Then I read this quote, and everything shifted:
"It only takes one person to change your life: You." - Ruth Casey
That was it. 🧠
I realized I couldn't control my diagnosis, but I could 100% control my direction. The person I was waiting for to save me... was ME.
I’m a disabled entrepreneur, and I’m a network marketer. Why? Because a 9-to-5 doesn't work for my body. I needed a way to build an income that respected my health, not one that forced me to sacrifice it.
This path gave me the vehicle 💻, but I had to be the one to turn the key.
Maybe you're...
* A mumpreneur or dadpreneur trying to build a legacy around your family's needs.
* An entrepreneur feeling burnt out by the traditional hustle.
* Someone feeling stuck in your circumstances, whether it's health or finance.
* A fellow #ChronicIllnessWarrior or #DisabledEntrepreneur who knows you're capable of more.
Stop waiting. You are the CEO of your life. You are the transformation you've been searching for. You are that "one person."
Are you ready to be that "one person" for yourself?
If you're tired of waiting and ready to build a life on your own terms, I want to connect.
👇 Send me a DM with the word "TRANSFORM", and I'll share how I started. No pressure, just possibilities.
A Note From Ben:
My goal is to help you build a life of health and freedom. This blog is supported by two resources I personally use and trust to achieve that mission:
My ASEA Business: Supporting my family's wellness from the inside out.
"Success in 10 Steps": The framework I use for building a successful business from home.
You can learn more about ASEA here and "Success in 10 Steps" ebook here.
Smooth Moves: The Ultimate Guide to Relocating Comfortably With a Disability
Relocating can be both exciting and challenging—but for individuals with disabilities, the process often involves additional layers of planning, accessibility considerations, and emotional preparation. This guide provides practical, compassionate strategies to ensure your move is efficient, safe, and empowering. Whether you’re transitioning to a new apartment, an accessible home, or an assisted living space, these tips are designed to make each step manageable and stress-free.
TL;DR
Plan early and evaluate accessibility needs before signing leases.
Create a team of trusted helpers, from movers to occupational therapists.
Document medications, assistive equipment, and emergency contacts.
Label boxes by room and accessibility priority.
Check out appliance warranties to protect key home systems from costly repairs after moving.
Planning Your Move
☐ Schedule an accessibility evaluation of your new home.
☐ Contact your healthcare provider for moving-related medical advice.
☐ Research accessible movers (e.g., companies with wheelchair-friendly trucks).
☐ Notify your utility providers of accessibility needs (priority reconnection, ramp access).
☐ Set up medical records transfer if you’re changing providers.
Once you’ve settled in, it’s worth exploringappliance warranty options to safeguard your home systems. A solid home warranty can help cover the cost of repairs or replacements for key appliances—especially those that impact comfort or accessibility, such as HVAC systems, lifts, or kitchen equipment. Look for a plan that also covers removal of defective units and issues caused by improper installation, so you’re not left managing unexpected breakdowns alone.
Community Support and Well-Being
Staying connected after a move helps ease the emotional transition and maintain independence.
Ways to Stay Supported:
Join local disability advocacy groups throughADAPT.
Contact your regionalCenter for Independent Living.
UseNextdoor to find neighbors who can help with errands or recommendations.
Explore virtual fitness or support sessions throughMove United.
Glossary
Accessible Home: A residence designed to accommodate mobility, sensory, or cognitive disabilities.
Assistive Device: Equipment that improves daily living, such as a wheelchair, hearing aid, or lift chair.
Grab Bars: Sturdy wall-mounted bars that provide stability in bathrooms or hallways.
Home Warranty: A service contract that covers repairs or replacements for major home systems or appliances.
Universal Design: Architectural design that accommodates all people, regardless of ability or age.
FAQ
Q: How early should I start planning my move? A: Ideally, begin three to six months before your move to arrange accessibility modifications and medical logistics.
Q: What should I do if the new home isn’t fully accessible? A: Temporary ramps, door widening, and portable grab bars can serve as interim solutions while permanent adjustments are made.
Q: Are there grants available for accessible modifications? A: Yes. Programs likeRebuilding Together and local housing authorities often offer home modification grants.
Q: How can I transport mobility equipment safely? A: Use professional movers experienced in handling assistive devices or rent protective cases for powered wheelchairs.
A successful move goes beyond logistics—it’s about building a home where comfort, safety, and independence thrive. With thoughtful preparation, the right community support, and accessible design choices, your new space can meet both your physical needs and emotional well-being. Done right, moving becomes less about transition and more about empowerment, confidence, and lasting peace of mind.
Note: the resources listed are country specific. You may have to find the same in Your location to what has been mentioned here.
My goal is to help you build a life of health and freedom. This blog is supported by two resources I personally use and trust to achieve that mission:
My ASEA Business: Supporting my family's wellness from the inside out.
"Success in 10 Steps": The framework I use for building a successful business from home.
You can learn more about ASEA here and "Success in 10 Steps" ebook here.
