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Wendy Smith is a sought-after speaker renowned for her inspiring TED talk and expertise in stress management and executive coaching. As a Paralympian, Wendy has firsthand experience conquering adversity and maintaining composure under pressure. She firmly believes in the power of optimism and actively encourages her audience to adopt a "can-do" mindset. Wendy's interactive speaking style leaves an indelible mark on her listeners, and she is recognised for her remarkable ability to make guests feel at ease. With a strong focus on producing positive change, Wendy is driven by results and dedicated to transforming her audience's lives. She is also a published author, specialising in personal development and wheelchair basketball.
For over 30 years, Wendy Smith has navigated immense challenges following a serious RTA that left her with mobility issues. Despite these obstacles, Wendy became a Paralympian and discovered that the most powerful tool for change lies within. Sharing the tried and tested tools she has used over the past 30 years, Wendy now teaches others how to transform adversity into opportunity, embrace their power, take responsibility, and live authentically.
Wendy Smith's talk, "There's No Such Word As 'Can't'", inspires resilience and determination. In this session, Wendy challenges her audiences to overcome obstacles by eliminating the word "can't" from their vocabulary. Encouraging individuals and teams to turn adversity into opportunities for growth, Wendy takes everyone on a journey of challenging the aspects of themselves stopping them from reaching for the stars.
This speech explores the inspiring journeys of athletes preparing for the 2024 Paris Olympics. It focuses on their rigorous training, personal sacrifices, and the mental and physical resilience required to compete at the highest level, celebrating their dedication and the spirit of the Olympic Games.
