Show Notes
Born with cerebral palsy and told his greatest challenges would be walking and talking, Cam Calkoen has gone on to inspire audiences around the world as an internationally renowned motivational speaker.
In this inspiring episode of Stand Up Again, Cam shares what it was like growing up with cerebral palsy, navigating the challenges of school life, and the mindset that helped him turn adversity into opportunity.
He reflects on the unwavering support of his parents, the resilience that shaped his biggest life transitions, and why your environment can influence your future.
Cam also reveals how embracing challenge led him to climb Mount Kilimanjaro, proving that possibility often begins with perspective.
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