Louis A. Vendetti
Overcoming. Achieving. Building. Sharing.
Hello and welcome! It is so great to have you here!
I am the author of My Disability Doesn’t Define Me, a memoir of my time through school with a physical disability.
If you are interested in learning my tips and techniques and how they could help you from being handicapped to being handicable, even if you don’t have a disability, click the button below to learn more about My Disability Doesn’t Define Me.
Louis A. Vendetti
Overcoming. Achieving. Building. Sharing.
Hello and welcome! It is so great to have you here!
I am the author of My Disability Doesn’t Define Me, a memoir of my time through school with a physical disability.
If you are interested in learning my tips and techniques and how they could help you from being handicapped to being handicable, even if you don’t have a disability, click the button below to learn more about My Disability Doesn’t Define Me.
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Through Vendetti’s self-positive method, you’ll learn to identify and fight your most inhibiting obstacles and extend your capabilities. With creative problem-solving and adaptation, you’ll explore bright new horizons you may never have dreamed possible.
Your Disability Doesn’t Define You is your motivational manual for turning lifelong struggles into strengths. If you like optimistic guidance, pushing your limits, and winning strategies, then you’ll love Louis A. Vendetti’s empowering handbook.
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