Mon handicap, ma force ! | Luc Montigaud | TEDxIAE Aix Marseille
Dans son Talk, Luc nous partage comment les contraintes du quotidien peuvent être surpassées pour apprendre à en tirer profit.
A partir du jour où il a survécu à l’improbable, il nous montrera qu’aller au bout de nos limites nous permet de vivre des moments extraordinaires. Savoir accepter nos différences est la clé pour en faire une force.
Alors, enfilez vos baskets et venez découvrir comment le mot "possible" a transformé son quotidien en une aventure hors du commun ! Luc est un Handi-Aventurier, en échappant à la mort lors de sa naissance, il a très vite compris qu’être handicapé c’est choisir entre subir ou combattre. Judoka depuis ses 3 ans, le choix a été vite vu.
En 2023, il réalise un tour de France de 3250 km en course à pied et vélo en 98 jours pour sensibiliser à la dystonie. Comme il aime le dire « Ce n’est que le début de l’aventure »
Son but au travers de ces aventures est de changer le regard sur le handicap et de montrer qu’un obstacle peut se transformer en victoire. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
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