NIKI WOLFE
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I'm Niki Wolfe
I’ve always known I was different. I was unique. And not in the way that your parents think there is something off with you and are trying to be discreet about it. There’s always been this hunger inside me for more. It's this hunger that feeds my passion.
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And it's this passion that grows from a foundation of hard knocks. Of struggles, hurdles, and battles against something bigger than you feel capable of handling. Once you’ve defeated those battles (and you will), you'll have a fire inside you that you'll never want to burn out.
I’ll save you the lengthy story of medical and personal traumas I’ve dealt with over the years, but just know that these were the underlying issues that catalyzed my determination to do more in this world. All the emergency trips, all the times my body went paralyzed, the times I passed out at the restaurant or in my cousin’s arms. All the childhood surgeries, and overwhelming amount of physical pain, all the eating disorders, or toxic relationships I’ve endured.
All of this trauma was meant to be. Without it, I wouldn’t be the person I am today. Without it, I wouldn’t be able to relate to so many people. Without it, I wouldn’t have the passion and compassion I do today.
And because of this, I am so eternally grateful.
I refuse to let any of my medical limitations stop me from achieving my dreams. I hold a college record for bench press, travel around the world and lived in Spain, have a career I love, financially support myself, competed in multiple triathlons, see my family on a regular basis, and truly love my life. I don’t say all this to brag, but to encourage you to pursue whatever it is your heart seeks for.
One of my favorite reminders on perspective is that "sometimes you can't change your circumstances, but you can change your attitude."Just because you are faced up against a hurdle doesn’t mean you don’t jump over it. You figure out an alternative. You go under, around, piggyback, whatever you have to do to get over it.
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I am here to tell you, to show you, and to prove to you that YOU WERE MEANT FOR MORE.
You might have limitations, but it doesn't mean you're entitled to a limiting belief.
