In this conversation, Jeremy shares his profound journey from being fully sighted to becoming a world-renowned blind golfer. He discusses the challenges he faced after losing his sight at 19, the support he received from family and friends, and how he rediscovered his passion for golf through blind golf. Jeremy emphasizes the importance of interdependence, illustrating how asking for help can be a strength rather than a weakness. He also reflects on his experiences as a motivational speaker, aiming to inspire others to embrace interdependence in their lives. The conversation concludes with Jeremy's aspirations for the future, including writing a book on interdependence.
Takeaways
- Jeremy lost his sight at 19 due to a rare genetic disorder.
- He transitioned to blind golf with the help of his father as a guide.
- Interdependence is a crucial lesson learned through his journey.
- Asking for help is a strength, not a weakness.
- Jeremy emphasizes the importance of community and support.
- He has traveled the world competing in blind golf tournaments.
- His experiences have shaped him into a motivational speaker.
- Jeremy aims to inspire others through his story and lessons.
- He plans to write a book on interdependence.
- Family plays a significant role in his life and values.
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