Darda Sales Motivational Speaker

Ladies, men can be cocky in their own way, let’s be cocky in ours! If you are good at something, be confident in telling people you are good at it. Don’t down play yourself, your skills and your achievements for anyone. In fact, I’d like to know, what are you good at?

"If I say, 'I'm the best gymnast there is,' the reaction is 'Oh, she's cocky.' No, the facts are literally on the paper. I've won five world titles.

"It's important to teach our female youth that it's OK to say, 'Yes, I am good at this,' and you don't hold back. You only see the men doing it. And they're praised for it and the women are looked down upon for it. But I feel like it's good (to do) because once you realize you're confident and good at it, then you're even better at what you do.

Simone Biles is the World's Most Decorated Gymnast with 25 world championship medals, the most among men and women.

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A new opportunity in para sport!!

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The world needs more passionate and caring youth coaches.

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These are the moments that we should be celebrating in sport. People showing kindness, compassion and respect for each other.

Had the opportunity to present to the Kiwanis Club of Middlesex this morning. Such a wonderful group of people who are helping to support children in our community and around the world. Thank you to the Kiwanis Club for having me!

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Words can build up or tear down so choose your words carefully.

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I applaud Paralympics Australia for taking a step in the right direction in actively tackling intentional misrepresentation during the classification process head on. Misrepresentation during classification is equivalent to doping. If an athlete is placed in a classification meant for athletes with lower levels of functioning when the athlete has a higher functional ability but hides their true abilities during the classification process, it gives the misrepresented athlete a clear performance advantage.

Paralympics Australia unveils online course aimed at preventing intentional misrepresentation An online course aimed at protecting the integrity of the classification system and which must be completed by athletes who want to represent Australi...