The post-lockdown ‘new normal’ has changed not just how we live, but who we are. The world we once knew has been transformed, exposing both the fragility of our systems and the resilience of the human spirit. In this era, I am on a personal, purposeful journey—to rise above limitations and contribute meaningfully, not only for myself, but for those whose voices are often unheard.

At the heart of this journey is my mission—"Accessibility for All, especially for those who cannot afford it.” This initiative was born from a simple yet powerful belief: that access and dignity should never be luxuries, but basic human rights. People with disabilities, particularly in underserved communities, face daily challenges that much of the world overlooks. My aim is to change that—one small step at a time.

Despite my own challenges—including limited resources and living with low vision—I chose not to wait for ideal conditions or institutional support. I may not have the means to establish a formal NGO, but I have something just as powerful: the will to act. This mission reflects my Individual Social Responsibility (ISR)—a personal commitment to make a difference with what I have.

My books are not merely commercial projects for bread and butter; they are reflections of my experiences. They are an invitation—a call to pause, reflect, and recognise the collective strength we possess when we act with purpose and empathy. They are a statement of what we can achieve for humankind, our communities, and, by extension, our nations.

Join me in my mission to help make even a small difference in the lives of the disabled. Together, our small acts can become a force for lasting change. Buy my books and support this mission of an inclusive world.

Because when we remove barriers for a few, we build a better world for all.