“Why try and achieve one dream when you can achieve ten?” - Ade Adepitan MBE (@adeadepitan) is a television presenter, wheelchair basketball player and author to name a few. Having survived polio as a child, Ade has gone on to compete as a wheelchair basketball player on an international level and has a wealth of TV presenting experience. He has represented Great Britain at the Olympics in Athens 2004 (Bronze) and Sydney 2000, plus competing in Europe (Silver) and World Championship (Gold). In 2006, Ade was given an honorary doctorate from Loughborough University and had the honour of being awarded an MBE for his contribution to disabled sport in the Queen’s 2005 Birthday Honours. In 2010, Ade was awarded the Lifetime Achievement award from the University of East London. Ade’s energy and enthusiasm comes through in everything he does. On this episode of P/squared, Ade shares his story with us, including his upbringing, challenges he overcame during his journey and lessons he has learnt along the way. The sky's the limit, and according to Ade one dream isn't enough. Please enjoy this episode and take what resonates with you!

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