In this episode I talk about why you should never say I can't and how I realized that I could do a pull-up.

Stick around if you want to know what that means because you are now listening to tiny leaps. Big change. Big change. What it could be like and I was all said to come back home. You were after nothing I could give

for all. Today's song is the Royalty remix of Wonder by Adventure Club. I'm a big

adventure club fan from back in my music production days so hearing such an awesome remix done by royalty of one of their hit songs is frankly just a great experience for me.

Check out the artists and let's get into the show. In a perfect world,

but we're not always what we promise to be.

You call my words in the air.

The silence honkers. Welcome to another episode of Tiny Leaps, big changes where I share simple strategies you can use to get more out of your life.

My name is Greg Klunis and here's a fun fact about me that most people don't know. I have a neurological disorder called

Hirayama's disease and it affects the movement and strength of my right hand. Now

for those of you who don't know here's a medical description of

Hurayama's quote. Hurayama disease also termed non-progressive juvenile spinal

muscular atrophy of the distal upper limbs, try saying that three times,

is a type of cervical myelopathy related to flexion movements of the neck.

It is considered a benign motor neuron disorder with a stationary stage after a progressive course."

It started when I was around 13 or 14. At the time my friends and I played a lot of World of

Warcraft which is an online role-playing game and I mean a lot we routinely had

eight to 12-hour days during the summer in spring breaks and it was fun.

But I remember one day in particular we were playing and out of nowhere my arms started to have

a severe cramp.

My right hand bent into itself as if it was a claw and it stayed there as if the muscles just got stuck.

After I recovered from the initial pain, I was able to pry my fingers apart and stretch the hand out.

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