Interview Synopsis with Christian Armstrong: his life journey dealing with an Autism Diagnosis
It is really cool speaking to those that although they may have some struggles in life, they don't let it get them down, and they don't become a negative Nelly. And this was really, really incredible to see. Throughout our conversation, Charlie told me that it is his ambition to be a shining light, to be an example for those who are diagnosed with autism spectrum and to be like, you know what? Look at me. It does affect me differently
So that has been a bit of a struggle for him. Just trying to make sure what else that's been a lot of it for him. I know there are some other struggles as well, but again, it was just such a positive experience, and I was so excited. So I didn't want to make it seem as if he doesn't have any challenges in life. He does like the rest of us, but he also has so many wonderful attributes
Nick Hydier
@NickHydier9813 · 4:35
Because their condition and or disability is not what truly defines them. It's the attributes that the person has, such as their characteristics of being a good, kind, empathetic and caring person who wants to make this world or hopefully make this world better, which has been a goal for me. Motivational speaking is something that I have most certainly thought of
And it's admirable on your part that you are trying to make a positive difference and do what you can. So keep doing what you're doing, and I hope you have a good weekend. Thanks. Bye
Nick Hydier
@NickHydier9813 · 0:39
Hey, Leanne. Just wanted to say yes. I have always been trying to, you know, make a positive impact and, you know, help people whenever I can. And you yourself will most certainly continue to do that as well. And I'm always going to be glad to be here to listen and help you in any way that I can. So thank you so much for listening to my swells and responding to me as well. Hope you have a great weekend as well. Bye
You. Hey, guys, I need to make a quick correction to this interview. Synopsis. I interviewed Christian Armstrong. Now, for whatever reason, I ended up calling him Charlie. I am so sorry. Talk about beyond the brain fart. Anyway, my apologies. And it was really wonderful talking to you, and I hope you definitely go on and inspire others. Thanks. Bye