Dez Mighty Podcast
I am an award winning filmmaker, public speaker and creative who has developed technology solutions for some of the largest companies in the world. I built businesses from scratch, developed property, and spent two decades figuring out how the world actually works versus how people say it does. I founded Unfiltered London, co-founded Legacy AI CIC taking AI education to children across Sub-Saharan Africa, and I still think the most honest conversations happen when the professional mask comes off.
I talk to people who have been through something real. A health crisis. A business that nearly took them out. A loss that changed everything. People rebuilding identity from the ground up. Sometimes the guest is an entrepreneur. Sometimes a public figure. Sometimes someone you have never heard of who has lived a story you will not forget.
Every now and again I just talk about what is happening in the world right now. Straight. No filter.
No agenda. No script. Just real conversations with real people.
Dez Mighty Podcast
Fragile Lives understanding Dementia
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Inspired is a collection of visual stories that focus primarily on the human condition, stories that motivate inspire and cause you to look deeper at the world, drown out all the noise and focus on what gives you joy.
In todays episode, I continue to look at the fragility of our lives and asked Nikki Zimmerman to discuss Fragility and Dementia.
There were moments in our dialogue where Nikki described how dementia could be compared to a flower and how Fragile the film touched not just her but many of the people she works with.
Nikki Zimmermann is Head of Support Services for dementia
As a member of the RDS Executive Team, Nikki leads the RDS Direct Support Team. With her vast knowledge and expertise, Nikki has over a decade of experience working within Cognitive Neurology Clinics and Memory Services. She has worked for many years in areas such as; service development and delivery within the community, partnership working with health and social care professionals and commissioners, and adapting services in order to meet the unique and individual needs of people living with dementia and their families.
I have to thank Nikki for her time and patience, to find out more:
www.raredementiasupport.org
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