The UK's annual celebration of disabled, chronically ill, and neurodivergent entrepreneurs, freelancers and creatives. Honouring the Entrepreneurs Who Build While Battling Barriers
September 16th 2026
Bianca Vickers - Success Doesn't Always Look The Same For Everyone
"My name is Bianca, and I am a qualified life coach who is also building an online affiliate network marketing business within the health and wellness space.
My entrepreneurial journey began because of my own health experiences and the need to find a way of working that allowed more flexibility and understanding around my wellbeing. After working in teaching and private tutoring, my health changed the way I needed to approach work, and I realised I needed to create a different path - one that worked alongside my health rather than against it.
For the past three years, I have been navigating ongoing health investigations and learning how to manage the impact my symptoms have on my everyday life. I have a diagnosis of hypermobility, and continue to undergo investigations into other health concerns. Living with fluctuating symptoms and uncertainty has meant learning to adapt, listen to my body and keep moving forward, even when the path ahead has felt unclear..
Becoming a qualified life coach and building my online business has given me the opportunity to create something meaningful that aligns with my values. Alongside my coaching journey, I am partnered with a health and wellness company where I share wellness-focused products, personal development and the opportunity to be part of a supportive community. Although I am still building my business, I find real purpose in connecting with others, encouraging personal growth and creating a working life that better fits around my health.
My journey has taught me that success doesn't always look the same for everyone. Sometimes, success begins by simply finding a way to keep moving forward and creating a life that works for your own circumstances. I hope that by sharing my story, others living with disability, chronic illness or neurodivergence can feel less alone and see that there are different ways to build a meaningful future."