autism advocates and motivational speakers in his niche
The Pennsylvania-native is also a published author, with his book entitled “Finding Love on the Spectrum: An ASD Guide to Dating:, where he wrote about his personal experiences. This book was praised on Kirkus and Amazon, where it received numerous excellent reviews. Louis also published another book, “Autism: The Unstoppable Achiever”.
Despite experiencing frustration in his youth because of his condition, Louis refused to give in and let it overtake his life. Years of hard work paid off when he graduated college Summa Cum Laude with a degree in Office Information Technology. He knew then that he had to do something to help shed light on autism and help more people get a better understanding of the condition.
“Autism is not a tragedy, ignorance is,” Louis shares in one of his speeches. He now devotes most of his time writing blogs and participates as a keynote speaker on the subject in various events all over the world. Additionally, he publishes videos and audio notes and is a contributor for several publications such as The Mighty and Autism Parenting Magazine.
Country-pop singer Shania Twain is one of the motivational speaker’s main inspirations in his career. Louis had met her in Las Vegas in 2013 at one of her shows there. After graduating from college with flying colors, Louis decided to follow his dream of meeting the singer again.
He describes his approach, “I’m very humorous in my speeches and really connect with my audiences. Louis is determined to stay motivated and make his goals a reality. He wishes to connect with more people and touch more lives with his story. The published author is eager to reach out to those overcoming or experiencing adversity, especially those with disabilities, because he believes that “disability or not, anything is possible if you continue to follow your dreams and never give up no matter what the circumstances,” he shares.
Louis Scarantino spends his free time with his friends and family and likes to travel. He also works his other jobs when he is not actively working under his advocacy.
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