Born without arms or legs, she has overcome incredible odds to become a globally recognized speaker, educator and entrepreneur. His journey inspires countless individuals facing hardship and searching for hope. Through patience and endurance, Nick turned obstacles into opportunities.

"If you can't get a miracle, become one." – Nick Vujicic

Biography of Nick Vujicic

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Full Name: Nicholas James Vujicic
Date of Birth: December 4, 1982
Place of Birth: Melbourne, Australia
Parents: Boris Vujicic (Father) and Dushka Vujicic (Mother)
Spouse: Kanae
Profession: Motivational Speaker

Educational Background

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Nick attended Runcorn State High School in Queensland, Australia, for his secondary education. He later pursued a degree in Commerce with a focus on financial planning and accountancy at Griffith University, Queensland, graduating at the age of 21.

Career Highlights

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Nick's career in the motivational field began when, at just 17, he delivered his first solo speech to his prayer group. Since that day, he has dedicated his life to inspiring others.

He founded Attitude Is Altitude, a Social Emotional Learning curriculum used to create changes in positive behaviors among students and their communities.

Nick established Life Without Limbs, a non-profit ministry, out of Agoura Hills, California, that sermons messages of hope and perseverance. His documentary, Life's Greater Purpose, conveys how he utilized his gifts to the fullest, irrespective of physical disability.

Achievements

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In 1990, Nick received the Australian Young Citizen Award for his remarkable courage and determination.
He starred as "Will" in the 2009 short film The Butterfly Circus, directed by Joshua Weigel. His role earned him the Best Actor in a Short Film award at the 2010 Method Fest Independent Film Festival.
Nick's work continues to inspire millions worldwide, making him a symbol of hope and resilience.

A Life Without Limits

Nick’s journey has been one of accepting himself as well as overcoming sorrow. He has learned a different outlook at life when his mother shared a news article of a man happily living, even though he was differently able. This was Nick's founding principle about life: without limbs, it is not a life without one.

At the age of 17, Nick had already begun giving inspiring speeches, and with faith and hard work, he achieved a double degree in finance and accounting from Griffith University-the end result of seeking knowledge.