Niels van Buren

About Niels van Buren

Being the first man with MS to reach the summit of Mount Everest, Niels van Buren has a special storyto tell. Niels has accomplished his seemingly impossible dream. With his story and experiences he wants to motivate people and inspire people to move their own mountains. Therefore Niels can be hired as a speaker for lectures. The lectures’ proceeds benefit new research into the disease MS.Motivation and inspirationHow do you reach your goals? What does it take to achieve a high goal like climbing Mount Everest? How do I deal with setbacks? These are all questions that many people have to deal with and struggle with. Of course, not everyone has the desire to climb Mount Everest, but many people have ambitious plans and dreams that seem difficult to achieve. By finding and pushing his limits as MS patient, Niels has learned a lot. About what you can achieve with the right focus and purpose. That you can do things you never thought possible. And that even a chronic disease like MS does not necessarily mean that you can not pursue your dreams. Due to his special experiences Niels can tell better than anyone about how you can achieve a lot with the right motivation.Niels van Buren as speakerFor companies and organizations Niels talks about his motivations, experiences and the lessons he has learned. Now Niels has achieved his dream, he focuses on inspiring others to also start moving. “For Mission Summit foundation, I have climbed Mount Everest to raise money for research into the incurable disease MS. With Mission Summit I want to inspire people to take action themselves. This applies to people with MS, but also for people who do not have this disease. It energizes me to bring people together and help them realize their dreams. By having climbed Mount Everest as MS patient, I hope to have inspired people and to have shown that what seems impossible can become reality.”Interested in his story?Niels can be hired for lectures. The proceeds will go to Mission Summit and thus fund new research into the disease MS.