Big Faith in Small StepsSixteen years ago, Oren Blitzblau lost both eyes to a terrorist’s bomb.  Today, he holds the world record as the fastest sightless Ironman.  What powered Oren’s journey? Big Faith in Small Steps. Join me for this amazing and inspiring story; it’s the best eleven minutes you’ll spend today.Please do three things: Subscribe to our podcast through your favorite platform.Share with a few of your friends today.Visit our website at http://findinginspiration.lifeIn this episode we cover:Oren shares his personal credo on how to not let the terrorists win.Oren's biggest win is going back to his original position in the army.  Oren served 20 years in the army: 10 years with sight and 10 years blind.As a blind person, Oren returns to his love of competitive sports.  As an athlete, Oren shares his 'big faith in small steps' philosophy. Oren's proudest moment was in 2018 when he set a new world record as the fastest ever blind Ironman in Sweden.Oren completed 2.4 miles of swimming, a hundred and twelve miles of biking, and ran a full marathon of twenty-six miles in only ten hours, and fifty-one minutes, setting a new world record.Oren’s time for completing the Iron Man competition is the fastest a blind para triathlete competitor has ever completed the race. The previous record was twelve minutes slower.In Sweden, Oren was the only blind participant among 1,700 contestants.Amazing Oren Links: https://www.orcam.com/en/blog/paratriathlete-champion-answers-the-call-to-empower-the-blind/https://www.zdvo.org/about/news-and-media/oren-blitzblau-breaks-the-world-record/https://www.hamartzim.com/lecturers/oren-blitzblau/https://www.jpost.com/israel-news/technion-students-build-inclusive-cycling-club-for-the-visually-impaired-661457Send us your thoughts at Finding Inspiration:Via email: iamfindinginspiration@gmail.com