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Empower your inner warrior

Watch Cam Calkoen’s interview with motivational speaker and dancer Brylee Mills.

Tue, 14 Jan 2020

At the age of six Brylee Mills learnt that sometimes life puts a really big mountain in front of you and tells you to climb it.

Mills’ mountain came as a result of a car accident in which her left arm was amputated above the elbow.

She started dancing when she was four years old and as a stubborn and fierce six-year-old she wasn’t going to allow the mountain, which had already taken so much, take away the thing she loved the most.

Mills continued to dance and train and she was accepted into an elite dance programme at Sydney’s prestigious Brent Street Performing Arts Studio in 2015.

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