Ali Ingersoll has lived more lives than most people fit into one. She’s survived jail in China, a trampoline incident involving monkeys at the Playboy Mansion, a freak diving accident that left her paralyzed from the chest down, and more medical chaos than a hospital drama marathon. But what makes her story unforgettable isn’t just what she’s lived through—it’s how she tells it.

With dark humor, fierce honesty, and a soul that doesn’t back down, Ali helps others reframe their pain and find power in the process. Her memoir, Unbreakable(ish), is a raw and hilarious account of what happens when your life implodes and explodes, multiple times—and how you build something bigger, bolder, and more meaningful in its place.

Ali is a globally recognized motivational speaker, TEDx speaker, disability and health equity advocate, corporate inclusion consultant, and day trader. She speaks to audiences around the world about resilience, leadership, and the power of owning your story—even the messy, complicated parts.

When she’s not working, she can usually be found zip-lining through Costa Rica, scuba diving with sharks, skydiving with former military, or white-water rafting somewhere off-grid. Ali believes your story doesn’t have to be polished to be powerful. It just has to be yours. And you have to be willing to live it—fully, boldly, and on your own terms.