Super Me: Becoming My Own Hero Through Change, Chaos, and Choosing to Love Myself

A powerful memoir of resilience, identity, disability, transition, and the fight to survive when the world tries to silence you. From isolation to empowerment. From pain to purpose. From survival to self-love — Super Me is a raw and deeply human journey that challenges everything we think we know about strength.

About the book

Born four months early, diagnosed with spastic cerebral palsy, navigating a world built without him in mind, Malakai Strong spent his life fighting to simply exist.

But when disability, mental health battles, abandonment, and a complicated relationship with identity collided during the chaos of the COVID-19 pandemic, survival became a choice — and becoming his own hero became a calling.

Super Me blends diary entries, emotional breakthroughs, trauma, identity discovery, and social isolation into a brutally honest yet hope-filled narrative that explores what it really means to rebuild a life from the inside out.

This book confronts:

Disability injustice
Trans identity and self-acceptance
Mental health struggles and healing
Systems that fail marginalized people
Becoming your own advocate when no one shows up
Choosing love over shame

This is not just a story. It’s a lifeline, a mirror, a revolution of self-worth.

Super Me- The Book

Super Me is a deeply personal memoir about navigating disability, gender identity, mental health, and survival. Through raw journal entries and powerful storytelling, Malakai Strong reveals what it means to fight for dignity and self-love. A journey from chaos to courage, this book inspires readers to find the hero within.

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Who is this book for?

This book is for anyone who has ever:

✅ Felt invisible in a world that wasn’t built for them
✅ Battled disability, mental illness, trauma, or abandonment
✅ Navigated gender, identity, or self-discovery
✅ Worked in mental health, education, therapy, advocacy, or caregiving
✅ Supported disabled, trans, queer, or marginalized communities
✅ Searched for purpose in pain
✅ Needed proof that survival can turn into power

Perfect for readers, book clubs, students, allies, social workers, therapists, caregivers, DEI educators, and everyday people seeking truth and transformation.

Malakai Strong’s "7 Steps to Wearing Your Cape" (Featured in the Book)

In Super Me, Malakai shares a transformative personal framework — The 7 Steps to Wearing Your Cape — that guides readers toward resilience, identity ownership, advocacy, and daily empowerment.

This is more than a framework. It’s a reclamation of strength.

What People Say About the BOOK

This book changed the way I see my role as a healthcare provider. It’s a lesson in empathy and accountability—reminding us that every action, or lack of action, affects the people we serve. Hearing it directly from someone who lives that experience makes it even more powerful.”

Malakai’s message through Super Me resonates deeply with those of us in special education. He bridges the gap between understanding and empathy, challenging educators to look beyond labels and focus on potential. His work sparks the kind of mindset shift that truly changes classrooms.

About the Author

Malakai Strong is a disability justice advocate, trans visibility speaker, mental health storyteller, and the founder of StrongWheeld Consulting LLC. A wheelchair user since childhood and a survivor of trauma, Malakai uses his personal journey and professional training in social work to empower others through speaking, writing, and equity-driven consulting.
Super Me marks his debut into published storytelling — a movement in written form.

Ready to Begin Your Journey With Super Me?

This isn’t just a memoir.

It’s a story of falling apart, breaking open, and rising with the strength to choose yourself — again and again.