On the occasion of the European Week for the Employment of People with Disabilities (SEEPH), organized from November 18 to 24, the Direct Sales Federation (FVD) highlighted its commitment to the professional inclusion of people with disabilities. Among the notable testimonies, that of Kristell Le Ster, resident of Val-d’Oise and brand ambassador in Île-de-France, who embodies resilience and the ability to transform a disability into strength.
With 6.8 million French people declaring that they suffer from a severe limitation, according to a Drees study in 2023, the integration of disabled people into the professional world remains a major challenge. Direct Sales, thanks to its flexibility and its absence of fixed time constraints, offers a suitable solution. This sector allows everyone to work at their own pace, in a rewarding and human environment.
An exemplary journey
Kristell Le Sterliving with epilepsy, testifies to the transformative impact of Direct Selling on his life. “I refuse to let epilepsy hold me back and hope to inspire others to believe in their potential,” she declares.
This dynamic young woman found in this activity a space where she can flourish despite obstacles. The flexibility inherent in the sector allows it to manage its daily life while taking into account the specificities of its medical conditionwhile building a career in his image.
A rewarding and inclusive activity
Beyond the financial independence she acquired, Kristell discovered in Direct Sales a platform to encourage other people with disabilities to exceed their own limits.. “I want to show that, even with challenges, it is possible to achieve and create opportunities for yourself,” she explains.
For people like Kristell, Direct Selling is more than just a source of income. It is also a way to reconnect with the outside world, develop social skills, and regain self-confidence. This model favors human interactions and highlights close relationships, essential for those looking for a balance between personal and professional life.
