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Testimonials
I can not thank you enough for coming into my SCOPE (Schools and Cops Opting for Positive Education) class and sharing your story... I still have kids coming up to me and saying, "WINNERS DON’T QUIT".
Kirkland Police Department Student Resource Officer @ Lake Washington and Juanita High School
City of KirklandAl, you are truly making a difference in all the lives you touch.”
Mark Matteson
International Best Selling Author of Freedom From Fear, Keynote Speaker and Consultant.Your talk was informative, humorous, emotional, and most of all helped send the message that having a disability is just a minor obstacle toward leading a productive life.
we hope to work with you again in the future.
Texas A & M University-Corpus Christi
Taposh Rudra President, Islander Cultural Alliance
Tag Archives: challenges
Vaccinate your Attitude
Attitudes get Challenged When life gets rough, sometimes gratitude is the only antidote. Caring about others is a sure source of gratitude. It won’t quit raining. The storm keeps coming. Getting our Attitude vaccinated with gratitude helps us to dance in … Continue reading
Diversity Training
Do you know how it feels to be different than the people you want to blend in with? Have you ever wondered how to blend a diverse population or team together?
My debilitating motorcycle crash saddled me with diversity and plunged me into a world for which I was totally unprepared. Continue reading
Life Challenges
Have you ever been plucked from a world you loved and forced into a monstrously hideous situation? Did you feel hopelessly trapped? What did you do? If you’re in such a situation now, what will you do? Continue reading
Be Stress Free
Why is stress allowed to fund such a large percentage of America’s GNP? Because the function of worry is wildly misunderstood.
Properly used, worry either helps us avoid danger or it helps us prepare for it. Worry turns destructive when it gives us ulcers. Continue reading
How to be Positive
Oscar Wilde once said about critics who wrote about his plays: “Criticism is a form of autobiography.”
He was right. Criticism reveals more about the critic than it does about the person or event being criticized. Continue reading
