Elementary
K-1st Grade (30-minute presentation)
2nd-4th Grade (40-minute presentation)
Always Be Care-Full
Al’s Always Be Care-Full message includes, but is not limited to: Taking safety precautions. Being careful when interacting with strangers. Being care full (full of Care) when interacting with family and friends. Remembering that you are special. You are unique. No one can take your place, so Always Be Careful.
5th-6th Grade (50-minute presentation)
Winners Don’t Quit
Regardless of what age they are or what they are doing, confidence gives people the edge they need to do their best. First Al tells students how a paralyzing motorcycle crash stole his self-confidence and how he learned to restore his confidence by using the tools he shares to fill his own and others’ “self-esteem buckets.” Al shares the power of goals and how he relearned to talk, walk, and drive. Al says “Life is like a book.” His message is that we are all authors. By having a Winners Don’t Quit attitude and Caring about others, we can all write happy endings.
Read More: Winners Don't Quit Flyer
Junior High and High School
Being a Happy, Confident Teen Can Be Tough
Al’s Winners Don’t Quit talk is a self esteem building talk that helps teens ACCEPT themselves, BELIEVE in their dreams, and CARE about others.
Winners Don’t Quit
Regardless of what age they are or what they are doing, the more confident people are the better they do. Al Foxx tells how a paralyzing motorcycle crash stole his self-confidence and how he learned to restore confidence by filling your own and others’ “self-esteem buckets.” Al shares the power of goals and how he relearned to talk, walk, and drive. “Life,” he says, “is like a book.” His message is: Your life is a book. You are the author. Write a happy ending. With clean humor and stories, Al shows students how to win at life.
By following the sometimes vivid and sometimes hilarious description of Al’s motorcycle accident and his continuing rehabilitation, students of every age learn:
How you feel about yourself is more powerful than having strong muscles.
How to make positive additions to the self-esteem bucket.
How to be happy with yourself and others.
How to make and keep friends.
How to see problems as challenges not calamities.
How to make choices that lead to rewards instead of consequences.
The value of a good laugh and a sense of humor.
Read More: Winners Don't Quit Flyer
College & University
Winners Don’t Quit
College students have many goals and, at times, obstacles that interfere with their goals. Al Foxx tells how a paralyzing motorcycle crash stole his self-confidence and how he learned to restore his confidence and be a winner that does not quit. Al shares the power of goals and how he relearned to talk, walk, and drive. With clean humor and stories, Al shows students how to win at life.
Read More: Winners Don't Quit Flyer
Disability Presentations
For disability presentations, go to Al's Winners Don't Quit Association web site.
Christian Topics
Go to Al's Christian Web Site
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