Al Foxx
is an inspiring, funny, and unforgettable professional speaker.

He’s founder of the Winners Don’t Quit
Association

AL FOXX
was the
FIRST PLACE
WINNER
2000 LAFF-OFF
at
 GIGGLE’S
COMEDY CLUB
in Seattle

Al Foxx, the survivor of a serious motorcycle crash that left him half paralyzed and brain injured, shares his remarkable story of perseverance. He was told he would never drive, walk, talk understandably, again. Today he drives to a presentation, limps unto the stage, and shares a powerful message that gives even more hope to the hopeful  and the beginning o hope to the hopeless.

Al speaks in a variety of venues:
 

Whether your looking for a "laid back, fun event with comedy"; a "motivating presentation that will get individuals setting higher goals"; an "inspirational talk that will help individuals to gain new insight"; a "challenging talk that will help individuals make right choices"; or a "presentation on disability awareness", Al adapts each message specifically for your organization.

Al Foxx's professional humor, inspirational story, and "Winners Don't Quit" message is a winning combination for any type of entity.

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Inspiring Presentations
by AL FOXX
| Business-Government | Disability | Auto Dealerships |
| Education | Christian | Comedy |

For Business and Government Audiences

A Crash Course in Life and Change
Everyone’s life is filled with change and challenge. But few of us have had to face a challenge as severe as Al Foxx when a motorcycle crash changed him from an active young man to a brain-damaged, paralyzed adult. Al shares his amazing story of recovery and his “A-B-Cs” for winning: Accepting and Adjusting to Reality, Believing in Ourselves, and Caring about Others. Al’s message, filled with humor and hope, encourages us to be winners no matter what challenges we face.  
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Delighting in Differences
Dealing with people who are different is a universal problem. Using his own experience of being different, as well as the philosophy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Al Foxx shows how to view every person as extraordinary, so that we can erase the attitudes that divide us. A special version of this inspirational talk is available during Black History Month, or for anyone focusing on racial differences, people with disabilities, and during talks promoting equality between men and women.
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Disabling Disability Myths
Anyone who encounters people with disabilities will benefit from this presentation. Al Foxx has spent 24 years living with a half-paralyzed body and brain injuries suffered in a motorcycle crash at age 18. Al’s insights and practical, down-to-earth suggestions can help employers, co- workers, and everyone understand the myths about disabilities and how to communicate in a satisfying way with people with disabilities. Attendees who have been around people with disabilities their whole lives say Al gave them new insights while making them laugh.
See Disability Section of Website

For auto dealerships

High-Octane Selling
Meeting car sales quotas can be hard work. Al Foxx brings his ideas about success and applies them to fire up sales teams to meet the challenges they face. This is not a traditional pump-yourself-up sales talk, but an honest exploration (filled with humor) of the attitudes and practices that encourages salespersons to see new possibilities and have the confidence and persistence to build customer relationships that lead to increased sales and referrals.  
See Automobile Dealership Section of Website

For students—K through college

Always Be Care-Full For younger ages, K-4
Al’s experiences in rehab and with family and friends have shaped his ABC’s into an Always Be Careful message that 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.

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.

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.  

Black History Month/Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day
Al speaks on various issues such as the goal of respecting each other as people, not as blacks or whites, not as disabled or athletic, not as men or women, but as people who deserve respect.

See School and College Section of Website
 

For Christian audiences

Al Foxx's Testimony
This presentation can be adapted for any age group.
Al shares how his rehabilitation journey required him to ACCEPT God’s plan for his life and ADJUST to his new reality. In order to keep his spirits up during the grueling years of relearning to walk, talk, drive, and maintain relationships, Al learned to BEWARE of the evil one and BELIEVE God would meet all his needs. ACCEPTING and BELIEVING strengthens Al’s relationship with Jesus Christ and enables him to CRUCIFY his selfish desires and CHOOSE Jesus as his Lord.

Always Be Care-Full For younger ages, K-4
Al’s experiences in rehab and with his Lord have shaped his ABC’s into an Always Be Careful message that includes, but is not limited to:

	Speaking Fees: Mr. Foxx's presentations are normally 45-50 minutes long. There are several variables in regards to speaking fees, but the average fee is $200-$2,000.
	To contact "Winners Don't Quit" or to schedule a presentation  with Al Foxx, go to:  BOOKINGS or call 206-860-2945 (Seattle) or Toll-Free 1-888-550-FOXX