Winners Don’t Quit
A 50-minute presentation that inspires students to maintain triumphant Winners Don’t Quit attitude. Al Foxx knows how important a Winners Don’t Quit attitude is. Survivor of a paralyzing, teenage motorcycle crash, Al shows students how changing the way they see themselves changes the way others see them and helps them see their own possibilities.
A STRONG SELF-IMAGE AND A BELIEF IN YOUR PURPOSE is a natural result of using the listed ABCs. Students often go to extremes to feel better about themselves. Frequently they are presented with a list of things they can do to feel valuable or important, but many of these turn out to be empty promises. Fortunately, the power of Accepting, Believing and Caring can help them step around or jump over these pitfalls.
Al Foxx did it. At 18, he lived the life, enjoyed the friends and owned the possessions every teenager wants. Just before his 19th birthday, a motorcycle crash paralyzed half his body, crushing his self-image and giving him a life no teenager wants. Students listen and learn how Al used the power of goal setting and maintaining positive relationships to rebuild his self-image and his outlook on life. By using the following ABC tools, Al changed his life from one he had to live to one he gets to live. By using the same tools, students can build lives they want to live.
Conveniently, Al’s tools are summed up in 3 alphabetic steps.
A – Accept the Book you’ve been given.
B – Believe you can write a happy ending.
C – Care about others.
About Al Foxx:
President of Winners Don’t Quit Association, Al Foxx travels the country inspiring people with his message of hope and humor. His aim is to help all people, especially students, believe in their possibilities. Because Al was a teenager when his rehab journey began, schools are his favorite place to tell his inspiring story. Students laugh out loud as they identify with him. After winning the 2000 Giggles Comedy Club Laff-Off in Seattle, Al’s focus changed from standup comedy to speaking on serious topics. Now he inspires, instructs or motivates Fortune 500 companies, schools, associations, churches, and government agencies.
Al Foxx is the real deal. You’ll sense it. You’ll believe it. You’ll be it.
