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Keynote Speaker: Randy
Snow
Topic: "It's Not About the Sand Castle"
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At
the peak of a blossoming tennis career while just a
junior in high school, Randy Snow was injured in a farming
accident, which left him without the use of his legs.
Since then he has become a business owner and nationally
recognized sales associate, a Fortune 500 speaker and
one of the most successful gold medal wheelchair athletes
in history. Randy has traveled the world to compete
in athletics. Because of his achievements, he received
the Paralympic torch from President Clinton in Washington,
kicking off the Atlanta Paralympic Games in 1996. In
2004, he was the first Paralympian inducted into the
Olympic Hall of Fame.
Featured
on CNN, ESPN and in USA Today, he is a gold medallist,
a published author, a past MVP sales associate and the
president of an achievement company called NOXQ"s
(no excuse), Inc. His life represents the idea of discovering
options and finding new opportunities. Randy Snow has
proven that in order to succeed today, you must have
a 100% able-bodied mind!
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Randy
Snow believes that every person can take it to a higher level
and inspires his audiences to do just that! Some of Randy's
clients include Shell, Wells Fargo, Southwest Airlines,
Motorola, Price Waterhouse, United Nations, US Forestry Service,
State Farm, Kellogg Company, US Department of Energy, Baylor
Health Care System, and the University of New Mexico.
Randy
resides in Terrell Texas and can be reached through NOXO's,
Inc., 512 791-9000 or 888 797-6700 (Darlene), or randy@randysnow.com
or www.randysnow.com.
Presentation
Description
In "It's Not About the Sand Castle," Randy will
remind the audience that while accomplishment, accolades and
success is meaningful, the real leader doesn't define oneself
by milestones. The real winner in life knows that no matter
how well or poor one is doing, success lies in the effort
that is thrown into each and every day. It's not about the
sand castles in life, its working on the sand castles that
we really love. We must love the work and not love the win!
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