Music has always played a vital role in my life. Even before my Supreme Moment, my earliest childhood memories are of sitting next to my little portable record player, listening to the sizzling sounds it reproduced – as if by magic, to my young mind.
At some point, most of us, of any generation, have had such an eye-opening experience. For me, this remarkable moment let loose a vivid dream – to one day live the show business life! You see, that’s all I’ve ever really wanted – to find a way to harness the magic in the music, and through the music, make a difference in people’s lives – in your life, perhaps.
Today, I’m a successful entertainment manager, representing performing artists in a wide variety of fields and working with some of the legendary performers I grew up listening to. And it all started with the music coming out of that little record player and my transistor radio.
I am living, breathing proof that dreams DO come true…IF you believe they can!
Reaching for your dreams is never easy. As the popular tune tells us, “True dreams are hard to follow….” But if you believe in your dreams – if you believe in yourself – and if you have the faith and, dare I say, the audacity to follow your heart, then your dreams WILL come true. We all have the power within us to achieve our heart’s desire. All you need is the key to unleash that power.
I’ve learned that living life successfully – and achieving your dreams – takes great courage…and often a willingness to take a risk or two. We continually face great opportunities disguised as unsolvable problems. And we can learn a great deal from the lowly turtle. It only makes progress when it sticks out its neck.
That’s my philosophy of life and success. And I want to share this outlook – and the tools to achieve it – with you through my motivational lectures, workshops and individual coaching sessions.
And through my entertaining and enlightening Pop Music and Culture Lecture Series, we’ll explore the connections between Motown and America’s Civil Rights Movement of the 1960s. And we’ll take a trip back in time, to a turbulent era in American history, when the music of Motown reined supreme…when Motown truly was “The Music of Young America.”
It happened for me…and it can happen for you, too!
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