Wednesday, July 12 • 8:30 a.m.-9:45 a.m. – Ticket Required
Join Coach Ken Carter – the famed high school basketball coach who locked out his undefeated varsity team in order to push them to improve their grades – as he offers hard-hitting advice about the accountability, integrity, teamwork and leadership needed to succeed both on and off the court, while enjoying a hot-buffet breakfast with other distributors. His no-nonsense approach to getting things done is what’s enabled him to exert such tremendous positive influence on others. In this inspirational talk, you’ll hear Carter discuss:
- Advice for concentrating your efforts in order to reach your top personal and professional goals
- How to avoid seven major negative emotions, including fear, greed and anger, and form the important habit of applying and using positive emotions
- Ways to use your own passion for success to motivate your team toward high productivity
- Stories from his latest book, Yes Ma’am, No Sir: The 12 Essential Steps for Success in Life, which chronicles his unique life experiences.
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Ticket includes a hot breakfast and the motivational keynote. $10 tickets are available through April 11, 2017. Prices increase to $20 each from April 12 – June 12, 2017, then increase to $30 each from June 13, 2017 up until the day of the event.
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![](http://www.asishow.com/media/2359/carterbio.png) Coach Ken Carter, head basketball coach for Richmond High School in California from 1997-2002, made news when he locked out the undefeated varsity team (including his own son) in order to push them to improve their grades. These inner-city students came back to the court with a new view on winning, and motivated to pursue college educations and futures they hadn’t considered before. These real-life events inspired the hit movie Coach Carter, starring Samuel L. Jackson. Today Carter is an advocate for Richmond’s youth, and his non-profit Coach Ken Carter Foundation promotes and provides education, training and mentoring programs for minority youths. He also founded the Coach Carter Impact Academy, designed to enable disadvantaged youth to reach their full academic and life potential. In addition, he owns Prime Time Publications, Prime Time Sports, and is a renowned author and speaker. |
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