Let’s Tell The Story

I believe Rich’s Ride is a story worth sharing.

I hope that doesn’t sound arrogant or self-serving. I’ve seen enough evidence to convince me that lots of people are inspired and encouraged by this message of dreams and possibility. I’ve no interest in self-promotion, but I believe this ride is a gift made possible through the love and support of a large circle of folks like you.

And I believe the only reason for receiving this sort of gift is to share it with others. That’s what gives the gift its meaning.

Becky and I are actively seeking opportunities to tell others about this experience and what we learned from it. We’ve worked with churches, schools, businesses and community groups. I’m willing to tailor a presentation to fit the needs of any audience or event.

So today, I’m asking for your help.

If you share my conviction that this is a story worth telling, will you help us arrange a presentation?

The possibilities are endless.

At your church, we might: combine a few adult Sunday school classes; organize an evening presentation; meet during “coffee time;” or plan a conference or retreat.

I could do an inspirational keynote for your nonprofit fundraiser or your business’ staff. I enjoy speaking to all sorts of community service groups. And of course I always love working with kids.

Maybe you’d just like to gather a group to hear this story. You don’t need permission from a formal organization. The whole message of Rich’s Ride is that each of us can do important stuff. Perhaps you’re the person that needs to step out and make something happen.

Please don’t begin by fussing with logistics and costs. Those things get worked out one way or another, but I think the ride teaches us that it’s best to start with big dreams and see what happens.

You can refer to my speaking page for more information and ideas.

Brainstorm. Dream big. Contact me with your ideas. Let’s make something remarkable happen.

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