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How Can One Man Silence Over One Thousand Students at a Time Within Seconds of Opening his Mouth, Keeping them Spellbound at the Edge of Their Seats For an Amazing 45 Minutes, While Leaving Them With a Powerful Influence Lasting For Years?

Life is a challenge for most. The challenge is making the right choices to pursue our passions. Kerry Girling’s lifelong goal is to “Create a Better World through Better Youth.” It’s tough for one to accomplish our goals and aspirations without the help, encouragement and the opportunity of our leaders. Kerry has provided an opportunity for your students success…The choice is, are you willing to accept the challenge?

Creating a Better World through Better Youth!

“All of the students here in our school were so excited to have Kerry Girling, It’s great to see such a young role model.”

“Kerry is a dynamic speaker and certainly captivated the attention of the students. He emphasized some important points on setting goals, encouraging others and how “stupid little comments” can tear down another’s self-esteem. He was most effective when he related his own experiences and when he then related those to positive choices and how those impact one’s own life and the lives around them. Kerry’s charisma and passion was enough to hold everyone’s attention even with a blank video screen behind him.”

Thousand agree…

Latest News

  • Number One

    posted February 6, 2009

    Students rated Kerry Girling “Best Overall Youth Motivator” in past 6 out of 7 Canadian Youth Conferences.

    Kerry Girling is hitting North American Youth by ...

  • The Influence Docu-Drama

    posted February 6, 2009

    Kerry Girling is on a role, promoting positive lifestyles and motivating today’s youth to “Make the right choices.” With the success of his recently distributed ...

  • The Instigator Movie

    posted February 6, 2009

    Bullying is only the beginning…

    Kerry Girling has spent seven years presenting workshops on Bullying to students and their parents in North American schools. Now ...