Jason Hall

Jason Hall helps others find their Champion Inside as he motivates them to improve their mindset and attitude allowing them to improve their ability to succeed. He has done so for companies and individuals across the nation and around the world. He uses his powerful story, weaved with humor, to motivate groups to set and achieve higher goals. After a Jason Hall presentation people want to be better, use gratitude in their lives, and persist through any difficulty.

At 15, a diving accident caused Jason to become a quadriplegic, paralyzed from the chest down. Jason was told that he would never live away from home, never attend college, never marry, and he would not be able to provide for himself or his family.

However, through his own tenacity and lust for life, Jason overcame his disability. He graduated High School, entered Brigham Young University, where he was elected Student Body President of BYUs over 22,000 students. He met and married his wife Kolette, and was recruited for a position at Mutual of New York as an insurance and investment planner. In his first months there he became one of the youngest members of the Million Dollar Round Table, establishing himself as a part of the top six percent of those in his profession.

Then at 27, tragedy found Jason again. Traveling on the freeway his front tire exploded, causing a second life-threatening accident. He was injured so badly that he was hospitalized for 13 months followed by an additional 9 years of therapy, intermittent hospitalization, and over 30 additional surgeries.

Through it all, Jason found success again. He is currently the president of The Champion Institute where he has taught his principles for success to over 2,000 groups all over America, from Hawaii to the Caribbean, as well as in Europe and Canada.

Something triumphant occurs when we become our best selves. The skills Jason teaches empower each to do just that. He motivates people to be the best they can be. Jasons presentations are filled with wit, clarity, and emotion that cause others to want to do a little more to be a little better each and every day.