Roger Crawford

Roger Crawford is known as "America's Possibility Coach," a title that encapsulates his role as a top inspirational speaker and author. He combines his experiences as a physically challenged Division 1 athlete and a recognized authority in personal and professional development. Crawford delivers impactful messages focusing on adaptability, possibility thinking, and eliminating self-imposed obstacles.

Sports Illustrated has recognized him as "One of the most accomplished physically challenged athletes in the world." He has been honored with the ITA Achievement Award by the International Tennis Hall of Fame for his contributions both on and off the tennis court. His athletic journey offers compelling credibility to his speeches, making his insights not only practical but also deeply inspiring.

As a motivational speaker, Crawford has been inducted into the National Speakers Association Hall of Fame and the Hall of Fame for People with Disabilities, sharing this honor with notable figures such as Christopher Reeve, Helen Keller, and former President Franklin Delano Roosevelt. His presentations, such as "How High Can You Bounce? Build Resilience and Rise Above Challenges" and "CHANGE YOUR MINDSET CHANGE YOUR RESULTS: Acceptable to Exceptional," are tailored to encourage resilience and transformational change in personal and organizational contexts. Crawford's books, including his latest "Think to Win, The Power of Possibility Thinking," have been translated into 17 languages, spreading his message of possibility and peak performance globally. His ability to connect with audiences and his authentic delivery make him a sought-after speaker for various events, helping individuals and groups navigate the complexities of change and adversity.