
Why audiences trust him
“Frank has a riveting story and it is inspiring to see how he was able to take his own personal tragedy and turn it into service to others.”
Frank came through homelessness and alcoholism before building his practice. He does not use that story to impress a room — he uses it to earn the right to ask the room a harder question. It is why executives and people in recovery take the same notes in his sessions.
- Eight years, U.S. Air ForceA career he has never blamed on anyone but himself.
- Homelessness in Colorado SpringsThe park, and the stranger who stopped to ask for his story.
- Business and theologyDegrees from the University of Maryland and Nazarene Bible College, with certifications in diversity, leadership development, and interpersonal communication.
- Four books, and a weekly showIncluding The Encouragement Revolution and Dream Again: Lessons on Leveraging Your Pain.







