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Dan Faill
With over a decade providing genuine and thought-provoking programs, Dan continues to push the envelope to engage in more meaningful ways.
"Dan carries a persona that exudes 'authenticity' in the way he delivers his message. He resonates with our collegiate students and is able to challenge them in ways that initiate open dialogue. Dan has an amazing ability to connect and engage students while still leaving them wanting more."
~ Ana Miller, National Panhellenic Delegate for Pi Beta Phi Fraternity for Women |
The Origin story
Many moons ago, I was asked by a close friend to do a keynote for his students at a nearby university. Shocked that I would be asked, but thankful to be given the opportunity, I accepted. And that changed the course of my life.
Years later fate brought me in touch with someone from my undergraduate school, who had just taken the leap to become a full time speaker. His enthusiasm and passion was palpable, and his message was simple and elegant:
"Your story is good enough."
That ignited something within me.
I've had a lot of things happen to me - good, bad, happy and sad. They've shaped who I am. When my children were born, something else ignited within me. I wanted to tell my stories to make college campuses a better place, a safer place, for them and so many others. With the support and belief from family and friends, I started to tell my stories.
And now I get to share those stories with you.
Stories of failure. Stories of mistakes. Stories of learning. Stories of life.
Stories to make us laugh and engage in meaningful ways.
Years later fate brought me in touch with someone from my undergraduate school, who had just taken the leap to become a full time speaker. His enthusiasm and passion was palpable, and his message was simple and elegant:
"Your story is good enough."
That ignited something within me.
I've had a lot of things happen to me - good, bad, happy and sad. They've shaped who I am. When my children were born, something else ignited within me. I wanted to tell my stories to make college campuses a better place, a safer place, for them and so many others. With the support and belief from family and friends, I started to tell my stories.
And now I get to share those stories with you.
Stories of failure. Stories of mistakes. Stories of learning. Stories of life.
Stories to make us laugh and engage in meaningful ways.
