Ric Morgan's Page

How do you spend your day? (aka what's your job?)

Professional speaker and writer

What's your hometown?

Gatlinburg, Tennessee

Favorite activities?

There are so many things I like to do, it would be difficult to list them all, but I like to travel, read, swim, watch movies, attend social events, make new friends, and enjoy living across the street from the Great Smoky Mountains National Park.

Spirituality?

While I am not religious in any way, I am VERY spiritual...God is truly my best friend

What's your long-term goal? If you don't know yet, that's OK!

To live life to the max one moment at a time

Achieving our long-term goals involves a lot of baby steps. What goal are you working toward right now?

Selling my newest book, The Keys: The Textbook to a Successful Life. The book is a 2009 Pulitzer Prize nominee in General Nonfiction, as well as other awards.

How would you like KF community members help you achieve this goal?

Referrals

Are there ways not listed that you would like KF Community members to reach out and help you?

I can be reached at ric@ricmorgan.com at any time.

We ask that each member makes a pledge to the community: What help can you offer to your fellow members?

Encouragement, support, loyalty and fun.

If you had to put your personal philosophy on a bumper sticker, what would it be?

What if the Hokey-Pokey really is what it's all about.

If you have an official bio, post it here.

Ric Morgan has been a professional speaker for over 35 years, having spoken to nearly three two million people for many of North America's leading corporations and organizations, as well as at many churches, schools, colleges and universities across the US and Canada. The Keys is Ric Morgan's second book, and is based on many of the topics and principles he has taught through the years. He is truly a person who walks the walk and lives by what he teaches. Ric's first book, The Train Of Tomorrow, was published in 2007 by Indiana University Press. Ric has been fortunate in winning awards both as a speaker and writer. He has also been an actor, broadcaster and has created and owned a number of businesses and was also the founder of two nonprofit organizations. He currently lives in Gatlinburg, Tennessee, at the edge of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. The holder of two doctoral degrees, he has been listed in a number of Who's Who editions, Europe's Men of Achievement, and will soon appear in the next edition of Contemporary Authors. In May 2008 The Keys was nominated for a 2009 Pulitzer Prize in General Nonfiction.